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

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1948 volume:

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As adviser of the National Honor Society, Mr. Peltz symbolizes the aims of this organization--namely charac- ter, scholarship, leadership, and service. A gentlemanly manner, integrity, and perseverance are outstanding among his character traits. Membership in Phi Beta Kappa typifies his high de- gree of scholarship. Being head of the Mathematics Department and the founder and adviser of the Hornell Chapter of the Na- tional Honor Society is proof of his leadership. Willingness to give help to all who ask Whether dur- ing school hours or after school hours is evidence of his desire to serve. It is because of these outstanding qualities that the Senior Class dedicates its yearbook to Mr. Peltz. APPRIECJIATJIO MR. ALDERMAN ' MR. ALDRICH There comes a time when We discover that we accomplished our tasks only be- cause there are those who aided us. We now realize that Without Mr. Alderman, Mr. Aldrich, and Mr. Rohver We never could have completed our Senior Class ac- tivities and yearbook plans. And so We, the Class of 1948, wish to thank you for the many out-of-school hours you have devoted to us. ' ' 'Lf MR. Rox-ivan W7 fd TQ ADMINISTRATION ,..- I ft In ltiulnt Summ-1 Elxrmnrivh. Aluln-tw V. AIIll'I TllI'lIllllI, Vlnarlr-s S4-lmm-. Gertrude B. Ste-vv l I Board DI Education OFFICERS PVl'Sjlll'llf - - GERTRUDE STEVENS Sz'c1fc'fmf31 - I-IERMAN MILLEIK T?'l'tI.VIl7'l'1' EDWARD O'CoNNoR STANDING COMMITTEES BUILDING SITES, REPAIRS-C. W. Schane, Chairman, S. B. Ehrenrich, A. M. Seaman. TEACHERS, TEXT BOOKS, LIBRARY-A. M. Seaman, Chair- man, S. B. Ehrenrich, Annette C. MacFarland. FlNANClE1S. B. Ehrenrich, Chairman, C. XV. Schane, Annette C. MacFarland. SUPPLIIES AND APPARATUS-Annette C. Maclfarland, Chairman, C. W. Schane, A. M. Seaman. 8 HARIRISON S. DODGE EDWARD W- COOKE SIll1l'ffI7fl'Ilt1l'llf Pfilifilllll Here is ll man to hold against the nThC hub ffm! m21k6S the WhCCl 1:0 world, a mam to match the moun- l'0UI1d-U tains and the seaf' Miss M. JANE HARROWER J. MILTON STULL Vive Priufipul of Senior Vin' Prizzcijml 0fIlllIi0l'Sf'I1i0l' High Svlmol High Srbnol May children of our children say He is .1 gentleman from sole to She wrought her people lasting Cr0wn, good. 9 ww I fi fl M. lbw, In-fl 10 lllflnl IG. Klum. IG. S4-liurr. Ill. A, tlalllaglin-i', li. llllI'I'lIllIlHII. Y. llussmig, M. Neilcl, A. I 411 4 L ll. A. llalgvrfy. J. IVN N 'mul Iron I., Wlivallevlx. Ia. Duns. V, Rlosln-r. Ii. Ilrilz. J. Svott. I.. llvpplv, I. Min-Imll. li. Ulm 1 Nlil in l Skinner II Illlmplnri-,i'.1', I'uvkn-tl. i. -' vin . . . . IT Nl, Vulninaln llmirrl Ilow XY. Ihvllvk. li, Alll1'l'Ill2lII. Nl. liunllzilll. ll, Ilivvzlrrlo, II. IV4-lliuglnu, N. Ilivkiusun, 0. ll:-ni Xl. J. llalrrowa-r. A. Iialvonivr, NI. Yun Hi-lili-r. E. XY. Vuolu-. P. lluliver. Imlrtli Ilow D. llnrringlon. l'. lihldy. ll. I'c-llz, G, Irvliuir. I,. Uawliprlioiii-. I.. Luvuuim-fr, ll. S. Ibmlgv, ll. A 4 1 J. M. Stull. K, lilzulu-sl:-0. Ii. Kimmel. Ii. Aldrich, We were the Freshmen, scared and lost, ma. On the Waves of turmoil, beaten and tossed. Q But at once our teachers' hands appeared, fading' And guided us 'til our Vision cleared. Witli clearer vision we Sophomores stoodg at pda, mg Again the teachers beckoned, best they could. We heeded their word and soon became, Mighty Juniors, headed for fame. Now, as Seniors, our steps forward pressed, We remember the fundamentals they stressed. They seem now like angels from up above, Teaching us constantly with patience and love. 10 Qu Name Mrs. Mrs. Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Mrs. Miss Miss Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Miss Mr. Mr. Miss Mrs. Miss Miss Miss Mr. Miss Miss Miss Miss Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Miss Miss Mrs. Miss Mrs. Miss Miss Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mrs. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mrs. Mrs. Skinner Iticca rdo VanGelder VVhealon Daws Hussong Nield Puckett Kirsch Cull Bennett Bouck Havens Mech Harrington Alderman Aldrich Harrington Lavonler Blakeslee 0'Neil Holt Chaffee Benning H arrower Cooke Schurr Klos Haggerty Mosher Van Orsdale Coleman Lavonier ltcpple Mitchell Dickinson Wellington Humphrey Hritz Dunham Gallagher Kimmel Delal r Rohver Sheheen Scott Hartman Cullen Eddy Castiglione Peltz ' Corbin Fen nelly Dr. Ferguson M rs. Bong Teacbefs Horoscope Likes to talk Pete Pythagoras books Merrie England Marcus 'l'ullius Cicero GSC Pal Mr. Kirsch Gothic architecture peace and quiet clothes girls coffee with mom woodwork our class his kids H. H. S. cigars loud ties the New Look Mr. Holt to redecorate apples Elmira arguments to knit to dance golf punctuality abstract art to cook Louie Olds her car nuclear physics hot fudge news Caesar Mr. Dickens WAVE uniform Syracuse teams craftsnien cafeteria ? Alex choir Ockie new homeroom problems correct ' l pronunciation square dances to take temperatures Mr. Fennelly to give out aspirin tablets to give tests Dislikes dirty houses monkey business late papers whistling in hot rooms Catilina library talking l'al's pills hack talk losing her buttons squirt guns pancake make-up long skirts sour notes interruptions seniors acting like freshmen 0th period who knows? poor drivers sprained ankles cats late excuses can't think of anything late papers sororities? paper in hall atom splitting in class short men formaldehyde skipping noise burnt potatoes confusion skipping men drivers sulphur dioxide cold fudge bubble gum whispering in class buckshot trips to Syracuse hitch hikers hardwood the Navy loafers Democrats 33-B at noon gum lnattention nlibies not o. k. papers short skirts study halls not sick people low I. Q.'s Noted for efliciency bowling pigs and poodle dogs impatience nice smile nice wardrobe co-operation Christmas trees silence is golden diplomacy her ruler his tests his walk good looks band wit being late sleeper? blonde hair driving class curly hair tennis excuses outstanding her smile her patience personality singing in halls Cherubs nice clothes Tigress patience? artistic temperament height ? new hair-do efficiency her car clothes her sundaes being up to date on news upsweep her driving? knitting jokes his hat knock it oii ' whistle now, people bow ties outlining running campaigns ruggedness perp-in-di-cooler tonsil inspection experiments her surgery sense of humor 12 Whitt We'd Like in Call Thf 1 Freda Harry , Marllly Ruthie Lil' Eva Ginny Peggy 0'Nelld Cora Bell Avis Millie Ma Mr. B Billy Ray Dean Uncle Don Henry Blondie Louie Handsome Jeannie Annie Ellie Olive M. J. E. W. Betty Ellie Peg Fid Edie King Cole Alice Louise Izzle Dickie Ruthie Helen Ritzy Mitzle Mary Anne Kim Gordie Rover Boy Gracie Scottie Ollie Ginny Charley Lorry R. J. Mary Mary Doc Skip Needs larger classroom more strikes a washing for her car a bouncer in library a fan Virgil trot car efficiency expert split iniinltlves better buttons police whistle secretary date book fireman to watch his car trip to London yellow socks hair net not a thing Pipe a new car a new leash Adler's Elevator Shoes modern sewing machine fruit vendor's wagon 4-R hour day toupee a new tish net to grow a. new bottle of 'l'igress a new checkbook more poster jobs pressure cooker new maps time clock a globe a new Frankie fskeletonj a hot fudge Monday motorcycle bobby pins stilts electric blanket more lumber better saw dog house high heels Stewart button patience orator's stand bicycle not much, brother white shirt thermometer new test tube more band-aides more tests 1. .2 3. I U ENTS Honor Students V.-XLVDICTORIAN 5,1,l,UTA'1'0R1,xN Annu R. Cianciosi Marjorie lf. Grocshcck giniu HllF4ll'll Luis llryun Bruvv Swf-rimqen .Tnlm Gini. llmmals Milu- .lusvph Sunburn A111-v Ii, Vlmsm- ll:-tty Mala 14 I-'rum limi, Luft tu Right -M. l-I. U'1'onno-r. Ir, Alzer. Ihivk How-J. Anmto, J. Tobin. Senior Class OFFICERS 1'rr'siu'1'nf - - RICHARD ALGLR Vim Presiflf-zzf - - - JERRY TOBIN Svrrrlary - MARY ELLEN O,CCDNNOli Trrfaxurzfr - - - JAMES AMATO AJz'ixvr MR. ALDIiRMAN In the past four years, we, the class of 1948, have thoroughly enjoyed our stay in Hornell High School. We came into our Freshman year as shy, awed youngsters who looked up to the Seniors as gods and goddesses. When we started our Sophomore year a more grown-up feeling overtook us. Our Junior year came and went very quickly. Putting on the junior Prom, the Junior Assembly, and junior Day was so much fun that we shall never forget them. Now we are Seniors. That day in September, 1944. on which we entered H. H. S. seems far away. It is with a feeling of sorrow that we leave behind four years of work and fun in Hornell High School. We would like to thank all of those who have made our high school career so successful and enjoyable. 15 SENIORS-1948 JOSEPH AH EARN Hive!! Likes to roam around tovvnf friendly- -school is just another thing- -handsome. Mixed Choir 1. 2: Volcano Staff fl-: Senior Movie Committee. RICHARIJ ALGER Dirk Our manly Senior President- glrls don't interest him?-- lankyfeverybody's best pal. Student C o u n c i 1 ft: Intramural Sports 2. Ii, 4. Captain 4: Junior Election Commitce: President Sen- ior Class. JAMES AM ATO PfIi'119! Popular baseball captain Pepe sodcnt smile- super athlete. Alpha Hi-Y -L: Football 2. 3. -I: Baseball l. 2. 3. 4. Captain li: Track 3: Intramural Sports 3. -I-. Captain fi: l'lUll'l0l'0Ulll Vice Presi- dent 2. Treasurer 1. L: Class Trea- surer 2. t. JACK ANDREW'S Pflackxi! Likes .loan-A-class comemlian- works afternoons but where is he mornings? Student Council 3. I: Alpha Hi-Y 1. 2, 3. tg Youth Council 1. 2. 3. it Orchestra 1: Band l. 2: Volcano Stan' 2, 1. Sports l'lditor: Basket- hall l. 2. 3. Manager 3. 4: Track 1: intramural Sports 3. in Senior Ball Committee. MARY ASQUITH fPMar:y!7 Itlushes easily-seen with Pat. --sugar and spice and every' thing nice. Girls' Service Club l: Spanish Club L. Secretary -1: Senior Movie Com- mittee. -K 'wit .. MARY LEE ALDERMAN Mary Leev Possesses a winning smiles-- llkes to driveeseen with Faith. Girls' Hi-Y I.. Secretary 4: Girls' Service Club 3, -I. Treasurer fl: Mixed Choir 3: Girls' Athletic Coun- cil 41: l4'reshma.n Science Club 1: National Honor Society l: MAMA-1 Li-QAF Staff. Assistant Editor: In- tramural Sports 2. 3. S: Senior As- sembly Committee: .lunior Prom Committee. AUDREY ALLEN Shorty Short and sweet--,soft voice'- happv disposition. Student Council 1: Girls' Service Club 4: Horizon Club 2. 3. -1.: 0r- chestra 1. 2. 3: National Honor So- ciety -il: Senior Announcement and Card Committee: Junior Election Committee. l'hairman: lloinerooln President 4. JANET AMIDON FFIHIIJ! Likes him t,all----pleasant per- sonalityfloves ll0rSeilaCk rid- ing. Senior Announcement and Card Connnittee. MARY A. ARGENTIERI fFMary!7 Dark lCyes gdiinples Ia rela- tivc of the absent minded pro- fcssor? Girls' Service Club 3. l: Three Mummers Club 1. 2. 3. 4: National Honor Society -tx lNlAm,i-1 LEAF Statf. Assistant Business Managrer: Sen- ior Day Committee: llomcroom Vice President 1. i -1 J ZANE BEARER Butcb?i K I tim., Wha.t'ni1-ta, girls in the Sixth to Awitrdi Te 1-lo nell's answer - lling1i'-stuclent gentleman. Mixed Choir lr. 21 Senior Cap and Gown Connnittiet. ' PATR1c:1A BARNEY repair: Always laughiiigz - anyone got any gllIll? - good lllllllred. Hook Club 3. 4: Girls' Scienee Club t: Honu-room Secretary-Treasiirer 25 Senior Movie Connuittee: Short- hnnd Club 4. BONITA -IANE BENSON Bonnie SllIJl'0llll N special- life of the party- Ilair for clothes. tiirls' Hi-Y 2. 3. 4. Vive Pl'L'Sltl6Ill t: Girls' Servive Club 3. 4. Sevre- tary -tg National F0l't'liSlC 1,1-agzuf' 4: 'l'l1rec Mummers Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Vive President -L: Horizon t'lnb 2. 3. 1, Troasiirer 3: Orchestra 1, 3: Band 1. 2, -l-: National Honor So- ciety 4: Girls' Sl'l9Ill'l' Club 3. 4: Girls' Athletic Vouncil 3. 4: Nl.x1'1,1-. i.r..xF Staff, Assistant I-Editor: Intra- mural Sports 2. 3: Senior Assonibly CUllllllllll'0Q Junior l'l'Ulll Connnit- lov: Hoineroom 'l'reas111'e1' 3. WA1-T1-Ln B1s11o11 Walt irish charni- black wavy hairi ex-service man smooth tlilllCl3l'. Senior Assembly f'0lllllIllf0C. x xx . Al . X A: 1 X GLENN ossAR1J Wnf t Do ielly, 'ard, Inc.-likes hz y cs- 1 '11 lllilll with a var, .Qgxinau '. uh -ii: Senior Movie ninittemf RONALD BRANNING C'urly,' I resides over lo-A-lias woman tro11ble charms his f01lCllBf'Sf- loyal North Hornelli:1n. 1 Alpha Hi-Y l: Student Count-il 1. 2. tl, -L: Al'l'llll2lllllCS Club iq Junior Red Cross 2: Hoinerooui l,l'0Hltl0llt l. 2. 4. Vive I'rusident 3: Senior Cap and Gown f'Ulllllllfl0C. SENIORS-194 FREDERICK BAYNI2 Bayme Lover---has time for everyone -drives a green Ford. Mixed Choir 3: Senior Cap and tiown tfonuiiittee. MARILYN BERTRAM Br'rkic ' A nice blonde to know --sin- cerity is l1e1' motto-shines ill NP1'fel1ll'l2ll pravtice. Junior lied Cross 1. 2. 3: NlAI'l.l'1 1.12.-of Staff. Typist: Senior Movie t'om1nittce: Delta Horizon Club :1. l. VIRGINIA Bo11DEN Gir1ny,' Loves HJ to rlissevt lu Biology Lab.--eflicieiit N. ll. S. Presi- dent- everybody's frie11d. Girls' Service Club 1: National llonor Soeigjy 8, 4, President 4: Girls' Science Club 4: MAP11: l,i:Ar Stuff. Assistant Editor: Senior An'- nouiicement and Card Conunittee. DOROTHY BossA1x1m PYDUPY Beautiful eyes-fun to be with -likes l'l'lllSlIlf! aro1111d--tier- tic's pal. Artisan's Club 2: Junior Red Cross 1: Noon Hour Choir 3. t: Girls' Science Club tg Senior Ball Com- mittee. VIRGINIA BREESE Virginia 'l'rue friend- seen with Alice- quiet-a ready smile. National Honor Society 4: Senior Assembly Committee. 8 SENIORS-1948 DONALD BRINK UDOHU Piccolo player from Lincoln Street - likes Keuka liake -- - movie star looks. Band 1, 2. 3. 4: National Honor Society 4: Senior Movie Committee. VIRGINIA BROWN rrGingc,1,v No escort problem -- .Ernis-'s steady Y ambitious - trim and neat. Girls' Hi-Y 2. B. 4-: Spanish Club 41 Horizon Club 2: Junior Red Cross 2. 3: Mixed Choir 2. 3. 4: National Honor Society 4: Bowling Team 4: Senior Ball Committee: Junior As- sembly and Dance Committee: Var- sity Choir -L LOIS BRYAN Emmy Shorthand whiz-likes to square dance-pride of Woolworth's. Girls' Service Club -1: Mixed Choir l: National Honor Society 3. 4: Senior Announcement and Card Committee. EUGENE CAMPBELL Gene Wows the wmnen-haselmll player--nlways in dutch. Visual Education Club 3: Baseball 3. 4: Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4: Senior Day Committee. NORMA CARTER Nor11ic Elmhurst's pride alld joy- sport's queen-always happy. Student Council 4: Girls' Service Club 4. Sergeant-at-Arms 4: Spanish Club 1. 2: Noon Hour Choir 3, 4: Girls' Athletic Council 2. 3, L. President l: Visual Educa- tion Club 3, 4: Girls' Science Club 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, -1-: IHtTllll1l1I'ill Sports 1, 2, 3, -1: Bowling: Team 4: Senior Day Committee. ith BEx N ffBee9J 'Just M ' v r-wwill never la r I S l. I 3. 1: Gi Service Club orizon Cl b 3. -l: Urcbe' 'I 1. ... : B:-II l , pNntiL nor SI v ' ' Science Cl . 2 M ' ,AI-' tl'. Assistant . C airman nior llanq om- I ce: Junior Assembly and Dance Committee. WILLIAM BROWN reBilln Westminster star seen with Burl and Al--happy-go-lucky. Student Council 1: Alpha Hi-Y t: .Iunior Red Cross 1: Football 2: Track 2, 3, 4. Manuger -1-: Intra- mural Sports I. 2: Senior Cap :Ind Gown Committee: .lnnior Assembly und llniicc Committee: Homeroom Secretary 1, Treasurer 4. ff' 'FAITH CIBLFCK I ffrafglf Oh. 'those' eyesi- 'Vt'here are my books? - l2A's chief talker. Girls' Service Club 4: Horizon Club 2. 3. -I.: Al'tlStl,ll'S Club 2, 3. -l. Ser- geant-:It-Arms 4: Junior Red Cross 2: Mixed Choir 3: M.wI.I: l.I-:Ar Staff. Art E Il i t o r: Intramural Sports 1. 2, 3. ig Senior Ball Coni- mitec: l'rom Committee. EDWARD CARPENTER Eddie 'l'ubby the Tuba -remembers his excuses? the Whistler. Band 1. Z. 3. t: Senior Ball Com- mittee. DANIEL CASEY' FfDm1!lU Future fifth ward lnayor--ncnt dresser- witty Irish. Student Council 3, I-: National For- ensic League 3: Junior Red Cross 2, 3: Debate Tenin B: Library Club iz Volcano Staff. Photographer: tlomeroom President 2: Senior As- sembly Committee. SALVATORE CA'l'ALlNO Sol Throws theiwhot put star tack- ler- brnms and brawn. , Alpha Hi-Y lz Spanish Club l. 2. 3: National Honor Society 1: Football 1. 3. -L: Baseball 3, 4: Traek 2. 3. ft: lntramural Sports .tg lflomeroom Viee President 1. -tt. 'l'reasurer 2: Senior Movie Committee. GliORGlzI CHAPMAN Gcorgr ' Likes tifth uartl-'g of Swere ingen-V Chapman eombine--eo- founder of the Benning apple 'l'und. 'l'raek 3. LZ Homeroom Secretary 1: Senior Assembly Committee. GliORGIi CHROMEY George Woolworth's 6 footer ---- sleeps in class-his extra curricular ae- tivity is playing poolfevery ioeh a fellow. Senior Movie Committee. ANNE R. CIANCIOSI Annie Iler days aren't long enough f contagious ,'i'lLZ',EIl0f-t'lIllhhj' but hopeful. Student Council 3. 4: Girls' Service Club t. Vice President 4: Cre- ative Writing Club 1: Junior Red Cross 1: Debate Team -tg National Honor Soeiety 3. 4. Viee President 3, Temporary President 4: Girls' Science Club 3. t. CcrSergeant-at- Arms 4: NIM-1.1-3 l.mF Staff. Editor- in-Chief: Senior Ball Committee: Homeroom Vice President 2: Na' tional Forensic League -It. ROBERT CLARK Bob Une ol' ilornell's track stars short and cnergetie-- comes from the hloody fifth. Alpha Hi-Y 2. 3, l: Track 2. 3. 1: Senior Announeement and Card Commitee, Co-chairman. SliQRNI0ftRtiS41948 , ' JC' XX-EDXVLN CELE THQ jk. ,jl Q x HTL'd:' t ' 'l'ea!q1ersfi ItLIltflll2ll'l' lex! lmliem' llwlll- taltrs Iluenttyv National 'tmrensi ', moby? 'twin-, 1: T ' Mun ters 'ub , -. ti. 750.1 ini' Redkggoss- Q Ergfltnnan lSeie11 'Cl b 'ice Uq't'lC!k'1lZ Nu- tloti ' lloi ny . oeiety I-TX is-:tial Ed- llfraiti n Cl: 1. 2. 3: 'MAP .I-:Al-' Stdllf. Assi ant liusiues' . afnager: Senior Assembly Cor nittee: June ior Assembly and D- ce Committee. ALICE EL1sABE'rH C1-:Asn Alice Charm plus brains never a dull moment keeps us :ness- ing. Student Council tg ti-irls' lli-Y 2, 3, ft, 'I'reasurcr vt: Girls' Serviee Club 3. tt. President Iv: Three Mum' mers Club 2. 3. t: Freneh Club L: Mixed Choir 1. 2: National Honor Soeiety I.: Girls' Seieoee Club 2. :L iz Nl.xm.r. I,re.u-' Staff. Assistant Bus- iness Manager: Co-Chairman Sen- ior Announeement and Card Com- mittee: Junior Assembly and Danee Committee. DINA CIA NQLAGLINI Dil17fJl!'X,, llimples V- - charming: full of fun -V our favorite usherette. Junior Red Cross 2: Noon Hour Choir 4: Nl.u1l,r: I.:-:AP Staff. Typist: Intramural Sports 411 Senior Day Committee. EDWARD CLA NCY Eddie Ladies' man- When Irish Eyes Are Smiling -nothing worries him. Junior Red Cross 2: Football 2. 3. L: Senior Banquet Committee: Homeroom Viee President 3. Trea- surer 2. ANNA MARIE CoLAMAa1No Anne Beautiful black tresses poise plus - llornell Tha-ater's de- pendable cashier. Noon Hour Choir iz Senior Day Committee. AW' fl .fl fl W O,R .1-1948 IN Ixrr lg LEWIS COLE 9.1 PP If Lewin J' One of Meclfs best singers-v takes things casually-'tickles the ivories. Mixed Choir 8. ft: Varsity Choir 43 Senior AllllUllllC6lll0llt and Card Committee. MARY COLOMAIO ffMayy77 A cheery grinsseen with Fran :md 5l1lKl0llll0-lllllllhillg eyes. Homeroom 'Treasurer 4: Selllllf Movie Committee. FRANCIS CONWAY Slugger lf it's Borden's. it's. got to he good' -'- devilish grin -- easy come. easy go. Beta Hi-Y 2, 3. 4. SOI'g'C21llt-Ht-Al'lllS 4: J. V. llaisketbsxll 2, 3: Intra- mural Sports 1: Senior Banquet f'Ulllll1ltl0t'Z Junior Assenihly and Danee Coniniitteez Honleroom Vice Presidenl 3. IRENE CORNELL Cfllzdef, Partial to Fitz-pray as a lark those peanut hutler sand- wiehes! Junior Red Cross lg Homeroom Viec President 31 Basketball 1, 2. 4: lntrainural Sports 1, 2. 3. 4: Senior Ball Colnlniltue. FRANCIS CUDONI Fran Makes good use of his fatheI s ear-seen with Flossiegthe fII- ture Willie Hoppe. Senior Ball Committee. EARL COLEMAN ffD0L,!J Likes to tease tlIe girlsvalvvays seen in Nichelson's - an all- ill'UlIlld good fellow. 'l'I'aek 2Q Senior Cap and Gown Coinniiltee. DORIS CON N ER Doris,' A quiet nmnner f likeable f makes life worthwhile. Senior Movie Committee. MARY LOIs COOGAN Mary Lo A smile for everyone- I pass 4L'l1ll'll'l9l virtuoso. Band 1. 2, 3. 43 Bowling Team -I: Senior Banquet Comniitteeg Short- hand Club 4-. OI.lVER CORNISH HLFQJJ Likes school? tall blonde from 22B---Benny GOUIllll2lll'S rival. Rand l. 2. 3. 4: Senior Movie Com mittee. I JOHN CUDONI ' - john Rides with Sam-popular fel- low--how abonl thai girl in thc First Ward? SeIIior Movie Cibllllllllfltbff. rdwqffwiw- r JOAN DAGON Ioan Likes .luck -- class culucdiennc V- Vnry.ru the second-grlnmor girl. Student Council 3: Girls' Hi-Y 2, 3. 4: Youth Council 2. 3. -L: Three Muuuuers Cluh 1. 2. 3. 4: Junior lied Cross 1: Mixed Choir 1, 2: Girls' Athletic Council 3. 4: Girls' Science Club 2. 3. 4, President 3: illtl'illllUl'Ili Sports 2. 3. Al: Senior Ball Vommittee. C'o-chairman: Jun- ior Assemhly and Dance Fommit' tee: HKIIIIHFOOIII Secretary 3. 'li Class Secretary 1: iWIAl l,l'Z LEAF Staff, Assistant lihlitor. ALICE DAvisoN AIire', Little girl uppeal- - Ginuy's pal -a quick hello, Senior Assembly Cuuunittee. DUANE DENNISON Df'lII1Ajl', Likes to tense Maury- hails from Almond curly hair. Senior Cap and Gown Committee, GENE DUNCAN Gene Dick's right hand man' fast on the court good looking. Alpina Hi-Y 3. 4: Mixed Choir 3, 4: Track 3. l: Senior Cup and Gown Committee. A.: ' JOHN NVILL EBERT john Our l'r0u1 king'-Oh! that Xmas xVlll'ilti0ll-' -handsome fellu. French Cluh 2. 3: Mixed l'hoir -it Library Cluh 4: Senior Ball Colu- mittee. SENIORS-1948 EDWARD DAMRATH HEI!!! Shorty -liked by all- not as hushful as he looks. Aeronnutics Club 4: Senior Cap and Gown Committee. FRANCES DEGAlE'fANO Fran Singing is her favorite pastime carefree--roller skating en- thusiast. Intramural Sports 4: Senior Assem- hly Cnmnlittcc. HELEN D1 NARDO Helen- A winning smile-nice clothes -peppy-seen with the Big Five. MA:-1.5 Li-:Ar Staff. Typist: Intra- mural Sports -1: Senior Announce- ment ami Card Committee. HELEN DWYER Dutchess Oh! those black curls-always co-operative - attractive - part of the Sevcn. Student Council 4: Junior lied Cross 2: Noon Hour Choir 4: Girls' Science Club 2, 3, 4. President 4: Vulrmm Staff 4. Advertising Staif: Bowling Team -5: Senior Ball Com- mittee: Intramural Sports. BARBARA FAULKNER Barbura A delightful newcomer-makes our graduating class complete. Senior Bull Committee. SENIORS-1948 DUANE FERGUSON rrF!,rgyu Co. K entlnisiiistflm-ids up the Arniory- -singing is one of his many assets. Mixed Choir 1. 2. 3. ll Vulrmw Stuff: Senior Movie Committee. FRANCIS FITZGERALD ffFifZD Definitely Democrat -Toni Kin- ney's rhicf elerk wows the girls. Student Council fig Library Club 3, L: Senior Ball C0llllllltt90Z Junior Assembly :and Dance Committee: Junior l'roln Committee: Home- room 'treasurer 2. President 4. BEVERLY FLAXINGTON F1aA'iz ' Athletic vacations in l'anndn --spnrkplug- combustible. Nntionnl l 1ll'QllSll' 14041-H.'llL' 4, Vive President 4: Three Mummers Club 2. 3. 1: Horizon Club 2. 3. 4: Mixed Choir 1. 2. 3. L: Debate Team l: Freshlnnn Science Club 1: Nu- tionnl Honor Society ig Mitl'I.FI I..nAi-' St1ntT. Assistant Business Mnn:1,'.:er: Senior Assembly Cam-lmirlnun: Stu- dent Council 1: Varsity Choir 1. 'l' ILE v Se, , A n' elln- k l h -quiet - do 't im fool you. fflninr Qfross l: Senior An- ' nounet-me dnrl Card Committee. AUDREY GRAY rrA1ldl'l'-jl,, ' Good natured-dulightsrin a good amllliielltgalwziys really to lend at lmnd. X llonk Club 2, 3. 4, '1'i-mimi-er 4: Nu- tionnl Forensic Dengue 3: Horizon Club 2. tx. 4: Junior Red Cross 1: MA:-rr: l.r..tr' Staff. Assistant Editor: Senior Dany f'0llllllltl'k'Q'. i B R, ECIO FIACCO FPEIJSD! Tall. dark, and linndsomc- likes the fifth wnrd's utmos- phere. Senior Announcement and Card Committee: Junior Assembly :ind Dance lfommitteez I-lomeroom Trea- SIITQY' 2. ALAN FITZPATRICK ffAllcy!7 Romeo of -Horn ell Street- .loans on his mind--all around fellow. Student Council 1: Junior lied Cross 2: Senior Cup and Gown Committee: Homeroom President 1. DONALD GENERAl.Ll Don Only weeds grow tH.ll'fUllt'- third of the Triple Terror -H partial to brushcutsfn good sport. lntralrnurzll Sports 4: Senior llnn- quet C'nmmittee. 'x . 1 f--fr' . JOHN GING in., J .l 1f'fff' ' ul'eltz's prodigy-qfnvors an dog whistle ---V absent-minded professor. Fr s . n 'Scienc-e. Club: National or Society 3, 4: Senior Movie L nnmittee.X ,J x- fglfl. MARILYN GRIFl4'lN FPLMJP Vllhat would Rosenbaunfs do without her?-enjoys basketball granies-n sunny personality. Mixed Choir 4: Senior Movie Com- mittee. .IOSEPH ANTHONY GRILLO ffl Y! Ol' A second .trthur Murray- cracks good jokes always happy. Student Council 3: Senior An- nouncement aml Uard Committee: llomcroom Sccrctary l. President Ji. ROBERT GRISWOLD Chix:-y l-'oothall star hates long skirts found where thers-'rc girls. Student Council L Viee President l: Alpha lli'Y I. 2. 3. 1. President 1, Sergeant-at-Arms il: lYUll'lHl1l Statf. Sports Writer: Football 2, 3. t: Senior Banquet Connnittee: llomeroom Vice President 2. DoNA1.o GUTHRIIAQ Donn Sports a hluc car scen with Dungan and Nishct the grirls' ideal. Nlixcd Choir l. 2. I: Senior Cap and Gown Committec. RlC1l'lARlJ HAl.l,ORAN Dil-la Woman hatcr ncvcr lets his studics interfere with his high school cdncaiion. Orchestra I. Z. 3: Senior Day Com, mittee. IDAVID I-levees Dave l'rou1l memhcr of thc band - plays thc tulsa- -does he cver have his homework done on time? lland 1, 2, IK, t: Senior Cap and Gown Committee. SENIORS-1948 joHN GRILLO john Black wavy hair- -drives a ma- roon Buick pool's his favorite pastime. Senior Day Committee. rx ' Aijoiuiz Gnqlasisncx . few i'Mf1ff2tv X T. Tall andisxender -H. H. galrlgltiklives Ju th: village of o 1 o c , V ' Stutleiit Counmi 46: Girls' Servicc Club 3. 4f I'Tiree . un s Cu ' . Club 2. 3. el: Spanish , '. i . l: Horizon Club 2. N: Mixcd Choir N 2: National Honor Society 3. l: Girls' Science l'lub 2. 3. 4. Treasur- er 4: xlAl'l.l'Z l.r,.u-' Staff. Write-up lflditor: Intramural Sports 1: Scu- ior Asscmbly Committee: National Forensic League 4. ELIZABETH JANE HALL Bfffy Loves to fiance-found at the Fox llole- fun to know -gig- gles. Student Council 4: Girls' Hi-Y 2. 3. 1, President L: Youth Council 1, 2, 3, 4. Sergeant-at-Arnis ii: Hori- zon Club 2. 3. 1-: Girls' Science Club 1: Senior Day Committee: Home' room Vice President 1, 4: Class Secretary 2: Co-chnirman Junior Prom Committee. DRI R 0' ' Aiwa - h e- aek'. nt er ha 1 0 . Junior Re l .s 2 .n 2, 1: Orchc rag,2. 4 ' nal ' Society V -eni 'Wov' uni tee: I JUA TA I-licks To0tir ' Tall iifth warder- merry as the day is long -a genuine friend. Girls' Science l'lub l: Senior Movie Committee. SENIORS-1948 JOAN HOLLENBECK Buxom', Full of vim. vigor. and vitality -- busy Alan's big moment. Spanish Club 4: Girls' Science Club ii: Senior Cup und Gown Commit- ee. EDWARD Hucngas NEJD Live Jivlre- Why don't they give us more time at noon? - pranksier. Student Council 35 Book Club 1. 2: Litrnry Club 8, 43A Baseball 3. Mun- ag r: Senior Movie Commitlee: Junior Assembly and Prom Come mittee: llomeroom President 3. Treasurer 1. JEANNE JEFPERY Ic'anm ' l':xrtinl to Arkport-a merry miss-host of friends. Student Council 4: Girls' Hi-Y 3. 4: Three Mummers Club 2. 3. 4: Horizon Club 2, 3. 4, President L: Junior Red Cross 2: Orchestra 1: Girls' Athletic Council 4: Girls' Seienee Club 2, 8: MM-LE 1.1-:AF Stuff. Assistant Business Manager: Intrumural Sports l. 2. 4: Senior Bull Committee: Junior Prom Com- mitee: Homeroom Vice President 3, Secretory 2. 'Treasurer El. ST LEY ONES nh Curl 1 nge is driver--likes ti mo furn ure. i . K . Bn Senior Mo ie Com- ,N ROSAMOND KNEALE Mania Artistie -- likes parties -M seen with gsmg. Creative Writing Club 1. 2: Arti- san's Club 33 Volruuo Stuff 2. 3: Senior Ball Committee. .,.v '.4 r-M s -T GERTRUDE HOOKER NGl'fI'i6',, Who's in Niagnr:1?- good sport -mee clothes. Three Mulnmers Club Il, tg Horizon Club 3. 41 Junior Red Cross 2: Sen- ior Bzill Committceg Junior Prom Committee. Lfll as ' BKOCE JACKSON Preliudgev 'X J like -9p'lp:1ny's buvl -has edi- llbrizrls on his viii?-Jalways Qthere when needed.. W gtudent Connell 1,4 2. -if 'elmfcanb Staff. lflditor-in-Chief: Track 2. 3: Qliior Movie Committnei ifhair- .-e ',' ,. .- Mil, . X 1311: IXOIIIEYQDIII President 1. 2. ,P xx ' 'v . . Mg. ii .-f- ' 1' 4: 1 M, ,..fS. , t .. J' 4 , ' 1 SHIRLEY JENKINS Strc'lc'h Likes to joke- :always happy- benutiful eyes-pops corn at the Majestic, Senior Day Committee. XVILLIAM KILBOURNE ffBf11H Bill's other half -math wizard? -women hater found on Pine Street. Senior Ball Committee. ROSEMARII-1 KNEALI2 ffpatli Oh Johnny! - star eyes -a cheery smile. Senior Assembly Committee. KENNETH Kocri Bud Farrottop - Pet-k's handy man f ladies' delight. Student Council ll: Junior Red Cross 2: Visual Etllll'Zltl0ll Club 2: Truck 2. -1: SeIIlor Banquet Com- mittee: Homeroom President 3. ANDREW KOWALSRI Andy t'o-compass League star with Amatoe easy does iteigirl shy. Alpha Hi-Y 3. 4: lllll'llllll1I'ill Sports 1. 2. 3. -L. Captain: Senior Ball Committee: JUlli0l' Assembly Com- mittee. MARGARET KUBIAK ..PpggJ,, Snappy d r e s s e I' I - whnt's in Ohio? - f likes to eat - Olll' l'roIn Queen. Student Uouneil 4: Junior Red Cross 2: Mixed t'hoir l. 2: Girls' Science Club 3. 4. Vive President 3: Senior Banquet Committee: Junior Prom Conimittee: Homeroom Pres- ident 4. PATRICIA KULL rvpain l'at's pal ---- friendly - always time for fun. Book Club 1: Horizon Club 3. 4: Junior Red Cross 1: Noon Hour Choir 2. il: Girls' Science t'luh 3. 4. Ser,l:eant-at-Arlns 4: Bowling Team I: Senior Banquet Commit- tee: llomeroom 'I'reusuI'er 2. RAYMOND LABARRON reRuVyyr All I need is plenty of time -likes driving elass- Some day I'll do my f'llL'lIllStI'y. National Honor Society 4: Visual Educ-ation t'Iub 2. 3: Senior Cap and Gown Committee. SENIORS-1948 ROBERT KOHNKE ffB0b!V Well groomed - quiet? - I think l've been framed - llrains, Inc. Alpha Hi'Y 1. 2. 3. -1. Sergeant-at Arms 4: Football 2, 3. 4: Senior Banquet Committee: .lunior Assem- bly Cominitteez llomeroom Vice President 3. DOROTHY KRiNG uD0Ivv Likes Alfred E fnn lovlnpz - Mrs. Boag's right hand man. Horizon Club 3. -8: Noon Hour Choir 2. 3: Intramural Sports 4: Senior Movie Committee. NORMA KULL Norma Seen with Lois-always laugh- ing:-takes things easy. Noon Hour t'hoir 2. 3. 4: Visual Education Club 2: Girls' Science Club 2, 3. 4. Secretary 3: Senior Cap and Gown Committee: Junior Assembly t'ommittee: Homeroom Seeretary 1. 1 . MARILYN LEA KUMM ' M-H7'iI:j!ll,, 'Nil-efto know--cute lll5lj0I'CttC --llolfs one and only-goldh locks. . Band 2. 3. 4. Majorette 3. 4: Senior Banquet Folnlnitfee. R UTH LA M B Lambi1 ' Appreeiates life - f calm. eool. and collected. Intramural Sports t: Senior Ban- quet Foinmittee. SENIORS-1948 Liao LA MBERT Ffllprjli A swell guy- quiet anal re- served- enjoys ive skating. Senior Day flfllllllllttklki BARBARA ANN LIa1cKI-:RT Barium 'l'raI'els with Marilyn- indus- trious- likes Butch- still wa- ters Tllll Ileep. 2-ienior Movie f'llllllllltl1'l'. WII.I.IAM LIVINGSTON Bill', Likes Lucy Ellen- not lac-kim: in popularity' George ami the fellas. Student Council 1, 3: Beta Hi-Y l, 2. Ji, ft, Soeretary 2, 31 llauci 1, 2. 3, 4. l'I'esident tl: llasketball 2 3. -4: Football 2. 3. 4: J. V. llaske ball 1: Baseball l. 2: Senior Da f'onunittee: Junior Assenibly an llanee f'llllllllll't0l'. MALCOLM MACNAUGll'l'ON ffMdF77 1. 5 Il Happy fill'lllt'l loves 'ein all-A W proud llll'lllllL'l' of the Niixerl l'hoir. Mixed Choir 1. 2. 3. 1: Senior An- ll0lllll'l'llll'lll anal f'5ll'1l Fonnnittee. JOAN N li MAllER ulfldlllflln, Uh. Johnny! ---- neat, Ilresser - Sllllll? for Ollt' and all. Book Club 1. 2. 3. iz Nlixeii Chou' l: Senior llall Conunittee. WILLIAM LAWRQW ffBiIl!7 A loyal .ith war4ler--- Law- row's l'll?XVlll2 Ellllln- -oIIe of the Triple 'lll'l'l'lll'.H Junior lied Cross 1: National Ilon- or Society 4: llltflllllllfill Sports 3, 1: Senior Banquet U0lllllllltL'91 Honierooni Vive President 1. BARBARA LIPPINCOTT Ba1'lf' Delightful company-Ineu are tbe least of her troubles- likecl by all. AI'tlSFlll'S Club 1, 2, 3: Noon Hour Choir 31 Debate Team -1-: Vzzlruno Staff 2. 3. Assistant Advertising Manager 2: Intramural Sports 2. 3: Senior Cap auii Gown Clllllllllfll'i'. MARJORIE LYNQI-I Margie Volcmufs efficient business lll?lIlil2t'l'7l'6fI'?Slllll,'! to be with--took a fancy to :I baby chair in Syracuse. Book Club vi: Three Muinniers Ulub 3. -I-: Noon Hour Fhoir 2, Zi: Li- brary Club 3. 1: Volf-mio Staff. As- sistant ,hlvertisiiig Nlklllilillfl' L Arl- vertisiug Manager l: Senior Ilan- quet CUllllllltll'42I lloinerooni Vive President 3. JEAN MAGLILR Imnr1r ' Likes DlC'kf'll6lll. and petite - quiet anti eflieient. Library Club K: Senior Announce- ment and Carrl Committee. MARY ELIZABETH MAHONliY ffBetf-yt! Loves 'em and leaves 'em - smooth daneer-vivaeious cheer- leader. Horizon Club 2, 3. 1: Mixed Choir 1: Noon Hour Choir 2. 3: Cheer- leaders 2. 3. 1: .llllll0l' Assembly and Dance Committee: llumerooni Seeretary 4: Junior Prom Conunit- tee: Senior Banquet Coniniittee. DI-:LoRI4:s MARINO frDt,l,v1 Strawberry blond life is won' derful never a serious 1110: lneut. Xflsual l41duc'ation Club 2. 3. L: Has' ketball l. 2. Il: Intrainural Sports l. 2. 3: Senior Nlovie Conunittee. DUN ALIJ MCCARTH Y rrDl1l777if',, Chicken Miss llllllll2llll'S pet? ,zives the girls il hard time. Student Counvil 2: Alpha Hi-Y tl. tl: Three Munnners Club 1. 2. 3. l. Sc-rgzeaIIt-at-Arms 3: Mixed Choir 1: llibrary Club 3: Visual Eriiiva- tion ClIIb 2. 3. 1: Debate 'l'eaIn l: National Fort-nsie League 1: Foot- ball 2. 3: 'l'I'aI'k I. 2. 4: Senior Assembly Colnlnitteez Junior As- sembly aIId lla ll ee Conunittee: lionierooni Viee l'I'esideIIt 2. 3: Sen- ior llall Conuuittee. PATRICIA MCCORMICK ffpafn tirat-e1'IIl friendly a elieery disposition. MIII-II: I,r:,xI-' Statt. Assistant lflcliturz Senior Assembly CUllllllll'tL'C. MARX' FRANCES lVlCKlhVIT'l' Mary 1:I'dl7CUSH Nleinber of the t'3th ward rides with Mary Ellen-I engag- ing personality. Book ClIIb 2: Visual ,l'1dueation Club 2: Girls' Srielive ClIIb I.: Sen' iol' Ball Cinnniittee. DoRo'I'HY ANN MIQIQHAN DoIffir ' A eon,I:enial eolnpanion -seen with Alice 3l5lP7,'Z0Klll sport. Artisan's Club It: Senior Aiitllllltlx' Connnittee: Junior l'l'0ll'l Crnnmit- tee. SENIORS-1948 BETTY MATACALE B!'ffy,' liesirlvs iII the ullloody Fifth itll: Johnny! at home in the Sym- -pretty black hair. Student Council 1: Girls' Service Club 44: NooII Hour Choir 4: Girls' Athletle Council 3. 4. Co-Sergzezinb Ill-Al'lllS -1: Visual Education Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Girls' Science Club 3. 4: NIAPLI-I l,mv Staff. Typist: Volrrnio Staff. C1rGirls' Sports Editor t: Basketball 1. 2. 3. '11 Illt!'llllllll'ill Sports 1. 2. 8, 4: Bowling 'l'm-nm 3. 1: Senior Movie Conuuittee: Junior llanee Connnittee: l'l0llll'T00lll Pres- ident I. Seeretary4'l'reasurer 2. Vive Presiileut -L DORIS MCCOLLUMN ffMal,,, Were tllL'l't S Doris thereis fun V---likes Keith. Girls' Athletic Couneil -t: Girls' Svienee Club 1: Volrunn Staff: Basketball l. 2. 3. l: llltflllllufill Sports 2. l: Howling: Team 3. I: Senior Movie Connnittee. BEVERLY MCINTOSII rrMul,ya Likes a vertain sailor4quiet--- nice things come in snmll paek- ages. 'l'lu'ee Mununers Club Il. 4.: l1llJl'1ll'y :lub 3. 4: Senior Banquet Commit- ee. ALFRED MCRAE rrAIu Boyer's I-hief rival- dry wit - redhead 1' I' o In the Bloody Fifth. Student Council Il. 1: Alpha Hi-Y 3. 1. 'Treasurer 4: Youth Council 1: Three Munnners Club 2. 3. 1. Presi- dent I. Sergeant-at-Arins 2: Arti- sun's Club 2. 3. 4: Junior Red Cross 2: Debate Team -1: Track 2: Senior Assembly Conunittee C0- Chairinan: Junior Prom Connnit- tee: llolneroom l'resideIIt 3. Viee l'residc-nt 1: .lunior Class Vice Pres- ident: National F0!'PIlSll' Leapzue 4. l'resideIIt 4. SA M UE1. Mlilik Sanl', Returned vet-touts a pleasing lIorII brawny- shines in typ- ing. Mixed Choir t: Varsity Choir 4: Senior llalnquet Connuittee. SENIORS-1948 . em , , TIIOMAS MIKE A. 1' VX' Miken if vIGInoIIslfnr corny jokcsfhoine- work always done -dashing Romerr--nmtheinatician. Freslunali Science Club 1: National llunor Socictp' 3. 4. Sergrcaixt-at Arms 4: Scnior Day C0lIllllltl0K'1 Junior As:-wnihly and Dance CDIII- Inittec: l'ltllll0l'0lllll Trcasurcr 2. JI. JOA NNE MORAN NIOHITVWH Sales appeal gifted with a sense ot' huIIIor -her main ain- bitioII is to go to Alaska. Three lVlllllllI19l'S Club 3, 4: Band 1. 2. 3. 4: Visual lfldiicatioii Club 4: Girls' Science Club 1: Senior Ball f'0llllllltf9t'I xlAl'lI'1 ll!-'Al-' Staff. As- sistant Business Nlanagrer. ELLEN MURPHY Murph,' Chccry Nllllllfr' loves to drive thc car -Dick's dream come true. Book Club lg Intramural Sports 24. 43 Co-Chairman Senior Cap and Gown C0lllllllll'L'G. JULIA NAZAR julia Slick chick-A Koskil-'s Music store specialty -lovely clothes. Artisan's Club 2. 3. t: Junior Rorl Cross: Girls' Athletic Council 3. 4: Visual Education Club 2. 3. -L3 Intramural Sports 1. 2. 3:.Co-Chair- man Junior l'l'0lll COIl1llllllfl'E1 Co- Chairrnan Senior Movie C0lllIllllt00. RICHARD NISBET Dirlz?' Likes Ellen- haiulsoxiiee-vveeke ends in Springwater. Mixed Choir 2. 3. 4. Vice President 4: Scnior Cap and Gown f'0llllllll- tee. MARILYN MILLER ffleunh Beautiful black hair-good sec- rctary- -engaging. Noon HoIIr Choir 3. 4. Secretary 3: Girls' Athletic Council 3, -tg Intra- llllll'2ll Sports 2, 3, ft: Bowling: 'l'L'lllll 3. 1: Senior AllllllllIlCGlllGllt illlll Card f'0IllIlllltt'0. JAMES MOREY Sure Shot Our llillldrlllllle Council Presi- dent- athlete--likes Cissy- -ex- ecutive ability. Student COLllll'll 4, President 4: Beta Ili-Y 3, 4: Basketball 3, 4: lf'ootball 2. 3. 4: .I. V. Basketball 2: Senior Cap and Gown Conunit- tee: Junior ASSQllIllly and Dance Coinrnittce. I- , mf IRL-X . XVILLIAM lNlAGY . 'Billf', P r 4 Pl'l6tUl.!'l'8DllY is his xjveakiiessn- friendly-Clnlelier. Nagy. Inc. Band 1: Visual Education Club 2. 3. 1: lNlAPI,l-1 l.EAl-' Staff. Pliotoezra- phy Editor: Senior Movie Coin- mittee. JOANNE A. NIEIJDA H1077 Small and witty-plenty of spark -- dark 0llt'llHllllll9Ill. ---- who's at Alfred? lNlAPl.E LEAF Staff. Typist: llltrile mural Sports 4: Senior Assembly Conunittceg Junior Assembly and Dance Committee. HELEN NOLD RI-11 Sense of humor all her own-- attractive usherctte- - flaiiung red hair. Junior Red Cross l: Girls' Athletic Council 2, Ii. 4: Debatc Team 41 Visual Education Club 2, Il, 4: Girls' Science Club -tg Volcano Statf, Co- llirls' Sports Editor: llltl'HIlllll'2ll Sports l. 2. 3. 4: Bowling 'l'eaIn 3: Senior Movie Conunittee. NIARY ELLEN O,CONNOR r'E11l'Il', Our gray Senior Secretary-A motorcycle tieml--swings laugh- ingly on her way. Book Cluh 3. Vive President Il: Noon Hour Choir 3: Visual Eduea- tion Cluh 2: Class Secretary 4. Lois ORIJWAY Lois Pretty eyes likes the Marines A-sevn with Norma. Senior Cap anal Gown Connnittee: HlllIlQl'00lll Seeretary-Treasurer t: Shorthanrl Cluh 1. JEAN PARKER frfpunv Skater's tlelifzht energretiv- eomhinos work anal play in a happy clay. lianrl L: Girls' Athletic Couneil tg Student Counvil 2: Girls' Servive Cluh 4: National llonor Soriety Al. Secretary 4: Visual lflmlucation Cluh 2. 3: NlAl'l.r1 l.r..xif Staff. Typist: ln- tramural Sports 3. 4: Bowling: Team Ii. I: Senior Cap anal Gown Com- mittee: l-lonieroom President 2. ANTQI NET'rE PARLAV nccrno Toni l.oa4ls of fan mail -congenial ---soeuil studies always done. Senior Movie Connnittee. I rf L g Es1.a,r.Eg 0 t . ' 'l se hack ' sl -a dreamy :ok gram - a agnullniry C0!I . X Girls' Y :Ljl :V Xl'.'efl Choir l: Orphestra 1, 298. t, ajorette 3, vt: t .mural Spm 'ts I. 8. 4-: Senior 1 . hly Co nittee J ' r As- 1 mba and J. nec Co 0. l 's X ' ff' X. fi 29 SENIORS-1948 .IEAN NE OELWA NG rrolivyy Beautiful hair - - sopllistieated miss-never a :lull moment. Book Cluh 2. 3. 4: Horizon Cluh 1. 2. 3. 8: Girls' Athletic' Council 8: Visual Edneation Club 2, 3, 4: Girls' Seienee Cluh 4: Vnlvmw Staff. Advertising Statfz Intramural Sports 1. 2. 3. 4: Bowling Team 8. 1: Senior Hall Committee: Junior l'rmn Connnittev: Junior ASSCIIHIIY and Dane Committee: llomcronm Vice President 1. MADELINE PALM ESANO Maa'z'1im ' Bfushes easily loacls of fun - a million things on her nlznrl. Intramural Sports tg Senior Day Committee. Lois PARKS ffL0ix91 Loves to arsrue with Mrs. llum- phrey gzooll SlHll'l'-t'lHll'l1lllH! neweolner from l'hil:uh-lphin. Senior Movie Connnittre. FRA NCES PASCOIZ nI:ft1I!IIit'U Nix-u personality'-full of fun. wit and jest. Three Mumniers Cluh 2. 3. 1: Hori- zon Cluh 2. Il. 1. Secretary t: Mixed Choir l. 2: Girls' Athletie Council Zi. I-. Vive Presiclent 4: l-'reslunnn Seienve Cluh l. Sveretary-Treasur- er: Intramural Sports l. 2, 8. 4: Senior Day Committee: Junior l'rorn Committee. FRANc:1s PETERSON Pc'fr ' Where's Philadelphia? f gives Mr. Lavonier a harrl time- eurly hair. Senior Banquet Committee. SENIORS-1948 ALICE MAE PHILLIPS NBIIIIIZQVU Dainty Zlllll llt'lllUI't' :I quiet IIIZIIIIIGF. Artis:In's Club 3: Senior Banquet Colnlnittee. NORMA PRATT Norm Seen with Jonn -JV. and His star :Ittr:IetIoII l01lll2lCi0US. llorizon Cluh 3. li: Bowling Teillll I: Senior llnll Connnittee. Hl1LEN Pruok HFlF'l1,, Willowy - ilt'fl'0SS d9!llX9 - poised. Three NIUIIIIIIEYS Club 2. 3. 4. Treat' surer I: Girls' Seienc-e Club L: MAI'I.l4: limi' Stntf, Assistant Busi- ness MHll1ll!l'l'Z llowlinpr 'l'0IIIn 41: Senior Can Illlll Gown Connnittee: Junior l'f'0Ill Ctllllllliftl't'. RQIIERT RAISH Bohn Dnshingr- Oh that smilel- fre- quents Marple Street. Student Council l: Senior Cnp and Gown Connnitteeg Honwroom Pres- ident l. ROBERT REYNOLDS Bob Ainuses study lI:I.ll with his HICHUQIIIPISYPI' with the wrench. AeroII:Iulics Cluh I: Junior Red Cross l: Senior Day Colnrnittee. I' OWERS Chl! QL4 N the qteuh A SI mittee: ll IUUIII Il ll g . 's I I I . I K ft Q I 1 . I y. I , A 1, . ,V I I Star of ' 'I cuss l-'I I -ll :ig .'-Qior :Ill ' Ie' 1-I 'er 1 -IOI-IN PRICE IofonI1y,' Clever with the pencil hzIIId- sorne Jllillllll' Zllld Johnny. Student Counuil 3: Al'tiS1lll'S Club 2. 3, tg Junior Rod Cross 23 Cor L'll2lll'll'I2ll Senior Bull C0lllIllH't00l Junior l'ronI f'UIlllllli09I IAIUIIIQYUDIII Vive I'l'k'SlllEllt 2. I'rc-sident 3. SHIRLEY QUICK Shirt Sincere -often seen but seldmn llt'2'lI'Cl7hlLlSll0S easily. Senior JXSSQIIIIIIQ' f'Ullllllltft'l'. ANN Rl:CKTliNW'ALD Ann Lovely blonde hair -roller skntef. III spare time W nlwnys :I,2rQe:IlIle. Senior Cup ilflll Gown Committee: Illllllerlllllll Sovretzlry 3, l. AUIJREY ROE Azldrf'-yn Glossy blonde lmir-those Al- fred boys!-1':Idi:I,IIi. persoimlity, Girls' Service Cluh 1: Junior Red Cross lg Orchestra l. 2. 3: National! Honor Society l: Senior AIIIIUUIICO- llllbllt tlllll Card Connnittoe. PATRICIA Rose fFPaf3! Cute blonde --super vitality-- never in 7th period study' hall. Book Club 4: Three Mummers Club 3. t. Secretary 1: Horizon Club 3. l. View-,President 4: Junior Red Cross 2: Noon Hour Choir 2, 3, ft: Girls' Science Flub 3. -t. Secretary tg Vol:-mm Staff. Advertising As- sociate: Intramural Sports 1. 2: Bowling Team 4: Senior Banquet f'0llIl'llltfEG'Z .lIInior Prom Commit- tee: Homeroom Secretary-Treasur er 3. ,lol-IN SAWCZYSCZYN johnny Just call me John --the tall. lanky type a Illt'lllll8l' of Miss llIIInpln'ey's third period study hall. Scnior AllllUUllL'ElllCIlt and Card f'llllllllitt0?. BARBARA SCI-IMITT Barb Gift ot' gala- - where thcre's a will there's a way -always happy. Girls' Hi-Y 14. ti Three Mummers Club -lg Horizon Club 2, 3. 4: Or- chestra 1, 3: Baud 1, 2: Girls' Sci- cnce Club 3. tl: Intramural Sports 2. 3: Junior Assembly and Dance Vonunittee: Junior Prom Commit- tee: Senior .xllll0llllK'E'lIl9llt and Vard Comrnittee. ELEANOR SI-IEA PfCiSs3'Yl lf1llen's best friend---seen with our Council l'resident-person- nlity plus. Ilook l'lub 4: Senior Cap and Gown Committee. CARROLL SIMMS Carroll 'l'herc's one place for him--near Alice -Trapper Simms-tallest Senior? Senior Aiiellltllj' Conunittee. 2.706325 N'lWi7g i1i45 IQW' I 1., 4441 12, OSEPH NTORA I ,,., luth whiz-efuture Fritz kr Q- !! lj , 1, 'f HL 4 Q WZ' l 91 lI ---silent. ' ' etype. X ' ,J ln' rfnea c ri gi Li or . - txonil Honor Soc' y J, -t. ' . : . .V ' 2 . ffeniporary Vice President 1 MAI-1.14: Lmr Staff. Assistant E1 or: Sen- lor Ball Committee. 497.54 , at JZ F X MARIE SCH ELZER Bridg1'f Early to bed. llllt late to rise Sweet MIll'l8 ' never n. dull lll0lll9llt. Senior Day Conimittceg tlomeroom Secretary 1. KARYL SCHRECK Ka1'y1 Starry eyed- -always lau,5.'hiIn.: seen with Marybetli or Bev- - il real friend. National Forensic Club 4. Secretary 4: Spanish Club 1, 2, -tg Debutc 'l'eam 11: National Honor Society Lg MAIILI-2 l.If:AF Staff. Assistant Editor: Senior Assembly Committee: Junior Assembly and Dance f'0lllIllltf9t'. JOANNE SI-IULI. PPIOH A pretty cheerleader-quiet ?- dreamy-beaIItiful wardrobe. Student Council -t: Girls' lli-Y 2. 3. -l. Sergeant-at-Arins 3: Girls' Scr- vice Club 3. -tg Spanish Club l, 2. L Vice President 2: Artisan's Club 3. l. President l: Cheerleaders 3. 1. Co-Captain tg Intramural Sports 1, 2: llowlinp: Team 414: Sen- ior Ball Committee: Junior Prom Fommitteeg Homeroom Secretary. Treasurer 2: National llonor So- ciety L HARRIETT A N N SMITH I-Iarrir'ff Blows a SZIX-N0l'lll!i.'N pal-- dependablc-wonderful sense of humor. Horizon Club 2. 3. L: Orchestra 3: Band 1, 2. 8, 1: Senior Announce- ment and Card Committee. B vs in ,ff 5, np V1 .4 85Eg75wLm4LLMMm ! . fe - ,Aff . if fy I t .3 Q . W . SENIQBS-4948, ,, AfM7P MARY ELIZABETH SMITH U., Marylg!tb VAUGHAN SPALDING Mr, Mel-lil. lgfflt llillldlllllllf gene? airy! Qed U. admirer? nvauglgann - par une . egro mair- . . . Q 4 'Wfffhf We- S '5'.'?..2'T'J2...i, '2S'tlIL 'Q?.ili T '-Student Council 4: Girls' Service mrefrec- Club -4: Creative Writing Club 1: jf Tlll'QGNl1lllllIlQIiSClBlll 2, 3, 4: Mixed Orchestra 1, 2. 3: Band 2, 3. 4: hoil 'l. 2. fl. Secretary 4: Noon Senior Cap and Gown Committee. ilour Choir 2: Freshman Science llldh l: Visual Education Cluh 2. 3. 4: Senior Announcement and Card Committee: Junior Assembly and Dance Com in i tliBC.v!:0-CllHll'll1'lll 1 llomcroom Secrctar, 45, Vafliity Choirl fl. I 'J A, J' Y .S 5:c?ERALD5 STEWAIBQL' ' ' + ' fr :J ' ' ' f' ww ,, Alfother VF!!-buy - fountl in, V the 6th Va-rd -V wltty+- altvays 4 breaking his glasses. jj. L .turlent Cohbhqih B: ,Agl-oiislufliwl :giuh 4: Freshman Science lllubftl Visual Education Club 2. 3. J. Vice l'resiuv'nt 3: Senior Czlplllfrl Gown Sxnimttee: Junior Assembly and nce Committee. Q 1' , ix U 4' T .64 V' . Ak.. 'f n, .sv 5' -. WH. . ct Wi ROBERTA STILl.MA'N Bobl7iz ' Holds up the Wubbr- loggcs 6th period--story teller---g ft of gab. Noon Hour Choir 2, 3: Visual Edn- cation Clnh 2. 3. L: Vulcmw Staff: Senior Movie Committee. Y t ELLEN SWEENEY Ellen,' Pleasing chatter-J'I'ln just wild about Harry --still has her heart ? Noon Hour Choir 4: Senior Cap and Gown Committee. 1 HELEN TERRY fPTc,rry37 Canisteo's gift to ll. S.-- whiz at sports -fun loving. Senior Day Committee: Intramural Sports 4: Girls' Athletic Council 4. I E. as - L XVILLIAM STEWART frBillv All the women's idol-Al Jol- son-haskethall star-teacher's little darling. Student Council 2. -l. Sergeant-at Arms 4: Alpha Hi-Y 2, ll. 4, Vice President 4: MAl'l.lC L1-:AF Smit. Sports Editor: Basketball 4: J. V. Basketball 3: Senior Ball Commit- tee: Junior Assembly and Dance Committee: Hoineroom President 2. -1: Class President 2. GEORGE STONE Stoney Scen with Pat- why he early when you can be late? -wavy hair. Orchestra 1, 2: Band 1, 2. 3. 4: J. V. Basketball 1, 2. li: Senior llall Committee. 4 .14 .,..22:.g,ig5,::-NW. E 'vliuaneo S.-hails from Zvi.. ,N rthji Tell-playboy-dlikes it gn.- j nt Council ul: Alpha Hi-Y 2. .. 8: Aeronzucips Q'-lfhh 4, Secretarys Treasurg-ra, . National Forensic Lea. .bf National Honor Society 3, -aiu-asurer 3: Visual Education Club'1. 2. 3. Vice President 3. Trea- surer 2: MAl'l.PI LEAF Staff. Business Manager: Senior Assemhly Com- mittee: Junior Assembly and Dance Committee: Homeroom President 1. JEREMIAH TOBIN fflerryv President of Bachelor's Clnh- untll he met Carol-one of our able class oliicers---funnyman. Three Mummers Club 2. 3: Library Club 3. t. President 3: Track 2. 3: .Iunior Assembly and Dance Com- mittee: Homeroom Secretary-'l'rea- surer 4: Class Vice President 4. MAUREEN TOBIN Maureen As friendly as a summer clay is lllllH+blllllQS0llli' and cheery. Bo-ok Club 3, -I-, Secretary 4: Noon Hour Choir 2. 3: Library Club 3. tl: Visual Education Club 2. 3: Girls' Science Club t: Senior Cap and Gown Committee. HAROLD TUCKER Turk l-Iandsome irresistable V - youngest pilot in U. S., --true to VVillinmspo1't. Aeronautics Cluh L. Presirlent L: Mixed Choir l: Visual Education Cluh 2: Senior Day Committee. QIAMES VAN KEUREN fflimv Drives the g:an,':'s taxi-every- hody's 11:-ll always ready to help. Mixed Choir Ii: Senior Day Com- mittee. GERALD VDLTZ Ic'rrA1 ' Traveling: lllllll1'l'fIll'lllll'l mem- her ot' the hand liappy-f.ro- lneky. Band I. 2, 3. 1: Intramural Sports t: Senior Cap :unl flown Commit- tee. EDITH XVELCH liclifl9 Always on the go sense of lnimorw-a wmningr smile-Lois' Siamese Twin. Bowling Team 2: Senior Day Com- mittee. SENIORS-1948 ROSE TRENTANELL1 Rosie What would WWHH do with- out her? - -pleasant smile --- eflleient secretary. Junior Red Cross 1: Noon llour Choir 4: Senior Movie Committee: llomeroom Treasurer 1. MARAIORIE TURNER Margiv Never too busy to talk dimin- utive ehariner fpopular. Student Council 1: Horizon Club 3. -4: Bowling Teani 3, 4: Senior Banquet Committee: .lunior l'rom Committee: llomeroom President 1: Class Secretary 1. D ARTEN VET V L ' ya. 'otential mil. iipman prnver- ul athlete--p ulgr. n 3 1- p i. -: . lil 1- l' Ort' 'tra I: National Honor eiety t. SL'l'26Illlt-Ill-ATIIIS 1: pw Sta1T. Assistant Editor: l-'ootba l 2. 3. t: asehall 3: Track 1. 2. nior . net-ment and Car I Homurooni Tren- sn r , tt: Class Presi- nt . JOHN E. WA1.1.lN Gus The last part of the 'l'riple 'I'error - Afavors his vane hashful? Football 2: Intramural Sports Ji. 1: llomeroom 'Treasurer 3: Senior .Xil- nouneelnent and Card Committee. KIAIVHES WIEY N16lI77t'.S'j!H Makes everyone troubles M- feels at the pigskin--Uh W Student Council 2. 3. l. Treasurer 1: Alpha Hi-Y 3. t. Secretary l: Football 3. 4: Senior Banquet Com- mittee: .I unior Assembly and Danee Committee: Junior Prom Commit- tee: Homeroom Vive President 2. President 3. I-: Class Vice President 2. Treasurer 3. SENIORS-1948 RUTHA NA WILLSEY Rutlaana Likes?-member of Share the Wardrobe Campaign -one of H. lvl. S.'s most popular blondes. Student Council 8: Girls' Service Club 3, 4: Girls' Hi-Y 3. fl: Three NIUIHIIIUFS Club 2. 3. -I: Horizon Club 2, 3. 4, President 3, Secretary -lg Artisan's Club 1, 3, 4. Secretary 4: Junior Red Cross 1, 23 Orches- tra 11 MAi'i.lf: LEAF Staff. Art Edi- torg Senior Ball Committee: Junior l'rnm ffommltteeg Homeroom Tren.- surer 3, Secretary -L ALBERTA WRAY Bi1'a'ie Alfred Almond's loss is our gain- -alnivzlble-pretty. Artiszufs Club 4g Senior Announce- ment und Card Committee. A 1 .1 fi X 'fp by I n LL T W ur likes mu-:iv grunt lltflllilli. .anis uh , 2. 3 . our ' l0l or Anno ment umnnttee: arsity Chou 1, , X, ' K , T Ay . , :xy : 2 D. W ,7 I v - nl J' s . l -Gia: 2 lg , 41: ' W3 'e umm 'l 13, fg L f ' -'xe 1. -' 41 I .41 . 'nd' 'Lx ' , . iq WALTER HUNT RICHARD YOUNG JAMES CULLEN Our Service Men 3 A RICHARD ZELQFF QiD1lr'k k 'l'here's lloillihgr like ul Illml- V son -e good looker if likes dc xdnmes. K i , - Vxihunl Educ-ation lulrlfa, 3. 4, Vice lfresident 2: teuifnr Assembly Committee. I ,w H F' ' ' x , , K JOHN AINI ROBERT BURDETTE ROBERT GOODRICH john B0lf' B0b' Muster lllGK'll!flllll vbrouerht ax General l3radley's riglit hsind The Navy can'i' get along with- little hit of sunshine to Korea. llHlll'fH :ood looking soldier. out him- 'llllSSOd by UIC DMN he 34 left behind. Class Will We, the Class of 1948, being of sane mind and sound body, do bequeath this our last will and testament, to the following: To our teachers: The sad and depressing realization that they have lost the most intelligent, best behaved, best looking, and most industrious group of superior humanity ever to have graced the halls of H. H. S. To the Juniors: The dignity and wisdom of the class of 1948. To whom it may concern: A year's subscription to the New York Times for Mrs. Humphrey so she won t have to ask her class the news every day. Miss Bennett's ruler to Mr. Alderman and his mechanical drawing class. A pitchpipe for Mr. Cooke to aid him while singing in the halls. A soap box for Miss Dunham to stand on. Beefer's cigars to Freddie Penfold. Two handsome P. G.'s, Harold Tucker and Bill Livingston, to the female undergrads. You lucky gals! Bill Stewart's physique to Tom McCarthy. fAlthough he really doesn't need it.J A few feet of the surplus height of George Chromey, Francis Peterson, and Ted Celette to be evenly distributed among the smaller freshmen. An I Spy detective set to Mrs. Repple to aid her in tracing missing students. Kenny Koch's dog to Mary Ann Cosgrove. Franny Conway's dignity to Butch Ermy. Betty Hall's dancing ability to Ken Yergens. Romances between this year's cheerleaders and the team to next year's cheerleaders and team. A new address book to Neil Smith to replace the one he scribbled up last year. Norma Kul1's and Ginger Brown's vim, vigor, and vitality to the lifeless Junior class. Roberta Stillman's disc jockey job to Marilyn McClary. Mary Asquith's excessive blushing to the pale freshmen girls. 100 lbs. of charcoal to be deposited in the chemistry lab. to absorb the odor. A bottle of Windex to the janitors. Al McRae's love scenes in High School Daze to Karl Weyand falthough he has quite a few of his ownj. ! lluly signed and sealed in the year of Our Lord, one thousand nine hundred forty eight THE CLASS OF 1948. Witnesses: MR. HUSH MRS. HUSH MISS HUSH THE WALKING MAN 35 11+ 35.2 TX Familiar Scenes Candy sales School out at 3:45 Tennie guarding 14-C Blackie -Mike and Lawrow No pep in pep assemblies Boys of H. H. S. harmonizing Teachers trying to cheer Mary Angela's long skirts Bonnie making peanut floats Mary Lee betting with Bowser Late Honor Society meetings Outstanding Sophomore Classu Cats in Av corridor lockers Stadium boots in the corridors South defeating all opponents Lockers stacked on first floor Women drivers Cpoor Mr. Lavonierj Post graduate courses at Abbey's Going all out for S. C. P. elections Anyone want to buy a magazine subscription? Shivering in the corridors and the gym McCormick and Barney begging for gum Social studies classes in the library Oelwang, Lynch and Dwyer walking the halls Drop deadi' ringing through the halls Clancy running in after the last bell Boys going to Wayland and Painted Post Boys doing calisthenics under Blakeslee Fish fries on Friday in biology lab. Girls groaning after their gym exercises Jim Morey fulfilling his campaign promises Girl archers shooting at the football team Benning's apple fund on report card days Now peo-ple, Miss Whealon in the library Blakeslee's social studies classes being social Karyl trudging the long distance to North Hornell MAPLE LEAF Staff borrowing 9-A from Mrs. Sheheen Secretarial practice girls eating in B corridor First Presbyterianis private booth at the Sugar Bowl MAPLE LEAF Staff trying to think of Familiar Scenes Mary Ellen chauffering McKevitt, Barney and Tobin Erie's old coaches for out-of-town games fno wonderj Kowalski, Griswold and Amato making good use of Andy's car Students helping the city make new paths through the park Ebert, Fitzgerald, Tobin and chocolate milks in the library Seventh period English class driving Miss Dunham to Willard Marjorie, Annie, Bruce and Bill holding conferences in 9-A 437 l'r1'xiJf'11l - Vim' P1f1'xi11r'11f S1'l'l't'f6ll'-Y - 7vl't'tISIll'l'l' AK1l'iSl'l' - unior Class OFFICERS THCJSIAS PHILLIP5 - JOHN CoY1.lf RICHAIKIH SIIIQRIUAN - - JAMLS MCQHAl.l2 MR. KIQNNETI BLAK12QK17,E1a ,Ly U J ' x ff , N M 39 L- SOphQWn9,mlfS glass . xpdmgrlcggas ,Q Jax' F P ' l'1'r'si1lw1i - f- A -if AF- 1 - W- - JOHN CONwla1.L Vifl' l'1'0.vi1l1'111f -JNL il N -xU'j- - HAROLD CODmNG'rON Svrrvlury - X if v V ly ' - K' ---- Almsxhs HOGAN ,I'f'l'Ll.YllV'l'V - X' I- at - - - J- - - JIQAN PAUL J ' wif' , ,A : m ' ' CPA ' O ' O XE . mn -. ml X ' 40 :XZ U 7 52-' nn ul Prrsirlwzf - VIN' Pl'f'Si4fr'Ilf S1'r'1'r'fu1'3f - Tl'UdS1lF!'l' - Azfvixrr - k' A W Mfywi ,ef ,pf X Qxobf 41 my A A 42 ACTIVITIES The W4-8 Maple Leaf We take this opportunity to thank everyone who has helped us to complete this hook. To the janitors, for the friendly way they co-operated with us on Saturday mornings. To Miss Nield and Mr. Bouck for helping With the write-ups, and to Mr. Taylor who is responsible for the fine pictures in the book. In the 1948 MAPLE LEAF We have tried to capture the stu- dent life of Hornell High School by including pictures of scenes familiar to us. We hope you enjoy the hook as much as we have enjoyed put- ting it together. TH15 STAFF. I-'rout lluw, Ls-ft In High!-Rl. Hrueshi-1-k, A. Fiallviusi, li. .L XYillsi-X. Qu-ull1ll'uw IS Qu-ivirt, ll. Qin-rili '+-in l! Yzwi 44 Maple Leaf SIIEIIHF Editor-int-Cloief ANNE CIANCIOSI Assistant Edif0fX'MARY LEE ALDERMAN, BONITA BENSON, VIRGINIA BORIJEN 1 KARYL SCHRECK, BEVERLY BROWN, AUDREY GRAY, JOAN DAGON, JOSEPH SANTORA, MAARTEN VET, PATRICIA MCCOIKMICK, JAMES AMATO. Business Managvr BRUCE SWERINCEN Assistant Business Md71d.Q01'S-EIJWIN CELETTE, BEVIZRLEY FLAXINGTON, MARY ANGELA ARGENTIERI, JEANNE JEEEERY, HELIEN PRIOR, ALICE CPIASE, JOANNE MORAN. Writz'-U11 Editor MARJORIE GROESIIECK Photography Editor XVILLIAM NAGY Art Editors IKUTI-IANA WILLSEY, FAITH BUCK Sports Editor VVILLIAM STEXVART T.j'lJiSfS-MARILYN BERTRAM, DINA CIANCAGLINI, JOANNE NIEDDA, JEAN PARKER, HELEN DINARDO, BETTY MATACALE. l irSf lluw. Lvff T0 1llI:'l1f-IL MM 1':'l - 15- Nllily. ll. XV, XVillse'y, Mr. llIIIIve-r, A. CiHlll'i0Si, Mr. Aldrich, M. Groeslmvr-k, B. SXVPPJIIHGII B. Stewart. Nm-OIILI ll0wfJ. l':Irkvr. J. Xiwlnhl. l'. Mui'urIIIim-k, H. DiX:lrIl0, Il. BQ-nsnn. Y. Rnrrln-II, R, lirnwn, XI, A. .Xrzvmis-ri. Il. l'i:lIII-nglilli A. lirnv. l'lIird liuw --'-' J. AIIIMII. M. lh'I'1'1'uII'I. Ii. S4-III1-ok, ll. I4'l!lXill1.!'f0ll, J. JQWI-I'y, H. l'I'ior, M. VI-1. Fourth Row-v.1. Moran, M. II. A1dvI'nnIII. IC. Uvleltv, J. Dngrnxx. J. Snutm-II. A. Clmsv, IP. lim-lc. 45 Student COMHOU1 OFFICERS Prvsidcvzf - JAMES Moxuiv Vice Prvsidwzt - ROBERT GRISWOLI7 Secrmfary RUTH BOB Treaszmfzf QIAMES WEYAND SCTkQf'dl7f-df-A1f'77ZS - - - - WILLIAM S'r13WAR'1' Advisers - - Mu. E. W. COOKE, Miss M. J. HARROWER 1 Front Row. L4-H 10 Right-R. Bulv, J, Morey, B. Griswold. S1-1-mul Ilowgfl. XVOYZIIIIL NV. Stewart. 46 Student Council Every Wednesday morning the future United States Senators trot up to the third floor to attend a session of the Student Council. This year the Student Council has undertaken its most ambitious project - that of earning enough money to buy a sound system for the school. To accomplish this, it sponsored a turkey raffle, a magazine subscription campaign and a musical variety show. It also received part of the proceeds from a dramatic play The Night of January 16th, which was presented by the Civic Theater. On Student Council Day, the officers took over the administrative posts, more fun, eh kids? Under the fine leadership of James Morey, President, this year's Stu- dent Council has kept up the high standards set by previous councils. First llow left to Right XI Qnfth Miss Ilurrnuvr I Sllmll I W . , . S. . . . ' . -. . , .. feyunll. B. Griswold, J. More-y. R. Roh, B. Stewart, Mr, Vonkr- Se-4-nnnl How- AA. Cianvlosi. l'. Kuhlnk. B. Ilall. J. Jeffery. .L Chase. S. M1-Ilvnry. M. Groslwm-k, R, l-'lnxinu!on. X. Fart:-r, K. Iiglvmxrl J. Onorntn, V. llukn-r. 'Pliiril llnw-ii. llarnvy. B. Iielnwll. A. Nll'Rll0, ll. Alger. J. Coyle, J. flUlHV0ll. IC. Vl'llI'1'lK'l'. ll, Linilx-rlmxll. lfouriln Row- 'l', Phillips. C. Wvynml. E. xv1'1i'll. K, Ye-11:1-ins, ll. Rink. l4..l514'liN0ll. J. llvutz. J. Siriunni, J. Hart, F. Fitzzrm-mld. 47 THE VOLCANO HORNELL HIGH SCHOOL, HORNELL, N. Y. Volcano Stall: Eflilill'-i1l'C,Ii1'f ,.., ...,, I IRIICE JACKSON Assistant Editor ,. , MARY IMBARRON Advertising Mazinger ....., ......., IN IARJORIE LYNCH Business Manager ,.,.....,..,....... ........,..........,.... I IELEN KOWALSKI Assistant Arlivertising and RllSi7lt'SS Jlmmger I'IIYI.LIS PETERS l'l:ofogrnpIi y Editor .......,....... .4..... ..., . ...,.,...,, , Boys' Sports Editor ...., A ssisfrmt Sports Editor Girls' Sports Editors .. Assisfrnl! Girls' Sports HICLFIN NULD. , . Editor ...,.......,............ VVILLIAM VVAYNE JACK ANDREVVS VHAIIIIES SIMMS I?-I42'l I'Y MA'I'Af'AI.E . JENNY ONORATO E.r1'l:lm!11' Efliior .. ,... ..,, ....... . . . I.0IIISI'1 DUNALDSON fines! Artist ,, ,, .. .,..,. ,..,.. . IOHN PRICE Frlrulfy .'ldI'iSfl' .. .. . .,,.. ...... ,..,,.. B HSS GALLAGIIEK .-lssot-intesfJosi-ph Ahearn, I-Ielen Dwyer, Audrey Gray, Duane l Gl'Ll'IlSOII. Robert Griswold. Doris Mt-Iiollumn. Jeanne Oel- wnugr, I'sm'ieia Rose. . I True to IES name thet Volcano', has eruptcdl 'regularly this year, and 'what red hot lava hasl lpoured forth! ! ! ! X I What scurrying to get ads! What brain cud- geling to get a new slant on feature stories! What 1 mad haste to get late news ready for the Fri- day deadline! What frantic turmoil about blue slips' and we do mean blue. Even the !Volcano staff slips up at Imagine getting out ll double size paper at Christmas time-with all the other things to think about. However, the staff accomplished the impossible and really earned 11 two week's va- cation. Halt! Who goes there? No, not the Rushin' Army, just the editor making a flying visit to the Journalism class to spur them to greater ef- forts-he and his army l . X times. boots. First How. Luft In llighl fl. Prim-. Ii. .hu-kson. .I. Amlrr-ws, Missliallugln-r. M. I.yni'li. II. Kowznlski, ll. M:il:uv:ilo-. Sswmul lion' - W, IVuym-. M. Lallurron. IK Simms. I'. I'ef4-rs. I.. llI7IIlllllN0'Il, .I. Uimrntu. 'I'hir1l llow II, Ibwyvr. II. Stillnmn. Ii. Nllfvlhlllllllll, .I. Alu-zirll, ll. l 1-rgrllsoii,II.Gl'isu'uInI..l.0oIw:inu. I'. Host-. .L Gray, 48 at How, Left to Iliglit-M. Yei. I.. Caiinpht-ll. J. Pnrlter, IG. Well-11, V. Bordeii, A. Ciiuxeiosi, J. Suntnra, .I. Ni-wton, li. Sunni 1 'I'. Miko. tonal Huw I.. Iiryali, Tl, 124-nson. A. Flmse. M. Gian-slrerlt. M. L. Alclvrmun. R. lirnwn. J. Sliull. RI. Args-ntii-ri, li, Xliituu '. llrown. lliirnl Ikon' A. .XII4-n. Y. Uri-es:-. A. lim-. M. Ymiivk, K. Svhrt-ek. H. lflaxiligluii. I-I. Skillivurn. Il. Swartz. Y. Vins:-AI. 1 lil nh lun:-Ili limi' ll. llairringtmi, li. llllllilffibll. Mr. l'ellz, ll. Hrink, J. Ging. E. Felt-lie. Il. Hlllllflllilll, W. Lawrnw. J. lI0l'1'I', S lnln National Honor Society OFFICERS 1948 1947 Pwxirlml - - VIRGINIA BORIJIQN ANNIE CIANCILJSI Vin' Prexidenf ETHAN XVELCH - - josE11I-I SANTORA Svrrvfary - - JEAN PARKER - 'IACQUELINE NEWTCUN Treasurer - - LESTER CAMPBELL - - BRUCE SVUERINGITN Sergvani-al-Ar'nzs - - MAARTEN VET - TITOMAS MIKE Affrisvr - - - MR. RALPH J. PELTZ The professed object of the Hornell Chapter of the National Honor Society is to create an enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote worthy leadership, and to encourage the development of clIaracter in pupils of Hornell High School. In an effort to attain these splendid objectives the Chapter has sent out letters of congratulation to all students who are listed on the first and second honor roll. Not only did members of the Chapter appear on these same 'honor rolls, but they also participated in the National Honor Society General Aptitude Test as well as the Regents' Scholarship Examination. In conjunction with tlIe Three Mummers, the Chapter presented to Hornell and vicinity the Clare Tree Major Players offering The Merchant of Vcnicen and Macbeth The Chapter's annual Sports Nightl' featured an exhibition basketball game by the Rochester Royals against a local all-star aggregation. The Chapter took the lead in bringing such attractions to Hornell as a distinct service to the school and community at large. The Chapter also sent two C. A. R. E. boxes to Europe, one to a boy in the Nether- lands, the other to a girl in Greece. As this goes to press, tentative plans for the rest of the year include a possible ban- quet during Easter vacation, and a picnic at Stony Brook to climax a most active and eventful year. 49 43. Tw 'A SI, . o it o V sk A QQ -1 - . Girls? HJLEY 3, aff: 4 is f ' N 'L c K., 1 I - C x OFFICERS fp ' 'Qt Prcsizlcnf - - - ELIZABETH HALLQQ ' . A Viv:'Prc'sidm1i - - BONITA BENSON Q, Scfrvfury - MARY LEE ALDERLIAN A Trrwsurvr - - - ALICE CII-IASE Scrgvanl-al-Arms - - - LINDA SI'IU1.'l'S U Aa'z'ixc'r - - Miss ELIZABETH SQHURR pi F s How about it, cherubs? Have you passed out all those letters from ml I England yet? Have you brought the food for the Thanksgiving bas- f kets? That,s the voice of Miss Schurr, adviser of Girls' Hi-Y, who X! V f rea y s her hands full keeping the members busy. x ' I rl ll' V The Girls' Hi-Y carried on many projects this year. Besides those X, I entioned above, they have sent magazines to the Veterans Facility at JJ ath, made contributions to various organizations, and sponsored a social 1 If evening. Jw In the spring, the Girls' Hi-Y was invited to a luncheon by the 4 Kiwanis Club and, as a climax to the activities of the year, a joint banquet and dance was held with the Alpha and Beta Hi-Y clubs. QMS, . mcvqh '1- SQALJ- U'-5 A'KEn,'N i First Row, Left to Right -J. Shull. V, Brown. A. Ulmsv. li. B1-usou. E. Ilull. M. L. A1414-rnmn, Ti. Shults, Miss Svlxurr, M. I,1l1'illl'l'0ll Sn-vmul limi'-M. Prllm-r. G. Kurl, ll. Spaulnlinu. K. Egnmnd. S. Blellenry. B. Iiruwn, B. Ni-lnnift. A. Ilulwrtson, M. S1-xsmith. 'Fhird Howfll. MvEnten-, I., l'i-lxhlf-H, J. JL -fiery, L. Gorton, J. Dagml. J, llolilvn, U. llnlrli-11, I-I, lk-mum. l'. l'osg.:rm'i-, J. Spa-in-1-l'. 50 adm' .JA-J-1 'o , L W' WI- ' vb--'vw' A-f ' . '1 ey-H lL6 ' 1 U X9-Q' Ji . a 'Q VL'-1 YLJ. A M . M.. N-'I DJ 1-st Hou Left to Right--U. lfnllini-ll, A, Allen-5 N. Carter, A. CillIll'l0Sl, A. Uhnsv. B. Benson. M. Aldvrmnn. I., 114-sm-lin, M. N0ilf124 vb 5 timid town E. Skillia-urn. .l. Rhull. li. Brown. M. Pruuvr. Il. Mntawili-. IP. Swurts. I.. Bryan, J. Parker. AI. Asqliitlx. ll, Mi-N H. A X lril Hou AI. Smith, V. Iinrden, A, llue. M. Groeslxwk, M. Yanivk. L. Sliults. S. Mvllenry. I . Burk. M. Ihirkiun. M. Arm- 311.0 or J' ef lx U .i-f' I V' Wy' we o , o F ,K ,- il y . Girls Service Club 'rf f . OFFICERS A- J . I'rc'siflw1i - - - Auciz SiY?xslgJ' ' 15 ' Vice' Prcszflmzl ANNE CIANGIIJSI Sl'CI't fll1'j1 - - BONITA BIENSON Treasurer - - - MARY LLB ALDERMAN Svrgva11i-af-Arms - - NORMA CARTIAR Adviser - Miss MARGARliT NIELU What are those boxes in all the homerooms for? Haven't you heard? The Girls' Service Club is collecting clothing for Europe. This, of course, was only one of the projects that the Girls' Service Club, otherwise known as the Gamma Sigma Chi, completed in its fourteenth year of existence. Other service projects included: Preparing of Thanksgiving baskets for the needyg contributing to the Red Cross and other worthy projectsg making of holiday favors for the children in the city hospitalsg entertaining new girls in the schoolg serving as ushers for the annual Parents' Visiting Nightg and wrapping presents for the Salvation Army at Christmas. A gift was sent at Christmas time to Miss Dryer in England, and a Y membership was given to a girl in the city. Besides service projects, the club has had some first rate social events. Memories of the picnic at Alice Chase's, the annual banquet, the initiation party, the Christmas party nt McHenry's, and the other social events will linger long. The Girls' Service Club, with Miss Neild as its able adviser, is proud of ii very suc- cessful year, for that means again the objective of service to school and community has been achieved. 51 f'-4 b ,f HV l X 1 T vp! . , ' Q y 1 -9' 'J 'K i l A A A Alpha HTLY ,N OFFICERS I Presizferzf ROBERT GRISNX'Ol.lJ Vice President WILLIAM STEWART Secretary - JAMES WEYAND Treasurer - - GENE DUNCAN Sergeant-at-Arms - - ROBERT KOHNRI-1 Adviser - - MR. GORDON DELAIR To stand together on and for clean speech, clean sports, clean scholarship, and clqan living is the platform of this club. , J As in years past, the Alpha Hi-Y has been very successful in itsinuincrous activities throughout the year. They have succeeded in creating, maintaining, and eattending high standards of Christian character throughout their school and community.. P Among its more enjoyable ancl useful projects were the' sponsoring a social, an after-the-game dance, the contribution of two Y. M. memberships to a boy and girl of the children's home, donations to the Red Cross, Cancer fund, and Salvation Army, and the holding of the annual Hi-Y banquet in collaboration with the Girls' Hi-Y and the Beta I-Ii-Y. p A new activity carried on for the Hrst time this year was n basketball tournament between the Beta Hi-Y and the Alpha Hi-Y. lirst How, Left to IlightfD. l 0l'9lll2lll, Il. Mt'Q'urtl1y. A. Mt-Rue, J. XVvynn4l. Il. Griswold. B. Ste-wart, H. Kohnkv. W. Vnlslxve J. Amuto. 1-ond Row-G, Dm-Luir. R. Turner, B. Sw:-ringvn. J. Hart. D, Lnwrem-0, L. lnmvr, Il. Clark, S. Cniuliuo. M. Vet. lhlrnl How' E. Dumrun. I . Aruentivri, ll. Argrentieri. J. Andrews. ll. Binney, Ii. Brnnningr, W. NZIZIIF. IT. Cmugrun. XV. Krilft. 52 H VJ. V W X L x 1 AI - ., ' I J ,El J M ' ' ci ,D M ig, , ii ffl V 1 .1I- X 1 rsi Row. Ln-ft to Night Mr. lilnkeslc-I-. XV. Cwllllllgltlll, F. Uonwany, F, l'F11fU'lll, K. HPlf1llllN'I'. W. B1'llll0fl', I . fll'0Wl'. J, Burn VV. Kvllvlu-l'. N4-I-mul limi--f.l, MI-llulv. 'l'. Phillips. Il. Simrlx-.IIII, .l. BIll!'lllkj', I.. Dmld. T. SIL-Furtliy. J. I'nIIII'el1. -I. Sexton. llxirul Huw- We-yuml, .L Mori-y. Il. liPlYll1llN-'l'. J. Mm-Iluh-. ll. Sluixieluargm-r. A. Ermy, Beta HILY OFFICERS Prcsid0r1t - - KARL REITNAUER Vive President - WILLIAM BENNETT Secretary - THOMAS PHILLIPS Trrasurm' - - FREDERICK PENIPOLIJ Scfrgrfanf-al-Armx - - - FRANCIS CONWAY Adviser - - MR. KENNETH BLAKESLEI2 Is it a coincidence that the boys With the well fed look, roaming around the halls, are all members of the Beta Hi-Y? Could this be due to the fact that the Beta Hi-Y holds regular luncheons at the school cafe- teria? Could be! However, the members did not spend all their time dining. At regular meetings discussions on questions of interest concerning the school and the community were held. Also, contributions were made to some of the worth while agencies in Hornell and vicinity. 53 , f' i 1 'N we efif V s Prr'xiJr'r1f Vin' Prvxidrlll Sr'f'rz'fur-y Tl'!'d.iIIfl'l' - S4'rgr'uf1l-af-Arnzs Ar1'zfi.w'1' - You say you belon French Club, of course. French Club g to the La Societe du Dernier Sou. 399 RU'l'H MCNUTT - MARY Com. VELDA BAKER DQROTHY BASH NANQY CANTY Miss EVA DAWS Why that must be the The French Club this year is under the leadership of Miss Eva Daws, the exchange teacher from England. The purpose and aim of the club is to encourage interest in France and French customs, to make French interesting, and to become better acquainted with the many aspects of French life. The club is attempting to have one big project. such as a French movie each year. This year it has also sponsored a tag day. Meetings are held on the third Wednesday of every month at the homes of mem- bers, First year students of French are admitted to the club on a scholarship basis. After the first year any student taking French is eligible. First How, 1.4-ft tu lliglntr M, lhimlwin, RI. Vol:-. H. MvNu1't. E. Duws. V. Baker. Il. Rash. B. 0r4Iwa!'- Seeoml llmvf--L Ilnlwrtsun, A. Young. J. Ike-witty. A, Ulmsv. M. Yunielc. D. Solo. I., Shults, U, S1-itz. J. Mi-yi-rs 54 al ly lr It I i Li-fl to llightf .I. Muhvr, Bl. Asquith. M, Ilziwkius. A. .kim-r. M. Grovvsln-i-lt, U. M. Willi-y. Miss Dawn, l I I I ii .1.Sliii1l. IC. NVoo1l. N. l'iirU-r. lx, Si'ln'4-1-k. Il. Ge-li-tn, N. Wvyiuiil, J. Ilullvlilwvli. 11, Brown. Spanish Club OFFICERS Pl't'Silll'I1f - - - MAIKAIOIKIF GROI-1sBi3cR Vin' l'1'i'xizfi'uf - - - ANN ALGER Smwfury - - - MARY ASQUITH Tri'as1m'r - - MARGAIKET HAWKINS Sc'rgf'anf-af-Arnlx - - Cl,ARA MAli Wli.LIax' Advixvr - - - Miss EvA DAWS Habla Vd. en espanol? In case you don't speak Spanish, Chickens, this expression means, Do you speak Spanish? Of course, the aim of every member of the club is to be able to reply in the affirmative to this question. The Spanish Club, La Estudiantina, was reorganized this year under the direction of Miss Eva Daws, exchange teacher from England. In order to gain a better understanding of Spanish customs, tradi- tions, and festivals a typical Spanish Christmas party and Spanish supper were held complete with traditional food, games, and songs. 55 Horizon Club OFFICERS Prfsidrnf - - JEANNE JEFFERY V irc' President - PATRICIA Rosli Secrrffary - FRANCES PASCOE Treasurer - RUTHANA WILLSEY Sl'fxQ?dl1f-df-AVIIIS - - COREEN MAHONEY Adzfisrr - Miss ELOISE CHAFFEE Chop! Chop! Chop! Timber!!! That's the girls of the Horizon Club with their adviser, Miss Chaffee, falling another tree with which to cook their weenies while on a hike. This year the Horizon Club entered into many different fields of enjoyment. They donated a tidy sum of money to the Camp Fire Girls' Camp for the purchase of a new life raft. A little crippled English girl knows of the Horizon Club for she received packages of food and clothing from its members. The Horizon Club also played Santa Claus at Christmas time by delivering food, clothing, and toys to a deserving family. irs: How. Left to llighl- Miss Phaffi-1-. B. Brown. B. Ilall, l'. Mahoney, I'. Ruse, .l, Jeff:-ry, F, I'ns1-ne. A. Allen, M. llonalilson Ni-i-mul limi' A, Gray. BI. M1'1'l:lry. J. href-xsli-r. 14, Flaixiimtim. J, Ovlwiimr. M. Smith, A. Itohvrtsun, L. Hirhi-ftt. J. Dnurlc-y, N. Pruitt lliirnl lluwf I', Iiim-lmu. Il. Se-limitt, li. Mulmiwy. H. Iluoker, l'. Killl, 'V. Baker. D. linsli. IC. Wimil. Iuurih Huw M. liviison. A. 1'1-ftilmm-. S, Mc-II:-in-y, R. Bi-iison, F. lint-lr, E. Skillii-urn, M. llnrkiiis. 56 Anil ned. Left In liigrht J. Morris. II. Pass-oe, .l. St-lnlltz. ll. Overton, Miss l'xu-keli. M. L. llilimrn, IC. Moran. N -und Huw- M. 'D4'U'4'j', M. Giles. AI, A. Brown, Il. 1'lll'tiS, J. IH-zlvzul, IK. Nlllllk'llIll'Lff'f'. Rl. L. Ynnlnu. N llirul lhm' 11. lh-1:1114-, E. .'wvrin:en. M. livrtrnnl. V. Brown, Y. MNFIZ. D lt ll-ll ' Cl lb OFFICERS Prc'siJz'nl - - - RosIaMARY OVERTON S1'r1'f'lary - MARGARET GILI-is Treasurer - HELEN PAscoE Srrille - JEAN SCHULTZ Adviser - - Miss Com PUCKETT New horizons-and a new Horizon Club to seek them. The girls of the Delta Horizon Club, a new edition of the Camp Fire high school program, do not spend their time, however, in gazing into purple dis- tances. They keep themselves busy with earning money for summer camp, planning and carrying out hilarious and profitable week-ends at Lake Demmon, and with sending food packages abroad. And did you notice those new gray and green sweaters? This year the club has earned money to make a gift to Camp Rathbun. 57 Book Club Tiflr: HORNELL HIGH SCHOOL BOOK CLUB Auibor: Miss Ruth Wfhealon Copyright 1950 Cloivf Cbarurffrs: Jacky Newton, Presidentg Jenny Onorato, Vice Presidentg Maureen Tobin, Secretaryg Audrey Gray, Treasurerg Marilyn Benson, Sergeant-at-Armsg and Miss Ruth Whealon, Adviser. Seffing: Hornell High School and members' homes. Vivid Moznrfnfs: A new member's first book reportg the club attends its particsg plans being made for a trip to Rochester. Crmznlrnfx: This club was organized to promote a widespread appreciation of literature in Hornell High School. Two meetings are held each month. One is a business meeting at which two members give a report on the latest book they have readg and the other a social meeting which is held at the home of one of the members. Iirst How. L1-fl lo Right -M. A. Orihnol, S. Mnlrlivr, M. 1h-nsou, .I. Ouoruio. Miss XVl1o:llm1. .l. Newton, BI. Tobin, A. Gi ll vonul lion'--L. Di Nzlrdo. L. llonnldsun. Y. Casey, l'. Kull, J. 0elw:xm:, l'. Ruse, A. Alger, K. Brosnan, M. l.yl1el1. lhirnl Hou' -J. Polls-r. I.. llrnmln-nlmrg. I-I, SIN-:n. E. Murphy, 14. Wood, Ib. Rash. Y. Sm-ngstnrk. 58 Ii lm TSI How. 1.1-ft to Right- J. Long, J. Mnglier, M. Fin, M. Benson, U. Cams, J. Tobin, Miss Wlivnlon, P. Sunford, J. Spawn-1-i', M Urilniel. -1-mul Row D, Cunirelli. .I, Onorutu, J. Sydelko. B. Mwlntosll, A. Alger, F. 0'Dell. Ii. Ornlwaly, L. Duxmlclsun. l', Ellllltblltl. Y, Unsl-V M. A. Brnsiulii. J. Ihlftls-s. V. Semzstovk, C. Brown. V U Fliirml How- NV. XVnyn0, I-Z. Ilngzhvs, F. Fitzgernlsl, J. Hhs-rt. D. Davis. R. Tlinnizl-4, J. Barnett. K. Yer,L'f-ns. I.. Elm-rf, M, Tobin E. J. Drury, C. Duke. M, Dyke. mnrtli Huw 1-'. Crowe, I.. Burch, XV. Kvllvlier, ll. Turner, J. Mellailv, N. Kilhurlw library Club Every day a small group of industrious students troop up to the library to help Miss Whealon bring order out of chaos. They help check in books, place books on the shelves and in general they are helpful. This organization is one of the newest ones in the school. Its purpose is to give students experience in library techniques. 59 Visual Education Club OFFICERS I'rr'sirlw1f - - - DANIEL CASEY Vin' l'rexialw1f BARBARA TOWNSENIJ Serrdury - HOWAIKD NORT1-muv Treasurer JAMES HOUGHTALING Ar1l'iNf'r MR. CHARLES EDDY That wild exploding of flash bulbs which lights up the school occasionally is proba- bly the work of the camera bugsu who are members of the Visual Education Club. The members of the V-E Club operate the moving picture projector and assume responsibility in ordering film. The records at the socials are purchased and played by a if loyal member of the club, Bobbie Stillman. One of the newest club projects is 11 wire W recorder which C ll1 record radio programs and class speeches. At the annual Parc fs Night the club held an exhibition on the third floor. At this . ' 1 'xy l time the photogruphi uipment, projectors, slides, and wire recorder were demonstrated. 'I I f ju, S , Jfyyflvl 'lr' fx d 7 ff! lx ' V fx V '-'-ff' Z! .A fo..---,o.f0 First How, 1.1-fi in lllgrhl M, Smith. J. 04-lwsing. .l. Ilurrii-r, J. Hose, J. ll0lliIlllIlllllQl'. li, 'l'mv11sv:i4l. W. Nagy, li. Mallzwlv. Ii, Sli man. A, l'ilIIl. Si----.ml llnw- l', Shim-r. J, XI'-run, J, lines. .I, Nazi-nr, D. King. U. Fzirnes. ll. Hates. li. lii'llll'LZllQ-'I'. M. Md'l:ir3. V. Mnlmm-y. .I. Vind slinutun, .I. llmilivtt. M. Vullgilmi. 'l'l1irnl limi' .l, Silslny, 'l'. .lan-ksmi. A. Ermy. ll. M4-Furthy, IS, Driu-hslin. II. Nishi-t. XV. l':u1me-r. J. l'mn1e-rs. J. Luju-r. 'l'. Vilailm V. 0m1oj:io, I'. llilyaml. I-'mirth limi' V. Ili. lflmlrly, H. Nm'lln'up. ll. Duster. I . 'l'j-son. ll. l'l'l'Hl'll2l'. XV. Ni-well. ll. f'4lI'lllSll. U. Munn. L. Bmnu-, IJ, Evanls. 60 rst Ilow. I.:-fl tn lliglutfN. Paris-r, B. Mival-als-, l'. Hull. I'. llnso, II. llVVXl'l', M. Grin!-1-Ilreuli. M. LIlBlil'I'0ll, A. Uiilllviosi. Miss Dil-kills -rom! llow- IS. Svliniiili. I', Liiufliuii. M. Beiisou, Il. Prior, J. OQIXVIIIIH. J. lllllllll. li. llfill. H. Hruwll. V. RfYY'1l1'll. ll. limsfsurvl. Iird How-r l'. Ihirm-y, M. llrrmimli. E. Drury. M. Tolrill, J. Moran, A. lllliltitk J. Hicks, M, M1'KIfI'itt. lb, Allfltllllllllll. .l. Ilulli-nlu-nl Girls' Science Club OFFICERS President - - HELEN DWYER Vive President - MARY LABAILRON Srrrcfary - - PAT Rosli Trcfasurvr - - - - MAR,IORIE Gkoiismacx Srrgcarifs-at-Arrrzs - ANNE CIANCIOSI, PATRICIA KULI.. Adwixvr - Miss NIQLLIE DICKINSON Eeeek, this was the sound that echoed through the Steinheim Museum at Alfred University as the members of the Girls' Science Club gazed upon a head shrunken by African head-hunters. To further the aim of their club, which is to promote interest in science, the girls also visited Merrills Hosiery, to see how the stockings they so unserupulously run are made. Wondering where the electricity that they so liberally use until 1:00 a. m. comes from, the girls visited the electric sub-station on Canisteo Road. They dropped in the Steuben County Laboratory to observe some of the methods used in making blood tests, in identifying bacteria, and in analysing I-LO. 61 -v- pf! OFFICERS Prffsidwft - - - - ALFRED MCRAIQ Vic'c'Plrf'xiz1z'l11' - - BONITA BENSON yy ai .1 Three Mummers Club ' if . i i U Srvrvfary - - PATRICIA ROSE 'Tl'l7'dSIl1'C1' - - ---- HELEN PRIOR v Srrgvanfs-af-Arnzx - RICHARD HERZ, WILLIAM WAYNE Hisforian - - - - JACQUELINE NEWTON AlI'l'i.YI'l' - MR. WARREN Bouclt Please, Pleeese-try to get some more expression in it. There, that's a little bit better. If you were to walk into the auditorium during the rehearsal of one of the Three Mummers' well-known plays, this is what you undoubtedly would hear. To gain mem- bership in this organization, you are asked to recite a poem or read a part from a play, and do satisfactory work in some phase of the production of two plays. The club achieved its aim of promoting dramatic appreciation by sponsoring, with the National Honor Society, the National Classic Theatre. They sponsored the plays Macbeth and The Merchant of Venice which were directed by Clare Tree Major. The social activities of the year were limited to a banquet early in the spring, and .1 party held in the school gym in May. I-'mul Huw. L4-ft to Right -M, I.. Tilylnr, N. Ve-t. I'. Lim-lmll. R. Ile-rz, A. Mm-Rae, ll. Benson, l'. Ilmw. H. Prior. J. Newton, M. l'rllII 1-I'. 14. Mm-Iutosli. S4-4-mul Huw- Ib, lhmll, D. Haiti-+I, M. H. Smith. I.. Hairippai. A. l'erlI-y, N. Perla-y. ll, NVillsi-y. .l. Impruii. RI. tirooslu-ek. A. Fllase, M A. AI'u1-Iitii-ri. 10. l':Isvon-. M. Lylii-li, E. Wuorl, D. Younxr. Tllll'll limi' -B. l4':nm'III-r. .l. Ki-lly. M. Sexsmith, .L Mnraui. .l. Moran, Al, lluwkins, S. Spivak, J. Skillivorii, tl. Ilnokn-r. J. .Ii-fI'I'vy. U. lt Filrm-s. IC. Skillivorn. A. l'1-ttilmne. IE. Svhmitt. S. lI:lll. lfmlrtli Itnw- lt. Xvllyllli, L. Katz. E. 0'MIxr:I. .I. 'l'ohin. ID. Mm-lfnrtlxy. ll. Dravhslili. E. CI-lm-ttn-. .L Giulio. R. Tillllllllljllllilll, ll. I-'laxing ton, I.. Slmlts, I.. Gorton, Mr. Bnuek. 62 lr mit lluw. Ln-ft to llisllt -Il. Flirt-main, XV. Vailnlwell. A. Mvllaln-. ll. FlilXlllHf0ll, K. Svliret-li. E. Ville-Ili-. M, llrm-slam-It, wmil llou' 'Mists llllllkllll. Adviser: ll. l.ippim'otl, A, f'i:1m'iosi, J. 3ll'f'2ll'fllj'. li. livnson. Y. linrilt-ll. Bl. Kowalski. li, lPiNur1lo lhii-tl lion ll. Turner, U. Murtz, .I. Marlin-H, li. Swerimzen. D. lilC'lllIl'illj', A, Slew-ns. .I. Anlaln. National Forensic League OFFICERS Prcxirlelzf - - - - ALlfRl5D NILRAIAQ Vice Pnfsirlwzf - Buvuarm' FLAxINcToN Svrnrary - - KARYL SCHREQQK 7l7'l'dXll1'l'l' - EDWIN C121.1aT'ru Atlrixer Miss DUN HAN1 NWhat are those sounds, like babbling brooks, issuing from the auditorium? Wl1y, they are only the members of the National Forensic League getting ready for a public speaking contest. They certainly are a great bunch of talkers and have ac- complished rnuch this year. Services rendered consist of gaining honor for Hornell High School by winning speaking contests and many heated debates. The speech contests included the American Legion Oratorical Contest where Edwin Celette captured first place in the county contest and went on to the district contest. Members participated in the Girls' and Boys, Steuben County contests. Debating teams also met in Kenmore, Niagara Falls, Jamestown, Fredonia and Syracuse. The crowning event, however, was the National Forensic League Tournament at Jamestown, April 16 and 17, where the Hornell Chapter participated in seven types of speech and debate con- tests with twenty-four other schools of New York State. Local activities during the year included several radio programs, a round table dis- cussion at the Lincoln School, and a debate at the Kiwanis Club. A picnic at the home of Miss Dunham in Canisteo concluded the pleasant and profit- able year. 63 Artisans Club OFFICERS Prvsizlrfnf - - JOANNIZ SH ULI, Vive Prvsidvfrt - MAURITA MII.LER Sr'z'rr'fa1'y-T1'z'r1x11r1'I' - RUTI-IANA WILLSIZY Srwgrfazff-ai-A1'u1s - - FAITII Buck Arlrixvr - Mas. EDITH V.-INORSIJALI1 The Artisans' trip to Pittsburgh in May was a realization of a dream. We attended the 21st Annual National High School Art Exhibition spon- sored by the Scholastic Magazine held at Carnegie Institute. Shorter trips were to the Ceramic School and the American College of Crafts and Arts in Alfred University. During the year the Artisans have sponsored several art exhibits from city art galleries as well as art Work by local artists and former Hornell Art students. Ilr I I 1,1-ft In Iliulit l'. We-Ils. A. IIm'ml'I, .I. Sllllll. E, Vim Ursfhlle-. M. Miller. R. 'I'owIIsi-ml. I-'. lim-k. N Il I Iv S, Spiwzlk. M. Ilogm-. A. I'n-ttilmm-. A. l'I-rh-y. I'. Wuonlwurtli, M. Waml, Il. 3lI'EIlfQ'I'. X. I'e-rli-y. I'. Xlilll llll I I III. llllfllllllllll. A. Mellini-. .I. l'l'iI'4'. 'I'. l'2ll'II'lfl3.fl'. 64 lirs! mm. I..-ft to lliulit ll, Sw:-rinun-in. ll. 'l'ueker, ll. lsrannius, vnlul llow lfl , Damrnth. It. lh-ynohls, ii, Sli-wui'1, I , l,I'lK'l'HHll, 42. lluseszlwl, Mr, Laivouiel' eronauties Clu OFFICERS l,l'l'Kil1f'llf - - HARQLD Tut RER Vin' I'n'siflcnl - RoNALn BRANNING Sm'rzffazjy-Twaszzrw' BRUCE SWERINGIEN Aflriser MR. Louis LAvoN1ER Say, what's all the racket in IOC, fifth and sixth periods?'l Oh, that's just the Aeronautics Club with a missing cylinder. The avowed purpose of the Aeronautics Club is to stimulate among the youth of llornell an interest in aviation and its related subjects. The club has had an especially active year, and many projects have been successfully completed. Besides its regular work on engines and airplanes, model airplanes have been built. Several Held trips have also been taken including one to the new SKF Plant and one by air to the Rochester airport. Though they spend much of their time up in the air, the projects and aims of this club are really down to earth. 65 Shorthand Club OFFICERS Pwsiffwfl - ANCili1,A DINARDO View P1'r'si1lr'nt - Lois ORDWAY Semwflary - - MAIKY Ros121.1.1 Treasllrer - DELORES CONGELLI Azlrisvr Mas. ANN HOLT The Shorthand Club! Never heard of it?,' That may very well be. It's a new club organized this year for the advanced students in Shorthand. Meetings are held the last Thursday of each month. Each club meeting opens with a short business meeting which is followed by a program. A social meeting or dinner once a month is optional. Dues are twenty-five cents n meeting. The club serves as a clearing house for questions and problems which are important to the business trainee, but which are not directly dealt with in class room assignments. Club activities planned for the year include: 1. Speakers, local business men and women. 2. Films on the duties of a secretary. 3. Discussion of problems of the business trainee. 4. Reports from interviews. 5. Field trips to local places of business, such as the Telephone Company, the City Court, the Erie Accounting Offices, the Bank, and others that are able to accommodate us. First Row, Left to Right -'I'. Kring. M. Cnogrnn, L. Ordway. A. DiN:lriln. Mrs. Holt, D. 0111111-lli, M. Rose-lli. 44-4-mul llmv F. illlll!ll'2llf', E. Giulio, J, lliclfllv. J. Syclvlko, M, Fire, .I. Marino, Il. Iluff. ll. S4-hnxilz. Pliirnl Huw I., GZll'l1!llll, l'. lhuwu-y, G. S1H'lN'I'l', Ii. Dossena, B. Hunt, S. Averill, li. llrown, li. Suny. 66 Band Wlieii you hear Miss Schurr patiently saying, Now, Cherubs, quiet down, you will know that the band is about to come to order. Again this year the band has helped to encourage the football team by playing marches and school songs at the games. It has also added a bit of color with the new lights and intricate formations. Under the direction of Mr. Harrington the band helped to promote the sound system by participating in the Musical Varieties. Frequent ap- pearances have also been made in public concerts and at music festivals and parades. l'i1'f'olo Donulml lirink 1 ir.wf Flllles liilith Ann Skillieorn llonailil llrink .lzirnes Colliiigwoiirl Mnrilee Post Sr'f'on1l Flllfrx Dunn Ann Young: llonitai Henson .li-:in Parker First f'luri91e1s VVilli:nn t'olling:wood Willinin Livingston 'l'hoin:is Chaise llonailrl Vroshy Keith Hoe Servnial f'lIII'flll'l.s Pepriry Yvells Joann Skillieorli Lois Gary I':inl Ziairnowsky June Smith Third !'Iurim'i.w Marilyn Kunnn .lnek XVheeIer .loyee Long I'2lll'lt'lil lleziven t'lnrzi Blue Willey tiny Stuart. Bnrlwnrn l oreni:in lv'mn'tll f'lnrinwls Itiehnrll l':irtri1lp:e Marjorie Goodwin Oliver Cornish .luyee Hooker Betty Xiver Merle Hziekett Jnek lleuver .vllio f'lm'i11r'ls Nlziry Lois Coogzin Jacqueline Ross Hrmx 1'lu1'inrfx Lyiliai Gnrippzi, Maury Flnlnlers Olives .lonn Battles John Finneuani lfasxouns Ruth MeNnit Ciirolyn liepsch First .illfo S'll.i'opli0nrs Suzanne Nlellenry Jo:inne Kelly Serum! .llin Srnroplio Jenn Congrell Ronald ltohhins Dwight Willsey Trnnf' Smroplmilf llzirriett .Xnn Sinith lfuritoiu' Sf1.roplmnr' Bn rry Corwin Hass Srl.1'np!mrla Joanne Moran First f'nrin'I.v Williann Stikzi lilen llnyley .Xrthnr Shaw Seemid Corners ltohert Reitnziner Gordon Yvileox Tliirrl l'orna'!.w ltieharil Thonizis ltielizinl lichly l.neille Brown Fourlli C'orm'ls lfrziiieis Foltz Kiirl llehenstreit llorothy Gillette Xlairleline Slonn If'Ii4ey1'Ilw:'n lterthai Flziilz Firsl llorim ltoileriek Ilnrrington George Hillel' Svmml Horns GCUIQSI1' Stone llernlcl Voltz Thirvl Horns ltielinnl 'l'oflil Marie Blonn 1'v1llIl'lll Horns First TIYHIIIIIIIII' Fred l'enfohl Si-1-1:1111 7'Volillmm'x tQeor,::i:i Cross Iloke Smith Tlifrri 'l'l'oml:o7'u's Stanley Teiielnnnn Fraiik t'nt:iIino BIIIAHIIIIIN .lannes Hover Wilson Siek Robert Asqnilh f'f'llox .lennne Holilen l.:iwrenee NleKihhen Vairol Duke String Husxrx Lois Pebbles Phillip lleilires Tillms Williznn Stuhbins David Herlres l'hilli1i Brooks .lfltlwnril Csiuieliter Anthony Suleieeizi Ssnn Nnsen l'w1'rl1ssio1r Norinzin t'h:ipin:in Vziugrhn Spalding ltielinrci Danie .luines Shu ii . Tlioinns .l4lVl'lilll!l f nc rew l'ZlllllNClIVl't'1fZ'0l' l'll'ilIl1'lS Mahoney T If Cd Q' J fa- , - ,f 'D ' 1 T47-' 'ii , f ff V x ' 6, ik If . 1 f 7 4 LV. . , i fL X.. . is fwwrwga ,tljhp1by,,J1 rw My Q . jam 19 Vwyxq Wi- Mixed Chou' OFFICERS President - - EDWARD MCCLENIN Vice President - RICHARD NISBET Secretary - - MARYBETH SMITH Treasurer - - - - - DONALD COOGAN Adviser - - MR. RAYMOND MECH Do, re, mi, fa, sol, l. What's that?', Donlt worry, the Mixed Choir is just auditioning for new members. This organization is one of the most popular in the school although it has a lack of tenors, a scarce species in H. H. S. ' I Mr. Mech and his seventy-Hve fapproximately, that isj loyal followers really ex- ercised their vocal cords this year as they prepared for the Christmas assembly, the annual spring concert, the spring music festivals, and the Baccalaureate service And incidentally the long drawn out sigh is merely an echo from the femini V. xl, 9 1 Y 2 yyyection of the Christmas assembly when Mr. Mech sang White Christmas. 4 'C ob . l WM K W x i il Avryaiur nl, JJ, 4 f 5 tw .,, X , ' N x 101' 'lull 'Es A ar J. .. s' .5 . , if r 1.5 - U .N i. J V , MSRP' r - 1 First Row, Li-fi to lllzht-M. Ynniek, D. Swartz, Ii. Orrlway, A. Pnnl. J. Rose, D. Moore. XV. Newell, J. Might-11s, A. Kinney, M. Jones, R, A. MvDnniels, N. Sini, L. Gibi, L. Desselul, A. Moran, M. B. Smith, B. Spalding, Mr. Mech. S01-ond How-fA. llov, M, A. Brown. M. Clllllllllglllllll. P. MeKihhen, D. Yanivk, V. Brown, C. Carries, N. Smith, K. Dis-lienxson. T. Me- Cornuick. ll. Dunn. T. Cilano. E. Wood, K. Brosnan, A. Robertson, .I. Bnrrier, B. Benson, J. Bennett. Thlrd 1lowfS. Spivnk. BI. Griffin. L. Sehnll, M. Hawkins, B. Flaxinzton. D, Coogan, D. I Pl'l1llSOH. H' Hlmf, ll. Nirllret. E. Cornish, L. Chipper, J. Loohn. P. 0'IIe-arn, D, Gates. II. Csunnbell, B. Hollenlxevk. L. Giloth-, A. Hoag, C. Furlong. Fourth llowf-XV. Kelleher, J. M4'Ha1e, R. Davis, D. Guthrie, D. l'lllY'EllHlll, J. Alwarn. M. lll1'N!1llLZllt0lI, J. Elm-rl, R. liinnoy. L. Cole, R. Ilnwkinn, E. Melllvnin. ll. Parsing, VV. Curtis, D, Balm-ook. 68 04- lu rst Row, Luft to Iiitrlit---D. Ynnivk, A. Moriui. E. Wood. R. Ilarrinprton, N. Smith. M. B. Smith, V. Brown. M. Jon S J N S I 1 S 1-mul liowr- H. Orilwny. Rl. Hawkins, M. Ynuim-k. I. Flnxinglon. I. Uwnrlz. C. l. l':Irm-s. I. Spuldingg. I., Iowa-1111. lhiril How ll. lforginsiiii. I.. Vols-, Il. Hawkins. ll. Mvt'li-nin. II. llllllt. XY. filllllllllillllllll. Mr. Merli. Varsity Choir Walls home with me?', No-gotta get up to 33D. That was a Varsity Choir member on his way up to sweat it out over a few songs. As usual, they're getting ready for another public appearance. Although they just began their career last fall, they have already given several performances, in- cluding a Christmas program for the White Shrine, a Christmas Assembly at the Wfashington school, a radio program over WWHG, a program for the Parent-Teacher's Association and a program for the Fortnightly Club. Under the able direction of Mr. Raymond Mech, the Varsity Choir had a profitable year and will continue to grow in the future. 69 NoonfHour Choir OFFICERS Prc'xizlI'11f - - - - NORMA CARTER Vive Prrfxiflvnf - MARY LABARRON Srfcrrtary - - BARBARA TOWNSENIJ Treasurer - - - - VIRGINIA SENGSTOCK Lilvrarianx - MARILYN MCCLARY, BETTY MATACLE Adviser - - - MR. RAYMOND MECH Three times a week Hornell High School presents its own version of the half Hour of Charm, starring the All-Girl Choir with Evelyn QWood, that isj and her Magic Piano under the direction of Raymond Mech. These ambitious young ladies forsake their dinners every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday to rehearse, proving that they would rather sing than eat. Last Christmas the group sang carols throughout the city. First Row, Lf-fl to Rizhtfhl. Dmualdsim, M. I.. Emu, B. M1-Kinlvy, 0, Cinni-agrlinl. A. f'D10lllll!'illl7. R. 'l'ruIItnII4-Ili. Il, 5IHtll1'llll D Bussalrd. ll. Griswold. M. Jinimorsun. Se-I-uII4l How-r fl'. Lillf'ili'lll. BI. L. Taylor, M, Miller. M. Lym-lu. J. Bhlllle. C. Malllmioy, ll. TuwIIsvnII, IK. ll:iIl01.:lIer. M. Lnlhxrrnn Millvr. 111, Swc-I-ny, V, SGIIILNUICK. 'Fhird How-W-141. Wmul, S. RlllJ.TliPl'. ll. 0Vl'l'1I7ll, M. MI'U1aI'y, D. King, N, C2ll'1.1?I', U. Olix, G. SIN-IIvI1I', C. Yun AIIIIPII, U. VVi1llPl'0W l'nlnnI:IriIIu, C. llrnwu, Mr, Mc-eh. 70 Hit Parade How Soon ,......,.........., Home on the Range ......,,.....,.. If You Knew Susie ..................,.. By the Light of the Silvery Moon . Two Silhouettes ,..,..,........,...,...... So Far .........,..,,.,..............,.....,.. Forgiving You .....,......,.........,...... l Want to Be a Friend of Yours .,.. Apple Blossom Wedding ....,........ Cheek to Cheek ..,..,.....,..,.. Hand in Hand ..,.,.,. Mr. Five by Five ....,.... Sentimental Journey ....,.... Two Loves Have I ..,........,.... I'll See You in My Dreams ...... Feudin' and Fightin' .....,.. . Just Plain Love ..... ,....,. The Sewing Machine ......... You Made Me Love You ,...,..,.. The Stars Will Remember ,..,... Heartaches .......,.................,.. Papa Don't Preach to Me ..,..... My Wild Irish Rose ...,.....l..., Together ............................ The Stanley Steamer ..,..,....., Smoke, Smoke, Smoke ..,,...,,..,.............., Sunday, Monday and Always ................,. Come Josephine in My Flying Machine ....... These Foolish Things .,......,...,.....,........ California, Here I Come .....,4.,...,.......... Skaters' Waltz .......,......4............,... Pistol Packing Mamma ...,..............,... I'm Forever Blowing Bubble Gum .,...... Always .....................,,.....,.,.,...,,,4,,, Peg O' My Heart .,...........,..........,.. When You Were Sweet Sixteen ,,.,.,,. I'm in the Army Now ....,.........., Missouri Waltz ,....,..,..... Smiles .,..........,,.,...,..,... Sophisticated Lady ,.... Ain't Misbehavin' ,...,..... . ,.,.........,....., ,. I'll Get By ...............,.....,..............,..,..,. You Must Have Been a Beautiful Baby You Didn't Learn That in School ,... .... , .. Dream, Dream, Dream ..........,........,... Pass That Peace Pipe .,........,...,..,.... Where Is Bess? ..,...,.....,.,.., The Man With a Horn ..,.,,.r.,........ Walkin' With My Shadow ........,,.......... The Things We Did Last Summer .,.... S Wonderful ..........,,,.....,.....,........,... Please Be Kind ..,.....,.....,...,,.....,..r,,. Sincerely Yours .... before vacations Ahearn and MacNaughton Alice Chase hayrides Alice and Carroll I haven't learned a thing for 50's Faith to Miss Bennett Rosemarie Kneale at the socials Joyce and George Paul Hatter to the office Donny Foreman 100W in Regents Band and Mixed Choir Joan and Alan Miss Chaffee H. H. S. Tommy King Mr. Mech Mr. Cooke . Joanne Moran Betty Matacale and Norma Carter Freddie Bayne Tu-Dor . ,,....... homework, darn it Tucker and Sweringen Joan and Jack Barbara Brill Jean Parker , ,....,...,......,. . Miss Bennett Not in H. H. S., Kid! Bee and Bill John Ebert Mr. Havens Jackson, Branning and Ferguson President Alger Mr. Aldrich Lois Pebbles Oh, No? Dick Halloran Mr. Rohver Necking Joanne Shull Student Council Marybeth Rod Harrington Helen and Madeline Adelphia House Party Joanne and Johnny Faculty to Students or Visa Versa Senior Class il Rx L25 L4 AMR . x N ,N Q: KLX I X K K X XX ATHLJET , 5 C f-4 Rx. K' x C 1x5 ff' x Girls' Athletic Council OFFICERS Prvridvrff - - - NORMA CARTER Vive President - FRANCES Pnseon Svrrdary JENNY ONORATO X Treasurer - ---- PHYLLIS B Sc'rgeanI-at-Arms - DOLORES CONGELLI, BETTY AT Adtvisrfr - - - - MRS. GRA 4 S HEEN , V The regular monthly meeting of the Charles Atlas Clu il no c e to forderf' - X The new pledgces sat spellbound as their able-bodied pres' exiit g r ating the aims and practices of the club. ' f 1 , 4 Each year, We attempt to promote good sports sh' arkd to cul ' atc inteieg X f in sports. Witl1 Mrs. Sheheen as our adviser, e t a 'e t oal t up - . X , by those who have gone before us. ' i I The Council has furthered the enjoym t of or s nd ndsh among its cal X If bers and the girls in other schools by s so p ys a d spo s i X This ear, ' ' we sponsored a bowling tournam nt th 'g t St ubeR9Count sch s art' ' ating. , There was also a telegraphic arch our nt. efto it I you rs n aid th' i club by participating in these activ ies Wir! I ,f f 1 0 f V . We will now begin the initiatio ' of 620 1 ers for whic Ze nge '96 well? Town. MJ And remembering the datq-that ' wal ing outside, ' A ' LEAN repo er r 1 -flll' Jbflhb' '. grctuycaves eortte ig lo-w in I D rst Itmv. Loft to Right-l'. Barney, F. Mntavalv. D. Cnngelli, B. Mataeale. N. Cart:-r. F. l'asr'm-. J. Ounrnlu. U. Nulal. J. I'1l!'ke1'. -4-om! ltnw-J. Dagun. J. Xuzar. J, .Yom-ry, J. Uelwnmt. J. Skilliuorn, Y. Sv-mgstock, A. Ilm-roft. J. Biddle. M. Miller, M. L2lnlll'I'lllI lliird Huw--Mrs. Shells-en, II. B+-lusmn. S. M1'Henry, M. Alalvrmnn, J. Shi-rwoorl, D. hl1'U0lllllllll, M, I'rnmfr, .l, Shim-. 74 Stundimr, Left to Ilight-J. Sluill, D. King, Miss O'NeiI, B. Townseml, B. Mahoney. Sitfiilgre- N. Vel, L. Dodd, J, Barnett, J, Mcllale, J. S1Jcii1'cl'. Cheerleaders OFFICERS Co-Captains - - DORIS KING, JOANNE SHULL ' Treasurer - - - JOANNE SPENCER Adviser - Miss JEAN O,NEIL T-E-A-M, Yeeaa, Team! T-E- Aw, come on, you guys-quit the fooling around and let's start practicing. These familiar sounds can be heard almost any night at practice. The cheerleaders have carried on many activities this year with the help of their able adviser, Miss Jean O'Neil. They put out programs for the basketball games with the players' names and numbers on themg sold pencils on which the basketball schedule was printedg put on an assembly to teach the Freshmen the cheersg and sponsored an after-the-game social. New uniforms were purchased before football season and a joint banquet was held with the team at the end of the year. 75 l . l 'Varsity Basketball for up Capfain - DONAI:D,FCSREMA ills - Couvlv MR. El.LIOf,l 'f! HAR'r1KAY, Manager - - '11-ID Lfxxvlgf c 1 Iiarzzlfy Manager MR. RDON lhxfi-LAIR , , L, Led by the very capable Don Foreman, captain of the 1 47-19 fllzieain, the Hornell Red Raiders outpointed all county competition to cop t Steqbdim County champion- ship crown. Don Foreman and Tommy King ended up i rst and second place in the COLll1ty scoring race. Vx Boasting QI season of thirteen wins and three losses, the 'lWhiz Kids from H. H. S. again moved into Rochester for the Section V Tournament. Although riding high on past performances, they were set back by a strong Monroe quintet in the semi-finals. Next yenr's five, led by Captain-elect Harold Coddington, will attempt to increase the sixteen county victories achieved by the teams in the last two years. SCORES Ilornell 42 East Rochester ,... ..,. S 5 Hornell 52 East Rochester 60 Hornell , 65 C. N. S. .,.,.. . .. , 35 Hornell . ..,, 61 C. F. A. ,,.,.. .. 26 Hornull ,.... 5 6 Bath .,,.,.,,.....,..... ,.....,, .,,., 2 1 Hornell 64 Binghamton North 48 Horncll 35 Painted Post 21 Hornell . 65 C. N. S. ,..,.. . 42 Hornell ,. ..,, 37 C. F. A. ..... 34 Hornell . .. 52 Bath ...,... 32 Horncll il Olean 30 Hornell . . S7 Lawrence 45 Hornell 36 Long Beach , 31 Hoi-neil . .. 43 Waterttmwiu ,, 39 Hornell . 49 Painted Post 43 Hornell 54 Binghamton North 59 llornell 42 Monroe . ,. 50 First How, Left to Right' -XV. Livirlprston, NV. Stewart, Il. Foreman, T. King. Il. Crxclmliiigirsll. Ss-1-ond lion'--IT. l,ilXVl'G-'IlC'l', II. lllfiillli, J. Kelleher, H. Simrlvion, J. Morey. J, Avery. 141. Ilnrinmn. 1-mwll. 76 'Q - C F. A x I . . All-'11 . I lx, I.. '21, igzliuv . -ur -li, 1-'i -t Row, Left to Right-R, Burkhart. J, Gt-lnmvll. T. Me arthy. 'em-nm! Huw-I , P4-nfnlfl, U. Mauro. XV. Rohan. J. Ben ' , Amar ri - V Jay V66 lB8lSllKCllI Hlllll Z .N 1 ' C f Appointed for each game C rl - - MR. LORENZO CAsT1G1.loN12 .lx ' M 'ffl - - FRED PENFOLIJ t This ye we can be proud of our junior Varsity Basketball team, which had .1 splendid record of ten wins and three losses. XVith practically Ll new outfit the I-Iornell Javees proved themselves number one in the County race and showed great promise for the future by playing a hard fought game against sectional-bound Arkport. Next year, they will all be back to earn berths on the High School Varsity. Greenwood junior SCORES llurnell 26 linst High llurnell 28 lfnst High . llornell . ..., 42 C. N. S. llnrnell . 39 C. F. A. llornell S7 Bath ,, .. llxirnell ,..,, 40 llnrnell . , 26 Pninted Post llorncll 50 C. N. S. llornell . ..,..., 29 Olean .,.. ,. llornell . 19 C. F. A. llornell 34 Bath Ilornell .... 32 Painted Post . Hnrnell , 26 Arkpnrt Varsity 77 Varsity ZS 27 I4 Z0 R 30 27 23 24 34 17 I6 34 Q-ff-6 1 J u 1 N e . N. p Q o .ff , ' L x Varsity Football f - , V -fi Lafwfalu - - SA1.vAooR BRUNDU ldx' Coavlr - - MR. LORENZO CASTlGIl,IONE Axsixfunf Coach - MR. Wl1-L1AM HAVENS Manager - - - josEP1-1 McHA1.1z Farzzlfy Manager MR. GORDON DISLAIR Cfor'c'rleade1'x: Victory-Victory-is our cry. Rell Raiders: Well, we tried didn't we? A hough the Raiders lost more games than they Won and sustained many injuries ii h ' first engagement, they successfully clinched a second place All County slot. Th year ach Lorry Castigilione entered the football picture at Hornell High. A Und his capab oaching and with more experience working with the T-formation, w it l h was ' ced this year, Hornell High is expected to take first place next year. D scoiuis WA ., . 6 Johnson City .... 31 X H ell ,, 6 Olean. ..... . ..,.. . ,. . 7 --lornell .... .. 6 Corning Free Academy , 6 H01-ncll l.,l 19 Bush . . , 0 i First, Huw, L1-l'1 to Night -J. M4-Halle, ll. Griswold, G. Willem-y, S. llllllllllltl, A, l'll'lllj', W. lllillilll, J. W4-yanil, M. V:-1. J. lie-rry, I tlrowm-, ll. lialylvy. g,-enml How II. Vmleliilggtnln. I'. l-'llrdui'k. S. Hrumhl, J. Avery, J. Amufo, F, Ps-ufolll, R. Knlmke. K. Wvyumi. li. ll0ll!l1lll0Y', 'l'. Kim, I-'. Arg:-lutivri. li. I.ivingston. Hall 1' IH-lorsrm. J. Murphy, Ii. Binnvy, Il. Tmhl. I-I. Flair.-y, J. Giulio. Il. 1'oog::1n, W. Falflwi- Third llnw Vuavlx l':1stig:linnP, J. Me . - A. Ilvi-tr-nwalrl, Assistant Goan-I1 llznvr-ns. 78 5 r ' . , , s, fy f. .QGJBMY 'QW ' ii rst Row, L1-ft to Right -J, Allllll0. XV. Crosby, Ii, Rink. ll. Huglii-s. L. Lover, R. Knrns. H. Harney, B. Ikmfhmmn, K. lllnlwsli-e vmnl Ilmvf- Ib, l'i+-rw. D. Riuuhlzzo, Il. Tlioums, 13. Wiol, F. Trnx, ll. Ihlril, J. Brody. Il. Mc-ss, lhird How fl'. Illunru, L. L'l:u1i'y, W, Fruuwis, Il. Iluuse, ll. nllfliv. U, Ale-xumh-r. F. Tyson. J. Kraft. E. Cornish, XV. Hosnwr. latyyee Football Capfuin - RONALD KARN12s Coavb MR. KENNETH BLAKESLEE We have a new Comer to the fleld of sports in Hornell High School. It's none other than the Junior Varsity Football squad, a team organized by Mr. Kenneth Blakcslee. Fu- ture varsity material will come from this team. Due to its infancy and to the lack of similar J. V. teams in the vicinity, only two games were played. Although this year's squad lost both games, next ycar's team promises to be much better. SCORES Hornell .... .. 7 Corning North Side 20 Horncll ,. , .. 7 Corning North Side .. 18 79 Baseball Captain - - JAIAES AMATO Couch - - - MR. ELLIOTT HARTMAN Mamzgrfr - - EDWARD HUGHES Fafulfy Manager MR. GORDON DELAIR It was once said that long ago America and baseball met and grew up together. This must be true according to the great number of boys who try out each season, especially at Hornell High School. The Hartman team had a fair season last Spring, Winning two and losing six. As in all sports baseball has its Winning and losing teams. Hornell was in the latter bracket last year. However, with many of the players coming back next year and bringing with them that valuable teacher, experience, and with a little more support from the students, baseball promises to be more successful for H. H. S. during 1948. rs! How. L1-ff In lliprllt--'l4'. lrllllflild, NVQ Bemmtt, K. llQill1lH'l9I', J. Amutu. II. llmlililllllllll, C. Hull. IC. Falmxlwll, M. V4 Nei-mul Row- J, Murphy. J, Amlrews, F. Crowe. J. Juliuu, R. Iiurklmrt, Elliott Ilurinian. emu-Ii. iiril How-Il. Anmtu, E. llnghs-s. IL IH-tnrsim, S, Faltulino, J. Mcllzllv. l'. Munro. 80 I-lrst Row. Left to Right-F. Wuttls-S. W, Frnshy. J. Giglin. D. Slieriulon. C. .I:111km1'ski. XV. f'al4l1v+-ll, '1'. Mvllnlv. Il. Clllllllllillllllll J. M1-lhilr-. 1-01111 Huw 11. D1111g1111, ll. l'1-1v1'so11, B. .la1vlmo11, .1. 1H'l'l'y, B, lim-llvlmer. 1.. 01111111111-ll, fl. C11apn1u11, B. Ulurk, E. Gilt-110. 1,1 1 lllllll n- N J 1111111 Huw 15. TllI'll!'I'. D. 1111-ss, M. V- , . ' ' '1 '. 1 . I:1vi4lNo11, J. Tulxin B H11 , . 111-y, JI, M:-111110, S. Unluliim. Track Captain - EDWARD GILLETTE Couch - Ma. WILLIAM HAVENS Manager - - - GLEN BAYLEY Faculty Mamzgvr MR. GORDON DELAIR Track. sfar: Hey Bill, what do you do for a sore foot?', Havens: That's easy Fleetfoot, just hold your breath for ten minutes and after Five it becomes habit forming. Even though the Hornell High spikemen, were not a Winning team, they showed some exceptional talent in two fields last year. At the All County Meet in Cohocton, they placed first in the 440 relay and shot put. Nine men from the track team represented Hornell High at the sec- tional meet in Rochester. 81 l, xX 1 I .1 , 1' 4 V H X 5 82 Name Ahearn, Joseph Aini, John Alderman, Mary Lee Alger, Richard Allen, Audrey Amato, James Amidon, Janet Andrews, Jack Argentierl, Mary Angela Asquith, Mary Baker, Zane Barney, Patricia Bayne, Frederick Benson, Bonita Jane Bertram, Marilyn Bishop, Walter James Borden, Virginia Bossard. A. Glen Bossard, Dorothy Brnnning, Ronald llreese, Virginia Brink, Donald Brown, Beverly Brown, Virginia Brown, William Bryan, Lois Buck, Faith Burdette, Robert Campbell, Eugene Carpenter, Edward Carter, Norma Casey, Daniel Catalino, Salvatore Celette, Edwin, Jr. Chapman, George Chase, Alice Chromey. George Ciancaglini. Dina Cianciosi, Anne Clancy, Edward Clark, Robert Colamarino. Anna Marie Cole, Lewis Coleman. Earl Colomaio, Mary Conner, Doris Conway, Francis Coogan, Mary Lois Cornell, Irene Cornish, Oliver Cudoni, Francis Cudoni, John Cullen, James Dagon, Joan Damrath, Edward Davison, Alice DeGaetano. Frances Dennison, Duane Dinardo, Helen Dungan, Gene Dwyer, Helen Ebert, John William Faulkner, Barbara Ferguson, Duane Likes school ? girls sports to hunt her rest baseball Freemont toasted cheese sandwiches Bob 'em tall Marilyn gum his cars everyone sports the fair sex Cannseraga to drive Sol Marlon typing girls Bill Ernie ice cream square dancing boys being home Joan his tuba sports cameras Primo Caneru girls Joyce to have fun to sleep to dance gum women to run to be busy his mother girls to sing to read Carol buggy rides Fitz who knows? Flossle Phid being back Jack being quiet Carroll skating square dancing sports farming brush cuts Peg not the hospital to hunt Horoscope Where Found on the farm Army Supreme 5th ward Candyland with Andy with Ruth 38 Church St. with Murph Candyland Loohns with Mary Ellen Nlcholson's with Alice Woolworth's everywhere library ln his car on the farm Atlantic station with Alice 22-B with Bill Tu-Dor with Bud with Joyce staying after school around Coke plant tllllng tanks with Betty in the service riding ar bike N. Hornell with Bruce with Bonnie not in school ushering 9-A 5th ward 11-B Hornell Theater 33-D Nicholson's Koskie's climbing a certain hill W. Genessee Market 22-B Candyland 22-B Sam's West Genessee around 'l'u-Dor Cameo N. Main St. Woolworth's ilxing his car Dinardo's Store Sprlngwater Sugar Bowl studying til making new friends singing barber shop 83 Noted For his smile curly hair friendliness his dead eye sleeplness his alibies her riding his wit ability to lose things her blushes his singing her grin stunt driving subtle humor her sweetness his hair smile his laugh personality his dancing typing speed bashfulnessl' personality her humor being congenial secretarial ability her hair his friendliness baseball ability being late athletic ability his deviltry his strength his questions 440-yd. run her clothes height her dimples her talking good looks his speed good posture his Buick slyness nice clothes her willingness pompadour her height laugh clarinet playing his driving Sth period English smooth dresser charm quietness her smile her singing his promptness her neatness his wavy hair her wit being A-1 dresser being nice barber shop quartets Probably Will Be Sec. of Agriculture General dog catcher bachelor a six footer a Dodger veterinarian a Danny Kaye fortune teller a nurse taxidermlst housewife maestro playwright outstanding great lover college professor president's chauffeur nurse Arthur Murray speed Queen a radio announcer It girl contortlonlst business executive model a kindergarten teacher a friend to everyone a Red Sox clock maker nurse photographer professional wrestler u mad scientist Olympic star ambassador to Russia pygmies' publicity man glamour girl bug hunter hermit married man? model manager of Steuben salesman beautician n, housewife veterinarian mountain climber Fitz's wife a great musician an engineer a husband sr salesman snake charmer a senator married bulllighter married proprietor of Dina.rdo's ditch digger surgeon's assistant and Bogart a housewife game warden Name Fiacco, Ecio Fitzgerald, Francis Fitzpatrick, Alan Flaxington, Beverly Generalli, Donald Gentile, Patsey Ging, John Goodrich, Robert -Gray. Audrey Gritlln. Marilyn Grillo. John Grillo, Joseph Griswold, Robert Groesbcck. Marjorie Gutherle, Donald Hall, Elizabeth Halloran, Richard Harrington, Roderick Hedges, David Hicks, Juanita Hollenbeck. Joan Hooker. Gertrude Hughes, Edward Hunt. Walther Jackson, Bruce Jeffery. Jeanne Jenkins, Shirley Jones. Stanley Kilbourne, William Kneale, Rosamond Kneale, Rosemarie Koch, Kenneth Kohnke, Robert Kowalski, Andrew Kring, Dorothy Kubiak, Peggy Kull, Norma Kull, Patricia Kumm, Marilyn LaBarron. Ray Lamb, Ruth Lambert, Leo Lawrow, William Lelckert, Barbara Ann Lippincott, Barbara Livingston, William Lynch, Marjorie MacNaugheon, Malcolm Maglier, Jean Maher, Joanne Mahoney, Mary Elizabeth Marino, Delores Matacale. Betty McCarthy, Don McCollumn, Doris McCormick, Patricia McIntosh, Beverly McKevitt, Mary F. McRae, Alfred Meehan, Dorothy Ann Meek. Samuel Mike, Thomas Miller, Marilyn Likes women the gang Joan being alive to argue to dance? formulas everyone football? red heads Social Studies to dance long skirts? dramatics to have fun ???? - school? music blondes pretzels Alan shoes Marybeth everyone The Volcano Bill banana splits to move furniture Latin? M. J. T. Johnny to tease glasses? being single Jack Bob, the Pirate good jokes everyone Bob to work Bill solitude Cleveland lndians parties posies his new car sugar girls everyone Johnny Marge fun Johnnie girls vanilla rootbeers witty jokes the Navy everyone the women Chuck a good time the girls to sing Horoscope Where Found weaving working at D corridor window giving speeches with Triple Terror Candyland Richtmyer's in the Navy games at basketball games in his Buick cracking jokes John St. MacBride's with Jerry Fox Hole Tu-Dor with Jack 22-B l 1-A with Alan Niagara Falls all over B corridor at the Armory Penney's popping corn at the store 8th Period with Jo Tuttles Peck's Tu-Dor with Jim in Canisteo in Ohio Tu-Dor with Pat 22-B Penney's Lester's at home with Don at home Tu-Dor driving around with Louise roaming Supreme with Johnny Tu-Dor Hornell Dairy with Norma skipping school in the gym with Ellen at home with Mary Ellen Fanny Farmer's with Alice May flirting working for Mr. Peltz 5th ward 84 Noted For his black hair clothes curly hair executive ability arguing quietness being a genius his fishing her chatter her dimples curly black hair his eyes his hair nice clothes his movie star looks her dancing his height his jokes late papers being early her square dancing energy wise cracks sincerity his editorials personality her height corny jokes laziness fancy booklets dreaming his red hair his hair cuts immunity to girls her height streak of blonde hair her smile nice complexion being neat his speed diminutive size his quietness his arguing her quietness Irish smile athletic ability her devllishness his singing her banana splits her driving cheerleading her smile her athletic ability allbies her walk promptness? her quietness her jokes his humor her friendliness chauffeurlng wit pretty hair Probably Will Be all tangled up 2nd Jesse James editor of Tribune Lady Macbeth an umpire a big shot a plumber an admiral a success a receptionist driving instructor a lawyer 2nd Clark Gable U. N. translator DIHNYUUY Fox Hole Supervisor cigarette salesman 2nd Fred Allen member of Philhar- monic Orchestra 3 l'll1l SE! champion square dancer shoe clerk a dog catcher famous buck private resident of Arkport happy housewife interior decorator undertaken' artist housewife a salesman football pro Znd Mr. Anthony stilts manufacturer famous Bob Hope's understudy a body guard Bob's wife - section boss a ilorist a bachelor a comic strip writer a nurse successful 2nd Johnny Lujack editor of Vogue 2nd Melchoir a girl to remember a beauticlan Arthur Murray's secretary a stenographer John's other wife a truant olllcer basketball star a timekeeper a sailor's better half a nurse a window washer a housewife man about town mortlclan secretary Name Moran. Joanne Morey, James Murphy, Ellen Nagy, William Nazar, Julia Nledda, Joanne Nlsbet. Richard Nold, Helen 0'Connor, Mary Ellen Oelwang, Jeanne Ordway, Lois Palmesano, Madellne Parker, Jean Parks, Lois Parlavecchio-, Antoinette Pascoe, Frances Pebbles, Lois Peterson, Francis Phillips. Alice Mae Powers, Duane Pratt, Norma, Price, John Prior, Helen Quick, Shirley Raish. Robert Rectenwald, Ann Reynolds, Robert Roe, Audrey Rose, Patricia Santora, Joseph Sawczysczyn, John Schmelzer, Marie Schmitt, Barbara Schreck, Karyl Shea, Eleanor Shull, Joanne Simms, Carroll Smith, Harriett Smith, Mary Elizabeth Spaulding, Vaughan Stewart, Gerald Stewart, William Stillman. Roberta Stone, George Sweeney, Ellen Sweringen, Bruce Terry, Helen Tobin, Jeremiah Tobin, Maureen Trentanelll. Rose Tucker, Harold Turner, Marjorie Vanlieuran, James Vet, Maarten Voltz. Gerald Wallin, John Welch, Edith Weyand, James Wlllsey, Ruthana Wood, Evelyn Zellit, Richard Wray, Alberta Young, Richard Likes swimming Cissy Dick brunettes we wonder to dance Ellen Chuck Trummy clothes a marine to have fun Leo Bucky basketball a good time Montreal Philadelphia to draw to ride horses men Joanne fun being a boy school Ray his buzzbike to dance Civilization math hitting girls Alfred 'em tall tall men Jimmy to live Alice Bach's music Wally? Wellsvllle Nancy to shoot pool Tu-Dor Pat Harry Cordie square dancing Carol swimming to laugh Williamsport tall men everybody football a good time George Rattermnn Frank Wayland Coots Joe Hudsons coffee Eleanor oroscope Where Found everywhere at armory 5th ward Supreme taking pictures Tu-Dor with Ruth Springwater Majestic driving Trummy's car with the Nine with Norma with the gang Penney's at Dempsey's with Betty Candyland turning cartwheels 22-D being nice ushering W Sz G Grand St. Newberry's 10-A Esso roller skating buzzing around Bethesda on the telephone not Sth period 22-D skating with Norma who knows? 5th ward Supreme here and there with Alice at the piano wearing green shoes 22-B city building Abbey's Tu-Dor Men's Shop with Harry with George Dlpson Theater with Carol with Mary Frances WWHG airport Tu-Dor with the Big Creek gang with Yergens hunting with Triple Terror baby sitting Wayland Tu-Dor at the piano V-E oflice at Dunn's pool room 85 Noted For salesmanshlp speech making her smile curly hair her gaiety her lmltations his mr her hair her driving her walk nice smile her brlght eyes her size her bowling her giggle sportsmanship her strutting practical jokes sweetness his hair her laugh his jokes neatnes being taken as a girl Pepsodent smile her skating radio in study hall dancing in streets blonde hair his llkableness hitting girls her skating her driving her her her ucoldsn personality dreamy look at C corridor window friendliness her many men his drumming breaking his glasses his physique - ' being a disc jockey curly hair skipping gym his crash landing her pep his jokes her dimples good humor curly blonde hair her size his friendliness his brains good looks love for N. Y. Giants her ples bashfuln ess ? her artistic ability her singing his cars personality his whistling Probably Will Be Gimble's adviser President Dlck's wife big game hunter movie star Venus statue model ditch dlgger Chuck's future 'l'rummy's wlfe artlst's model marinette life of the party a career girl 2nd Babe Dldrikson secretary married substitute for the Sun in Phillle's Chamber of Commerce art teacher 2nd Eric Johnson Macy's buyer 2nd Rembrandt 2nd Bergman disgusted! henpecked husband Olympic skater walking street cleaner a comedlenne concert violinist 2nd James Mason champion skater somebody's wife diplomat a dletician cover girl happily married 2nd Ethel Smith blgamist a farmer aeronautlcs teacher 2nd Charles Atlas disc jockey for ABC a manager Mrs. Sengstock 2nd Billy Rose outstanding in sports an extermlnator a nurse announcer test pilot lion tamer a 2nd Nelson Eddy Secretary to the Navy an FBI agent contractor Frank's wife bus driver future Miss Ainerlcn mllkmaid auto racer Power's model the Whistler THE HORNELL HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT COUNCIL SERVES THE SCHOOL Our New Central Sound System This sound system will be installed in the school this spring through the efforts of the Board of Education, Student Council, Visual Education Department, the local chapter of the S. P. E. B. S. Q. S. A. and the Civic Theater. 88 Compliments of 20A Compliments of 31D Compliments of Compliments of 23D 11B Compliments of Compliments of 34-D 25C Compliments of 34B Compliments of 32D Compliments of 37C Compliments of 35C Compliments of 10A Compliments of 21A Compliments of 10B Compliments of 14C Compliments of 1 1A Compliments of 22D For STYLE and QUALITY THE M'EN'S SHCP, ROSENBAUM'S 95 Main St. Inc. O I SMART FASHIGNS for WOMEN ' MISSES 117 Main St. and HORNELL, N. Y. CHILDREN The DlPsoN THEATERS MAJESTIC and HORNELL Our compliments to Class of '48 With Best Wishes for Good Luck Good Health and Long Life in a World of Peace MAIRK L. SAUNDIERS, R6SiL1t'l1f Md11dKQ6Y Tuttle 81 Rockwell Steuben C ounty's Largest Department Store ir Over 60 Years of Dependable Service Compliments of CAN DYLAN D Compliments of Weyand's Bakery Hornell, N. Y. Phone 1563 Compliments of FLORENCE ELECTRIC NEVVBERRYS for School Supplies Candies - Sodas Lunches A. M. CALDWELL, Manager l l LOOHN5 1 Cleaners and Luunderers A Business Builz' on Safisfacfion 450 Canisteo St. Plant and Office Phone 1368-1369 Uptown Location 74 BROADWAY X Phone 755 The Best Equipped Plant in the Southern Tier Compliments of MATTIE BROTHERS Ice Cream and Confections CHAPMAN S PHARMACY 320 Canisteo Street HORNELL, N. Y. 25 Years of Dependable Service LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING Phone 2187, 1313 MODERN CLEANERS 91 I Compliments of Home of Values Wettlins moral CO' Where friendly service Phone 1128 and 162 Main St. u0me11,N.Y good quality is real Compliments of t TRACY AND JONES INC. The new J. C. PENNEY CO Dependable Building Products 71 Ch h St Ph 27 For COOKING REFRIGERATION WATER 'H EATING HOME HEATING Use GAS FAST - CLEAN - ECONOMICAL Empire Gus 81 Fuel Company, Ltd. 92 A. W. THORPE 217 Contractor Sheet Metal-Roofing Heating Air Conditioning Systems for Home Phone 376 175-177 Canisteo Street HORNELL, N. Y. Compliments of Merrill Hosiery Co. Bank St. HORNELL, N. Y. Compliments of HORNELL DAIRY INC. 303-305 Main St. Phone 69 W. J. LONG MEATS, Gnocianms, Birdseye FROZEN Foons East Ave. Phone 34-1306 JOHN A. LAWRENCE Main and Union Sts. Hornell, N. Y. MOOR'E'S BAKERY Home of Better Bake Goods Compliments of O'CONNOR BROS. INC. Insurance Compliments of BERT A. BUSH, Jewelers Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry YOUR CREDIT JEWELEII Phone 1833 62 Main Street HORNELL, N. Y. Compliments of LESTER'S FLOWERS 48 Main Street Phone 2044 Compliments of DEWEY BAKING SHOP MUTUAL CLOTHING CO. Fine Clothes for All the Family I S St. HORN N. JACK'S HANDICRAFT 86 Main St. HANDICRAFTS and HOBBIES Open Evenings '7 to 10 Compliments of GOLDEN RULE DRESS SHOP Compliments of Broadway Electric Shop Phone 31 48 Seneca-Next to Post Office HORNELL, NEW YORK Compliments of SPENCER'S STATIONERY and PRINT SHOP 30 Seneca St. LORD'S CANDY SHOP for FINE CANDIES - L E I S E N ' S School Supplies - Crepe Paper Magazines - Candy Nutmeats - Popcorn Is MAIN s'rnEm' NICHOLSON'S EAST SIDE CONFECTIONERY 97 East Ave. LUNCIIES and ICE CREAM WALDORF'S Jewelers 123 MAIN ST. STEUBEN TRUST COMPANY cxo Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation YARN SHOP A'LLEN'S Domestic and Imported Yarn Texaco Service Station Argyle Sweater u and Sock Packs Y TIRES, BATTERIES, I Sale and Service Brooks Cardigan Packs Needles, Yarn Bobs, Stick Counts General Repair Work Knitting Bags, Needle Cases U MARGARET STANDISH 131 Main St- 290 Main St. Phone 1450 95 STERN 81 'STERN TEXTILES, INC. HUGU ET 'FABRICS DlV'lSlON Compliments of MARION'S BEAUTY SHOP 196 Main Street, HORNELL, N. Y. MARION MAHER FRAN MAI-IER For FLOWERS of Quality JAMES Florists N 9 L t Assortment of Greeting Cards in I-Iornell 149 MAIN STREET Compliments of FAMILY MARKET 57 East Washington Street Phone 177-R JACO1B'S BROS. lX7e fi! the hard to fit Compliments of Koskie 'Music Co. 131 Main Street Hornell, N. Y. Compliments of Pixley's Curtain and Drapery Shop Compliments of Olson Trucks and Implements International Trucks JOSEPH GALBO 81 CO. FRUITS, VEGETABLES and MEATS 167 Seneca Street W 20 Canisteo Street HOTEL SHERWOCD C R C ASE, Proprietor Compliments of Qt. ifamzs weft? Eugpital MacBride's School of Nursing CUHGQG Shop O HORNELL N Y Clancy's Food Market 103 East Ave. I-Iornell, N. Y. REITNAUER'S The Better Grocery Choice Meats 117 River St HORNELL N Y Compliments of Conz's Food Market E, P, NUGENT MEAT-GROCERIES VEGETABLES REAL ESTATE BXOKER 286 Main Phone 423 A L B E R T O Raymond Callahan Your General Insurance HAIRDRESSER 147 Main St. Phone 248 t HORNELL' NEW YORK Phone 1257 9 Church St. Compliments of CON DERMAN BROS. Jewelers BARRETT Sz STUART DIAMONDS WATCHES E1fe1fy1fbi11g Pbot0gmjJloic ' SILVERWARE Quality Comes First ll Seneca St. HORNELL, N. Y. 163 Main St. HORNELL, N. Y. Compliments of ROBERT A. SWEENEY Real Estate Broker When You Think of INSURANCE Think of CHARLIE CUTLER BEST WISHES TO CLASS OF '48 MAIN FURNITURE CO. 192 Main St. BEST OF LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 1948 DAY'S G'ROCERY Compliments of ARGENTIEIRPS GROCERY 84 River Street Ph 1810 1311 Osborn Service Station The Good Gulf Gas C rner of Canlsteo and Pine St . Compliments of Big 'EIm's Restaurant Compliments of Hornell Waste Materials Co. Frank Spitulnik and Sons Compliments of ZELIFF BROS. Compliments of Abbie Joseph's Billiard Parlor For RECREATION and AMUSEMENT Shoe Repairing-All Work Guaranteed J. LAPIANA Blue Ribbon for 3 Successive Years 126 Main su-een 1-1onNsLL, N. Y. HORNELL SAMPLE FUR- NITURE CO. CUT PRICES FOR CASH 77 Seneca Street Hornell, New York Compliments of Automatic Products Company rnom: 1405 151 Main sum . HORNELL N Y Compliments of THE COOKIE JAR 170 Main si. FEDERAL COMMERCIAL SCHOOLS l5tl'1 Year 11947-1948 Advanced x 45 X and Quality JEWELRY Fine Selection of WATCHES, SILVERWARE Secretarial Training jewelry Repairing Phone 1997 140 Main Street Phone 1041 101 Main Street Hornell, N. Y. A. McHENRY 84 CO. Quality Jewelry For Nearly a Century 106 MAIN ST. Happy Motoring GOFF'S ESSO SERVICE Corner Maple and Seneca 1413 ORNELL N Compliments of Dunning's Service Station Compliments of FRANK B. PECK COMPANY Best Wishes to the Class of 1948 Clark's Service Station Gulf Petroleum Products Wholesale - Retail 189 Seneca St. Phone 1321 HORNELL, N. Y. Compliments of WINEBURG Sz GLEASON 100 Main Street Hornell, New York Compliments to Class of '48 SENECA LUNCH Home Cooking Compliments of Fairfneld's Sales Sz Service DE SoTo - PLYMOUTH 343 Seneca Rd. Phone 570 PECK MOTOR SALES CHEVROLET - OLDSMOBILE 90-98 Broadway HORNELL, N. Y. Phone 124 KING HAMMOND FIRESTONE TIRES Canisteo Street Subway Phone 2033 EMPIRE FOODS INC. HORN ELL, N. Y. Wholesale GROCERIES - FRUITS PRODUCE - BEVERAGES UP TO DATE Dry Cleaning and Dyeing Company Finest Quality CLEANERS 53 Canisteo St. Phone 1123 Auto 'Specialized Service Starters, Generators, Magnetos, Speedometers, Batteries Auto Lite and Delco Remy Service Murray Burdett 32 Cass St. Compliments of .lUN'ES' ICE CREAM 2039 Phones 2099 D Sz C CAB COMPANY Hornell's only 2-way Radio Controlled Cabs 32 Broadway 2099 Phones 2039 HORNELL WHOLESALE TOBACCO COMPANY N. M. BATES, Proprirlor 123 Canisteo St. Hornell, N. Y. GRA'Y'S FOOD STORE 291 Main St. Phone 580 Compliments of Hornell G. L. F. Service Farm Owned 181 SENECA STREET PAT'S PLACE Oils, 'Lubricotors Service With a Smile Richtmyer's Food Market GARMAN 'MOTORS and PONTIAC Frosted Food Locker Plont HORNELL, N. Y. Call 365 A Complete Food Center 67 Seneca St. HORNELL, N. Y. Distributor of FAWN BEVERAGES NELSON BOTTLING WORKS, INC. Compliments of WYClKOFF'S TAXI CALL 770 - 522 DUNIGAN'S MARKET GERALD DUNIGAN, Prop. 66 East Main St. Phone 611 Compliments of PRO ZELLER GRO CERY 146 Thacher St. Hornell, N. Y. Compliments of Morrison Oil Company Lowerence Socony Service Goodrich Tires - Motorola Radios Mobilgas - Mobiloil Main and Union Streets HORNELL, N Y R1chHeld 4 Compliments of 0 C O O K ' S 194 Seneca St. Phone 1775 157 Main St. HORNELL, N. Y S. HoHand5 Sons Vita Var Paints 'Lumber and BuiIder's Supplies From Cellar to Roof Compliments of Nasca's Barber Shop Compliments of SENECA RADIO SERVICE 190 Seneca Street Phone 1673J GRAY'S SERVICE STATION 300 SENECA RD. Meats, Groceries, Ice Cream, Beverages Compliments of DOHERTY'S SHOE STORE SMART SHOES for Women Compliments of MAYS CLEANERS WEST GENESEE FOOD MARKET Complete Line of MEATS, GROCIQIXIES, AND PRODUC Phone 1300 Compliments of Wilkins Amoco Service Phone l77J Compliments of SUPREME ICE CREAM With Best Wishes to the Class of 1948 FRANKUNS The Maker of HAPPY HOMES 170 Main Street HORNELL Compliments of C. E. WARD CO. NEW LONDON, CONN. CAPS and GOWNS Compliments of Spaulding's Cash Store ss state sr. HORNELL, N. Y. Compliments of LAKE S GROCE RY 166 Main St. Phone 1138 Compliments of SAXTON'S TRUCKING COMPANY and Saxton Chair Service THOMAS F. KI N N EY 23 Broadway Hornell, N. Y. Arrow Shirts Knox and Mallory Hats and Griffon Clothes Wilson Bros. Haberdashery Compliments of A Sz P TEA COMPANY o R. W. LANGLEY, Manager Maple City Co-operative Savings and Loan Association The American Hmm' is the Safeguard of American Liberties Compliments of Household Art Company Compliments of G R E E N ' S Russ Davis Motor Soles Your Friendly FORD Dealer 0 195 Seneca Street HORNELL, N. Y Best Wishes to the Class of '48 WILSON ASSOCIATED PRINTERS 2-4 Hakes Ave. Hornell, N. Y Compliments of HAVEN'S HOBBY SHOP Home of Famous Nut Brown Chocolate Soda Fountain Products HARVEY 62 CAREY DRUG STORE 83 Main Street Hornell, N. Y. Compliments of I 2-A L. O. Bossard CITY DAIRY Pasfeurizea' MILK AND CREAM Phone 749 Compliments of CAMEO SHOP 130 Main Street Hornell, N FINE FOODS Well Served THE MAPLE INN In the Maple City Compliments of 22-B Yes, SEARS Have YOU CAN CHOOSE FROM OVER 100,000 ITEMS Sbop SEARS NEW SPRING AND SUMMER CATALOGUE Save Gas, Tires, Money I Compliments of I2-B AAL Bouck President MAARTEN VET ALFRED MCRAE ..... ,....,. V ice Pifexident FRANCIS CONWAY . ..,.,... Svrretary JAMES AMATO ....... ..,..... T rvasurer Compliments of TONY'S SERVICE STATION 194 Seneca Street Phone 359 J Compliments of HORNELL BUICK CGM PANY 0 Seneca Street Compliments of SHORTHAND CLUB Compliments of 30-A MACKSINC. Electrical Contractors REFRIGERATORS STOVES FURNACES 74 Main St. HORNELL, N. Y. ffzppreciation To the merchants of Hor- nell who so enthusiastically co-operated in making the 1948 MAPLE LEAF possible, the Senior Class Wishes to ex- press its appreciation, and hopes that in some way its members can show their grat- itude by patronizing them to the utmost in the future. THE E TAYLCR STUDIO X 5 H9 MAIN STREET Y Q E Ph t g ph 5 1948 MAPLE LEAF E5 eampfsze awww! Il GIINIIINII and PRINTING Servive . DESIGNING . ENGRAVING . PRINTING . 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