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

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1946 volume:

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It is these scenes that the senior class wishes to present in this- MAPLE LEAF OF 1946 HELEN HARRIS DEDICATION Some persons have a way of radiating friendliness, so that all who come in contact with even the remotest rays feel the Warmth of happiness. We have in Hornell High School such a person-Miss Helen Harris. Wherexfer We meet her, in school or out, we sense that she is on our side, although in so many words she has never told us. She nods, smiles, or calls a cheery greeting, and we know. Our days in high school have become richer as we have come to realize in her, a true friend. , To Miss Helen Harris, We of the Class of 1946 dedicate this yearbook, the record of our life in Hor- nell High School, as an acknowledgement of the part she had in making our school life seem Worthwhile. s APPRECIATION Miss SCHREI13, To you, the inspiration of this 1946 MAPLE LEAF, we wish to extends our sincerest appreciation. Through thick and thin you have carried us on toward a seemingly im- possible goal. Only through your faithful supervision is this book possible. Our contacts with you have been both prosperous and full of fun , and we hope that in years to come you will recall 1946 with one or two happy memories of us. ' THE STAFF. 1 , APPRECIATION MR. ALDERMAN, We wish to show, in some measure, our appreciation for the many things you have done for us during the past year. The Senior year is the most important of all, to stu- dents at Hornell High School, and you have helped im- measurably to make our last year memorable. XVe also wish to extend our appreciation to Mr. Wasi- cek, who served as our Junior Class advisor, and through whose efforts our Junior Year was made prosperous. THE STAFF. u W 8 76a ,4W,,,.,,,, W Seated, Loft to Riglxt-Cllnrles NV. Sqlmue, Gertrude B. Stevens, Snnnwl R. Ehrenrivh, S. Mabel xv0lllll0llgll Arthur M. Sn-xnnaxn. STANDING COMMITTEES BUILDING SITES, REPAIRS-S. B. Ehrenrich, Cbnirmfmg C. YV. Shane, Gertrude B. Stevens. TEACHERS, TEXT Booxs, LIBRARY-Gertrude B. Stev- ens, Cbaiermmzg S. B. Ehrenrich, S. Mabel Wfom- bough. FINANCE-C. NV. Schane, Cbair1mz11g S. B. Ehrenrich, S. Mabel XVombough. SUPPLIES AND APPARATUS - S. Mabel Wombough, Cbairmang C. W. Schane, Gertrude B. Stevens. 10 EDWARD W. CooKE HARRISON S. DODGE . , , Principal Supvriiltcndefit ' , P fl ' C 11 , B.S. Syracuse University, B.S., Pd.B. Sitrilszagtivetsiiie MS. Columbia University, M.A. ' i Became Superintendent of Schools in Hornell in 1919. T 7'S Miss M. JANE HARROWER J, MILTON STUL1, Vid' Pfilffipfll Of Sf'f1f0 High Vice Principal of Iunior-Senior High Svbool School Elmira College, B.S. University of Rochester, A.B. New York UHiVC1'SifY, M-A- New York State Teachers' College, M.A. 11 9 l i!'Si How, l-vff I0 High!-A. 04-lnvd. V. Lenlly. Il. lliuvardo. M. J. Ilxlrruwer, E. W. Cooke, II. S. Dodge, .J. M. Stull. E. Klos. M. Trenmine. Sm-und Row-G. DeLz1ir, P. Rover, W. lkonvk, E. Sl'lllll'l', ll. Whunlon, L. Lnvonier, II. Ilnnlphrey, J. 0'Nei1 L, lillllllllq. Tllirll Row-ll. Eddy. IV. Ihlvens, E. XYIIIIOTSIIYIIC, C. Mosher, V. Cullen. A. Connie, A. Pxxlnmllo, L. Repple A. Lnvunivr. M. Cnrnoy, M. Cololnaln. Fourth Ron'-li. Pultz, B. Bolniett, E. Clmlfue, Y. Hnssong. N. Dil-kinson, A. Mm-Mullen, M. Gull. 0. Benning C. 0'Connor. Fifth Row-F. Skinner. M. YnnGelder, D. Alderman, D. Ilnrringtun, G. Sprague, K. Blukeslee, B. Suhreib G. Shelleen. THE FACULTY We, the class of 1946, wish to extend our deepest gratitude to the faculty for their understanding and guidance throughout the last four years. By their untiring efforts they have made it possible for us to realize the aims of true education. . 12 1 Y ' v , Y 13 1 . f K 1,NJ 1 4' X. 1 ob nw X X ' 1 ' X x DICK T. HOLLANDS Val cdictorian DICK TAYLOR HOLLANDS ROBERT J. RUCH JANE ROBERTSON THE HONOR X' mf LUCILLE M. RINK QR 'nf' , JEAN YANICK Q5 J, MOSES GARIPPA yi? ELIZABETH LOUISE BABCOCK BETTY KELLY KATHLEEN M. CURRAN MARY JEAN SULLIVAN 16 STUDENTS ROBERT J. RUCH Salutatorian R K Zin jllilemuriam August 3 1928 June 3 1944 To MARGARET ANN KINNERNEY 17 MAPLE LEAF'-S67Zi0TS 1946 MAX S. ALLEN ffMax33 Drives a blue Ford - proud member of Co. F - seen on Wood Street. Youth Council 25 Junior Red Cross 45 Senior Banquet Committeeg Se- nior Finance Committee. HENRY ARGENTIERI, JR. Hank e Runs a cleaning establishment and a touring sedan-an au- thority on inside facts-win- ning ways-opinionated. Homeroom Vice President 35 Senior Cao and Gown Committee. ELIzAEETI-I LOUISE BABcocK Betty Lou King's Queen - delights in a good argument-one of the 8 --that dreamy look. Girls' Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 45 Girls' Service Club 45 Spanish Club 3, 4, Treasurer 45 Horizon Club 2, 3, 45 Mixed Choir 1, 2, 35 Girls' Glee Club 1, 25 Girls' Athletic Council 3, 45 MAPLE LEAF Staifg Intramural Sports 1, 25 Homeroom Treasurer 45 Junior Assembly Com- mitteeg Junior Prom Committeeg Senior Assembly Committee5 Na- tional Honor Society, Treasurer. ' BRUCE R. BAYLEY Bruce iss Schurr's pride and joy- Ton my Dorsey's understudy- 1' to roller skate. Le endez ous 25 Orchestra 45 d , 2, , 45 Dance Band 45 9:6 nquet ommittee. Gi' ., PA . ', . I pl ' s ,VJ r.' -1 I .,. nd' 'E X ,.,' ...N If ' f,':,i J? MAJ I if UN!! fa.-I A ' ily Y HELEN GEORIA-ARGE,NlTiERI 5 ff ywelofff- , 5 L Lf J' Khlri or Navy Blue?-herr'sis- 4...-iter's pal-swell gal. Junior Red Cross 25 Mixed Choir 35 Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 45 Girls' Sci- ence Club 45 Basketball 25 Senior Ball Committee. I l l 'fnffkv I RICHARD JAMES AVERILL Lady's man-seen but not heard-one of the handsome I J. V.'s. 5 Three Mummers 15 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 J. V. Basketball 45 Track 35 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 45 Senior Ball Committee5 Homeroom Vice President 2, Treasurer 3. A Na V ' Nancy iii th e X aughing l face 0 slefi er-ace IC E ,I . 4 X! p . J. 1 .X 5 Hi-Yf ,,.- , 4, eci' . 45 1 ri Club 2, 3,X'45 dent JK...- MAIIL - AE, Assistan Editorg Vol- Cdfk 4, Feature Edito 5 Junior As- sem ly Committeeg Junior Day and Dance Committee5 Senior Ball Com- mittee. ounzig? liilomeroom President 25 GERALDINE VIRGINIA BECKER ffginnyii Believes that a simile l s- found with Sally- for chocol e sodas in a ' way. Gi s' G1 Cl and 1, 2, 3, 45 Gi s' ' ti ncil 2, 3, 45 Bas- ke l 15 In a al Sports 1, 2, 5 Se ' 'Asse Committee. l Vi' ' K I l l l DANIEL BERRY Danny Anita's dream-lockers for two -our junior Prom king. Senior Invitation Commit tee. BARBARA JEAN BRONVN Bobbie The Varga of H. H. S.-a smile for everyone- Gotta catch the ten after. Student Council lg Artisans 3, 4, Junior Red Cross lg Senior Ball Committeeg Junior Prom Commit- teeg Homeroom Vice President 23 National Honor Society. JOYCE BURDETT ffloiyceii Coyle's chief cletk - quiet - blonde hair. Senior Movie Committee. Lois CAMPBELL l'fL0iS!! Oh, XVashington-s m o o t h dancer-Navy fan. Three Mummers 45 Junior Red Cross 45 Girls' Glee Club 1, 25 Mixed choir 33 Senior Movie Com- mittee. MAPLE LEAF-Seniors 1946 DELORES VVIRGINIA BREWER ffDt,cl3 Pretty b l o n d e -- studious -- Navy enthusiast. Senior Invitation Committee. NICOLETTA BUoNo Nikki Nice 'rings come in small packages-spgting a diamond from Ed-our future June Allyson. National Forensic League 4, Presi- dent 4g Cre ' Writing Club 3, Vice Preside ebate Team 45 Volcano 3, 45 E LEAF Staff- A Senior Banquet Co-Chairmang Senioi' Voting Committeeg Junior Prom Committeeg Homeroom Secretary 2, 3. C JOA E - LAGHAN ilIie D ' T I - iamese - ys are er r:oubles- rides- t e e o O a - by . 0- I C ion L ' 1, 2 l .l, .- 2 Girs Hi 4 Sergeant at arms 3, Presi ent 43 Three Mum- mers lg Horizon Club 2, 3, 4g Girls' Glee Club 1, MALE LEAF Staffg Vol- runo 43 Senior Ball Committee, Junior Prom Committee, Home- room President 1, 2, Vice President 3, Secretary-Treasurer 45 National Honor Society. tudent Cou etary 3 ! S T - RICHARD WALTER CAMPBELL ffnifiv Quiet-seen with Carter-likes basketball. Aeronautics Club 4, Track 4g Se- nior Day Committee, Senior Ball Committee. MAPLE LEAF-Seniors 1946 PATRICIA I. CANTY rrpatv Demure - strictly Navy - an- other East Sider. Senior Cap and Gown Committee. CATHERINE CAREY Katie Seen with Shirley-likes a member of Co. F and owner of blue Ford-another member of the Fifth Ward. junior Red Cross 3, 45 Volcano 45 Homeroom Secretary 3, Treasurer 45 Senior Day Committeeg Senior Mov- ie Co-chairmang Junior Assembly Committeeg Junior Prom Commit- teeg 'Volcano Mailing Committee. JACK F. CARPENTER jackson Another of Fran's fans-un- assuming-has affection for the section. Student Council 45 Alpha Hi-Y 45 Junior Red Cross 2, 35 School Pa- trol 3, 45 Track 3, 45 Homeroom President 45 Junior Prom Commit- teeg Senior Cao and Gown Co- chairmang Senior Finance Commit- teeg National Honor Society. RosE CARTELLA Rosie Pretty brown eyes - quiet - keen appreciation of life. Mixed,SIhoir 3, 45 Orchestra 45 Senior Banquet Committee. 'I A X GRACE MARIE CARBONE Gracie Full of vim, vigor and vitality -busy-one of Miss Dunham's public speakers. National Forensic League 45 Debate Team 45 Creative Writing Club 35 Band 1, 25 Spanish Club 3, 4, Ser- geant-at-arms 35 Junior Red Cross 1, 25 Senior Banquet Committee. JEAN CAREY fflea n-93 Mimi's friend and confidant- thinks Miss Schurr is a good teacher- Let's hit the road for Rawady's. Senior Movie Committee5 Senior Finance Committee. PEARL E. CARPENTER Pfsbortyli Little girl appeal-at home in the gym-pretty hair. Girls' Service Club 3, 45 Junior Red Cross 25 Girls' Athletic Council 3, 45 Girls' Science Club 2, 45 Senior Invitation Committee. ,7y',,'lAf,y1x.QL:.'l . WILLIAM G. CARTER HBill!J Our prodigal son-correspon- dent plus-his extra-curricular activity is booking blondes? Aeronautics Club 45 Junior Red Cross 1, 25 Track 45 Senior Day Committee5 Senior Ball Committeeg Junior Prom Committee. COLLEEN M. CASEY Colleen Don't call me cl1ickenhead - blushes easily-fine sense of humor-one of 'the big six. Science Club 43 Volcano Staff 4: Senior Ball Committeeg Volrano Mailing Committeeg Homeroom Sec- retary 2, Vice President 3, 4. JEAN CLARK f?Iea71JD Oh those peanut butter and jelly sandwiches-beautiful red head-Bob's big moment. Girls' Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Junior Red Cross 2g Girls' Glee Club lg Vol- nmo Staff 43 Volcano Mailing Com- mittecg Homeroom Secretary 35 Junior Class Secretary: Senior Ball Committee. JANE LOUIISE COLE Janie Good student-carefree-Wim some. Basketball 33 Homeroom Vice Pres- ident 2, 3g Senior Banquet Commit- tee. A U1sE CoLLINs etf' omised squar ncing en- liusiast 0 frie . vitatiou C mi e 5, 1 ogy il MAPLE LEAF-Seniors 1946 BETTY M. CILANO ffBetty!l , Everybodyis friend-loads of fun-sells at Sam's. Basketball I, 2, 3g Baseball lg Se- nior Banquet Committee. LEONA ARLENE CLARK Arlene Quiet newcomer-lovely smile --lots of fun. Senior Movie Committee. I JAIvIiES COLEMAN Dumbo ' ,Florist at heart?-member of Carter, Campbell, Coleman trio. Junior Day and Dance Committee -Senior Invitation Committee. c Cao viv s cheerl -4 r d sole pro i or of Wned gi is the s ice of l' e Gi s' rvice Cl - N ' tisa Cl eaders ' ience C 4: ior Ca nd Gown tt ' :mg ior mmi- t , Ii meroo ta y rer 2, 3: unior embly mittee. MAPLE LEAF-S6 DOROTHY ANNETTA CORBIN fPACe3yJ, Future editor of Mudemoi- Selle -Forever Dick-No MA- ru: LEM-' without her-pax tience is a virtue. Girls' Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Girls' Service Club 4, Three Mummers Club 3, 4, Sergeat-at-Arms 45 Youth Council 2, 3, 4, Vice President 45 Horizon Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Sergeant-at-Arms 4, Mixed Choir 1, 35 Girls' Glee Club lg MAPLE LEAF Staff, Editor- in-Chiefg Senior Ball Committeeg junior Assembly Committee: Junior Prom Committee, Co-Chairman Decorations Committeeg Junior Day and Dance Committee. DOROTHX' JEAN Ckowrz ffjeanfl School work comes first--fre- quents Vfellsville-Irish and how! Senior Assembly Committee. Makes S humor -Y 2, , Vice Presid- t , Girls' S v e Club Council 4g nior Red Cr O estr 2, 33 Ban ' thletic Council 4 cie Sports 1, , , 5 r n mittee: Senior F' nce Co mi Junior Pro mmlttee' Na a Honor Societ 11-iors 1946 4, - nj. ' .. 'Q7 d 1, , 3, ' Cl 2, 43 Pgesiileng 3 -I f - 1- ei X ' J ED 'f.-mo, WILLIALI DAN'IE Q , PCEJD . ' , , Futures de Severslriy--humorist -one time horntooter. Aeronautics .Club 4, Secretary 43 Xihnd 1, 2, 33 Houieroom Secretary 45 Senior Finance Committee. ' l . E Mlm Stl? HELEN CROSB Helen 0 Bonehem:l - ' ' Fra -Oh! the Fif Ward men.. r Student Council ' ' ' Hi-Y 3, 45 Youth Council , ecretary 45 Mixed Choir 1, , 3, 45 Girls' Glee Club lg MAPLE EAP Staff, junior Assembly Com itteeg Junior Day and Dance Committeeg Senior As- s e m b l y Committee, Homeroom President 1, Vice President 2. KATHLEEN M. CURRAN fQKatbyDJ 1X3 of the Daniels-Messina and Curran trio-Reserved-a good all-around student. Girls' Service Club 3, 45 Three Mummers Club 2, 3, 43 Le Rendez- vous 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Invitation Committee, National Honor So- ciety. CONSTANCE DANIELS Connie Efiicient chemistry student- always busy-neat dresser. Junior.Red Cross 4, Senior Invita- tion Committeeg Homeroom Vice President 4. JOHN A. DEssENA Bull , Our Harry James-needs an alarm clock-crazy to hunt. Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Manager 45 Junior Assembly Committeeg Junior Prom Commit- tee. JAM1zs DEWEY fflivnlii Loves his sleep-flashing ,smile -unintentional humorist. Junior Red Cross 4g Intramural Sports 2, 43 Junior Assembly Com- mitteeg Senior Ball Committee. 1 . J J' ' Li' C.kRjMEN D1 Nmtno ,1 e Cbrisff,, 1 3 f 1 N! ..f Seenf wit-ix!f'?anll and Iai- p piilar bas etball manager- livgs his cane? Creative riting Club 3g 'unior Red Cr ss ' Mixed h 33 Bas- ketballflMana r 3 , ootball 2, 45 Basebal Man , 3, 434 J. V. Bas- ketball ager 33 'Ifrack Manager 23 Junior Assembly Committeeg Se- nior Assembly Committee. CAROLYN DOORLEY ffACeJJ School is just another thing- calm, cool and collected--Bar- bara's pal. Book Club 25 Le Rendezvous 3, 4, Secretary 45 Girls' Athletic Council 43 Science Club 4g Intramural Sports 2, 3, 43 National Honor So- ciety. THORL J. DRAKE Dudgc ' High scorer for West-Order of Arrow man-quiet, reserved. Intramural Sports 43 Senior Invita- tion Committee. f- X tx -' xf 3,51 xl 4.1, X 11 x nice MAPLE LEAF--Seniors 1946 JOHN DEWEY ffjackel . Outdoorsman-John Barrymore profilc+unflagging courage. Junior Red Cross 35 Intramural Sports 2, 33 Senior Day Committee. MICHAEL D1 Nimmo rrM-'ik-ea: Jolly Sarge-at-Arms for S. C. -owner of Hornell's only roll- ing n e W s s t a n d-Pepsodent smile. Student Council 4, Sergeant-au Arms 43 Alpha Hi-Y 45 Mixed Choir 33 Senior Cap and Gown Committee. 'fix-,ff WF jmf' I' yy jc: -57k ONALD A. Dosrrzn X I ff D 0 In lx ffjffwffii'-1-,,,..2,'.,,,.. ' Still Waters run deep-a relia- ble, ellicient student--the an- 1- swer to any teacher's prayer. National Forensic League 45 Senior Assembly Committeeg Senior Finance Committeeg National Honor So- ciety. EA df! BH u en oun meroom s- nt 39 S nw ommittee. . I A sl , 5 1- Be y' colle fe ' -N 3 able y d ' e d d -A ' 35 ' z x 1 fr XX I by ' X I is X , I ,FQ I XQ,-Mjlprgia JLE?0R-IS-Syeniors 1946 0 li 'J X , is-5 ji f MOBERT JOHN EGGER ffB0b,, Boyer's chief pestilence-advo- cate of a more leisure policy- It's n Lazy Day. Mixed Choir 45 Debate Team 2: Intramural Sports 4g Senior Ball Committee. RUBY ELIZABETH FAILING ffRuby!! Pat's other half -- pleasant - those great big eyes. .' . Creative Writing Club 33 Senior In- yitation Committee. X CATHERINE F. FENTON Kate Packs you with fun-Ruth's continual pal-pest of the fourth period gym class. Book Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Sergeant-ab Arms 43 Junior Red Cross lg Senior Assembly Committee. ,, I I I I i .pl li 11 jf L JOHN SALLIATORE RE l 2 job11-'ll' A hydttiek mai: sa jjnianiorous- I great pracf' jok . Junior Red ross 33 eniori Ball Comni e. V f ' ' A I I Q J lvl! if YN I ANGELINE M. ERMY julian Believcs speech is golden, likes to spend it-L. Bl C.'s Counter jumper-Miss Ochod's prize gum chewer. Junior Red Cross 33 Intramural Sports 2, 3, 43 Junior Prom Com- mitteeg Senior Invitation Committee. Av' . 7 . VV 'f' - - WIT ,7 ,,. 5. V 1 A , JAMES JOSEPl-lxFEfli1fIgY P sestffm-we I 4. Pifgers out-of-town material- beiutiful wriaer?-sitafr for N' lJf'A ,' I '., ' A lpfftn V U xv R ie a HI-Y 1, , 3, 4g,Three Mum mqirs 1, 2, 3, get Presideptitiivjzgl' nior Red Cross, .D6bate Team Intramural Splorts , 3, 45 Home- room Treasurer Xh1Vice President 2,k Secretark -Treasu era 3g Junior As- sembly omm' ,Senior ' ssembly Com itt M? . ' I' l f A FLW - if 3 U, JCI , , ,P I, E ' I Ixtirg-I! MARIE QQNTON I K rrwgaa , sl f Appears quietl, until you kno N her-Seen with Catherine ang j ' gh fs' ,f Bo Club 2, 3, 4, Vice ljresidehf 4g Three Mummers.1, 2, 3, 4Nenior Cap and Gown Committee? I t. '--1 , l A I V. X, t EEO FISHER N 'Ki NX . -Y X- rrFlsbn N to r 1-.J Xblorth e l l Material - I works 'for Countryt.,1ClubTseenDl with kek. IJ- T7 3 K A I Mixed Ofioir 1, 2, 3 g Intramklral Sports I 3, 45 Senior Ball Com- mittee: X J HKU. K 'N ' V A i GERALD M. FITZGERALD ffFitzD A wit-Irish charm-Tu Dor's handy man-elongated. Student Council 25 Junior Red Cross 43 Homeroom Vice President 25 Senior Banquet Committee. 9 AROL N and 3 Senior Inv: at Com r a In .If yn' t :OEIS s in a .X .f V7 , . X n 1 mittee- ational Honor GERALD ROBERT FRISBIE fflcrryli Always a clown-never a dull moment-loves life. Artisans 35 Senior Cap and Gown Committee. J N I te Ir' s full ffun- LLAG EKU! a 't' . v or Red C 1, ' rllyay Y ommitte om m Trea rer 4. ff Nl MAPLE LEAF+S67li0TS 1946 NORMA E. FLINT Nor'mie Miss Van Gelder's student- industrious president of Book Club-pleasing personality . Book Club 2. 3, 4, President 3, Vice President 4, Sergeant-at-Arms 25 Le Rendezvous 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice Presi- dent 3g Artisans 45 Senior Ball Committee. ROBERT M. FREELAND NFi Fi!! Travels with Petedrives fam- ily car--seen on East Washing- ton Street-likes to talk about the Erie. Junior Red Cross 33 Football 2, 4: Baseball 3, 4, Manager 23 Track Manager 2, Senior Invitation Com- mittee, junior Assembly Commit- teeg Homeroom Treasurer l. DONALD FURLONG 'Dorf' , Screwball-star for H. H. S.- Red Raiders' carrot top-girls don't bother him. Alpha Hi-Y 3, 4g Sportsmanship League 3, 45 Mixed Choir 33 Bas- ketball 3, 45 J. V. Basketball 23 Track 35 Intramural Sports 1, 23 Senior Assembly Committee. , .iw TRICK GALLAGHER 3 lik o talk about a girl on WH Street-another member 1 C ague. I - 4, Intramural Sports 2, 3. 4g Senior Invitation Committeeg Homeroom Vice President 1, 2. MAPLE LEAF'--St?7Zi0TS 1946 MosEs GARIPDA Mote Likes the Thatcher Street at- mosphere-versatile s t u d c n t band conductor-why be early when you can be late? Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Student Conductor 4, Senior Assembly Committee, junior Day Committee. HELEN ANNETTA GILES Helen A future librarian-diminw tive, sincere, and amiable. Student Council 1, Girls' Service Club 3, 4, Sergeant-at-Arms 4, Girls' Athletic Council 3, 4, Ser- geant-at-Arms 4, Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, Senior Day Committee, Homeroom President 1, Vice Presi- dent 4. VELMA L. GREENFIELD Velma Tall, dark and you know the rest-striking green eyes. junior Prom Committee, Senior Banquet Committee. CHARLES HALL muck Teeth - constantly sports a m e r r y g r i n - appreciates femmes - Shirley--perpetrator of mischief. . Beta Hi-Y 4, Junior Red Cross 2, Mixed Choir 3, 4, Basketball 4, Baseball 3, 4, Track 4, Intramural Sports 2, 3, Co-Chairman Senior Ball Committee, Senior Finance Committee, Junior Assembly Com- mittee, Homeroom Vice President 1. JESSIE M. GIBBS Jessie I loved him Wednesday - quick on the pickup-proud Fifth Warder. Student Council 3, Three Mummers 3, 4, Mixed Choir 2, 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club 1, Senior Assembly Com- mittee, National Honor Society. C. EDXVARD GILLETTE ffEdDJ Subtle humor-likes Elmhurst milkshakes--member of S. S. Leagueusually found perched on Fox Hole counter. Alpha Hi-Y 4, Mixed Choir 3, 4, Senior Movie Committee, Junior Prom Committee, Homeroom Vice President 1. JACK LESTER Goonwm Pflack-LV Sax appeal-great orator-out- of-town rover-crooner. Beta Hi-Y 3, 4, Orchestra 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Assembly Com- mittee, Junior Prom Committee, Senior Assembly Committee. JACQUELINE HALL jackie The human pretzel-artist of 12 A - very expressive - im- pressive eyes. Book Club 3, 4, Senior Cap and Gown Committee, Junior Assembly Committee. THOMAS HALLORAN ffT0m3J Seen with Stoney-Church League star-loves to sleep. Junior Red Cross 1, 4, Senior Mov- ie Committee. SALLY JEAN HARVEY QCSHIIJIP! Wants to be a model-partial to Moses-sister to the snail. Girls' Service Club 3, 4, Horizon Club 3, Junior Red Cross 4, Or- chestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, librarian 3, 4, Girls' Athletic Coun- cil 4, Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4, Senior Assembly Committee, Na- tional Honor Society. JEAN HATTER ffjcdllii Pleasant smile-always co-op- erative-charming. Book Club 3, 4, Senior Cap and Gown Committee. DICK TAYLOR HOLLANDS ffDick,, Miss Dunham's pride and joy- stand in for the Ink Spots- handsomw- Acey. Alpha Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Treasurer 3, Student Council 4, Youth Council 3, 4, President 4, Junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4, Ser- geant-at-Arms 3, 4, Sportsmanship League 3, 4, IYIAPLE LEAF, Business Manager, Basketball 3, 4, Captain 4, J. V. Basketball 2, Track 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Football 4, Intra- mural Sports 1, Senior Ball Com- mittee, Senior Finance Committee, Chairman, Junior Assembly Com- mittee, Junior Prom Committee, Homeroom Vice President 4, Class President 2, Valedictorian, National Honor Society President. MAPLE LEAF'-Sl:'7li01'S 1946 JOSEPH HARRIS ffjoeii Comes to school because it's a habit -- dry humor - prolific reader. Volcano Staff 4, Senior Movie Com- mittee. MARY HAsLEY ffMary,l Pretty features - dignified - quiet. Student Council 4, Artisans 3, 4, Junior Prom Committee, Senior Banquet Committee. Q,Jg,wW'1,3Z,,QA,t X X OLBROO I 0Mi Tim blond 'sailor-Di co pilot music in the modern manner. Girls' Hi-Y 3, 4, Horizon Club 1, 2, 3, Secretary 3, Mixed Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Athletic Council 3, 4, President 4, Senior Ball Com- mittee, Senior Finance Committee, Homeroom President 4. fkfifiif . D. 1-jump nose - li letters from W ' Plai s olid in- dividua Beta Hi 2, , 4, Junior Red Cross 3, rc stra 3 , Band 1, 2, 3, 4, MAP LE :aff 4, Football 4, Trac ' ass Vice President 3, 4, Senior Ball Committee, Junior Assembly Co-chairman, Junior Day Co-chairman, Junior Prom Com- mittee, National Honor Society. J, F1 , Y , i,fflvIAiiPi'lLE LEAF-Seniors 1946 l ,' lx W MARY C. Hoiwfrr rrMdrya: ' Likes to chatter-seen with lflorencwdepenclable. 1 J y Girls' Glee Club 4g Senior Invita- tion Committee. 4 ll, .,f' 1, ROSlQji7IQND 'liguxsenrl N ' feR0siqra u Oh,fl' those yes! -L-,cablegrrnris :from HeideAliurge-:,-futurey'buy- U er for Neil. x A Girls' 3, 4g Horizbn Club 2, 3, '4gt5Mixedl3Choir 22 35- 'ls' Glee Club lg ,Hbmeroom retary 4g Junior Assemblyjflonjl xtteeg Ju ' Prom Congmitteeg Junior Day ,and Danqe Comihitteeg' Chairman, Senior Invitations Committee. J ., 5.-7 , e,,f i Goxgpdiiffi lA1NiES X, ' rfB?-I-dx: if f 1, Y lj-J' . X 'I' tsfqdh all ige yra er-4' I tok X in' Bui fHaunt stlfel , Qen ouse V Silver ake at house.,-'J I, , 8 Thr ghgfS. ax, lMixed choir 44' 43 hairmhn 3Senior,sAss nlrbly XX C . t ,-. .-, El S -oymit e' P. X :ii , l .- . to -A I' . 33. xi' 1 .-XX ,f x. f X Rim. .. .V x EUGENIA JUNKER - Ginny,' Neat dresser-sense of humor -seen with Betty-friendly. Horizon Club 2, 3, 43 Girls' Glee Club lg Homeroom Secretary 1, 25 Senior Assembly Committee. ESTHER H. I-IOSMER Esther Solemn - studious -- an agree- able lass. Senior Banquet Committee. ' GHES tud t- ' 1 l 1: Book Club 3, 4, ir e llr 1 2 3, 4, Junior Re C Q: 4- Homeroom President lg enio Assembly Committeeg Ju- li, gf l Z' T ii, . IA x , lcegg f - ejfgi of sub- Tl rs , , nio As mbly Committee. RICHARD C. JOHNSON Meafbal1 Riot in class-blows :t big tuba-another Dansville fan. Junior Red Cross lg Orchestra 3, 43 Band l, 2, 3, 43 Senior Day Com- mitteeg Junior Assembly Commit- teeg Junior Prom Committeeg Junior Day and Dance Committee. HELEN CECELIA KELLEHER Ceal,' Bicycle repairer-witty Irish- short. Science Club 45 Audio-Visual Edu- cation Club 4, Senior Day Commit- teeg Homeroom Vice President 1, Secretary 2. BETTY KELLY ffBetU Brain child-Liggett's Soda- jerk--nice to know. Girls' Athletic Council 4g IVIAPLI2 LEAF Staffg Intramural Sports 2, 3g Homeroom Secretary 45 Senior Ban- quet Committecg National Honor Society. SHIRLEY LA BARRON Sbirl Wfellsville vs. Hornell--seen with Catherine-likes td'go riding. Student Council 2, 35 Girls' Service Club 3, 4, Treasurer 4g Spanish Club 3, 43 Junior Red Cross lg Homeroom President 2, 3: junior Day and Dance Committeeg Senior Day Committee, Senior Movie Co- chairman. MARIAN LoU1sE LANGEORD Marian Quiet-likes a certain pho- tographer-melodius voice. Three Mummers 45 Artisan's 3, 45 Girls' Glee Club G45 Homeroom Secretary-Treasurer 45 Senior Movie Committee. F. PAUL LEAHX' ffSJ'!P Some day I'11 do my chemistry - pointless questions - s e e n with Niel Gleason boxes. Student Council 33 Homeroom Pres- ident lg Junior Assembly Commit- tee: Senior Assembly Committee. MAPLE LEAF-Seniors 1946 ROBERT WILLI UBIA funny 00 to tl me on two 5 11 t ice Presx Volca 4 A L EAF ff Basketb 1 oot anager 3 ntramural 1 Ho eroom President Volca Mailing Committ Junior embly Com mittee, unior ay and Dance Committeeg ior Movie Com- mittee. rr 1 gf 1 J , . ,.- 1 i f lk If I -- v ' ' I c X I 1' q I , ' '- fl- v ' l ia i-Y 4s Y th In ,' g 5 ' 11 f 5 ' il 3 F - all 2, 43 r - I , ' . - 3 4g .. ANNA LA FARO Ann Long black tresses+waits for the mailman-hates gym. Book Club 3, 43 Senior Invitation Committee. DORIS MAE LATHAM n.D0fiS,, Silence is golden-neat and sweet-refreshing. Band 2, 3, 45 Senior Invitation Committee. RY .EN EB im? - ood ' g e in p pe py c e er- l' ellsv' e . orizon Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Cheerlead- er 4g Girls' Athletic Council 43 Senior Day Committeeg Homeroom Vice President 4. MAPLE LEAF--Seniors 1946 VIRGINIA LEWIS ff Vee!! Lewis, O'Connor, V i n c e n t , Flint Inc.-converses in French -summer-residence at Keuqa Lake. Girls' Service Club 45 Book Club 3, 4, President 4, Creative Writing Club 33 Three Mummers 3, 4, Le Rendezvous 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice Presi- dent 4g Girls' Glee Club lg Senior Movie Committeeg Junior Prom Committee. LAURA LOCKWOOD ffTwrip5I Cute dancer-enjoys the scen- ery at Alfred-Almond-likes to drive. Basketball 3g Senior Movie Commit- tee: Homeroom Vice President 2. Donor!-rY ORVIS LYKE fPDOtl3 Silent type-4-H enthusiast- catches school bus. Senior Invitations Committee. NED B. MARTIN 'irNcd:: ' Noted dish washer-our drum i 'major-tall, silent type. Le Rendezvous 3,14, President 43 Orchestra 22 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Drum Major 2, 3, 45 Senior Assem- bly Committee. , ESTA IVIAE LIVERIWORE Ewa High-stepping m a j o r e t t e- strawberry blond-trim and s m o o th - I call my sugar Vandy. Girls' Hi-Y 3, 43 Spanish Club 3, 4, Horizon Club 2, 3, 4g Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4g Band 2, 3, 4, Majorette 3, 4g Senior Day Committee. oAN LUDDEN J f!I0a'1!3 Arkport's gift to Horncll-- winning personality. Senior Cap and Gown Committee. MARY LOU MARINO Mary Lou Loves 'em all--personality plus -a Mt. Morris fan--future Arthur Murray instructor. Book Club 3, 43 Spanish Club 33 Mixed Choir 33 Girls' Glee Club 2g Senior Day Committeeg Senior Mov- ie Committeeq Junior Prom Com- mitteeg Junior Day and Dance Com- mittee, Homeroom Secretary-Trea- surer 3. w .P X-KNITAR ANN M'A'l5TIE ' , Nifqf' N X. A Thexifuture Mrs. Berry--beam tifftl Wardrobe-never without a-clever retort. , . J Student ,Council 3g Three Mum- mers 3,N4g Le Rendezvous 35 Junior Red Cross 2, 4, Science Club 43 Volcano 45 Senior Ball Committeeg Homeroom President 33 Homeroom Secretary 25 National Honor So- ciety. X f PATRICIA MATTTE repatn Possessor of a melodious sopra- no voice-considerate?- habla Vd. en espanol? Senior Day Committee. RUTH ELLEN MCELXVEE Ruthie Marian's sidekick--t ale n t e d violinist-hails from the sixth. Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 45 Senior Assem- bly Committee. DoN Great EDWARD MCMANUS Mick dear OJ hunter-ah, Betty-pleasant-affable. Student Cross 45 Council 35 Junior Red Senior Day Committee. EVELYN MEEHAN F Reserved-good sport-pleasant N smile. E1.'ic N S Senior Invitations Committee. A 52 t x X - 'N l 1 Qs -Y-xr' T t gow .S f ' X Alix 31 X MAPLE LEAF--Seniors 1946 OLGA EDITH MAZZELLA rrolgan A smile for everyone-Mo Hcnry's standby-quiz kid. Student Council 45 Book Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Senior Banquet Committecg National Honor Society. Doms LUCILLE MCKEE Doris Busy Vo!mno reporter-a swell dancer-likes to ride in cars. Junior Red Cross 45 Girls' Glce Club 45 Audio-Visual Education Club 45 Volcano 45 Senior Movie Commit- IEC. C4955 Y50 of I LC X at On ,Q lu 'Q' s 9 53:52 o gy' 6 0' f gl X Cl U' ' Ye 'l- Ju 3 6 we ,Q Arm' Clulfa, 4, seat? s 5 ljvdxg mg Rae Ifemdent 45 S Ban-CD quctgmmitteeg Junior ro mittee. THERESA A. MEss1NA Theresa Beautiful dark hair-charming smile-popular. Student Council 45 Three Mummers 45 Spanish Club 3, 4g Senior Cap and Gown Committeeg Homeroom President 45 National Honor So- ciety. MAPLE LEAF-Seniors 1946 LAURA M. MICELI Laura Tall, dark and eiiicient-shim ing black eyes-shy smile. Three M u m m e r s 4g Intramural Sports 45 Senior Cap and Gown Committee. FLORENCE M. MURRAY RFID!! She'll be somebody's secretary- busy-friendly. Homeroom Secretary lg Senior Ban- quet Committee. JEAN NISBET Ironic Ray's the No. 1 man in her lifw-fun to be with-Demonds on Saturday night. Le Rendezvous 1, 25 Mixed Choir 15 Homeroom Vice-President 13 Senior X IN ovic Committee. NJ! fn l 'Tj ' f 1 ,iiv E ii A ls W7 Or. V, I-Q' i ,f ' Fvljk Xl Dj A xl . E. KH IA l' Q' ' XX-ff ,f 7CAROLYN P. O,CONNOR fx! llc ' erpatn Virginia's other half-Volczu no's business head-NVhat's at the lake? Student Council 335 Girl's Service Club 45 Book Club 3, 4, Treasurer 43 Creative Writing Club 33 Three Mummers 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3: Le Rendezvous 1, 2, 3, 4g Mixed Choir 2, 3, 43 Girls' Glee Club lg Volcano Business Manager 4, junior Prom Committeeg Senior Movie Committee, National Honor Society. fa ,ff A if ,.' 1 ,J I ,f l ,f ' ! 4 J 1 .1 A Jw , fjf, F -.ffl If :ffl - 1 xi, I-'XX l RICHARD E. MORRISSEY ffDiCkU Travels with Vogt-likes Dans- ville-our president. Student Council 4, Beta Hi-Y 3, 4, Sergeant-at-Arms 4g Mixed Choir 3, J. V. Basketball 2, 35 Varsity Bas- ketball 4g Intramural Sports 2, 33 Class Vice President 25 Class Presi- dent 4g Homeroom President 4g Ju- nior Assembly Committeeg Senior Finance Committee, Senior Ball Committee. JOSEPHINE MARIE NASCA ffloil Pride of Penny's-super-sales womanhcalm and collected. Book Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Homeroom Treasurer lg Senior Banquet Com- mittee. ROBERT LAWRENCE NOLD ffRedP! Comedian-happy-go-lucky-- Park Methodist star. Junior Red Cross 2g Senior Invita- tion Committee. A ll Wwls Er' 4:15 N Q X 'lxff .1 , .l ff 'I ,fb IE Q CONNOR -I ' U 1 ul J I J a X .1 . A S. V , .,. it lgsfzilliifi a ,, loves to eat - ' S ' . Ax K 'rls' HPI? 5 lifiubgeivice Club lm. 111153 xgcxal J glgluniorgji Q GRHZQ Homerosn? 'jC32t'5arysx2, junior A em mitteeg Senior Ball D 3 gommi N RY JiYNB CHAK 4 3 ,pe Clarinet to er-Oh ' 'el X X9 a w ,don't mean i rr x I . ' Art ' rchest . 45 B - d 1, 2, 3, 45 ci c lub 2 4, S ior Ball Committee. KENDALL OWENS ffKc,1-,D Seen driving a maroon car- likes women--member of Pres- byterian team. Student Council 4g Beta Hi-Y 2, 3, 4g junior Red Cross 1, 3, 4, Presi- dent 45 Senior Banquet Committeeg Homeroom Vice-President 1. WILLIAM PANTER PQBil1lJ Found in Wellsw'ille-devil on roller wheels. Junior Red Cross 33 Senior As- sembly Committee. ll I x X I A PAS lj f K 1 . ' ,I Quie ff iiqgwfflierfui E art'-ces'. - R l irls' ervi lub , 45 Mixed hoir 2 3 Girl Glee lubl 'lillfljfii M MAPLE LEAF-Seniors 1946 VIRGINIA ONORATO Ginny Wliiz at selling Senior Movie tickets -Nice smilwiioopera- tive. Senior Movie Committeeg Junior Day and Dance Committeeg Home- room Secretary 1. nf' ILQJRQQBMARY ,RA1.MBsANra L, I er na' 4 V. L!6'zjy2 ,,,,,,.1 a'Z,p?cf-,zy .- I' ' ' ' ,V f il-i25?F52CE2'1al'tY l'kSS l?31Qf,?fff-ffl! t , Se ' r Niovie Commi eelxfr I . X4 V' i .L ,ffl I -if -'W-SQL., - Nh! 31.0. - ji 'Z-:fl 1 'Y If 4-f-AQ f.Lifyfff'f5'f -f'ii S I ,I I .,, , , ,X - ,f ,. .. 1- -K. 7. -.,,7'L ,.fiL.L-rf' X X . ' Lib . V, If .,,, ,f MARY PARKS Parksie Miss Scl1urr's efforts are so in vain-friendly. Book Club 3, 49 Creative Writing Club 33 Senior Day Committee. HARRIET LOUISE PECK ffspikelf Seen with Mary Louise--skat- ing fiend--the beaten path be- tween Candyland and the Fed. ' Le Rendezvous 15 Senior Invitation Committee. N ', 1 K-L MAPLE LEAF-S67li07 S 1946 JOANNE PERLEY NIO!! Likes the Navy-our cute class secretary-eiiicient. Student Council 43 Girls Service Club 3, 4i Three Mummers 3, 43 Mixed Choir 1, 2, 33 Girls' Glee Club 1, 23 Science Club 3, 4, Vice- President 43 Senior Ball Committeeg Junior Assembly ComnIittee3 Junior Prom Committeeg Homeroom Presi- dent 43 Junior Class Treasurer 33 S ior Class Sccretaryg National nor Society. EPI-I PICCIRILLO 5 , erj-oem: Back homg for keeps-to Paul- ineone if the first of our vets. Student C eil 33 Junior Red Cross 43 Sports ship League 2, 33 Foot- ball Pi, 33 seball 2, 33 Track 2, 33 Senior Cap and Gown Committee. RAYMOND D. IKAHNILOXV rr.Ruyv Nice smile+scen at the Fire Dept.--Van johnson of H. H. S. Aeronautics Club 4g President 4g Junior Red Cross 4g Senior As- sembly C0mnIittce3 Homeroom Vice- President 23 National Honor Society Vice-President. FLORENCE M. RICE Riccy,' Band member-seen with Mary -likes popcorn. Girls' Glee Club 13 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 43 Senior Invitation Committee. FREDERICK ADAM PETERSON ffpete!! Seen in Freeland's car-Oh, that cheerleader-member of the St. Paul's team. Alpha Hi-Y 43 Baseball 3, 43 Senior Movie Committeeg Homeroom Sec- retary 2, Vice-President 3, Treasur- er 4. JOSEPH PIDKOWICZ ICIoe!J Ambitious--track star-expert driver-Varga's greatest admir- cr. Student Council 13 Alpha Hi-Y 3, 4, Sergeant-at-Arms 4g Track 2, 3, 43 Intramural Sports 3, 4g Senior Movie Committeeg Junior Prom Committeeg Homeroom President lg National Honor Society. LAURA JEAN RECTENWALD. Laura Soda-jerk-a loyal Eastsider- what have Buffalo and Jasper got that Hornell hasn't? Senior Invitation Committee. ANN RILEY 'fnfzey' 3 Never a serious moment-that gray coupe-Where's her equi- librium? Girls' Hi-Y 3, 43 Spanish Club 3, 4, Secretary 4g Horizon Club 2, 3, 43 Orchestra 23 Band 2, 33 Girls' Ath- letic Council 2, 3, 4g Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 43 Senior Ball Com- mittee. National Honor Society. LUCILLE RINK ffL1lvU Our class treasurer--pretty lass -North Hornellian. Girls' Service Club 3, 4, Secretary 4g Three Mummers 3, 4g Mixed Choir 2, 35 Girls' Glee Club lg Science Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4: Maple Leaf Staff 43 Senior Ball Committeeg Junior Prom Commit- tee, Senior Finance Committecg Se- nior Class Treasurerg National Hon- or Society, Secretary 4. V-I-fflfv ROSE oEB1Ns -f Rosie VW Lf!-fJwXch'arn-ieiqfllys ifvlvfiyhvifilx the n7en4-lqvijyi, 5 4 I zonal Forensic ,League 4, Secre- ary 4g Debaw Team 4g Artisans Clum, M, 4g Junior Red Cross 33 'nie Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Senior Day Committeeg Senor. Ball' Com- V4' mittee, junior Prpyi' Qi mittee. ,X 4,1 4 RM 'C A ROBERT RUCH ffB0bU Studious-obliging--the impor- tance of little things-our salu- tatorian. Student Council 1, National Foren- sic League 4g Debate Team 4s Homeroom President lg Senior Day Committeeg National Honor Society. THOMAS SALCICCIA Tommy Drives his own truck-likes to box-seen with Frank. junior Red Cross lg Debate Team 4g Intramural Sports lg Homeroom Vice-President 45 Senior Assembly Committee. MAPLE LE AF-S6Hi0TS 1946 BCS? ox 4 BARBARA RIXFOR 5 b - fFBarbJ3 Docsrft like being called B. May -thinks out-of-town boys are interesting-when you can't reach her at home, try Sally's. Girls' Service Club 43 Junior Red Cross 3g Girls' Glee Club 1, 23 Girls' Athletic Council 3, 4g Senior Day Committeeg Senior Election Com- mittee. JANE ROBERTSON Ia11ie', . A neat combination of intelli- gence and personality-dreanv er of beautiful dreams-better late than never- Stardust. Student Council 4: Girls' Service Club 3, 4, President 4g Spanish Club 3, 4, President 45 Horizon Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 35 Junior Red Cross 3, 4, Treasurer 43 Maple Leaf Staff 4, Assistant Editor, Senior Ball Co- Chairmang Junior Assembly Co- Chairmang Junior Day and Dance Co-Chairman, Homeroom Secretary- Treasurer 24 National Honor So- ciety. ANTIONETTE SABA Toni Quiet-wall papers her locker with pictures of Frankie. Artisans Club 3, 45 Girls' Glee Club 45 Junior Prom Committee, Senior Banquet Committee. l i 1 W PVEJ ,Wy jfiij, MDV tw , J 1, MA RY Loui AISCHMEL R p QL ff 3.7 X 'I lr , 4 K ary ,XJ Og, wo- . ,if J, Rum' the sk riigggpfxper-Ycfopf Irvriiiufal chatteryl o nnyf, fvf, ok Cl 4gf, 'rls Glee 'lub iij2,fif3,ii1 g Inrran Sill Sportgyg 2, 'Senior Trliv' ation Committee!!! l ff!! 1- ,Iii-I I V- Q dsj i I' El !f,,I'f2'! iff!!! ii. if! fl- f' X ' is f I-I 'ff If X 1 , I we jffffl ' L ll ' i.i'i'iI! ,gfj , if ,100 X Jllfq ,KE Aff! V, j ffl!! V X 35 .V 1 F 0 , U f , ' 'Tv' , x - ,' A . I ,' x ,fffffl it l IV!! Xpff , ,s ,J ' I. ' . , ,R 2, v px xj WW if I HB0 E SCH PEL I If ml WN 'i ' S and en 'c amateur , thes ' n-or' ' y from New Yaw M . artman:s,niece from c ster. x ,V get 2 I Student ouncil 2, ta Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 ree Mum Qts 1, 2, 3, 43 junior cl Cross flEpMixed Choir 3g , ple L Trick 55 Senior Play 'an MQ ie xxrlfmitteeg Senior As- blyj.ComI?iiteeg Homeroom Vice- Pre ' t jgg,President 2. . . Rx ' N r M-2-' I In I . . x X 'A XX w li?-I Q Y 'R ENGSRRBCR 5 1 if fx? X l QQ' to 'hizzesfh' d,- in a truqlJ-2 il a 'd o rls. if 5,1 ., A I N . 71,5 li Beret, i-Yxxijunior Red 'gross lg Choi 3 Orch str, 1,21 3, 4g J f d 4, Volcano 45 nior Day X omm . ,ij Xl X Yi. R X EDWARD SHERIDAN NEI!!! Haunts Leisen's-Woman hater -monopoly expert. Student Council 3g Beta Hi-Y 45 Le Rendezvous 2, 35 Junior Red Cross 4g Senior Banquet Commit- teeg Homeroom President 3. VIRGINIA SIMMS Gin ny Charming-Gracious--Co-open ative. Senior Cap and Gown Committee. CATHERINE SCROCCO 'eCUfl70fil10,, Grand personalit y-quict-mel- odious voice. Science Club 2, 4, treasurer 45 In- tramural Sports 1, 25 Senior As- sembly Committeeg Junior Prom Committee, Homcroom Secretary- Treasurer 4. JOHN DANIEL SEXTON ffDa71,!, A hunter and eager vacation creator-always figuring-liked Buffalo lcc Follies. Junior Red Cross 35 Senior Ban- quet Committee. Y r I i VI INIA E Sf M Y usb yu 2 1 'V lx i and s n-l l in lor- gagipg U sonal S nior Q ifommit ,H Iixe Ioir f 3 L Y' grlsiC Caub . f X if Er. j!!SQ X 4 I' 'i , 1 I ,, 1 If , . xc H' . ., FRANCES E. SINI Fran 'KOlI, Johnny! - Helen's side- kick-beautiful black hair. Three Mummers 3, 4g Junior Red Cross 35 Mixed Choir 3, 45 Intra- mural sports 3g Homeroom Secre- tary-Treasurer 2, Senior Ball Com- mittecg Junior Prom Committee. CAROLYN JEAN SMITH Smitty Beverly's co-partner-if silence is golden, her purse is full-a hard worker. Senior Invitation Committee. I NCI LO HM cr!! l iber 0 mpass guc- uiet- ho' Agar T? Alpha - ' 3 e zvous 1, 2g nior e Cross ntra- mu Spo 2, 3, 43 nidi Invi- ns Co itt ' mor Day and anc Commit g omeroom Vice- DOUGLAS LEE SPENCER QPLUUPD Pool Shark-future farm man- ager-snappy comeback. Senior Movie Committee. O A UR li., en ' e l, blonde Movie Clu MAPLE LEAF--Seniors 1946 MERLIN L. SMITH S miffyn Shows wisdom in silence--hides when girls are around. Senior Assembly Committee. BETTY ALTA SPALDING ffBetS3J Sophisticated-choir member- Oh, those eyes. Mixed Choir 1, 2, 3, 43 Girls' Glee Club lg Junior Assembly Commit- teeg Senior' Ball Committee. VELMA MAE SPRINGER ffvelil Troupsburg's presentaition to H. H. S.-quiet and studious-- dependable on any job. Girls' Glee Club l, 25 Orchestra lg Band 1, 2, 33 Cheerleader 15 In- tramural Sports 3, 45 Homeroom President 1, 3, Secretary 2g junior Class Presidentg Sophomore Class Secretaryg Senior Movie Committee. BEVERLY SUE STEWART lfBe,UD Our fairest farmerette-a smile as contagious as a yawn. Student Council 1, 2g Junior Red Cross 3: Senior Cap and Gown Com- mitteeg Homeroom President 2. f I, l i Q , 5 If.: . , ' C gl vi 1 1 MAPfE LEAF--SeX1zi0,1's 1946 P 3 -4 rl! I J 415 I I C' fa. . s l30ROTHY MAE STILES t 1 I 1 Riot!! X lkubyls Pal-nice smile-hard X i worker. Creative ,Writing Club 35 Senior Invitation Committee. .QLK Li L , 1.9 Q ' X , Q! 'J , SHIKI!!-EY C. STR'E'1fI'ON A MIX A iiljgiilg-passion atginniylji jx ' ' I., 1 vania irate-ii oise an rac 1 'fx , xfllllflf chefs ku -I Book Club 3, '4, Secretary 42X 'X Junior Red Cr6ss12, 3fiVISenl'or Movie X4 Committee. I f ' 1 Y F . , , Nl 1 ' el U VN' 'X 3 ii' lv ll I h f 14 J ' R' X in li i L JACQOELINE TERRY IN he l ll . 'fl9'Iackie ,I I , ,R Sli Beiuigiful plrlxli lil blondeller , 'I ni A ks' in tlielllseivy--artistic. L, x ,, K . I X lx Stu it Council lQllilArtisi:ms 25 ix 'jeg J ior Red Cross ?,,' 35 Cheerleaders ll-.N , 3, 4, Co-Capwi 45 Girls, Ath- X X letic Cduncil 1, , 3, 45l,'-Slziencu lub 214, Intramiiijal Sportsi Junior XXYPX Prom Committeeg Senior4NBall Deco- XQXK I x ration Chairman. U'- l Y. I JOHN TOTI ff 3,137 Like a s rlsalenilacly from Penn, ' 'Till iltlie End of . 'men well Lguxy. i Seni lovie gunmittee h il, I f , as i i Q E. VIRGINIA STILLMAN Ginny Lovely lIair- carefree - dresses neatly. Student council 1, Girls' Glee Club 1, 4g Audio-visual Education Club 4, Secretary 45 Homeroom President 1, Secretary-Treasurer 45 Senior Banquet Committee. MARY JEAN SULLIVAN Mary Ieanv One of our majorettes-likes to giggle-prefers blondes. Girls' Service Club 3, 4g Horizon Club 2, 3, 45 Band 2, 3, 45 Science Club 4g junior Day and Dance Committeeg Senior Day Committee, Orchestra 4. National Honor So- ciety. WILLIAM TESTANI ?fBiIl3J Another car owner-likes to fly -seen at the airport. Aeronautics Club 45 Senior Movie Committee. ALAN TRAX erAl:J Future engineer - traveling quail hunter-meek all week, but oh! those weekends. Junior Red Cross 2, Senior Banquet Committee. , X' 'Q fl? l-Uri: G In 171jJL --A Ji' ,' J -,. , , rw 'l fx ' f 14 ' 1 JOSEPHINE TRENTANELLI ffloli Dazzling smile-likes 10-B- happy-go-lucky. Book Club 3, 4g Senior Banquet Committee. KATHRYN VALENTINE Kate Plenty of spark-still has her heart? Book Club 3, 43 Three Mummers 1, 2, 35 Senior Banquet Committee. OCT ,I J . to the Evening ibune - alwa s oing to D svill ' girls? l a -Y . Red Cross 13 AP E LEAF Staff 45 Icuno Pho- tography Edit 2 , 5 e io Banquet Co '51 tee B. .-1 m ng Junior Prom C - -'LQ 11 ARD .NBR ff das merriment rsoni eta Hi-Y , J, ' and 2, 3, 45 Senior Asse y rnmittee. I MAPLE LEAF-S6 ' r 946 - Bib 9' My Alice Blue Go -West- minster star - connoisseure of records. Beta Hi-Y 4g Mixed Choir 1, 3, 45 Senior Mov' Committee. 1 I 1 ii 1 IREN AE 1 :NT Re11' Eiiicient Volcano editor-scoop conscious-smooth dancer. Student Council 43 Girls' Service Club 4g Book Club 2, 3, 4g Creative Writing Club 35 junior Red Cross 13 Volcano 3, editor-in-chief 45 Senior Movie and Play Committee. BETTY Vosnuac ffB0ttyl! Hard worker-quiet-pleasing personality. Senior Invitation Committee. oko HY WALLIN rtby:: l s h An . . . - as a r ' os ivacious. Girls' Servi e e- resi- dent 4g Mixed g Girls' Glee Club lg Junior sembly Commit- teeg Volcano Mailing Committee. MAPLE LEAF-S9'l1i01'S 1946 RUTH IRENE WEAVER ffRutb7J Mark's usherctte-lively dispo- - sition-the apple of whose eye? Senior Movie Committee. JosEPH WHALEN Poke Drives a Stu debaker-always looking for Gall:1gher-sl1oot- ing star. Debate Team 4, Intramural Sports 2, 3, 45 Senior Invitation Committee. ISABELLE WOOD fflzzyii What a lincflikes the Navy- sweet smile. Mixed Choir 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls' Glee Club lg Girls' Athletic Council 2, 3, 45 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 45 Senior Assembly Committee. JAMES E. WOODRUFF ffIinl3D Donut maker-toots a flute- one of the High Steppers. Three Mummers 3, Sergeant-at-arms 33 Orchestra 1, 2, 3,g Band 1, 2, 3, 4 ,Senior Movie Committee, Senior Day Co-chairman, Junior Assembly Committee, Junior Prom Committee. is CARL L. WELLINGTON, JR. ffcarlii Wfows the cows-quiet-should be healthy! Band 3, 45 Senior Invitation Com- mittee, Finance Committee. JEROME CARLToN W1-IITEORD Pfjcrryii Mad man-seen at the armory -part of the Fairbanks-Trap Whitford combine. Spanish Club lg Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Senior Assembly Committee. GERALD WOODARD ffRedl3 Crack brain--sustainer of H. H. S. Band - bashful? - con- sumer of cruncher carrots. Orchestra 33 Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Senior Movie Committee. JOYCE WOODWORTH ffloyceil Ish - statuesque - smile for everyone. ,s ,nNBook lub 2, 3, 4, TreasurerX3, Wjgecreta, y 45 Senior Day Committee. R 1 , -, . J l . I .Q We .ono A, li IFJ 3 A, -..,. is 173 l Y A ,Ag .l u w XX. xx B lx 1 . -'.. ,V xo E xx xt! qxbx X W Xb I QL. K 'xl VN V -- 5,1 VX X! . J 3 R s 5 is x x. 3 RN . 3 Yi 1 t' 15 .x I Nix mx 3 tx JEAN YANICK f?j'eanD Good actress-a friend indeed -always neat-brilliant. Student Council 45 Girls' Service Club 45 National Forensic League 45 Three Mummers 1, 2, 3, 45 Le Rendezvous 1, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Choir 3, 45 Senior Movie and Play Com- mittee5 Senior Assembly Committecg MAPLE LEAF-SC'71i0TS 1946 IARY ANN YA , ! Na N o from rite bal Le Ren e o J r Red Cross enlor f vitatxon Com nll I f I ' nn ' d . A ' il I - eye mxss-- I- L 9 :I- ,, , . f' ' ' - JI : -f 'I V I - f . National Honor Society. WW SIA L I Louis ZANNIERI Louie Our cnpixble Student Council president - smooth dancer -- stands up for what he believes -lover. Student Council 4, President 45 Beta Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, President 45 National Forensic League 45 Youth Council 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Sergeant-at-Ams 45 Junior Red Cross 35 Band 15 J. V. Baskteball 45 Intramural Sports 2, 35 Senior Ball Committeeg Junior As- sembly Committeeg Junior Prom I RX lib, N , I . , eiety. - l h Evil N . I jyfwfg? IRS' ll 4 1 ' ' .. M A-V N ikxx ik 5 K J Q 3 ASV' ETERANS OF 1946 xi U V if 5 J FREDERICK W. CILANO ROBERT W. CONVERSE CHARLES FRANCE THOMAS A. HOGAN, LAWRENCE KELLOGG V RICHARD LaBARRON X HAROLD LIEB , CLINTON J. LYKE Q LAWRENCE MCCARTHY CARL W. MEAD COSTON ORDWAY 'M W ICHARD PETERSON A C!! QW! RANK POLLIZI ' JACK THOMAS FRANKLIN WOLEANCER Co-Chairmang National Honor So- FAMILIAR SCENES Girls swoonling over men teachers Miss Dunham reproving Schreppel Hartman hunting up the Varsity Carmen favoring a cane The noon hour rush Football injuries Fellows Back Home For Keeps Girls joining the Huba Huba Club Nikki reading letters from Moose Sinatra still supreme School clocks five minutes fast Formal dances-empty 'wallets Senior meetings , Teachers asking for homework in vain Nita and Danny strolling ' Varsity brushcuts Carrots in study halls Saturday night dances at the Sherwood Over-loaded cars Lockers for two Colleen getting in just under the line Miss Schurr's sermons The return of bubble gum Cheerleaders imitating the Varsity Tom O'Connor vacationing Camera fiends Lockers wall papered with pin-up girls and Van Johnson XVednesday morning bridge classes Andrews ad-libbing Commuters to Alfred Mrs. Humphrey piling the work on Girls' Hi-Y hats Mary Lou dieting' Scoop hunters for the Volcano Conz's giggle Shirley tasting Chuck's cooking Miss Schreib tearing her hair Sloppy loafers-clean saddle shoes-gaudy ballet slippers Bangle bracelets and more bangle bracelets 3:17 crowds in 10-A and 32-D Tudor-need we say more High Steppers practicing Sorority pledgees The other 7 reading Rosie's letters from Jack Display of dramatic talent Marian in Marty's jacket Jack buying Crosby records Thursday night crowds at the Fox Hole 42 1 REMEMBER? i me so V' I , 1 f 1, ' ' 1 ft' X 1 If h ,Q .k V ly.,- J JUNIOR CLASS cv df' I f f 5 yu Ja' OFFICERS A y ' Ju' Pl't'Xitl'l-'llf - ----- THOMAS KING lx I kj Vice Prcsiilcfnf - - - JAMES O,CONNOR Oh' A L, if Sccrcfary - - MARY CATHERINE DRACHSLIN , Treasurer - - - - JACK AVERY J Adviser - Miss VIRGINIA LEAHY For several years we have fervently looked forward to being Juniors. True to every . 5 cx ectation our dream has been fulfilled. S P R fx Many of you will associate our Junior Prom and Junior Assembly with your fondest X Xfmcmories of Hornell High School. ' The Juniors are proud to be the future Class of '47 and we look toward tomorrow kg X and our last year of school with eagerness and enthusiasm. A XVe have Worked hard together and with the assistance of our class adviser, Miss Leahy, and other members of the faculty we have had a joyful and successful year and we wish to express our thanks for their understanding guidance and patience. is x 44 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS ' I K Prvsirlm - ---- XVILLIAM STEXVART f Vi ' rcsidefzf - - JAMES WEYAND , 'rotary ELIZABETH HALL 6 Treasurer - - JAMES AM.-wo J Aduism- - MRS. WELLINGTON Members of the Sophomore Class staged the production On NVlth the Mnrryin' under the direction of Mrs. Phyllis Pelton, of Alfred University for their assembly Feb- ruary IS. The climax of the day's actiyifies was the ST hoimQ2le'Dance!l'teld in the gym. 1 MX j -1' lj VI u Dj This class shows pf orhisfjof Eecdniing dn outstzmqdidgljgroulisilf-liornell High School's history. lfjl' 5 ,N-'iv QL KK fvflfv . 'i 'N,7A lf-e Z , ' A 1 Cyl' D Ki ' S :J Silky ' .'r l' A 45 FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS K Prclvirlcrzi - - - VUILLIAIVI BENNETT X V ice President - MARY LABARRON X Svcrrfary - Lois CORBETT Trivmzrm' - - JAMES BARNETT Adil-is:-r - - - - Mus. CORNUE l v A This year the class of 1949 ftself as one of the outstanding classes of Hornell High School. ghr of ' e an Day was a fine musical program to dedicate the new piano rc ed H y. e Board of Education. To conclude its activities for the year, the class sponfgl aqsuccessful Freshman Dance. 46 47 eww W -ufwn wa? W7 M 'Me I4-f.. First Row, Left to Right-M. Prnner, M. Diilnrdo, R. Knhinlr, L. Znnnieri, B. Callaghan, F. Argentierl, J. Parker, A. Quick. Second Row-R. Brnnning, J. Gibbs, M. Nemrin, M. Ellis, J. Robertson, J. Perley, N. Flint, M. Ilasley, B. Townsend. Third Row-J. Dugo, XV. Bennett, YV. Draehslin, W. Stewart, T. McCarthy, R. Sayles, M. NVutson, 0. Mnzzelln, T. Messina, B. Smith. Fourth Row-F. Ioghn, J. Carpenter, D. Casey. K. Owens, J. Saunders, D. Hollnnds, G. Wlllsey, M. Maloney, R. Morrissey, XV. Leonard, T. Dean. a STUDE T COUNCIL This year's Student Council, under the capable leadership of President Louis Zan- nieri, promoted the organization of the National Honor Society in Hornell High School. Through the efforts of council members and its advisers, a bronze plaque, honoring XVorld War II dead from our school, was erected in the building. Socials and after-the-game dances hit a new high this year with a record attendance made possible by co-operation with homerooms and clubs. Student Council Day provided presidential candidates with the opportunity to offer their campaign speeches, thereby. extending the principles of a democarcy in our school. The annual banquet added to the activities and aided in bringing to a close a suc- cessful year for students and faculty. 50 QJI. T DE T COUNCIL Prffsirlent Vice President Secretary Treasurer Sergeant-at-Arms Ad L-'isers OFFICERS R.C - Lows ZANNIERI ROBERT KUBIAK BILLIE CALLAGHAN FRANCES ARGENTIERI MICHAEL DINARDO ooKE, Miss HARROWER First Row, Left to Right-Mr. Cooke, L. Zzumieri, Miss Hurrower. Second Row-R. Kubiak, J. Callaghan, M, DiNax-do, F. Argeuiieri. 51 ff K2 X I S MAPLE LEAF STAFF Editor-in-Chief ANNETTA CORBIN Assisants Ezlilors-JANE ROBERTSON, NANCY BARTZ, BETTY Lou BABCOCK, BETTY KELLY, BILLIE CALLACHAN, HELEN CROSBY, LUCILLE RINK, NIKKI BUoNo. Business Manager - DICK HOLLANDS Assistant Business MUlldgCTS-ROBERT HOLLANDS, ROBERT KUBIAK, RICH- ARD MORRISSEY, JAIVIES FEENEY, TED SCHREPPEL, ROBERT TUCRER. Photography Editor - FRANCIS VOGT Ad-visor - Miss SCHREIB 52 1946 MAPLE LEAF The editors and business staff of the 1946 MAPLE LEAF wish to extend their sincere appreciation to the many peo- ple Without whose help this yearbook could never have been publishedg to the janitors, who took our disturbances with a smiley to Miss O'Neil, who patiently typed our pages of copyg to Mary Hasley, who designed the Ex Libris page, and to Mr. Taylor, who is responsible for the fine group pictures in the book. We have tried to make this yearbook meet the standards set by our predecessors. The staff has spent many hours preparing this book, and We hope that it will furnish our fellow students with many happy memories of their school days. Left to Right-F. Vogt, A. Corbin, D. Hollnuds. 53 g T GIRLS' H1-Y T OFFICERS j President - - - - BILLIE CALLAGHAN Ji VicePresi1fenf LUCY ELLEN DAGON ,Q X 'Secretary - - NANCY BARTZ 5 Treasurer - - - BETTY LOU BABCOCK . .Q Sergeanf-at-Arms MARY CATHERINE DRACHSLIN x Q Adviser -------- Miss SCHURR X .E Another year of accomplishments and months of fun have been had by the Girls' xl X1 HX H1-Y. - 1 'ri In fulfilling the purpose of this national organization, its members filled baskets with X' -J' nutritious food at Thanksgiving and Christmas time. Gifts were purchased for the 3 f Children's Home to show the true spirit of the girls of the Hi-Y. Records were donated F 3 ., to the Fox Holeg boxes for wounded service men were sent to the Veterans' Facility at ' X' ,K Bathg and a contribution was made toward the plaque honoring World War II dead. . pix , .QE ,, is A The main project of the year was the publication of an Alumnae paper. The issue contained information on all former and present members of the club obtained through questionnaires. Only through the untiring efforts of Miss Schurr, Hi-Y adviser, was this paper established. The Kiwanis luncheon in March once more renewed friendships with these generous and thoughtful men. The activities of the year were climaxed by a banquet with the Alpha and Beta Hi-Y. This annual affair was a most enjoyable occasion and succeeded in bringing the organizations in closer harmony. First Row. Left to Right-Miss Schnrr, B. Bnbeuek, N. Bartz, B. Callaghan, L. Dngon. M. Drnchslin, A. Corbin. Seeund Row-J. Slxnll, E. Ilnll, B. Benson, A. Chase, J. Dugon, M. Pruner, M. 0'Connor, A. Riley, V. Gay, 0. Kelly, M. Ilerz. Third Row-M. Arnold, II. Ilnrris, J. Clark, E. Livermore, B. DeGroat, R. Ilnhert, J. Holden, B. Boessneck, M. Shults, K. Holbrook, II. Crosby, C. Borden. 54- First Row, Le-ft to Right-Mrs. Carney, L. Dngzon, II. Giles, J. Robertson, D. Xvllllill, L. Rink, S. I.nBnrron. Second Row-I. Vincent, A. Belts, M. Arnold, B. linessnr-ck, M. Dodge, M. Pruner, M. 0'Cunnor, M. C. Druchslin, J. Matthews, A. Corbin. B. L. Bulwoek, C. A. Uonz. Third Row-1'. Carpenter, J. Pork-y, M. J. Snilivnn, R. Hogan, S. Ilnrvey, B. llixford, N. Pascoe, V. Lewis, J, Ynniek, K. Curran, M. Murphy, 1'. Fitzlmtrivk, 1'. 0'Connor, GIRLS' SERVICE CLUB OFFICERS President JANE ROBERTSON Vice President - DOROTHY WALLIN Srcrefary - LUCILLE RINK Treasurer - SHIRLEY LABARRON Sergeant-af-Arms - HELEN GILES Adviser - MRS. CARNEY The Girls' Service Club of Hornell High School has completed many projects this year worthy of its aims--to seek, to find, to share-under 'the leadership of Mrs. Mary Carney. Mirrors were installed in the school, Christmas baskets were prepared in col- laboration with the Girls' Hi-Y, clothing was collected for the Victory clothing drive and contributions were made to the War Fund, Polio Fund, Red Cross, and the Plaque Fund. The club, comprised of Junior and Senior girls maintaining an average of eighty per cent or above in their school work, also sponsored a movie, Fallen Angel, a social and an after-the-game dance. Among the social events were the luncheons, Mother and Daughter tea and annual banquet. And so at the close of its twelfth year of progress, Service Club members are proud to remember the year 1946. 55 ' ORIZON CLUB OFFICERS Pr si cr - - HELEN HARRIS Vic sirlent - MARIE PRUNER Se re ary SUZANNE ANDERSON T a wer - - PAULINE MASON Sergeant-at-Arms ANNETTA CORBIN Scribe - BETTY NIELD Adviser - Miss CHAFFEE The Horizon Club was organized six years ago as a civic organization and last year became a part of the school's activities. It is composed of girls in Campfire who have reached their second year of high school and completed at least two ranks in Campfire. Their purpose is to unite and strive for scholarship, leadership, teamwork and good citizenship. Members made scrapbooks and puzzle cards for veterans' hospitals, and made can- dles and food for the Campfire Bazaar. Interest in the camp 'was furthered by a skating party and camping trip held early in February. The club sponsored an after-the-game dance and tags for the Painted Post game. First Row, Luft to Right-J. Newton, A. Corbin, II. Ilnrris, M. Pruner, S. Anderson, P. Mason, Miss Chaffee. Sei-ond Row-B. Callaghan, J. Robertson, N. Bartz, M. Sullivan, B. Bnhcock, F. Buck, B. Bensen, J. Jeffery, M. Grosbeuk. Third Row-B. Schmitt, B. Hull, M. Smith, R. Mahoney, B. Nield, F, Pascoe, A. Allen, M. Herz, A. Gray. Fourth Row-A. Riley, B. Fluxington, H. Smith, R. Hubert, B. DeGr0at, E. M. Livermore, D. Ordwny, J. Olewnng, J. Dressler. Members not in picture-Virginia Brown, R. Willsey. 56 First Row, Left to Right-Miss Dickinson, C. Surocco, J. Perley, L. Dngon, L. Rink, M. Drnchslin, P. Carpenter. Second Row-N. Kull, C. Conz, B. Mahoney, L. Mango, A. Mattie, P. Mason, M. Groeslmeck, M. Prnner, M. Neggia, M. Ellis, C. Kelleher. Third Row-P. FltzPntriek, II. Dwyer, P. Enton, C. Casey, J. Jeifrey, J. Dugan, R. Robbins, A. Clmse, J. Long, P. Knblnk, 0. Doorley, M. Sullivan, M. Ognrelxnk. ' GIRLS' SCIENCE CLUB OFFICERS President - LUCY ELLEN DAGON Vice President - JOANNE PERLEY Secretary - Q - LUCILLE RINK Treasurer - - CATHERINE ScRocco Sergeant-af-Arms - MARY CATHERINE DRACHSLIN Adel-'iser - - - - Miss DICKINSON The purpose of the Girls' Science Club is to promote an interest in science and scientific endeavor in the school and the community. This club has been an active member of Hornell High School's activities for a number of years. This year they held an initiation party to welcome the new members. They visited the Steuben County Laboratory at St. James Hospital to study the duties of a bacteri- ologist. A tour of the Hornell Industries gave members an opportunity to view first hand the dying and printing of fabrics. 57 LPH HI-Y OFFICERS President - DICIS HOLLANDS Vice President PHILIP ROCKNVELL Secretary - JERRY MCLAUGHLIN Treasurcfr - 1 - - DONALD FURLONG Svrgc'ar1f-af-Arms JOSEPH PIKOXVICZ, ERNST WEYAND Aa'zfi.vc'r - MR. DELAIR This year, as in other years, Alpha Hi-Y has continued to conduct numerous activ- ities, both for the beneht of its members and the community as a whole. The club has inducted into its midst some of the most outstanding boys in the school. Among its more enjoyable and useful projects were the sponsoring of a very successful social, the contribution of a membership to the Y. M. C. A. to a needy boy, the baling of old clothes for the Victory Clothing Drive, and the holding of a sumptuous banquet in col- laboration with the Girls Hi-Y and the Beta Hi-Y. More important than these, however, the Alpha Hi-Y has attempted to instill in its members a feeling of responsibility toward their school . d t Air community. my My , . 51,0 v First Row, Left to Right-T. King, J. 0'Connor. J. hICLl1llfIllllll, D. Hollands, J. Piilkowicz. F. Solo, Mr. DeLnir. Second Row-F. Sniith, NV. Leonard, F. Argentieri, G. XVillsey, R. Knhink, XV. Sirinnni, E. Gillette, R. Clark, G. Dungan. Third Row-XV. Stewart, R. Griswold, W. Caldwell, J. Cullen, J. Andrews, R. Kohnke, J. Carpenter, B. Sweringen, F. Vogt, F. Peterson, P. Gullugher. 58 if tab -5i mIi1,z' 'mx NIM ' vt'-f xfixuh ii Jlifbu ' 5014 x Z Xl Yew ,Q miie? First Row, Left to Right-T. Denn, R. Morrissey, W. Livingston, I.. Znnnieri, M. Mnlmney, J. Avery, Mr. Eddy. Second Row-R. Ingalls, A. Fairbanks, F. Giglio, R. Tucker, T. Svllreppel, F. Doherty, J. Hognn, K. Owens, E. Slleridnn. Third Row-II. Sengstoek, YV. Bennett, R. Hollnnds, XV. Coddington, J. Goodwin, A. Davidson, C. Hull, J. Feeney, K. Reitnnuer, F. Conway, ll. XVXIHIIUF, D. Comvell. BE' I A HI - Y OFFICERS President - - - - - Louis ZANNIERI Vice President - MARTIN MALONEY Secretary - WILLIAM LIVINGSTON Treasurer - - JOHN AVERY Sergeant-af-Arms RICHARD MORRISSEY Adviser - - - - MR. EDDY This year, as in other years, Beta Hi-Y has done much to promote the interests of its members and the community. The first after-the-game dance was sponsored by Beta, as were several others later in the year. Besides these school dances, the club also held one for its members and their guests. Meetings were held every other Tuesday night and donations were voted to the Community Chest and the Red Cross, and plans were made to distribute gifts to the Veterans' Facility in Bath. These activities have done much to make Beta Hi-Y one of the outstanding organ- izations in the school. 59 W' AERONAUTICS CLUB OFFICERS President - - - RAYMOND RAHMLONV Vice President - GERALD FITZGERALD Secretary-Treasurer - - WILLIAM CARTER Adviser - - MR. LAVONIER The members of the Aeronautics Club have enjoyed a very successful year. Along with learning the parts and mechanism of airplane motors, they have studied the fields of meterology and weather. But the biggest thrill of all came when each boy repaired a broken motor with his own hands and once again heard the sound of a perfect engine. The group has taken several trips to the local airport and has made plans to fly from Rochester to Buffalo to inspect the Curtis Wright airplane factory. Thes o , are learning today, will be the navigators and K - U v , Kllimffmv First Row, Left to Right-XV. Testnni, W. Carter, G, Fitzgerald, R. Ilnlimlow, R. Dickinson, R. Campbell. Second Row-W. Leonard, Mr. Lavonier, G. Willsey. 60 First Row, Left to Right--J. Warczok, J. Idppinvott, A. ML-Rue, G. Cudahee, A. Fairbanks, T. Dnner, R. SDF, J. Cusick, B. Lippincott. M. Fowler. Second Row-B. Brown, C. Cnnz, N. Perley, J. Nnznr, 0. Kelly, C. Dellienzn, M. Cox. D. Bossnrd. Third Row--A. Saba, M. Albers, L. Bull, M. Hnsley, L. Collingwood, M. Joyee, B. Askins, F. Buck, S. Flint. Fourth Row-Mrs. Van Orsdnle, M. Langford, E. Meehnn, R. Robbins, I. Argentierl, J. Price V. Sher '. fdfyff 'kwa , . ARTISANS CLUB 'WW ' ' fa wwf X , K gyigvaffa ,QQ 1 1 OFFICERS .C36J4ffzf,.' -fare ,ff Prcsidcrit - - - ROSEMARY ROBBINSKJQZL6 ,May Vice President - ELIZABETH MEEHAN Secretary-Treasurer - ILONA ARGENTIERI 7 Scribe - - . - JOHN PRICE if Adwscr Mns. VAN Oxsoams The Artisans, under the direction of Mrs. Van Orsdale, have sponsored all in-com- ing and out-going art exhibits. Among these exhibits were one-hundred and fifty reproductions of paintings from The Colonial Art Company, Oklahoma City, a group of flnger paintings and also a Medical Art Exhibit by Philip Johnson, a former student of Hornell High School. This year's program has included a trip to Buffalo where the members visited Al- bright Art Gallery, the Museum of Science, the Historical Building, and other places of art interest. The Artisans also sponsored a trip to Alfred where they .toured the Ceramic Art Building to see an exhibit on handicraft from South America. A successful season has come to a close and the Artisans look to the world of to- morrow with eagerness and high hopes that freedom-loving people may once again find interest and keen appreciation in the wider field of art. 61 N. 1 , 1 Us .g,. .' i 2 X 1 l x i 1 1 l . Th M, is I-si 3,-J' J 9 Y f ' , m W 4 l f J -. ' , l A if N, ,gil A ,A ' ii , J LY ' ji flj. ,il 1 , 1 ,-Q if A rg, Fi-rf, .Islip -' Ml, V, 'I-rf ,fl 'I 'M V1 X' 5 ' I 1 ,, ' ,f ' 'li y,'- ' . J. Tl f ' fi .2 ..' 'L ii ' ' ' .,.,f at f l IONAL HO OR SOCIE I Y D 1 C , , ,. L,z'U,' f , 1 J OFFICERS 1 i President - - - - DICK HOLLANDS J Vice President - -RAYMOND RAHMLONV ' , Sccreiary - - LUCILLE RINK Treasurer - BETTY Lou BABCOCK Adviser - - MR. PELTZ The Hornell Chapter of the National Honor Society began its first year in Hornell High School with an installation assembly on March 8. After an unprecedented tap- ping ceremony and the awarding of pins, Miss Harrower, Mr. Dodge, Mr. Cooke, and Mr. Stull explained the principles of the organization-Character, Leadership, Scholar- ship and Service-on which basis the new members were elected. Then the charter members of the society were installed in an impressive ceremony during which the light of knowledge was transmitted to each of them. The election of members was done by a Faculty Council earlier in the term. In accordance with the constitution it was possible to admit a maximum number of 30 Seniors and 10 Juniors who ranked scholastically in the upper third of their respective classes, and showed satisfactory evidence of good character, leadership qualities, and a Willingness to serve. It is planned that the Horn-ell Chapter shall he an active group and not merely an honorary society, and that it will prove of service to the school, the faculty, and the student body by encouraging Scholarship, Character, Leadership, and Service. First Ilnw. Left to Right-J. Ynniek, L. Rink, J. Perley, Doorley, B. Brown, P. 0'Connor, T. Messina M. Ogurehak. Second Row-M. Prnner, M. Drudge, M. Ellis. S. Cassidy, 0. Mazzella, M. J. Sullivan, S. Anderson, J. Cunningham, A. Belts, R. Hogan, K. Curran. Third Row-D. Doster. J. Pidkowiez, B. Callaghan, J. Robertson, A. Riley, E. Babcock, A. Mattie, S. Harvey, C. Frantz, B. Kelly, B. Rixford. Fourth Row-J. Carpenter, R. llahxnlow, L. Znnnieri, R. Rach, J. Stull, D. I-Iollnnds, R. Brown, R. Ilollands, L. Dagon, J. Gibbs, Mr. Peltz. 62 r5.u.sfc6.gl.e2.. 5 Y- X a' iw ,,.i .. ,uM5JrV00'.ir'3!g! First Row, Left to Right-A. MVCTIIP, W. Clllllllllglllllll, S. Anderson, J. Prete, M. Pruner, Il. Seaman, A. Corbin, M. Dodge, Mr. Bonck. Second Row-J. Stull. J. XVoodrutf, J. Dawson, J. Tobin, XV. XVnyne, M. Groesbeck, S. Cassidy, J. Ynniek, T. Messina, J. Trotnnelli, 0. Mnzelln, L. Rink. Third Row-T. Sehreppel, E. Skillicoru. M. Drnvhslin, J. Mathews, A. Mattie. F. Pascoe, M. Smith, M. Argentieri, M. Fowler, S. Spivnk, M. Rener, L. Shnlts. M. Prnner, J. Pe-rley. Fourth Row-R. Robbins, B. Flnxington, J. Gibbs, J. Jeffrey, J. Rngon, A. Chnse, B. Benson, H. Pryor, M. Bull, K. Curran, G. Daniels, E. Boessneek, A. Belts, C. Scrovco, M. 0glll'l'llIlk. Fifth Row-L. Mieeli, B. Hughes, XV. Drnehslin, D. Ioghn, J. Newton, H. Harris, M. Herz, M. Arnold, L. Gnrippu, G. Borden, V. Lewis, P. 0'Gounor, L. Campbell. THREE MUMMER OFFICERS President - - - INIARIE PRUNER Vice President Romani' SHAMAN Secretary - - - JOHN PRETE Treasurer - - SUZANNE ANDERSON Sergeant-uf-Arms - ANNETTA CORBIN Arlviscr - - - MR. BOUCK The Three Mummers Club has had a very successful year despite the fact that there was a change of advisers. Mr. Bouck was chosen to super- vise the group after the resignation of Miss Benz. Members were taken into the club only after they had participated in the production of a play. Elmer Was presented to the student body followed by High School Dazef, For the first time, the students had full charge of the scenery, make-up and costumes. A buffet social was held for the members of the club in March. . This eventful year was climaxed by the annual banquet. 63 M FRENCH CLUB OFFICERS ' President - - - - NED MARTIN Vice President - VIRGINIA LEWIS Secretary - CAROLYN DOORLEY Treasurer ADAM DAVIDSON Adviser Miss PALUMBO The French Club, which in the past has taken in only second and third year French students, has, this year, ac- . cepted first year students. Also, those who have belonged c to the club but are not now taking French are still honor- ary members. At the meetings French games were played, French songs were sung and French plays presented for the mem- bers. These activities have succeeded in promoting a bet- ' ter understanding of French culture. First Row, Left to Right-V. Baker, A. Palumbo, A. Davidson, N. Martin, V. Lewis, G. Doorley, D. OI-dwny B. Smith. Second Row-M. Herz, S. Anderson, S. Cassidy, J. Ynnick, M. Ynnick, K, Curran, I. Perrin, M. G. Cole, N. Flint, M. A. Yaunotti. Third Row-R. Solo, J. Berry, F. Iloglm, N. Smith, L. Znnnieri, J. Snunders, R. Robbins, C. Dellenzio P. Spitulnik, P. 0'Connor. 64- First Row, Loft to Right-G. Cnrhone, A. Palumbo, J. Sliull, B, L. Babcock, E. M. Livermore, K. Schreck T. Messina. Second Row--E. YVood, P. Mattie, S. Catulino, R. Polliuger, N. Carter, J. Maher, S. LnBnr1-on OFFICERS President - - JANE ROBERTSON Vice President - JOANNE SHULL Secretary - - - ANN RILEY Treasurer - BETTY LOU BABCOCK ' Arlviser - Miss PALUMBO Los Buenos Vecinos, the good neighbors, .completed its second year of existence as ap school club this yeah The current Wave of South American influence has furnished the club with an increasingly important purpose-to be acquainted with the Spanish language, customs, festivals, and traditions. A The club sponsored ia social colored by typical South American scenery, and a special feature this year was a Valentines party complete with Spanish valentines, a One- act play in Spanish, and refreshments. 65 I X I XX, VISUAL EDUCATIGN CLUB x N A X X X1 xX K 'OFFICERS N 'fi President - , - - - - JOHN BECK X X N V ice President '- RICHARD ZELIFF Seerefary - VIRGINIA STILLMAN X X X TTGHSIIVUY BRUCE SVERINGEN . I V Adviser - - OIR. EDDY N x P The Visual Education Club was organized this year for the pur- I A pose of furnishing operators for motion picture projectors and other visual equipment, ordering and handling films, and promoting the use T 'XR . of audio-visual material in the school. The organization served also to interest its members in photography and motion pictures. N Q It is made up of students who have qualified -for membership by com- Nfi pleting a successful term of apprenticeship and Ahgweilearned to operate I a projection machine or serve the club in Isome other capacity. Appli- ex cants for membership must maintain an average of 7 57? or above in their studies. xg Among its activities are monthly meetings devoted to talks and demonstrations in the art of making pictures. The club sponsored an open house and tea for the teachers and an after the game dance. First Row, Left to Right-YV. Conz, V. Stillman. R. Zeliff, Beck, B. Sweringen, N. Chapman. W. Wayne. Second Row-J. Nnzar, H. MeKibben, J. Parker, B. Mntacle,-N. Kull, B. Mahoney, J. Spencer, R. Mclnerny, L. Corbett. J. Doorley, B. Gnllngher, M. McClary, C. Mahoney. Third Row-J. Kelly, H. Xold, J. Steinhrecker, L. Shull, B. Jones, M. Tobin, D. King, G. Carnes, D. Marino, B. Townsend, R. Stillman, C. Kelleher. Fourth Row-Mr. Eddy, J. Gudoni, XV. Cunningham, H. Tucker, R. Tucker, R. Ruch, D. Doster, G. Stewart, R. LIIBnrron. Fifth Row-XV. Drucslin, A. Mattie, G. Corey, G. Casey, M. Mclievitt, J. Oelwang, M. E. 0'Connor, XV. XVyman A. Ermy. 66 ' , J Kp Ligpgvrfv A V, , 5 '- W VTEQQQ .44 . . J. . I First Row, Left to Right--S. Harvey. B. Hughes, D. Hollauds, J. Robertson, K. Owens, M. C. Drachslin, XV. Sirinnni, Miss Ilnssong, T. Doyle. Second Row-A. McRae, XV. Caldwell, J, Julian, F. Buck, C. Daniels, D. King, J. Prete, J. Matthews, M. L. Murphy, A. Pettilmoiie, R. Bob. Third Row--J. Nazar, C. Carey, A. Mattie, F. Prete, E. Sheridan, C. Slaght, J. Barnett, J. Burke, II. Dwyer, P. Rose, J. MeHn1e, M. Gambino. Fourth Row-R. Rahmlow, R. Robbins, R. Brown, NV. Gill, E. Clancy, T. Dauer, J. Santora, G. Fitzgerald, M. Allen, P. Eaton, E. Trowbridge, J. Tyson. Fifth Row-D. Petrelli, T. Schmitz, R. Schmitz, G. Hooker, D. Cinncagllne, B. Smith, L. Campbell, H. Catalina, H. A. Cosgrove. JU IOR RED CROSS OFFICERS President - ---- KENDALL OWENS Vige President MARY CATHERINE DRACHSLIN - Secretary - - - WILLIAM SIRIANNI ' S'Treasurer - JANE ROBERTSON Sergca-nt-at-Arms DICK HOLLANDS Adviser - - - Miss HUSSONG The Junior Red Cross is the high school counter part of the Ameri- can Red Cross. A boy and a girl from each homeroom constitute the membership. A 1 This year articles were 'collected for gift boxes for children in Europe and over 24 boxes Were sent'out. Several members did Volunteer work at the Red Cross Rooms. I The Club sponsored a benefit movie That Night With You and an after-the-game dance. The- Junior Red Cross can recall the year 1945-46 as a pleasant and successful year. W 67 BOOK CLUB OFFICERS President - - i VIRGINIA LEWIS Vice President - NORMA FLINT Secretary - PATRICIA O'CONNOR Treasurer - - JEAN HATTER Sergeant-at-Arms SHIRLEY STRETTON Adviser - - Miss WHEALON The purpose of the Book Club is to distribute a more widespread knowledge of literature in Hornell High School. This year's group has more than fulfilled their aim through their clever campaigns for arous- ing interest among the students in the many newly purchased books in the school library. Before being taken into the club, each prospective member is given a personal interview at which time he explains his reason for desiring mem- bership. This year, besides their regular meetings, the club sponsored a tag day. First Row, Left to Right-I. Vincent, S. Stretton, X. Flint, Miss Yvhealnn, V. Lewis, J. XYoodworth, P. 0'Connor. Second Run'-L. Burch, G. Borden, B. Neild, B. Hughes, P. Barney, J. Nast-n, M. Parkes, J. Trentenelli, 0. Muzelln, A. Grey. Third Row-P. Spitnlnik. R. Fenton, M. 0'Connor, C. Fenton, J. Steinbecker, J. Olewaug, K. Valentine, J. Maher, M. McKevitt, A. Quick, A. LnFnro. 68 .Aft . leafs, First Row, Left to Right-D. Duster, L. Znnnierl, M. DiNnrdo, N. Buono, R. Robbins, J. Feeny, R. Riu-li. Second Row-G. Cnrbone, C. Carey, T. Si-lu-eppel. J. Cullen, J. XVlia1eu, L. Hamilton, E. Edwunls, T. Snlclceln, J. Yanick, Miss Dunhnm. NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE OFFICERS Presidwzt - - - NICOLETTA BUoNo Vice President - MICHAEL DINARDO Secretary - ROSEMARY ROBBINS Treasurer - - JAMES FEENY Adviser - - Miss DUNHAM The Hornell Chapter of the National Forensic League received its charter in 1925. Its purpose is to promote the interests of interscholastic debate, oratory and public speaking by encouraging a spirif of fellowship and by conferring upon deserving candidates a worthy badge of dis- tinction. V There are four honorary degrees-merit, honor, excellence, and dis- tinction. Chapters are graded according to the number of members and honorary degrees obtained. This year Hornell is the leading Chapter in New York State, having attained 313 members and degrees. Hornell has carried on various debates and round table discussions with other schools in Steuben and Allegheny Counties. It has participated in the American Legion contest and has had several local contests. It was host to the National Forensic League tournament of Western New York. 69 lZwO4,644iQQr33a..far. , of OFFICERS P esident - - - - - Dicli HOLLANDS V ice Presin' t - - - ANNETTA CORBIN Sec arf - - - - - HELEN CROSBY ' Trea or - - MARY CATHERINE DRACHSLIN ' Sergca -at-Ar n- - - - LOUIS ZANNIERI Arlvi ---- - MRS. HALL zstant - - p MRS. KINNERNY e Youth Council Was formed three years ago for the purpose of establishing a much demanded youth center. The Y. M. C. A. and its Board of Directors generously remodeled and refurnished one of their rooms for this purpose. Since then, it has been outlitted for ping pong, pool, dancing, checkers, chess, cokes, and chatting. The Council consists of a boy and girl from each class elected an- nually. They formulate the policies of the center, plan its social events, and are responsible for the successful management of this popular spot. During the past year they have conducted a membership drive, made plans for future remodeling and improvement, and sent delegates to a state convention at Fredonia. FirstixRrgvitLeft to Right-E. Hull, J. 0'Connor, L. Znnnieri, M. C. Druelislin, D. Hollnnds, A. Corbin, H. Crosby, . e s. Secoxrfi Rzifvrll. LnBru-ron, R. Kubink, J. Dngon, W. Livingston, J. Andrews, T. King, T. McCarthy, L. E. Dngou, . a e . 70 First Row, Left to Right--Miss Leahy, N. Bartz, R. Knhiuk, P. 0'Counor, I. Vincent, F. Vogt, M. Shults. Second Row-B. Cnlluglmn, C. Carey, II. Harris, J. Andrews, R. Robbins, J. Lippincott, B. Lippincott, S. Pvtrelli, N. Buono. Third Row-ll. Kuenle, J. Clark, C. Cusey, J. Harris, P. Yuuuotti, H. Sengstoek, D. Wallin, A. Mattie, D. Ioghn. VOLCANO COMPLETES TWENTY-THIRD YEAR OF CONTINUOUS PUBLICATION STAFF Editor ........................ Imsms Vxscrzm- Business Manager PATRICIA 0'CoNNon Sports Editor .......,.... Romain' KUBIAK Photography Editor FRANCIS Voor Arhertising Editor ,.... DORIS McKEE Feature Editor ..........,... NANCY Butz Adviser .......... , ..... ....... 18 hss Ls.-u-n' The Hornell High School Volcano has completed its twenty-third year of publica- tion with many innovations. Featuring an eight page edi- tion for its Christmas issue, the paper announced the elec- tion of its new staff oiicers. Four new oifices were created this year to lessen the respon- sibility upon the original edi- tors. Although the Volcano has always been a student publi- cation it has never been en- tirely unsupervised. This year, however, the staff published two editions upon its own. They p l a c e d suggestion boxes throughout the school so that students might voice their opinions on school life through the paper. Again, they have under- taken the job of sending the paper to former Hornell stu- dents n o w in t h e service. Their mailing list has reached the hundreds and touches al- most every part of the globe. 71 Q- on gage sf! MIXED CHGIR Under the supervision of its director, Mr. Sprague, the Hornell High School Mixed Choir has provided enjoyment to both its members and the audiences for whom it per- formed. It is composed of students selected after individual auditions with the director. A student government within the choir attends to all the business matters of the group. Letters and pins are awarded for service at the end of the school year. i Persistent and patient training has made this group the highlight of many high school programs. It has entertained at its annual concert, a joint concert with the band, ,pg and assembly, and the Baccalaureate Service. Baker, Jeannine Baker, Zane Barnett, james Belts, Audrey Berry, jack Boessneck, Elizabeth Brown, Virginia Carns, Clarabelle Cartella, Rose Chase, Alice Crosby, Helen Crosby, Hoxsic Cunningham, Joan Cunningham, Wfiiliam Dagon, Joan Dessena, Leona Doll, George Dungan, Gene Eichorn, Joyce Fairbanks, Alan Ferguson, Duane Flanders, Everett Flaxington, Beverly Foreman, Donald Gardner, Marilyn Gay, Vada Gibbs, Jessie Gillette, Edward Groesbeck, Mar jorie Guthrie, Donald E Hall, Charles Hall, james Hall, Stanley Holbrook, Kay james, Charles jones, Monna Kinney, Agnes Knights, Ruth Kubiak, Peggy Langford, Marian MacNoughton, Malcolm Madison, Vernon Mahoney, Richard McLaughlin, Gerald Muhleisen, Heinz Muhleisen, Herbert Nisbet, Richard O'Connor, Patricia Pascoe, Frances Pascoe, Nancy Pearston, James Perley, Audrey Perley, Nancy Peters, Phyllis - Rol.crtson, Ann Schultz, Robert Seaman, Robert Sherry, Virginia Singleton, Robert Sini, Frances Smith, Mary Elizabeth Smith, Neil Snyder, Richard Spaulding, Betty Spaulding, Beverly Swartz, Doneta Tucker, Harold Tucker, Robert Wood, Evelyn Wood, Isabelle Janick, jean Gleu Q EMM NAME Sv Ol KIQX 'FY' u fvv'v' ' rl i ll ORCHESTR The Orchestra, in the past year, has begun to rival the Band in the fine performance of its musical works. Under the able direction of Mr. Harrington, it has achieved .1 one rating in the state and has earned for itself and its director an excellent reputation. First Violins Ruth McElwee Phillips Brooks Vaughn Spaulding Joseph Santora. Lydia Garippa Andrey Belts Richard Santora Doris Ordway Florence Rice Second Violins Harry Sengstock Joyce Coller Audrey Roe Marianna Stuart Audrey Allen Janet Spencer Richard Snyder Betty Vanderworker Nellie Vet Richard Halloran Richard Herz Violas Marie Pruner Sally Harvey Adrianna Vet Julia Marino Alice Jackson Cellos Esta Mae Livermore Jean Holden Lawrence McKlbben Carol Dake Mary Musone String Basses Carolyn Lepsch Margaret Latham Lois Pebbles Clarabelle Carnes Fluies Martha Jane Dodge James Woodruil' Edith Ann Sklllicorn Oboe Joan Battles First Clarinets Ned Martin George Willsey Second Clarinets Mary Jean Sullivan Louise Donaldson Bass Clarinet Moses Garippa 73 Bassoon Beverly Brown Saxophones Jack Goodwin Suzanne McHenry French H orns Robert Hollands Roderick Harrington George Stone Richard Todd Trumpets John Dessena Williaili Stlka Glen Heliner Trombones Bruce Bayley Conrad Wilcox Richard Dillon Tuba Richard Johnson Percussion Donald Andrews BAN Continuing their proud traditions, the Hornell High School Band members gave their services to the student body with their customary finesse and color. The musicians were on hand for all the football games to lend the encouragement of their playing to the team. Their music was also heard at several parades during the year. The first concert of the year was given at the Veterans' Facility at Bath, followed by the annual Spring Concert which was held in March. The season was brought to a successful close by a third concert in May. First Cornets John Dessena. lVilliam Stika Second Cornets Carl Xvellington Paul Taylor Third Cornets Richard Wagner Wesley Hamilton Fourth Cornets Bertha Flaitz Stanley Jones li Robert Reitna er S len Helmer F11 1 L DeFo Lockwood First H or-ns Robert Hollands George Miller sd, ,, Second Horns Roderick Harrington Carolyn Lepsch Third Horns George Stone Gerald Voltz Fourth Horns Richard Todd James Shannon First Trombones Bruce Bailey Richard Dillon Second Trombones Conrad Wilcox Thomas Rohan Third Trombon es Jack Hnrter Stanley Leachman Baritones James Hover Frederick Penfold Edward 0'Mara Cellos Esta Mae Livermore Jeannie Holden Lawrence Mcliibben String Basses Margaret Latham Lois Pebbles Tubas Richard Jolmson Gerald Woodard David Hedges Arthur Lockwood William Stubbins Edward Carpenter Percussion Norman Chapman Donald Andrews Jack Andrews Harry Sengstock Vaughn Spalding lv' BVV'. 050122 74 f feta 9 flew H. H. S. HIT PARADE Miss You ................................ Walking With My Honey ............ I'll Get By ..,.........,......,...........,...,.. Aren't You Glad You're You? ....... Hubba Hubba Hubba ............... In The Middle of May ....... Nancy ,,.............,......,...... I'm Glad There Is You ..... Symphony ...................... Love Letters ......,,......,.. Seems Like Old Times .,..., A Little Bit of Heaven ........ Personality .......................,. No Can Do ........................,.. It's Been A Long, Long Time ..... I Got Rhythm ...,........,...... Your Socks Don't Match ,..,. 11:60 P. M. ...............,....... . That Blond Sailor ..................,.,... Don't Forget Tonight, Tomorrow ...,.... I Begged Her .,...........,....................,.. I Can't Get Started ....,,. A Door Will Open .....,........ If You Are But A Dream ....... Isn't This Kind Of Fun? ...... A Kiss Goodnight ........... Saturday Night ........ just My Bill ..........,....,............. I'l1 See You In My Dreams ,..,.... Why Do I Love You .,.....,..,.. There Must Be A Way ........,,.. You're My Favorite Memory ....... .......,Nikki to Moose .......Nita and Danny .................DeGroat .............Seniors Bouck ........Our Senior Ball Slim Harrower ........I-Iornell High Steppers Jack to Rosie Vets Our Junior Prom ....,...................,.Billie .........Betty Lou and Tommy Bill Sirianni Pledgees Midnight Kay Dances Fiori .........Alan Fairbanks noon .........Van Johnson ...,.,..Acey and Dick Fun, huh? , ....... At the Sherwood Bea .......Frannic and johnny To graduate ........Jack to Mary Katherine just A Little Fond Affection ........ ...,..... . .Shirley and Chuck You Won't Be Satisfied ....,....... Long Ago And Far Away ........ lt's The Talk Of The Town ...... Going My Way? ....,.....,,....... Patience And Fortitude , ..... . ...... .. Into Each Life Some Rain Must Fall Oh What It Seemed To Be ......,......... These Foolish Things .... ..........,. . . I'm Always Chasing Rainbows ,..,.. We'll Be Together Again ....,.,,. Everybody Knew But Me .... Love Me ...........,.....,,.,......, Red Sails In The Sunset ........ Stardust ............. . ,....... How Little We Know ....,.. 'S Wonderful ............... Once Too Often ...................,........,..,. Show Me The Way To Go Home .. .,.....,............. Teachers Our Freshman Year ................Betty and Al Hank Miss Schreib Exams ........Jean and Bob Freshmen Bethel ,........jackie and Bob Those tests to Louie Buddy and jean Grantier Students Ann and Bob Tom O'Connor Gallagher 76 XA' f A 1 ,. ,f . V, V A N .Q Y, f j--xxx f GJ!! , Y Q I-ff'-1 '14 ff4'Dz'ff'Vf -gg Qui, 1 1 1 I K X ff .- - - . ,.f x, f 'lv Y, I I If , X3 Y: Q! -I If 1 ,. 1,3376 .Y I X 1 ,- f f ' . ,j xr ., 3, ,Ngf xi Lge! L.-X ffl, ,f, ' , ff xv K, L , Lx' i7'i j, '3 V L' kr fyL'L'L,f'I I' C E k N: ff. . J If nv kd- rg Y- xu , ff' ,-4z'4Zeza X X CHEERLEADERS i i E OFFICERS K 1 aptains JACQUELINE TERRY, BETHEL SMITH X ,W ' ' iier -I - - - ' - - - Miss O,NEIL . Q , , X The cheerl e enjo e 'cc sful year under the X 4 X . s l fVlSiOI'1 of M' O ' Olesch. E 5. m t pro t ar e y their socials and candy s es hey a ur as d art new uniforms. The ad- - tion sev al' 'W rs helped them to spur the foot- ball a d bask all a s on to further victories. Preceding th' ainted Post a e, they introduced a novel feature in p assemblies h they donned the varsity uniforms and . ac? Yi? .J id impersona i s of the team and Coach Hartma 3. First Row, Left to Right-M. Lieh, B. Smith, C. Conz. ' , Second Row-C. DeRenzio,' M. Watson, J. Terry, Miss 0'Nei1, M. Drachslin, D Y gens, B. Mahoney 78, U First Row. Left to Right--R. Cilmio. M. Ellis, H. Giles, K. Holbrook, M. Murphy, M. Drnchslin, Mrs. Sheheen. Second Row-1'. Carpenter, S. Harvey, V. Becker, II. Xold, L. Dngou, A. Riley, E. Babcock, ll. Ilognu, P. Spitulnik, S. Laine. Third Row-M. Lelb, E. Kelley, B. Rixford, J. Matthews, J. Wnrczok, N. Carter, G. Deltienzo, I. Wood, T. Doyle, R. Giglio. Fourth Row-I. Cornell, M. Neggin, C. Doorley. GIRLSI ATHLETIC COUNCIL OFFICERS President - - - - KATHRYN HOLBROOK Vice President - - MARY Lois MURPHY Secretary - - - MARY CATHERINE DRACHSLIN Treasurer - - - -' MARILYN ELLIS Sergeant-at-Arms HELEN GILES Adviser - - - MRS. SHEI-IEEN The aim of the Girls Athletic Council is to promote good sportsman- ship and to cultivate an interest in sports. This year,,under the able guidance of Mrs. Sheheen, the Council has once again achieved its goal. To become a member of the club, a girl must have 5 0 points toward her intramural letter and be elected by a .majority vote of the club mem- bers. E C , 'A E The Girls' Athletic Council has furthered the enjoyment of sports and friendship among its members and girls of other schools, through the sponsorship of a playday and a sportsday. Senior girls from Canisteo, Bath, Wayland, and Hornell participated in the playday. The basketball sportsday Was attended by girls from Canisteo and Hornell. 79 FGOTBALL OFFICERS Co-Captains - XVALTER WARCZOK, PHILIP ROCKXVELL Coach - - ---- MR. HARTMAN Assistant Coach - BEN SPITULNIK Manager - - - JACK R01-IAN Faculty Manager - MR. DELAIR The Hornell High School football team for the season of 1945 was a pleasant sur- prise for all. After discontinuing football for a year, Coach Hartman molded together a team which acquitted itself nobly in all games. Despite its lack of experience, the Red Raider s finished the season in second place in the county. Next year's prospect is rosy as many of this year's team will be back to Hll their old positions. SCORES Hornell ....... .,...... 1 3 Painted Post ..., ....,. 7 Hornell .,.,.... .,... 7 Elmira Heights ...... ...... 1 3 Hornell ......., .,... 0 C. F. A. .,............. ...... 1 8 Hornell .,...... ........ 3 2 Bath ......,.. ...... 1 3 Hornell ........ ......., 1 3 C. N. S. ...... ...... 6 Hornell ........ .....,.. 1 9 Olean .... ...... 1 3 Hornell ....... ........ 1 2 Batavia ..... ...... 6 Hornell .,,. .. .......................... 6 NVellsville .... .,....... 1 3 Totals 102 83 First Row. Left to Right-M. Maloney, C. Hall, T. King, R. Mahoney, F. Giglio, P. Rockwell, E. TVeyand, J. Avery, R. Ilollnnds, K. Reitxmuer. J. Prunoske, D. Hollands, J. McLaughlin. Second Row-Mr. Hartman, K. Peterson, J. Julian, J. Kelleher, XV. Stubbins, J. Amato, XV. Livingston, R. Freeland, D. McCarthy, G. XVillsey, T. Duuer. 80 .sly j,,,,Ag AWS' LQ., new First Row, Left to Right-T. Avery, J. 0'Gonnor, D. Foreman, D. Holland, T. King, D. Furlong. Second Row-C. DiNardo, W. Livingston, R. Morrissey, J. McLaughlin, E. Hartman. VARSITY BASKETBALL OFFICERS Captain - ----- DICK HOLLANDS Manager - - - - CARMEN DINARDO Coach - - - MR. HARTMAN Faculty Adviser ------ Mn. ALDERMAN Although lacking in experience and height this year's edition of the Hornell High School Red Raiders made up for these disadvantages in speed and aggressiveness. After losing two county contests, the varsity came back to whip these same two teams in later games and necessitate a play-off between Hornell and C. F. A. for the county crown. The quint from the Crystal City was victorious due to their ability to retrieve the ball from the backboards. With only a few members of this year's fine squad leaving, next year's team prom- ises to be one which will long be remembered. It will be led by Captain-elect Don Furlong. SCORES H. H. S. opp. East of Rochester .... .......... .,.. ........ 1 8 3 0 Wellsville .... l ........ .... 4 2 3 3 C. F. A. ......... .... 29 37 C. N. S. .... .... 3 3 22 Batavia ..............,. .... 3 0 31 Bath .......................... .... 3 3 31 East of Rochester ..,.... .... 3 9 30 Painted Post ............ .... 3 7 43 C. F. A. ........ .... 4 5 43 XVellsville ...... .... 4 6 3 1 C. N. S. .............. .... 6 2 43 Bath ......................... .... 2 5 24 Aquinas Institute ....... .,.. 2 8 33 Aquinas Institute ....... .... 2 6 31 Painted Post ,...,.......... .... 4 1 37 C. F. A. fPlay-offj .,.... .... 3 s 41 574 539 81 JUNIOR VARSITY OFFICERS Captain - - - Appointed for Each Game Coach - - - MR. HARTLIAN Manager ----, ---- J ACK ANDREWS The end of the 1945-46 basketball season found the Junior Varsity with ten Wins out of fifteen games. The Jayvee's started the season with only one veteran of last year's J. V. squad. This, however, did not hinder them from running up the fine record for this year. The new members, under Coach Hartman, were molded into a smooth-working team. Some of these boys look forward toplaying on the Varsity squad next year. SCORES 'H. H. S. Opp. Dansville ...... ....................,... ' . ..... 2 8 3 0 Wellsxfille .....,.... .. 29 1 5 C. S. .....,......... .. 27 26 Angelica Varsity .... ,. 52 30 Bath .......,...........,... .. I 6 1 5 Dansville ............ .. 22 1 8 Painted Post ...... ..... 4 1 22 C. F. A. ....,.,.. .. 22 20 Wellsville ...... .. 26 24 C. N. S. ............ .. 3 0 . . 34 Bath ........,.,.....,....,. .. 22 19 Angelica Varsity ..., .. 3 6 18 Aquinas ,.,........... .. 14 29 Painted Post ..,... .. 21 29 C. F. A. ......... ...,. 2 9 3 2 Totals .,..., ..... 4 l 5 3 61 First Row, Left to Right-L. Znnnieri. J. Kelleher, l . Conway, G. Willsey, G. Stone. J. Morey. Second Row-G. Hall. R. Griswold, Mr. Hnrtmnn, J. Andrews, ll. Averill. -s., . k N asf' 82 4 fr F. in V3 N First-Row. Left to Right-J. Mt-I.axugliIin, Mx-Grosse, D. Ilolhuuls, XV. Argeutieri. W. Caldwell, D. lforoinnn, T. Shen, M. Mulhviseu, W. Cunuinglmxu. Sen-mul Row-Mr. Aldernmu, B. Sweringeu, R. Kuhink, D. McCarthy, P. Curran, J. Andrews, J. Pidknwicz M. Vet, R. Clark, Mr. XVusicr-k. . TRACK OFFICERS Co-Captains - - CHARLES CHASE, EDXVARD MCGUIRE Managers - BRUCE SNVERINGEN, ROBERT KUIHAR Couch - - ---- MR. HARILIAN Faculty Adviser MR. ALDERLIAN Although the track team had a small schedule, it was able to show that it was one of the finest teams Hornell High School has had in recent years. In their :first two meets with Dansville and Alfred-Almond the boys came through to win easily. In their third meet with C. F. A., the visitors' power in the dash events brought them through to victory. I In the county meet held at I-Iornell, the spikemen from Hornell were de- feated byAC. F. A., who won by the narrow margin of -one point. Never- theless, Hornell placed many men on the team which represented Steuben County at Rochester, and our relay team came home with the Sectional Championship. , With most of last yearis team gone, the outlook is not too bright for this year's aggregation, but it is hoped that the coach will be able to dee velop a good team from the nucleus which remains. 83 Many underclassmen proved to be fine ball players during the 194-S season and BASEBALL OFFICERS Co-Captains - JOHN MEEHAN, WILLIAM ARGENTIERI Coach - ---- MR. HARTMAN Manager - CARMEN DINARDO Favulfy Manager ------ MR. ALDERMAN Although Hornell's losses were many and the victories few and far between, the Red Raiders finished out the season with the same spirit and pep which marked their early season play. The team was defeated in the county tournament by C. N. S. who went on to win the sectional championship. A game with Painted Post was played under the lights at Maple City Park and it is expected that this practice will continue during the coming season. should be very valuable this year. SCORES Hornell ..,... ... 4 Alfred-Almond Hornell ...... ,.. 4 Dansville ...... ,,. Hornell ....., 6 Bath ..,....,.,.. Hornell ...... ... 2 Dansville ...,.. ... Hornell ...,.. S Alfred-Almond Hornell ...... 3 Painted Post Hornell ...... 4 C. N. S. .,... Hornell ....., 4 Painted Post Totals ......... ...... 3 2 42 First Row, Left to Right-J. Griswold, J. Anmto, B. Lorow, J. Avery, W. Argentieri, F. Peterson, T. King, D. Foreman, R. Freeland. Second Row-C. DiNux-do, C. Hall, D. Hollnnds, W. Livingston, P. Curran, E. MeGrosso, J. Prunoske, D. Alderman, E. Hartman. 84 85 Name Allen, Max XArgentieri, Helen Argentieri, Henry Averill. Dick 1 Babcock. Betty Lou Y Bartz, Nancy Bayley, Bruce Becker, Geraldine XBerry, Daniel Brewer. Dolores Brown, Barbara Buono, Nikki Burdett, Joyce 'L Callaghan, Billie Campbell, Lois Campbell, Dick Canty, Patricia Carbone, Grace Carey, Catherine Carey, Jean Affarpenter, Pearl Carpenter, Jack Cartella, Rose Carter, William Casey, Colleen Cilano, Betty Clark. Jean Clark, Leona Cole. Jane Coleman, James Collins, Jeannette 3gConz, Carol Ann iCorbin, Annetta Crosby, Helen Crowe. Dorothy Curran, Kathleen RDIIQDII, Lucy Ellen Daniels, Constance 1xDavie, Edward Dessena, John fNDewey, .lames 1NDewey, John INDiNardo, Carmen DiNardo, Michael Doorley, Carolyn flloster, Donald 7CDrake, Thorl Eicher. Marion 2QEgger, Robert Ermy, Angeline 7QFaillng, Ruby Feeney, James XFenton. Catherine Fiori. John 7QFisher. Leo FitzGerald, Gerald 7SFlint. Norma 3QFrantz, Carol Freeland, Robert 'fFrisbie, Gerald Qklfurlong, Donald Gallagher, Jeannie Likes Catherine 'em big and handsome wine, women and song Jessie royalty Saturday night movies Wellsville banana splits Anita art to square dance Moose clerking Navy Washington thunder to type to talk Max to argue clerking the opposite sex mixed choir Dolly J. Dewey good jokes Bob to have fun to work to work her man Jack intelligent men to eat Corning sports the Irish chemistry D. O. hunting to rant Colleen his cane a busines transaction to fly the farm Pennsylvania hunting Marty to sleep gum everyone to travel to talk to fuss around Beverly R oselna ry to laugh to read to take attendance women to break hearts to work HOROSCOPE l'Vhere Found chauifeuring E with Ilona wedding parties Fairview Avenue collecting money working on Volcano 22-B Llggett's Mattie's Newberry's Candyland scoop hunting waiting for a bus NlacBride's' Miss Harrower's with Carter Miss Mosher's Miss Dunham's Hornell hills at Mimi's Card's with Walt with Mary Day's Gas Station 5th Ward Slllll'S Bakery Elmhurst typing Dunn's Elmira Candyland father's store with Schreib with J. U. S. Corning basketball games h driving with Kathleen and 'l'l1 radio shop in band room Supreme 5th Ward Rawady's Neil's with Bobbie Miss Schurr's Hnguet's Fairview Avenue Y, M. C. A. L. and C. with Dorothy out of town with the rest of the 5th Ward Mattie's North Hornell Tu-Dor with Bobby who knows? with Peggy everywhere playing basketball 5th Ward 86 l?l'0S2l Noted for chauifeuring cute giggle his analysis letters to Jessie industriousness finesse energy good humor his freckles her diamond size her diamond clean saddle shoes iickleness quietness his line typing oratory her driving determination figure his intelligence pretty eyes pin ups her temper her deviltry red hair good nature blonde hair bashfulness friendliness giggle her business-like manner mathematical ability her hair brains her wit winning smile big feet his trumpet-tooting delivering letters perseverance his limp Pepsodent smile beautiful hair intelligence basketball skill her smile his laziness her gift of gab quietness his good taste talking his line size wit pleasing personality good nature his technique his humor his one-hand shots Irish wit Probably Will Be chauffeur teclmician philanthropist bug hunter queen editor of 'iMademoiselle second Einstein model an Admiral housewife wig maker Mrs. McGrosso ???????? tme tall lineman secretary 2nd Clare-Booth Luce taxi driver 2nd Miss Schurr chorus girl 'tlnformation Please expert waitress beauty contest judge Powers model Frank's wife wife private secretary soda jerk mechanic his wife teacher A first lady A Florence Nightingale beautician 2nd Miss Palumbo undertaker's model intelligent electrician Daniel Boone mailman sharpshooter manager of Yankees lawyer aviatrix professor lady's man cover girl politician Mr. Wineburg's right hand career girl manager of NVoolworth's gun moll circus clown golf pro soldier math teacher teacher a Charles Boyer pickle taster pro-basketball player somebody's future Name 2QGallagher, Patrick Garippa, Moses Gibbs. Jessie Giles, Helen Gillette, Edward Greenfield, Velma Goodwin, Jack 2KHall. Charles sfllall, Jacqueline XI-lalloran, Thomas 'l5,Harris. Joseph Harvey. Sally Hasley. Mary Hatter. Jean X,Holbrook. Katherine Xl-lollands, Dick Aklollands, Robert 1gHorvat. Mary Hosmer, Esther ,QHubert. Rosamond Xllughes. Betty . 7g.lames, Charles J olmson. Richard xLJunker, Eugenia Kelleher, Helen Kelly, Betty Yliubiak, Robert ,U,aBarron, Shirley yLaFaro, Anna Langford, Marian Latham, Doris Leahy, Paul Lieb, Mary Helen Lewis, Virginia L6LlVBl'lll0l'9, Esta Mae Lockwood, Laura Ludden, Joan Lyke. Dorothy Marino, Mary Lou Martin, Ned Ahlattle, Anita AMattie, Patricia Mazzella, Olga McElwee. Ruth McKee. Doris McManus, Don Xhleehan, Elizabeth Meehan, Evelyn Messina, Theresa Micell, Laura Morrissey, Richard Iurray, Florence Nasca, Josephine Nisbit, Jean Nold, Robert gg0'Connor, Pat 740'Connor, Marie y.0gurchak, Mary Jayne Onorato, Virginia Owen, Kendall Palmesano. Rosemary Panter, William Likes living holidays Dick working for Serv his father's car to talk ..Fm.. Shirley to chew gum school? to loaf to work HOROSCOPE ice Club liner things ln life Pat Rich to give lessons Jean to talk square dancing Jack - a bunch of boys posles Dansville Wellsville to talk chemistry Jean to laugh Canisteo Vogtie Latin to ask questions sports chemistry Vandy to drive to work to type Vinny music Danny Spanish a good time 6th ward John Betty sweets school being busy basketball Lucille movies Johnny Ray school to skate Ernie Bradford. Pa. Social Studies girls gum Vivian Where Found around Thacher Street Penny's library S. S. League Candyland at the keyboard Ontario Street 5th Ward ???????? June's 22-B with Marion East Elm Street Mrs. Sheheen's on the court 22-B Miss Mosher's Lake Demmon Neil Gleason's dashing around picking them 22-B Wellsville Bus. Law with Jenny her brain power poolroom Mrs. Carney's Candyland with Ruth doing homework Neil Gleason's with Jean with Pat with Barb A. A. C. S. visiting Arkpo1't on the farm doctor's ohice 22-B with Danny Mattie's McHenry's with Marlon gettings ads 6th Vt'ard with Rosemary with the Fentons with Kathleen and Connie L tv C everywhere Supreme at Penny's 5th YVard nobody knows getting news Elmhurst practicing Mrs. Miss Humphrey's Schurr's at the station McHenry's 87 Noted for his philosophy his grin secret loves her height flashy ties long walks croonlng teeth acrobntic ability absence talking in study halls blushing in class sweetness beautiful eyes singing tenor versatility his nose friendliness good sense her charm her clothes flirting humor her clothes Irish smile Llggett's his line her smile her men her voice nice smile speed her giggle doing her homework on time her strut her dancing her hair athletic ability dancing clarinet playing gorgeous clothes her voice her friendliness violin playing records volunteer answers artistic ability quietness pretty hair neatness curly hair sense of humor her hard work sweetness red hair acting personality her clarinet selling tickets traveling her smile working Probably Will Be radio commentator Director of Philharmonic Orchestra traveling saleswoman librarian hard worker second Hedda Hopper Studebaker salesman baker in vaudeville truant ofhcer playboy muslcian's wife scientist actress play girl president of Yale lumberman head of her sewing circle housewife Jack's wife married florist undertaker Wellsville's mayor dependable future Phi Beta Kappa another Sam Rayburn a movie critic Frankie's wife singer in a symphony orchestra basketball player circus midget Lab. technician chorus girl a Rockette bank clerk homemaker lion tamer 2nd Mr. Harrington fashion editor opera singer famous musician John's Other Wife orator artist governess movie star barber's manicurlst F. B. I. man ice cream dlpper Johnny's wife Mrs. Alger truant ofticer 2nd Tallulah Bankhead in the attendance ofiice vaudeville star business executive iceman pilot inventor Name xI'arkes, Mary Pascoe. Nancy Peck, Harriet X Perley, Joanne xPeterson, Frederick j,Picciril1o, Joseph Pldkowicz, Joseph Htahmlow. Raymond Recktenwald. Laura Rice, Florence Altiley, Ann xltink. Lucille Rixford, Barbara obbins, Rosemary illobertson, Jane Rach, Robert Saba, Antoinette Salciccia. Thomas ASchmelzer, Mary Louise 8Schreppel, Ted Scrocco, Catherine Sengstock, Harry Sexton, Daniel Sheridan, Edward X Sherry. Virginia A Simms. Virginia Sini, Frances Smith. Carolyn Smith. Merlin 'XSolo, Francis Spalding, Betty Spencer, Douglas Springer. Velma gg Stachow, Ray Stewart, Beverly Stiles, Dorothy Stillman, Virginia Stretton, Shirley Sullivan, Mary Jean 2QTerry. Jackie Testani, William Toti. John Trax, Alan Trentanelli, Josephine Xfucker, Robert XValentine, Kathryn Vincent. Irene jlvogt, Francis Vosburg. Betty Wagner, Richard YVallin, Dorothy Weaver. Ruth Wellington, Carl Whalen, Joseph 1iWhltford. Jerry 1gWood, Isabelle Woodard, Gerald 1xVVoodrutf, James Woodworth, Joyce Yanick, J ean 'I'Yannotti, Mary Ann jlannleri, Louis HOROSCOPE Likes Bath? to draw to skate sailors all the girls Pauline taking pictures peace and quiet holnemaking J. D. Spike to smile Dansville to drive the car Stardust to study Frankie to argue Bob women Social Studies Helen school? girls? singing and art typing Johnny' Canisteo women ???????? Bob shop to read nurses square dancing to work everybody Louie R. licorice sticks to draw his jalopy ...Ion to study a boy named F. Mixed Choir them all journalism photography people a good time to eat being happy Beverly wise cracks women Ned' ' X carrots Mary Jean ' out of town? music Donny the finer things in life W'here Found with Joan her sales ability Candyland writing letters with Ray with Jack in his car Mr. Bouck's Newberry's with Mary Rawady's main otlice with Sally with Diddy with the other 7 at home at her locker 26-C Candyland Alfred lst Ward driving the truck Mr. Cooke's oflice Leisen's with Leona Candyland with Helen square dances on the farm around Country Club 18-C working East Side Demmon's Pond with Ruby Tudor with Renle with North Hornellians art room fixing lt Candyland Candyland M-iss Mosher's with Schreppel Candyland at the 'Tribune in a dark room everywhere Card's with any J. U. S. Dipson Theater Arkport pool room in the army with Helen 5th Ward 22-B 5th Ward 38-D at her locker with George 88 Noted for getting into mischief with Pat talking silence? blonde, curly hair that smile his height his bandbox appearance cheerful service her friendliness falling personality sense of humor creative ability her complicated aifalrs intelligence her drawing his build skating driving ability pretty hair jokes getting into trouble his accent her neatness skipping smile shyness quietness his size sophistication mechanical abilltv nice hair piano playing dancing quietness southem personality chemical experience liking the Irish her hair machinist's mind being a, swell guy mathematical mind chewing gum bumming cigarettes talking her pep his Ford shyness his admirers humor friendliness cornet playing his nose height wise cracks his hair flare for Latin laughing dramatic ability xpretty black hair his dancing Probably 'Will Be graduated 2nd Jon VVhitcomb 2nd Henry Ford reporter school principal admiral taxi driver professor happily married stenographer washerwoman the President's private secretary nursing UD 2nd Michelangelo Mr. Anthony's wife forest ranger artist 2nd Boss Tweed gas station operator Alfred bus driver in opera 2nd Danny Kaye gangster pharmacist 2nd Lily Pons housewife Johnny's wife farmerette henpecked husband happy husband debutante inventor career girl bartender caller something special career girl chemist's wife snake charmer Power's model airplane mechanic important engineer perfect secretary a private radio commentator editor of the Tribune Life photographer housewife handsome nurse talent scout agriculturist actor a general gym teacher mathematician language teacher governor's secretary 2nd Bette Davis florist lawyer APPRECIATION TO THE BUSINESS MEN -4-ISIS!-W The Senior Class of 1946 extends its gratitude to the merchants of Hor- nell for their support in making this yearbook possible. Their advertisements are sincere indications of the interest they take in the school activities. The members of this class hope that their patronage will be a sufficient tribute to the co-operation and recog- nition they have received from the bus- ines men of Hornell. THE MAPLE LEAF STAFF of 45-46 extends its sincere appreciation to The Evening Tribzme for the use of its news photos of high school activities which appear throughout this publication. CONSTITUTION OF STUDENT COUNCIL HORNELL H. S. PREAMBLE I believe in Hornell High School and in all for which it standsg in schol- arship and the work necessary to at- tain itg in good sportsmanshipg in self- controlg in sacrifice and the patience which it involvesg in the school spirit manifested in loyalty, devotion, and a high sense of honorg courtesy and re- spect for the rights and privileges of others, to be shown on all occasions by manly and womanly conduct towards allg in all the things which promote good citizenship in public and private lifeg in the building of sturdy charac- ter, as the only worthy crown of edu- cation, that is true and lasting. I pledge my loyal support and the constant use of all my powers to aid my school in obtaining her high ideals. 90 Compliments of M A C K ' S I N C . 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