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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1951 volume:

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Alma Mater. school that we esteem, Dear to us you seem, Hail thy honor, may il live in greatness Bringing fame unequaled to H. H. S. lmcnlplla lla Compiled and Edited hy THE SENIOR CLASS GF 1951 1 HORNELL HIGH SCHOOL HGRNELL, NEW YORK FGREWORD draw to a close, we, the Class of 1951, invite you to come X ' with us once more throuffh this door and live again many 5 G happy hours at Hornell High. EX IN APPRECIATION Two people will forever appear on our list of unforgettable advisers. They are MR. ALDERMAN and Miss NEILD. To Mr. Alderman we owe a debt of gratitude far beyond our ability to express. Never has he been too busy to talk over with us plans concerning our senior activities. He has devoted many in- school and out-of-school hours to our class that our Senior Day, our MAPLE LEAF, and our graduation might hold pleasant memories for us. As adviser of the MAPLE LEAF, Miss Neild has faithfully helped us in the production of a yearbook of which We are proud. Without her to lead the way, work on our annual would have been far more difficult. To these two teachers We extend our whole-hearted thanks and appreciation. We realize that without their assistance we could never have achieved the high goals at which We have aimed. .4. Miss MARYANN GALLAGHER DEDICATION It is with our deepest gratitude that we, the Senior Class of Hornell High School, dedicate the 1951 MAPLE LEAF to MISS MARYANN GALLAGHER. In many ways she has contributed to making our days in Hornell High the happiest we have ever known. Under Miss Gallagher's patient and enthusiastic guidance the Volcano has been recognized not only in Hornell High but throughout the state as one of the best school newspapers. We shall always remember Miss Callagher's efforts in making each issue of the Volcano an issue of which we could be proud. However, it is not only her work with the paper that has endeared her to all of us. Her sparkling personality, her friendly smile, and her kindly manner have meant much to usg for they have shown us that she is indeed our friend. In dedicating our yearbook to MISS GALLAGHER, we, the Class of 1951, are in a small way expressing our appreciation to her for all that she has done for us. .5. What Would H. H. S. Be Like With: A swimming pool in the gym Thirty minute classes Taxi service to and from school Television instead of movies Comic books in the library World Series broadcasts in all the classes Airwiek in Chem. Lab. Electric typewriters in typing classes A girl in sixth period senior health Two auditoriums to accommodate all the activities No report cards Surianni not looking over the new girl students Air-conditioned rooms in the springfheated halls in the Winter One textbook for social studies Leak-proof ink wells More loyal cheerleaders A senior adviser more wonderful than Mr. Alderman What Would H. H. S. Be Like Without: Mr. Cooke's uspeciall' announcements Tenn' followinff Mrs. johnson 1 5 s Those peroxide blondes The football squad sweeping the West Central Conference Heated arguments in business law Homeroom periods for Rink to sleep in Larry SliinclJargcr's jokes lo pep us up Mrs. Repple's concern over our apparent illness Mrs. Sheheen's enthusiasm for intraniurals Driving classes at 8:l5 Mr. Raynor and Miss Mosher pushing the magazine campaign Noise and confusion before the last bell Miss Bennett's study halls The ever tense Student Council elections The Volcano and Miss Gallagheris journalism classes The Artisans, attractive pictures in the corridors C. F. A. and H. H. S. rivalry .6. subscription Cncilmwimisffncniltiom S1-nivrl. Loft fn liiglit--Mrs. Alinm-'ttf' C. Mau'- Flflilllll, Mr. Samui-1 ll. l'llll'0Ill'il'll. Dr. Arthur M. Svninslxi. Mr. Clnxrln-s XV. Svlnxiiv. Mrs. Hlzulys ll. lirzlstvil. Board of Education OFFICERS President - DR. A. M. SHAMAN Secremry - MR. HERMAN A. NIILLER Treasurer MR. EDWARD 0,CONNOR STANDING COMMITTEES Bln1.lnNo SITES, RPQPAIRS--S. B. Ehrenrich, Chairman: C. W. Scllane, Annvtle C. Maclfarland. Tl-IACIII-IRS, TEXT Boom, LIBRARY' --Gladys R. Brasled, Chair- mang Annette C. MavFarland, S. B. Ehl'6IlI'iCll. FINANCE--C. W. Schane. Cllairmang B. Ellrenrich, Gladys B. Brastvd. Sln'vL1r1s Ann APPARATUS- -Annette C. MacFarIand, Chair- mang Gladys B. Brasted, C. W. Scliane. MR. MR. MIS MR. Administrators HARRISON S. Donal-3. Superintendent Syracnsv University, BS., Pd.B. Columbia University, MA. EDWARD W. Coolcl-1, Principal Pennsylvania Stale College, BS. Syracuse University, MS. S M. JANE HAIRROWER. Vim' Prim-ipal of Senior High School Elmira Collvge, BS. New York University, MA. .l. luILTON STl?I.L, Vim' Prinripnl of Junior High Sfhool University of Rochester, A.B. New York Stale Teachers College, M.A. Sm-ntml. Loft fo llipllil- -Mr. Eilwzllwl XY. Coulu-, Mr. Ilnrrison S, Dodge-. Mr. J. Milton Stull. Miss M. .Izlnv linri-ow:-r. O uvwfz le .'quw',.,.'vo...'n- , li nl llow. L1-t't to ltipghl IG. tic-mn-tt, I . Skinner, M, ltnnhain. A, t'ornnc. IC. l'ooIw. M. ltarrowe-ri L. lh-pl INIII11 it I N tt Nl ltlnnnln N ml lloxx t'. Hosta-r. F, l'n:-ltr-tl. ll. Ilict-:ii-do. Ir, IiiYinccimv, AI. lltl2LI4'l'lj', .I. Johnson, M. Full. A. lanronni l,Yanlb1-snlzilt-, lt. t':ill:uhan, A. llolt. M. N1-il4l. Ihnl limi It, l'1-ltx. I.. Lxlvonin-r. N, Dickinson, Il. tlnnlpln'4'3, M, Ynntlm-lrln-r, Ill. Schnrr, M, Dorsey, II. When ll,1-nilil.M,l.-nllaggtwr. X,lllllt-n,4l,Ii:-nning.N,ll11ssong. I nith ltoxx t', l'I1t1ly,Il. l':llll, XI. WN1-il, .I. ltnynur, Ii. Hlstiuliom-. l'. ltohrl-I', I.. Kilnlncl, ll,AI1In-rlnan, li, Hui Ilngton, lx. lllalccsln-c. Faculty We, the Class of l95l, extend to the nlemhers of the faculty of Hornell High School our sincere appreciation for their untiring efforts and continual interest in our class. We shall long rememher their patience and kindliness, for our years in Hornell High would not have heen so pleasant without their friendly help. Throughout our four years, the faculty has, at all times, cheer- fully taught us and guided us on the right path. The advisers espe- cially have heen most helpful in cooperating with us on class days. The faculty has given much to us-ee-far more than we perhaps now real ize. l.ong after we have left the halls of our Alma Mater, we shall recall the many mcmhers of this cooperative faculty and thank each of them again for showing us the way during our four years of high school. .9. iA, ' , ' Y :gf X ' x V sffluclla mis How Could You Forget? Geometry classes in ll-A Those dreamy waltzes at the Prom Glamorous seniors at all times Worried freshmen scurrying to classes Sliding down 'LAM corridor in mid-winter Miss Xvhealonis Oth period hook worms Shortage of sneakers in all gym classes Getting up early for the track meets Burning the midnight oil to Hnish social studies units Those popular places, the 'liu-dor and Sugar Bowl The Choir's Christmas assemhly Exciting football and lmaskethall games Miss Dunhaniis delicious homemade cakes The pretty otlice girls How Well We Remember! 7447-'43 Confusion among freshmen Red rosesfred faces First glimpse of high school actixities llashlul lu-aux at socials '43-.119 Stout-hearted sophomores Red roses lmut not so red faces Long lasting friendships lmcgun Karl. Frank, and Wilson comparing geometry answers 719-750 .launty juniors Red carnations this time Loads of work and lots of good marks The tapping of the Mten outstandingn for membership in the National Honor Society '50-'Sl Proud seniors llusy committee chairmen Plenty of activities to keep us lmusy Certification worries Anxiety and graduation .12. Sm-ated, Left to Right-Mr. Altlornmn, Eliznheth Kightlinger, Carol Dee, Thomas NVeyand, .huns-s Stewart. Class History Dear Jim, lt's almost time for graduation again, only this year il's different. This year it's our class, the Class of '51, that's graduating. lt seems only yesterday that we were freshmen, carrying light schedules and having lots of fun. Remember how proud Miss Hussong was of her freshmen that year? Then, as now, we were a brilliant, witty, but very mystified class. Remember how we used to wonder if we'd ever be seniors? The fall of '11-8 found us a step nearer that lofty goal, That was one of our best years-a year of lots of work and fun in clubs and sororities. Miss Benning, our wonderful adviser, helped us produce our assembly with our own class talent. What a play that was! When we at last became juniors, we were really proud. Remember the fun We had ordering class rings and getting ready for the big event of the year-our Junior Prom? It was a perfect dance with a beautiful queen presiding. Toward the end of that year, we started to think about our future plans. As always, Miss Harrower was right there to help us. Finally, we became Hlordlyw seniors and started the last short year. Of all our years, this has been the busiest and best. First, there was the Hurry over senior pictures, then the yearbook got underway. Before we knew it, there were senior committees, cards and announcements to be ordered, plans to be made for Senior Day, and our very first-our very own-ball. Now, our last days in H. H. S. are fading fast away. Soon, we shall march down the well-trodden aisle and take our places as honored but slightly sad graduates. Your classmate, t6MARCE s13. Honor 'cucflents Valeclictorian Salutatorian WILSON SICK PATRICIA SHINER Left to RightfRi1-lmrd Eddy, Beverly Xvhite, Mary I lnnde-rs, Carol Dee, Karl Helyenstreit, Frank Cntnlino Frout!1'11ilip Lurov und .Ioan Burrier. .14. --CLASS OF 1951--- CAROLYN ACARD llloud and lovely . . . quiet Init fun . . . has that dreamy glow. Three Rllllllllll'l'S 1: Bowling: League ti: Senior Banquet Coin- mittee. RAYMOND ARGENTII-IRI Fastest track man in the coun- ty . . . rare sense of humor . . . model student? Sportsmanship League 3, 4: Repre- sentative Junior Red Cross 1: Var- sitff Football 2, 3. t: .l. V. Basket- hal 2: J. V. Football 1, Captain 1: Howling League 3: Tennis 3: Golf Ii: Track 2. 3, -t, Captain 3: Home- room Viee President -t: Homeroom Seeretary 2: Senior Announcements f'1lIllllllltl'l'. CLIFFORD Asnisoucu Clitf . . . what mischief lurks behind that smile! . . . reserved but enterprising . . . ready helper. lland 1: Choir 1: 'l'raek l: Senior Cap and Gown Committee. MAUREEN BABcoc:K Cissie'i . . . Coreen's buddy . . . a niee neweoiner from tie- neva, . . . likes to have a good time. Library t'lub 3, 1: Radio Club -ll Seienee Club 2, 3, -L 'treasurer 3: Volenno Staff, Reporter 4: Senior Assembly Committee: Junior Prom Committee: Junior Assembly. WAI,TER BALL . . . Avid basketball player . . . Marshall's eontribution . . . ehampion diver . . . short in stature great in ambition. Representative Junior Red Cross 2: Varsity Basketball 2, 3. -t-: Var- sity Football 1. 2, 3: J. V. Basket- ball 1: Baseball 3: Bowling League I. 2: 'I'raek l, 2, 3: Swimming: Team l, 2: Senior Finance Commit- tee: llomeroom Vice President 4. MATTHEW AINI Matt . . . keeps the Point running . . . the not so silent type . . . . . . loves his sleep . . . oh! that smile. Student Council 3: Volcano Staff, Reporter 4: Senior Ball Committee: Iiomeroom Presi- dent 3. EVERETT ALGER Rip . . . typical speed- ster . . . Miss IDunham's spiee ot' life . . . Canadian Moose hunter. National Forensic League 4: Senior Cap and Gown CUIIIA mittee. LORETTA ANTON ELLI l.orry . . . exotic . . . likes to be in style . . . niec hlaek hair . . . Cleopatra the seeond. Radio Club 2, 3: Shorthand Club 2: Senior Finance Com- mittee: Junior l'rom Committee: Volcano Staff, Reporter 4. WILLIAM BARNABY Bill . . . second Jaek Benny . . . star of South . . . always has an answer . . . a friend to a . Senior Banquet, Co-Chairman. GERALD BARN l-IY Jerry . . . nonehalant . . . keeps Miss Van Gelder gxuessing . . . a laugh all his own. Student Council 1, 3: Varsity Foot- hall 3, -ti J. V. Football 1, 2: Baseball 3: 'l'raek 3: Senior Day Committee: Homeroom President 1, 3. JOANNE Rl-:AVAN J. Il. . . . eatehing giggle . . . popular with all . . . tiery ora- tor. -, Viee Presi- lwrensie League ineil 2, 3, 4: , Three .lunior 1 2 3, 4: 2 : Vol- I eague Junior As- Committee! -t: National W ,- If JACQUELYN BENNETT J:u'kie . . . sports enthusiast . . . nice dresser . . . lt's great to be alive . Choir 1, 2, 3: Varsity Choir 2. 3: Delta Horizon 2, 3, Secretary 4: Girls' Athletic Council 3, 4, Trea- surer 4: Girls' Service Club 4: Library Club 1. 2, 3: Student Coun- cil -l.: Visual Education Club 1. 2, 3. 1, Secretary 1. Treasurer 3: Volcano Stati' -1: Basketball 1, 2. 3. -1, Captain 3: Softball 1, 2. 3, 4: Volley Ball 1. 2. 3. 1, Captain 3: Intramural Sports 1. 2, 3. 4.: Bowl- ing I,ea,f.-:ue 1, 2, 3, 4. Captain 3: Co-Chairlnan Senior Day Commit- tee: Co-Chairnian Junior Program Committee: Girls' Science Club 1. JOHN BLY Big John . . . the big. strong. and- silent Hb type . . . ladies' man . . . sinus a deep bass. Choir 2. 3. 4: Varsity Choir 2. 3, 1: Volcano Staff -1: Senior As- sembly Committee. ANDREW BRAUNscHWE1cER Andy . . . our snappy drum major . . . girl shy C137 . . . center of mischief . . . contident. Band 1, 2. 3. l, Assistant Librarian 2, 3: Drum Major 4: Radio Club .LZ Student Council 3: Three Mum- mers 3, 4, Vice President 1: Repre- sentative Junior Red Cross 3: Dance Band 3. 4: Bowling League 3: Se- nior Assembly Committee: Home- iloom President 3: National Honor Society 4. CHARLES BREWER Charlie . . . earnest, capable. well-liked chap . . . brooding good looks . . . has his own by-line. Student Council I-: J. V. Foot- ball 1: Soccer 3, -I-: Track Il: Senior F i n a n c e Committee: llomeroom President -1. CLASS OF 1951 DONNA BREWER Corky . . . a friend in need is :L friend indeed . . . sweet and shy . . . blondie. Senior Banquet Committee. MARK BREWSTER Marky . . . one of the pun:-bin Brewster boys . . . throws a mean left hook . . . atomic power. Representative Junior lied Cross t: Senior Announcements Committee. KATHRYN BROSNAN Kay . . . popular with both genders . . . Volcano Chief . . . Book Club 1: Cheerleaders. .l. Y. 3. Varsity 3: Choir 1: Girls' Athletu' Council 3, -1: Girls' Hi-Y 2, 3. -11 1Aii,l-,U-V Club 3, I-: Senior Horizon 2. 3, 1: President 3: Visual Educa- tion Club 1: Student Council 21, 4. Secretary 4: Volvnno Staff 3, 1. Eaimr-in-chief 1: liasketball 1. 2. 3. 1. Captain 1. 3: Softball 1. 22 Yolley Ball 1. 21 Bowling LCf'i!11C 3, I., Captain 3: Intramural Sports 1. 2. 3. 4: Senior Finance Comnnt- tee: Co-Chairman Junior Prom Com- mittee: Homeroom Vice President 2, Treasurer 4: Class Secretary 1. 2: National Honor Society -1. MARY BROTT Enjoys sitting behind the wheel , , . hidden thoughts . . . takes life at her leisure. Library Club Et, Sergeant-at-Arms 1-: Senior Announcements Commit- tec. JOAN BURRIER Joanie'f . NM. l..'s 'com- niander-m-cluet . . . mtel- JOHN BROWN BETTY LOU BURDETT RUTH BURcEss lifa-uve plus 1?0rS011f11i1i'- D Jack . . . neat dresser . . . UHF P10111 11119011 - - . Studi- Ruthie . . . neat dresser C1101 r -Napmml Fprfmslg loves school Cduring vaca- 11118133 - - - il Sillld-le fUI'.f1 . . . gorgeous tresses . . . lb1TaSue34 tglffrlgtlglligg ciouil. illociilingc. . keeps the girls throne. . . dark, Sl1l11Yl1U1f- oh! those boyfriends! Qatilmlf I-iumgr 'Society 3: U ' Shorthanml Club 3: Senior Ball Artisans Club 3: Shorthand Science Club 3. Ji: Senior Hori- Bowling League 3, ig 'l'i-at-k 2, Committee: Junior Prom Com- Club 3, .tg MM-1,11 LEAF Staff, zon 2, 3, 4: Visual Lducation 3. -1: Senior Assembly Commit- 11111195 Typist 1: Senior Announcements Club 1. 21 R9PT1'S9111i1t1V9 -l'-111' tee: Jumor Assembly Commit- Connnittee: Junior Prom Com- lor Red Cross ,3. 155213621111-11tj tee: Junior Prom Committee. mittee. Arms 3: lfAllt0T'l11'Ll1l9f. MAP1-1- LEAF Staff 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3: Softball 1. 2. an Volley B21ll.1: Intramural Sports 1, 2. 3:-Senior Finance Committee: Jumor As- sembly Connnittee: Junior Prom Committee: Class Treasurer 3. --i CLASS OF 1951 lim.:-:N CAlVlPBl'Il.l. Ei.i:ANoR CANTY JOHN CARDAMONE Di:i.om:s CARI-JY Faithful to ll. ll. S. ehoir Ellie . . . snappy rlresser Johnny . . . hlaek, eurly lflxeellent artist . . . always . . . beautiful blonrl hair . . . never latt-HJ . . .l'as- hair . . . always has his willing: to help . . . loyal . . . square ilaneing tienml einating: eharni . . . never homework clone CU . . . Sth waraler . . . likes the . . . beaniin,v.: personality. to be forgotten. clriver superb. name oi' Dim-k better than Choir I. 2. 3, 1: Varsity Choir Shorthannl Club 25: 'l'hree Muni- J. Y. Football 2: Senior Cap amy' il: Shorthand Club JS: Senior iuers Club 2: Girls' Basketball anal Gown Connnittee. Artisans Club 1. 2, 3, 1-5 Rowl- i,JIX'f'0lllllIlif0k'. ti: Junior l'roin Connnittee: llonornr CAsi:Y lint . . . always smiling: . . . neat 'n sweet . . . likes thc eollege men. Senior llorizon Club I. 2: Short hand Klub J: lhree Nluinniers tlnb I: llasketball 2. It: Volley Ball 2. 3: Howling League 2. Il. ig Jun- ior l'roin Connnittee: Senior Fi nanee Connnittee. l uANei-is CASSIDY Sweet anml quiet . . . teaehers' xlreain eonie true . . . niee 'to know. Senior Banquet f'UIlllllitll'1'. FRANK CAT.-u.1No Frank . . . baekhone of the football squad . . . Freneh ex- pert . . . mloubtful woman hater. llanil l. 2. Il. L: Freneh Club 1, 2: National llonor Soeiety Ii, I. Viee I'resirlent 3: Student Couneil 1, -ig Representative Junior ltetl Cross -I: NiAl'l.I4I l.mif Staff. lloys' Sports Elli- tor i: Varsity Football 2. 3, i: Bowling: lieagzue 3. Ca pta i n 31 llonieroonl l'resi1lent l: Senior llan- quet Connnittee. EDITH CELETTE l'Ia4lie . . . Mr. Bleeh's priile anil joy . . . football fan . . . eheinistry procligry. Choir 3. iz- Varsity Choir ii.. iz 1-Iris Athlelie C ouneil 2, 3, l: hirls Serviee Club iz Senior llorixon Club 2, 3. i: 'l'hree Nlunnners Club 2. 3. l: llasketball I. 2. 3, i: Softball 1. 2. It: Volley llall l. 2, 3: Bowling: ' 1 l.ea::ue 1: Intramural Sports l. :.. It. lg llonierooni Seeretary-'l'reasu- rer l: .lunior Assembly Connnittee: Senior Assembly Connnittee. llonierooni Treasurer Zi: Senior l in'inee C 'ttu 1 Ulllllll ' '. ing League 3: lloinerooni Viee l'resi4lent 1. 3: Junior l'roln Connnittee: S e n i o r Assembly Connnittee. ' JACK CHAPMAN Jaekson . . . super shoe sales- nian . . . happy-,zolueky . . . silent, likeable type . . . aetive De Molay ineniber. Senior Cap and Gown Connnittee. GEORGE CHERr:sNowsNY 'l'all. :lark anrl hantlsnnie . . . Mr. 0'Neil's right hand nian . . . nieehanie superb . . . tlfth ward 2l4iIlliI'L'l'. 'l'In'ee Munnners Club L: Senior An- nouneelnents Connnittee. Jorciz CHRISTI-IN Our gift from Atlantie City . . always a reatly answer . . strawberry blond. Artisans Club 3, i, Viee l'resi1lent t: Choir 4: National Forensie League 4: Girls' Athletie Couneil -iz Shorthand Club 3: Junior lieil Cross ltcpresentative 3: Basketball 2: Vol- ley Hall 2: Howling League 2. 3, lg lntranuiral Sports 2, 3, in Junior Assembly Connnittee: Senior As- senibly Connnittee. AUGUST CIANCAGLINI E,f:gey . . . whiz in business Niiltil . . . speedy traeknian . . . small but wirey. Seienee Club 2, 3: Sportsmanship League 3, L: Junior lteil Cross liep- resentative I: Varsity Football 2. 3, -1-1 J. V. Basketball 2: J. V. Foot- ball l. Captain 1: Bowling: League Ii, it Golf 31 'l'raek 2, Ii, -l. Captain 2: Senior Day Committee. ROSEMARY CIANCIOSI . . . Quiet but friendly . . . able usherette . . . hard worker. Book Club 2, 3: Spanish Club 2. 3: Representative Junior Red Cross 3: Senior Day Committee. THOMAS CILON0 Tom . . . grreat lover , keeps the choir in spirits . . . good humored, wise guy. Artisans Club 4: Choir 1. 3, 4: Na- tional lforensie League 4: Library Club 3, 4: Radio Club 4: Visual Ed- ucation Club l. 2. 3. l-: Senior Ball Committee: Junior l'rom Commit- tee. JEAN CLASS Jeanne . . . speedy M. I.. typist . . . handy with a dipper . . . why walk when you 1-an ride? Seienee Club 3. I: Senior Horizon 2, 3, 4: RIAPLI-I l.E,of Staff, Typist 4: Volrmlo Statf. Reporter 1: Basket- hall 1: Volley Ball l: Intramural Sports 1: Senior Card and An- nouncements: Junior Prom Com- mittee: Homeroom Secretary 2: Homeroom Secretary and Treasurer 3: National Honor Soeiety L. JANICI-I CODDINGTON Jan . . . girls' athletic star . . . height is an asset . . . seen with l'at. Delta Horizon 3, 1: Girls' Athletic Council 2, 3. L: Library Club 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3. 4: Softball 1, 2. J, l. Xollq Ball 1, 2, 3. -1. In- tramural Sports 1, 2, 3. 4: Senior Ball Committee. JEAN CONC!-ILL Jeanie . . . a smile for all . . . talented blonde. Band 1, 2, 3. L: Delta Horizon 4: Girls' Athletic Council 2. 3. 4, President 4, Viee President 3: Girls' Service Club 3, Al: Dance Band 3. 1-: Basketball 1. 2, 3, 4, Captain 3: Softball 1. 2, 3. 4. Captain 3: Volley Ball 1, 2, 3, 4: Bowling Leagrne 1. 2, 3, L. Captain 2: Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3. -1: Senior Cap and Gown Committee: Junior Day Committee: Junior Prom Com- mittee. --lCLASS OF 1951?- ROSEMARY CONGELLI Rosa . . . Barlfs other half . . . Bucknell is tops . , . lots of pep. Cheerleaders 2: Girls' Athletic Couneil 2: Girls' Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Library Club 3: Basketball 1, 2, Captain 2: Volley Ball 1, 2: Intramural Sports 1, 2: Senior Ball Committee: Junior Prom Committee. RONALD COLEMAN Ron . , . debonair and hand- some . . . girls' dream come true . . . likes a good time. Senior Cap and Gown: Junior Prom Connmttee: Homeroom President 1 MARGARET CONGDON lNIaggie . . . pretty curly hair . . . sweet . . . always a kind word for everyone. Delta Horizon 3, 4: Girls' Athletic Council 2. 3, 4: Shorthand Club 3: Visual Education Club 1, 2. 3. 4, Treasurer 4: Volcano Staif. Report- er 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Softball 1, 2, 3. 4: Volley Ball 1, 2, 3, 4: Bowling League 3, -1: Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4: Senior Ball Com- mittee. RICHARD CONGDON 'LRieh . . . capable leader of 0llie's Follies . . . quite a lover . . . all around sportsman. Beta Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Sergeant-at-Arms -1: Student Council 2. 3: Represen- tative Junior Red Cross 4: Volcano Staff. Sports Editor 4: Varsity Bas- ketball 3, 4, Captain 4: Varsity Football 2. 3. 4: J. V. Basketball 2: Baseball 2, 3, 4: Senior Cap and Gown Committee: Junior P r om Committee: I-Iomeroom President 2, 3: Class Viee President 2. ROBERT CONGDON Bob . . . lone wolf . . . skat- ing enthusiast . . . swell guy to know . . . Deluxe stand-by. Library Club 3, 4: Bowling League 3: Senior Card and Announcements Committee. ' ..mIES ' 'N1-:Rs NOREEN COOGAN Jim . ps the V. . Cookie . . . sense of hu- rolli' . . .ind 1 ous . . mor . . . gives the pledges Aff itlernan and a iool- a hard time . . . wonder '6'r , 4 j whom she likes? Student C611 ' : Xgisdal Edu- Library Club 3: Basketball 2: cation Clnb1,' , ,President Softball 2: Volley Ball 2. 3: 4: Volrunn Sta , 'Orter 4: Bowling League 3: Intramural Senior Card and iounce- Sports 2: Senior Announce- lments: Junior Assembly. , 7, Q . f 4 -- I .Z G2 ments, -CLASS OF 1951-1 one of the boys . . . pros- lll0Vl0 Inagnate . . . tricky temper. Choir 1, 2, 3, -I-: Varsity Choir 2. 3, 4: Visual litlucation Club I. 2, 3, 4: .l. V. Football 1: Senior Day Committee: Jllllllll' l'roIII Connnittee: llomeroom Treasurer 1: National Honor Society 4. GI-:RAI,D DAMRATH Jerry . . . seen with .lolIII and the gang: . . . teachers' pritle anti joy . . . quick with :I qlllrk. Library Club 3: Senior llanquct f'IllllIlllllt'l'. ANcI:I.o DANIELS Amerie . . . supplies the gang: with spaghetti . . . one of the l'1rie's future section men . . . never il care. Three lWllIllllll'l'S L: Representative .lunior Rell Cross t: J. V. Football 3: llomeroom 'l'reasurer 2. MARTIN DAVIS Beaver . . . whiz behincl the soccer ball . . . St. Ann's star . . . congenial. Library Club 3, I: Stutlent Council 3, 'l'reasurer -l-: liepresentative .lun- ior ltcll Cross 3: I'ol1r1n:u Staff. Atl- vertisinfz -ll .l. V. Football 1: Soc- cer 3, il: tlolt' 3, -l-: Track 2, 3. 4: Senior llanquet Committee: Jllllllll' l'l'Ul!I'tllll Coinmittcez llomeroom Treasurer 2. Vice l'resiIlent Il. Pres- itlent 4. CAROI. DI-JI: Vee lice . . . sliortlianll illlll typing: whiz . . . Mrs. lloagfs helper . . . stutlious antl pray. tlirls' lli-Y 3, 4, Secretary lg Girls' Service Club 4: National Honor So- ciety 3, 4: Senior Horizon 2, 3, At, Vice l'resiIlent 3. 'l'reasuI'eI' 4: Shorthantl ClIIb 3, l'I'esiclent 3: Stu- Ilent Council 4: MAI'I,r: l.r:,Ir Staff. Typist 4: Senior Ball Committee: Jllllllll' llay Committee: Homeroom l'resiIlent l: Class 'l'reasuI'er -1. BARRY CURWIN Nervous sax player . . drives a llll'illl car . . . master mechanic . . . al- wavs llll the iob. llancl 1. 2, 3, -1: National Fin sic lieazue t. EDWARD CoYI.I-3 Fill . , . a real leader . . . women are the least of his worries . . . sparkplug of basketball team. Beta lli-Y 2, 3, t: Stutlcnt Counf eil 3, S0t'2'ClllllQ-llt-ATIIIS 4: MAI'I,r: l.I'.IIr' Staff. Business Manager 4: .l. V. llasketball 3: Varsity llasketball t: Hnmeroom 1'resi- clent 3, 'l'reasurer 2: Class Pres- ident 3. Z RICIIARD CIIRRAN Dick . . . sharp Ilresser . . . shrewtl business lllllllll- ger . . . prankstcr. Choir 2, 3: Student Council 2, 3, 4: Library Club 2, 3: Volcano Staff, Business Manager 4: J. V. Football l: Soccer 3: Track l: Senior I-'inance Committee, Co- Chairman: Junior Prom Com- Inittee. VIRGINIA DELANEY Vee . . . talkative . . . always clowning . . . real friend. Girls' Athletic Council 3, 4, Secre- tar ' ' ' ' 1 4, hxrls HI-Y 3, 4, Sergtant- It-Xrins 4: Girls' Service Club li, 4: Senior Horizon 2, 8, 4. Vice Presi- rlent 4: Student Council 4: Basket- ball 2, 3, 4, Captain 3: Softball 2, 3, 4, Captain 3: Volley Ball 2, 3, 4, Captain 4: Bowling League 2, li, 4, Captain 3: Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4, Captain 4: Senior Cap and Gown Coimnittee, Cllclllllfllllllll Junior Prlllll Committee: Homeroom Secrw tary 3: Girls' Sciene Club 4: Na- tional Honor Society 4. BARBAR IC ANSON I' BAE AVDLISA L . . takes life seriously . . . ' I' ure l 'er . -Q--'Sgiili ll:Ixfngt t'?nnIIntttee. fl if 4 -sf' vc f...... 1 N'f.'f-.J- fqaq.-L , ' 3 N ' J JAMES DIDAS Jim . . . man of few words . . . likes to fuss arountl . . . school's o.k.- now and then. Homeroom Vice l'resiclent l: Se- nior Day Committee. MARY CARMELA DINARDo Liz . . , short an' sweet . . . gal about town . . . full of vim. vigor and vitamins. Book Club 2, 3, Preslmlent 3: Girls' Athletic Council 2, 3, 4: Student Council 3: Basketball 1, 2, 3: Soft- ball l, 3: Volley llall l, 2, 3, 4: ln- tramural Sports 1. 2. Il. 4: Senior Announcements Committee: Home- room Secretary 1, Treasurer 1. Vice President 3. f s o be the ,silent pe ' 1 MARY TH ERESA DINARDO Pretty cashier . . .. Winsome personality . . . enjoys school U7 Book Club 2, 3: Senior Cap and Gown Committee. NEEI. DITCHER lluntcr and outdoorsman . . . slow and easy . . . faithful com- panion . . . quiet, conscientious, and sincere. Senior Day Committee. MARGARET DONLON Bonnie . . . comes from al- most out-of-town . . . one of the three musketeerettes. French Club 3, 4, President 4: Girls' Athletic Council 3, -iz Science Club 2. 3. 4. Sergeant-at-Arms 4: Senior Horizon 2. 3, Al.: Student Council 4: Three Mummers 1, 2. 3, 4: Basket- ball 3: Volley Ball 3, 4: Intra- Inural Sports 1. 2, 3, -L: Junior Prom Committee: Senior Ball Committee. A I.IcE DOORLEY HAI . . . quiet but full of fuII . . . hard worker . . . artistic. Artisans Club 3, -l-: Girls' Athletic Council -1: Library Club 2, 3, 4: Senior Horizon Club 2, 3, 4: MAI'I.I: l.i-:AI-' Staff, Art Editor il.: Basket- ball 1. L: Softball 2. 3. t: Volley llall 3, 4: Howling League 3, 4: Intramural Sports 1, 2. 3, 1: Jun- ior Prom Committee, Senior Ball Committee. DERWOOD EVANS Dirk . . . manager of the year . . . always has a story to tell . . . homework done -a week late. Visual Education Club 2, 3, -L: Varsity Football Manager 2. 3, 4: Track 3, 4: Senior Card and Announcement Committee. ---CLASS OF 1951-- SUZANNE FEELEY Peppy cheerleader . . . has that Pepsodent smile . . . carefree. Varsity Cheerleaders 3, 1, Trea- surer -L: National Forensic League 4: Girls' Ili-Y 2, 3, -L: Library Club 2, 3. 1: Senior Horizon Club 2, 3, 1: Student Council I3: Representative Jun- ior Rec Cross 2: Homeroom Treasiirer 2: Home-room rlVice l'rcsi ent 3: Homerooln 'rea- surer 1: Junior Day Committee: Junior Prom Committee: Senior Card and Announcement Com- mittee. TELENA FENTI Tillie . . . attraetive ush- erette . . . nice to know . . . happy as the day is long. Library Club l.: Volfmlo Staff . Reporter 1: Bowling League 4: ROBERT DUNN Handsome blond . . . appears to be the bashful type . . . plays hard to get. Choir 1, 2. 3, 4: Senior Card and Announcement Committee. RICHARD EDDY Dick . . . always a good joke . . . good student . . . likes to be with the gang. Band 1. 2. 3. L: French Club 1, 2, 3: AlAl'l.l-I I.I-:AI-' Staff, A s s i s t a ll t VVrite-up Editor t: Senior Day Committee: National Honor Socie- ty 1. JAMES EMERSON Likes to work on a farm . . . prefers a Chevrolet . . . con- scientious . . . fun to know. Book Club 3. PHILIP EMERY f'Monk . . . one of the H. H. S. heart-throbs . . . always has a. good joke . . . the blond and handsome variety . . . West- llllllStt'I' filll. Visual Education Club 1. JACOB FLAITZ Jake . . . rough an' tlllll- ble gridiron star . . . wows the gals . . . energetic all- around fellow. Varsitv Basketball 4: Varsity Senior Cap and Gown Com- Football 2, 3, 4. Captain 4: .I. V. mittee. Basketball 3: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: Homerooin Vice President 21 Hoineroom Vice President 3: Homeroom Treasurer 4: Senior Day Committee. -1 CLASS OF 1951-l i i lVlARi' l i.ANDicRs LAROLYN l'liRl.0NG VHRNA GARDNER I.ur:Y llllll NUM mm SWAT, U U . twi,-is I-llmlfl ililfl Illflllllfll - ' - 'fill' Ou the slmrt side . . , family Lu . . . keeps up with the u menu hsltou . . . quiet - ffllll'Yl fIWf'j'.l'g5 jj QU' :ilu rm eloek--p1'ot'essimml faishiuus . . . euul. ezmlm :xml hut! . . . loveliuesw in miui- Ilizllfgmll Will 'WM 'N H hsihy sitter . . . lots of fllll. eulleeterl . . , remly supply lm Hieerlezulers 2, 3. Presifleut 3: Iiilmiry 2, Lg Seuiur lluuquet M hnnlm' lluml I. 2. CL. Lg Girls' Serviee fhoir 1: Girls' lli-Y 2. Ji. L. lkmmiiitee. lluuk Cluh 2, 3. L1 l'huir l Vluh Ji, L: Nlaijiweltes 2, Ji, I: Yim'el'resi1leut ll Student Cuuu- .luuiur l'rum lfummitteeg Seuiu Xntiuiiail llmmr Sueit-ty 3. L1 eil 2, 3. SL'1'l'1'l2ll'y 3: lluskethzill Day Committee. Sf-iem-e Club si. iq Senior limi, l. 2: Vullel' Hull 2: lllll'5lllllll'ill :pu-I Foimuiltee. Sports 1. 23 llmiieruulii Presi- ilveut 2: llqim-rouiu Seeretziiy- LORANKIA flll,I.li'l l'IC Nuteml for her :ihilily tu tailk . . . he:iutil'uI lmmwu iuexhuuslihle supply nt lllllllll ter. l'huii' l, 2, Zi. L: Nllll 'mml l ureusie ' ' I UYUS . . . l.t-:igue L: I.ihr:irv tluh l'luh L: Svieur -e Vlluh L2 llauliu 2. ZS. I1 'l'hree Nlummeiw L1 .luuiur l'rum Umiiiiit- tee: Seuim' llnmuiet Committee. NANQA' Ciiwwno Never :i :lull moment . . . N'll1Il.S in Sl. Louis' ll ways with Nlurt :uul the Wu ,.,. ,.. Girls' Atlllelim' ll0lIlll'll L: Sliurtliziml lluh ri: lluwkethsill 3. L: Sufthull 2. :ig Vulley Bull l, 25, ii. L. lsiptzuu L: llllI'Jlllllll'JIl Sports 2. 3: Seuiur .lu nmiiuumiitx ttu Cmmui lVlARY ANN GLYNN Slllllblly' ilreswel' . . . huy's Alreum Ulllllt' lrue . . . nhl thuwe eyes! Naitiuuail l ureu4ie leugrue L: l.i- hrury l'Iuh 2: 5l'llI4H' llurimu 2, 3. L. M,ul,l4. l.I'.Al4 ' Stuff. Write-up Elli- iur L3 I'ul1'mm Stull, ASSlNt1llll Write-up liclitur L: llmuermmi See- retury 2: .luuior l'rum Cmmnittee: Senior l iu:iuee t'ulmuittee: Ilirlf Sl'l0lIl'L' Cluh lj Nutiuuzll lltmur Society 1. Nliui.lului4: tlounwlw Nl.ii,.u . . . gmail iuiseliievnmt . . . eute lluml I. 2, 3. L: Fre spurl . . . llllll lively. lil'll l'Iuh I 'resimleut 3: L. L. l'resi4leut 2. Vive l lilris' Servive t'luh L: NlilAlllI't'lll'S L: llmun' Soeietv 3. 1, Ser, Nut iuuul ge: -'lt-inns I' Huuiee t'luh 2. 3. nut. . . L '9e1'ret'il'V 'i' 94-ui: ir llurizui l. 1 ' L I ln-uleut Lg 'l'hree Nluuuuei'Q , l, L. ri. 1. lreusurer ii: 5l.ll'I.l'. I.:-..u-' Qtutf, Assiwluul VVrite-up lflililur -L: lutr:umir:il Spurts 2. Ii, -I: Senior -lssemhly Fmmuuittee. llk.lhlll0l J. .Iuuun Lluss Xiee l'l'L'SlllL'IllQ .I u u i 0 r Asseuihly l'mmuittee: .luuiur l'rum Cum- mittee: S1-him' Assembly Com- millee. MARY Lou UORTON tim'tuu . . . pr:u-tis-:il iuker . . . zu giggle of her uwu . . . true seieutist. Delta, llurizon 3, L. 'l're:isurer 1 Girls' Ili-Y 3. L: 'l'hl'ee Muiuuu-rx L: liepreseututive .luuinr Ret . SA. -3. - . . - - Nlllfh ., .Iumm Plum Cmimuttee Senior AllllUlllIl'l'Ill0lllS Unmuitlee Girls' Seieuee Cluh L. lil'1VERl.Y GRAY Bev . . . PU-Ulbl'I'2lllVt' . . . like:-i to square chiuee . . . quiet but friemlly . . . zu Wund- bury eompleximm. Raulio f'luh I-1 I'uI1'mm Stuff, Rt- purtel' Lg Senior Daly Fmmuittee. Josicvu GRu.l.o zine . . . quiet uutil you kuuw llllll . . . nh! ilml hl:u'k eurly :mir . . . :ilwzlys leaves them nugliiug. lluwliug: l,eu::ue 3: Senior llull Cm mittee. EARL CRIMES Muvelehuuml . . . lI0lDll'lllllll0l't'll . . . tumhliug: Illlll truek star. Vursity Fuuthzill 31 J. V. Fuotlmll 2: lluwliugz l,e:l,u'ue 3, L: 'l'r:u'k 2. 3: Seuim' Aummueemeuts Committee. Dlll' PAUL GRISWOLD Grizzy . . . woman hater . . . has his troubles too . , . likes Mrs. HunIphrey's social studies class . . . never a dull Inoment. Senior Day Committee. MARGARET HALEY Peg . . . seen with Bon and Marge . . . who's in Butfalo? sugar 'Il spice. French Club 3, 4, Vice President 4: Girls' Athletic Council 3, 4: Science Club 2, 3. 4. President 4: Senior Horizon 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3: Student Council 4: Three Mum- mers 3, 4: Representative Junior Red Cross 4: Bowling League 3. 4: Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4: Senior Ball Connnittee: Junior Prom Committee: Homeroom Trea- surer 3. ZYLLENE HALL Ze . . . perpetual motion . boundless energy . . . appreci- ates Bonaparte's Retreat. Band 2, 3, 4: Library Club 1: Radio Club 4: Student Council 1: Three Mnnnners 2. 3, 4: Orchestra 1: Bas- ketball 1, 2: Softball 1, 2, 3, 4: Volley Ball 1. 2, 3, 4: Intramural Sports 1: Senior Assembly Chair- lllillll Junior Assembly: Junior Pro gram: Homerooni Secretary 1. WILLIAM HANRAHAN t'Bill . . . one of Mr. Mech's star pupils . . . golden tonsils , . . Como's rival . . . seen but not heard. Artisans Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer: Choir 3, 4: Varsity Choir 3, 4: Li- brary Club 3, 4: Senior Banquet Committee. GERALD HERR NECKAR Likes football games . . . snappy dresser . . . Van JolIIIson, the second. Artisans Club 1: Senior Day Committee. --CLASS OF 1951-1- I BARBARA HOLLENBECK Barb . . . oh! that beau- tiful red hair! . . . lacks a iiery temper . . . adorable in every way. Cheerleaders 3, 4: Choir 1, 2. 3, 4, President 4, Secretary 3: Varsity Choir 3: Girls' Service Club 3, 4. Secretary 4: MAIALLL LEAF Staff, Write-up Editor 4: Senior Day Committee: Junior Prom Committee. Co-Chairman: National Honor Society -1. W ROSETTA HARDING Rosie . . . sweet an' lovely . . . likes him tall, dark, and handsome . . . limitless grace and eloquence. Library Club 3: Shorthand Club 3, Secretary 3: Senior Cap illld Gown Committee: Junior Prom Commit- tee: Homeroom Vice President 1, 3. L' I , D AQ ,if'1iLfIuEs- ,WERTLEY QL Wfxxkfi Ho nebk playboy splbrts fz?j'.4. .Aa friendly .new- IL comer Q1 . . always around. ll UZ, enif w!gIlYl0llllCE'lI19Ili.S Committee. I ,il KJ xii ' ,wx if JH ' it KARL HERENSTRI-:IT A thing begun is a thing well done . . . the people's choice . . . wizard in school. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Manager 4: Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4, Vice President 3, President 4: Repre- sentative Junior Red Cross 4: Dance Band 3, 4: MAl'I.E LI-:AF Staif. Assistant Business Manager 4: Bowling League 3: Senior Banquet Committee. PHILIP HEDCES Phil . . . always 0Il the go . . . has a spare tuba in Cuba . . . aggrevates the neighbors. Band 1. 2: Assistant Drum Major 2. DONALD HOLLISTER FRANCIS HOLLISTER Strong but oh! so sileIIt . . . Toby . . . not so bashful knows his Ill0Yi0S backwards as he looks . . . avid basket- . . . always cheerful. ball fan . . . Mr. Kinnnel's prize student. Visual Education Club 1, 2. 3: Senior Pap and Gown Connnit- Bowling League 3: Track 1: Se tee. nior Cap and Gown Committee -iCLASS OF 1951- JAMES HOLLISTER Jim . . . Christ Episcopul's best player . . . quiet :Incl bzishful . . . not iutercsteml in women. Sportsmanship Iieziglle 2: Rep- resentative .lunior lied Cross 4: SeIIior Cup mul Gown Com- mittee. DELOS JON ES lJ. J. . . . cruises nrounil in si new Mercury . . . motorcycle enthusinst . . . :Always racing.: with lloone. Choir 3, L: Visuol Flclueaitiou Club 1, 2: Volcano Stuff 4: Senior llny Committee. PETER JORDAN Pete . . . member of llcart- hreoker's Inc .... popular lio- meo. Rzulio Club 2, 3. 1. 'l're:Isurer 2. 3: Student Council 3, -L: 'I'hI'ee Mum- llll'l'S 2, 3, -I, l'resiIlent 4. Sergemit- :ItAArms 3: liepreselitutive Junior Real Cross -tg hrIAl'l.I'I I.I-:AF Stuff, As- sistant Business NIJIIIPIHOI' -L: Var' sity Football 2. Msuulger 2: J. V. Football 2, Msniuger 2: Bowling League 3, 4. Captain 3, 4: Truck l. 2, 4: Senior Assembly, Choirinsing Social Committee, Chuirmzin L: Junior Assembly Co-Clmirinong Jun- ior Day Committee: Junior Prom Committee: Homeroom Presillent 3. 'I-1 Homeroom Tl'02lNlIl'l'l' 2. DOROTHY KELLY nllotty Ann . . . radiant smile . . . rezuly to lend :I helping hnnil . . . pleasing: personality. Senior Announcements: .I ll n i or l'rom Committee. RICHARD KELLOOO Dick . . . mzul man with il cor . . . likes his motorcycle . . . L'4lll't wuit to get out ot' school at noon. Senior Assembly Committee. JOYCE HOUSE ARIII-INI-I HIIEE HELEN HIIEE Une of Miss hIllSilt'l S eili- Able cuptaiin of Nliss lJ's Keeps the iI0lIll'lllilklllLfCISISS cient helpers . . . llctty's Dollies , . . ellicieut worker going: . . . loauls of fun . . . chum . . . nent :is :I pin. . . . contagious giggle. possesses il pleusunt ottitumle. Science Club ti. 1: Shortluiml Chccrleullers ri, L. Presiclent -l. l.ibr:iry Club t: llsiskctbull 2: Club 3: Senior Ball Committee: 'l'l'02lSlll'0l' Ji: Girls' Athletic Volley llzill l, 2, 33 Senior Camp Junior Daly Committee: Notion- Council 3. L: Girls' Service Club illltl liown Committee. ul Honor Society 1. ri, I-, Treasurer I-1 ShoI'tlI:Iu4l Club Ii: Student Council 4: llflsketbzill l, 2. il: Softball 2. 33 Vollcy Bull I. 2, ii: Howling l.c:i:ue 2, Il: lntrzunurnl Sports 2. 24. I: National llonor So clctl' I ELIZABI-ITlI KIOIITLINGEII Betty . . . oh! those true blue eyes! . . . our :attractive class sccrctslry .... loycc's uc:-om phcc. Girls' Service Club 3, -lg Shorth:In4l Club 3: MAPLE l,L.uf Stull. Typist l: l'olf'11Ho Stoll. Reporter L: Sc- nior Hull Committee: Junior lloy Committee: Junior Prom Commit- tee: Class SC'Cl'Ct2ll'y l. ROBERT KING Hob . . . short but hzinsisomc . . . lauhes' main . . . popular comechnn. l.ihr:Iry Club 3: Bowling League IS, L: Senior Assembly Committee: Jun- ior Prom Committee: llomeroom Vice l'resiIleut 2. 3. ANN KIIEIAR Kobe , . . prefers VV:Iyl:iml to llorncll . . . lloir for clothes . . . enjoys house parties. Shorth:incl Club 3, Vice l'l'l'Siii0IIl :ig Stiulent Council 31 Volcnno Stott. Reporter lg Senior Cop unil Gown Committee: Junior l'rom Commit tec. BARBARA lxl1LL ll:lrh . . . 'Kgrift of goin . . . journalism class her favorite . . . nent Ilrcsser. Choir lg Girls' Iii-Y 2, 3. ig lIihl'ill'y Club I, 2, 3: Senior llorizon 2, ll. Lg llusketbull 2, Il: Senior Finance Committee: Junior l'roIn Commit- tee: llomeroom S e c r e t il r y Il, lg Ilomeroom 'l'rczisurer AL. VIRGINIA LIPPINCOTT Ginny . . . oh! that diamond . . . sweet and reserved . . . all-around attitude. Artisans Club 3, 4: Volley Ball 2: Bowling League 3: Senior Cap and Gown Committee: .Iunior Prom Committee. Lois L0CKWooD Marilyn's other self . . .ua book her companion-a smile- her guide . . . collector of friends. Delta Horizon 2, 3. 1: Girls' Ath- letic Council 3, -1: Basketball 2, 32 Softball 1. 2: Volley Ball 1, 2, 3: Intramural Sports 1. 2. 4: Senior Cap and Gown Committee: Junior Prom Committee: National Honor Society 1. MARILYN LOCKWoon Dutch . . . non-stop larnyx . . . pleasing personality . . . likes the Dansville territory. Delta Horizon Ii: Girls' Athletic Council 4: Library Club 1: Repre- sentative Junior Red Cross 1: Vol- cano Staff. Reporter -1: Basketball 1. 2: Softball 1: Volley Ball 1, 2: Bowling League 3. 1: Intramural Sports 1. 2: Senior Ball Committee: .lunior I'roIn Committee. JAcQUI:1.INE LooHN Jackie . . . poised and pretty . . . becomingly tall . . . war- bles a sweet tune. Book Club 3, -1: Choir 1, 2: Varsity Choir 2: Girls' Athletic Council 2, 3. 1: Science Club 1: Senior Horizon 1, 2, 3, 1: Spanish Club 2, 3, Secre- tary 3: Three Mummers 2. 3. 4: Basketball 1, 2: Softball 1. 2: Vol- ley Ball 1. 2. 3: Bowling' League 2: Intramural Sports 1. 2, 3: Senior Finance Committee: Junior Prom Committee. YVONNE MARTZ Bubbles . . . vivacious . . . ohl that waist . . . peppy cheerleader. Artisans Club 1: Cheerleaders 1: Delta Horizon 1, 2, 3, 4, Trea- surer 3: Girls' Athletic Coun- cil 2, 3, 1: Library Club 3, 1: Radio Club 3, -1: Three Mum- mers 3, 1: Visual Education Club 2, 3, -1: Representative Junior Red Cross 3. 1: Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 1: Softball 1, 2. 3, 4: Volley Ball 1, 2, 3. -1: Bowl- ing League 3, 4: Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3. 4: Senior Assem- bly Committee. Co-Chairman: Junior l'rom Committee: Home- room Treasurer -1. -Y CLASS OF 1951 -- AUDREY IVIATTISON Attractive red head . . . tlair for new styles . . . cute pug nose. National Forensic League -1: Shorthand Club -1: Volley Ball 1: Intramural Sports -1: Senior Banquet Committee. JAMES Lot-ER Jim . . . future master car- penter . . . one of Westmin- ster's reliables . . . quite a ladies' man . . . nice things come in small packages. Artisans Club -1: Visual Education Club 1. 2, 3, -1: Soccer 3: Golf 3: Senior Cap and Gown Committee. PHILIP LOREE Phil . . . second Cicero . . . Captain of the Ship , . . Miss Dunhani's pride and joy. National Forensic League 3. 4. Ser- sfeant-at-Arms 3: National Honor Society 3. 4, Sergeant-at-Arms 3: Student Council 2. 1. President 4: Three Mummcrs 3, 1: Varsity Foot- ball 3, 1: J. V. Football 1: Bowling League 3, 1. Captain 3: Senior F i n a n c e Committee: Homeroom President 2. RUTH LOWREY 'tRudy -. . . ready helper . . . sunny disposition . . . versatile . . . fond of I-llll. Choir 2, 3. 1: Girls' Athletic Coun- cil 3, 1: Library Club 2. 31 Volcano Staff. Reporter -1: Basketball 2, 3: Softball 1. 2, 31 Volley Ball 1, 2, 3. 1: Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4: Senior Day Committee. DAVID LYNCH Derby . . . likes drawing: com- ic characters . . . likes to tcll Jokes . . . cyclist . . . never a dull moment! Artisans Club 1, 2. 3, 1. Sergeant- at-Arms 3: Baseball 1: Senior Day Committee: Senior Banquet Com- mittee: Homeroom Secretary 1. ANDREW IVIAZZELLA Andy . . . always in a hurry to go to work . . . industrious M A 1' I. I-1 L E A If worker . . . filltllflll Ar- genlieri supporter. MAI'l.1: Iii-:Ai-' Staff, Assistant XVrite-up Editor 4: Volcano Staff. Reporter -1: Track 3: Se- nior Card and Announcements: Homeroom Vice President 3. C1.IFFoRD MCCHIQSNEY Kippy . . . why teachers prefer VVillar1l . . . always an answer .... I. V. quiz kid. Shorthand Club 3: Representa- tive Junior Red Cross -1: MAI'1.I-: LI-1AI-' Staff. Assistant Business BIZIIIZIHCI' 1: Bowling League 4: Senior Cap and Gown Conunit- tee: Homeroom Secretary-'l'rea- surer -1. il CLASS OF 1951-- GI-:RALD MCCOLLUMN Ja . . . quiet. hard work- ing: stmlent . . . man about town . . . destined to go far . . . subtle huinor. 'I'rack I, 2, :lg Senior Banquet Ctlllllll:'t01'. Lonls MCINTOSH Mae . . . il reliable friend . . . fllllllll with liob and Dick . . . what's ill Cunisteo? Senior Card tlllll AllIl0UllC0lll0llt l'onunittee: llomeroom Vice Presi- dent I. josizvn iVICKINI,I:Y Jose . . . strong, silent type . . . good student??? . . . shy until you know llllll . . . l'l'il'lllllY. Vol:-uno Statf. Advertising -lg Track 1. 2. 3: Senior Card Zllltl Announce- ment f'0lllllllfl1'l'l Choir t. RICHARD MESS 'tllyron . . . seen with Bud and Jerry . . . il leading: track man . . . what's in Painted Post? Varsity l-'ootball 3: J. V. Football I, 23 llaskethall 1, 2, 3, 4: Track I, 2, It, I-3 Senior Day Committee. ,loYCI: MIGllEl.1.S Red . . . blushes easily . , . impish twinkle . . . copper-lights ed locks. Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity 42 Library 4'lub 15, 31 Spanish Club 1: Visual lflducation Club 33 Howling IA'1lg'll0 2: Senior Card and Announcement Vonnnittee: Junior l'rom Commit- lee. THOMAS MCCORMICK 'l'oIn . . . bard-drivin,f: Captain of St. Ann's . . . ardent admirer ot' beauti- ful women UD . . . never has his homework done. Alpha Hi-Y 3, lg Choir 13 Rep- resentative .luIIior lied Cross t: Volrfmo Staff sl-1 J. V. Football 3: Bowling: League 3: Senior Day Connnittee, Co-Chairman. JOHN NICDERMOTT DANn:I. MCGIIIRIJ Jack . . . everyhody's Jack . . . Illll' of 0llie's friend . . . sports fan . . . boys , . . has no time for don't let his quiet manner the girls . . . tall and hand- fool yon. Sllllllk Bowlillu la-anne RL: Senior Dfw Varsity Basketball 2, :I. .Ig .I. V. l'ommittee. Basketball 11 Senior Day Com- mittee. BRUCI: MII.I.I-:R Loyal Scout . . . spends his sum- mers at Waneta Lake . . . excel- leIIt student . . . blond and handsome. Senior llanqnet Coinmitteeg Nation- al llonor Society L CARoI, iVlII.I,If:R Quiet and demure . . . nice to know . . . beautiflil eyes . . . always busy. l,fhrary 2. 3. l: Basketball 2, 3, -t: Softball 2, 3, ti Volley liall 2, 3, lg Howling lA'ilf.Z'll0 tl: lllfl'illlllll'ill Sports -I-5 Senior Day f'lllllllllllk'l'. ,IANICI-3 iVlIl,l.l-JR Short an' sweet . . . neat as :L Dill . . . good tllllll.Z'S l'lllll0 iII small packages. Shorthand Club 3: Representative .lunior Red Cross l: llltl'1lllllll'1ll Sports 3, tg Senior Banquet Com- mittee. RICIIARD iVlII,I.I:R Dick . . . drives a hard bar- gain . . . don't let the wavy hair fool you . . . social studies whiz. National Forensic League t: Radio l'lub 31 M,u'I.I: IIIIAI' Staff. Assistant Business Manager I-: Senior llan- quet Connnittec: Jllllltll' l'rom Com- mittee: Ilomeroom Secretary, 'l'rea' surer :L FRANK MOREY Hot Rod . . . what's in Wells- ville? . . . seen driving a lfon- tiac . . . Mr. Lavonier's prodigy. Bowling League 3, 4: Senior Day Committee. RONALD MOSHER Ronny . . . steadfast friend . . . always a smile . . . the outdoor type. Cap and Gown Committee. CHARLES MUNN Chuck . . . aggressive . . . one of the V. Els big when-ls . . . boundless. Visual Education Club 1, 2, 3, 41 J. V. Football 2. 3: Bowling League 3, 43 Track 3: Senior Card and An- nouncement Committee. JOSEPH MUSONE Joe . . . seems to be the quiet type . . . pals around with Tom . . . nice guy to know. Volcano Staff, Reporter 4: J. V. Football 3: Varsity Bowling League 3, 43 Track 3. -l-: Senior Day Com- mittee. BETTY NIVER Bet . . . a true friend Dark Eyes . . . band trips are fun . . . what's in Ful- ton? Band 1, 2, 3. 4: Library Club 2, 3, lntramural Sports 2: Se- nior Day Committee. 1 CLASS OF 1951- BARBARA ORDWAY Barb . . . Gentlemen Prefer Blondes . . . capa- ble President of G. S. C. Choir 1. 2, 3, At, Vice President 4, Varsity 1, 2, 3, 4: French Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President 3, Vice President 2: Girls' Service Club 3, -1. President 4: Radio Club 4: Science Club 4: Student Council 3, 1: Three Munnners 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, -L: Vol- ley Ball 1, 2, 3, 41 Intramural Sports 1. 2, 3. -iq Senior Ban- quet Committee: Junior Pro gram Committee: Hom e room Vice President .l-3 National Honol' Society 4. VINCENT OROLOOIO l'hinze . . . seen with the boys . . . sharp dresser . . . star student in homemaking. Visual Education Club 1. 2: Volcano Staff, Reporter 4: Bowl- ing League 3, 43 Senior An- nouncements Committee. MARY MUSONE Marie . . . tall, dark beauty . . . sense of humor . . . wears the latest styles . . . member of V. F. W. noisemakers. Band 2, 31 Bowling League 3, 4: Senior Banquet Committee: Home- room Secretary 1. GEORGE NARY Orsh . . . keeps the Volcano rolling along . . . tall, dark, and handy . . . fountain of words. Student Council 4: Visual Educa- tion Club 13 Volcano Staff, Report- er 4g J. V. Football 1: Soccer 31 Track 2: Senior Cap and Gown Committee: Homeroom Vice Presi- dent 4. WALDO NEWELL Easy going . . . drives on two wheels . . . laughs at anyone's Jokes. Visual Education Club 1: Senior Cap and Gown Committee. GERALD NISBET Jerry . . . Trigger Happy Harry . . . mild, meek, and merry . . . seen with Gerry and the boys. Bowling League 3, .I-: Senior Card and Announcement Committee. THOMAS OHROURKE Salty . . . sincere, likeable type . . . often seen but seldom heard the 5th ward. . . . inhabits Track, Manager quet Committee. 25 Senior Ban- -CLASS OF 1951 -- WILLIAM l'AI.1vII-:R ALMA PAUL CAROLYN lJIlll.l.IPS MARY PIIII.LIPs Bill . . . everybody's friend Al . . . has those .C1ltl'lll'IlQ.2' Sis . . . quiet at lilrst l.ive wiI'e . . . darling cheer- . . . ladies' man . . . pass- dimples . . . tull ot vitality glance . . . but really full leader . . . neyer il dull mo- uhh. pimp, 1,133-Q,-, . . . never lacks friends. of life . I. . Y'UllLlUl'g'lll part- ment . . . combustible. . A - : -- r -. Visual liducation Club 1, 2: Se- Choir l: National F o ren sic mr lm tu L mu' mn llook ClIIb 3: Cheerleaders -li nior Card and Announceinent League l: lilllI'1ll'Y Club 3: be- SK'llltlli D:Iy Committee. birls' Athletic Council 4: 'l'hree 1-m,mmh.L.: .lllllltlr Asst-,nhly nior Horizon 2, 3, L: Visual Qlurniniers -tg Basketball 2, 3, L1 Commint-4-, Hilucation Club 11 Volley Ball Sottball 2, 3, -I.: Volley Ball 2, lg ScIIior Card Jlllll Announce- lll0llf Committee: Junior Prom Committee: llomeroom Secre- tary 2 'I 'l'l'0'lSlll'0i' 2 'I ..,., .. -,.. RICHARD l'II5RcE , Percy . . . l.ouie's partner l . . . keeps the Supreme running . . . ready smile. Varsity Football 3: .l. V. Football l, 2: Stbllllll' Cap aml Gown Com- mittee. Jossmi l'RA'rTIco Joe . . . led thc soccer team to victory . . . has a million friends . . . personality plus. Baseball 21 Soccer 3, l-, Captain -lg Track 3, Senior Cap aml Gown Committee, Jllllllbl' Prom Commit- tee: ll0lllt'l'0lllll l'residcnt -t. MARY RI1c:IcI'I-:NwAI,II A most graceful air . . . tlash- ing brown eyes . . . graiety iII lIer pathways. Choir 2, :ig Three Mummers 2. 3: ltepresentative Junior lied Cross 41 Vol:-uno Statf -I., Senior Cap and flown Committee: .lllllltlr Prom Committee: llomcroom Vice Presi- dent L. JoIIN REBS Drives the women crazy . . . co-partner iII the crime ot' laughter . . . perennial joke- stcr. Senior Card and .-tnnonnct-ment Committee: .lnnior l'rom Commit- tee. 3, ig Intramural Sports 2, 3, l: Senior Ball Committee, .lun- ior Day Committee: llomeroom Secretary 3, Treasurer :iq Girls' Science Club -I. GERTRLIDE REPPI.s lim-I't ' . . . chief chatterbox . . . likes to do homework? . . . loves to Joke. Delta Horizon 1, 2, 3, 4, l'1-t-sitlgm 4, Girls' Athletic Council Il, -L, Vice l'l 0Slll0Ilt -L: Girls' Service Club 3, lf.: Science Clllll 3, 4: Student Coun- cil lg Basketball 1, 2, 3, 41 Soft- ball 1, 2, 3, -Il, Captain 2: Volley llilll 1, 2, 3, -I-, Captain 2, Ji: Howl- lllpl' League 3, 1, Captain 3, 4: Intra- lllllml Shorts l, 2. 3, -1: Senior Card ain d AllllUllllCl'lIlt'Ilt Ctlllllllltlevl Jlllllllt' Prom Committee: llome- rooIII Vice President -L DAVID Razr: Dave . . . whimsical smile . . . all-around good fellow . . . contented with life. I'olf'uno Staff t: Senior Day Com- llllltL'0. Rom-:RT RINK l!ob'f . . . Vl'll2lt'S so nice about out-of-town girls . . . teachers' pet . . . sleeps all lll0I'lllllH'. Student Council 1, 2: ltepresenta- tive .llllllltr Red Cross lg Varsity Football 2, 3, 1: .l. V. Football lg llaseball l, 2. Il, -1: Howling League l, 2. 3, 4. Captain -tl Senior As- sembly Conimittcez Junior Assembly Committee: Homeroom 1'rt-sident I, Vice President 2, 31 Class Vice l'resident I. WILLIAM R01-IAN Billy . . . all ilrtlllllll sport . , . .lo Anne's delifzht . . . expert rug cleaner. lteta lli-Y 2, 3, -Lg Choir 2, 3, -tg Student Council 2: Varsity Basket- ball 2, 3. l, Captain 33 Varsity lfootball 2, 25, -l, Captain -L: J. V. llasketball 1: Senior Day Clblllllllt- tee: .llllllllr Day Committee: Class President 2. SARAH R0oN1:Y 'tSally . . . full of life and smiles . . . always laughing aml talking . . . likes to be called Sarah? Book Club 3, 1: Girls' Hi-Y 3, 11 Senior Ball Committee: Homeroom Viee President 1. BARBARA ROOSA Barb . . . quiet but loads of fun . . . one of the Saturday night gang , , . loves to draw horses. Artisans Club 2, 3, 1, President -1: Science Club 3, -1. Viee President -1: Student Council l-: MAI-1.1: I.nAr Staff, Art Editor 1: Volley Ball 1: Intramural Sports 1, 2: Senior Ban- quet Committee. JUNE Ross .lunie . . . witty . . . admired by the opposite sex . . . diminu- tive. Choir 1: National Forensic League -1: Girls' Service Club -1: Seienee Club 3, -1. Treasurer 1: Senior Hor- izon 2, 3, 1: Student Council 2: Visual Edueation Club 1: Repre- sentative J u n i o r Red Cross -1: ItlAel.r: la-LAP Statf. Assistant VVrite- up Editor 1: Senior Card and An- nouncement Committee: Junior As- sembly Connnittee: Junior Prom Committee: Homeroom Vice Presi- dent 2: National Honor Society I. ,IACQUI-ILINE Ross Jackie . . . life of the class . . . potential orator. Band 1, 2. 3. -1: Book Club 3: Delta Horizon 3, 1: French Club 3. -1. Treasurer 3: National Forensic League 4: Girls' Athletic Council 2. 3, 41: Girls' Service Club 4: Science Club 2. 3. -1: Visual Education Club 1, 2. 3. Vice President 2: Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, -1, Captain 2: Softball 1. 2. -1: Volley Ball 1. 2, 3. 1, Cap- tain -1: Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4: Senior Assembly Committee. ARTHUR SHAW Artie . . . eo-founder of gizmos . . . cornet virtu- oso . . . originator of the impractical joke. Band 1. 2. 3, -1: Danee Band 3. 1: Senior Banquet Committee: National Honor Soeiety -1. ---CLASS OF 1951i- LAWRENCE SHINEBARGFIR Shinny . . . star basket- ball player of' First Bap- tist . . . blue-eyed blondes are his weakness . . . loyal. Beta Hi-Y 3, -1, Treasurer 3: ltlAl'l.l'i l.l1:,w Staff, Assistant Bus iness Manager 1: l71lll'llilU Stall Reporter 1: Senior Ball Coin mittee, Co-Chairman. . RUTH SHINHBARGER Rudy . . . shy aml pretty . . . very sincere . . . fun to know . . . niee smile. Artisans Club 2. 3, -1, Seeretary 3, 1: Delta Horizon 1: Senior Horizon 2: Volley Ball 3: Bowl- ing League 3: Senior Card and Announcements Committee: .lunior Prom Committee: Home- room Secretary 1. DONALD SAAM t'Spike . . . one of Mr. VVil- liams' boys . . . oh! those free afternoons . . . man about town. Senior Day Committee: Homeroom Treasurer 2. PHYLLIS SCHEELE 1'hyl . . . l'lllllll'2llS loss is Horuell's gain . . . pretty brown eyes . . . always day- dreaming ill elass . . why driv- ing teachers get gray hair. Senior Banquet Committee. LUCY SCHIAVI Lu . . . dependable M,il-1.11: limi-' typist . . . sincere . . . admirers to spare. Library Club 2: Shorthand Club 3: Representative Junior Red Cross 3: MAI-1.1: l.1:.xr Staff, Typist 1: Senior Card and Announcements Commit- tee: J u n i o r Prom Committee: Homeroom Secretary 3: llomeroom Vice President 4. THOMAS SEXTON Frank . . . never a dull ino- ment . . . appears to be quiet . . . that wavy hair! Senior Ball Committee: Homeroom Viee President 2, 3. PATRICIA SHINER t'1'atsy . . . brains, talent, friends galore . . . inevitable sueecss. Girls' Athletic Council 2, 3, 4: Girls' Service Club 1-1 Library Club 1, 2: National Honor So- ciety 3, fl: Senior Horizon 2, 3, 1: Visual Education Club 1, 2, 3: NlAl'l.l'L Lion-' Staff, Assistant VVrite-up Editor .1-: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 2: Softball 1, 2, 3, 1: Volley Ball 1, 2, 3, -1, Captain 2: Bowling League 1, 2, 3, 4. Secretary 3, -1, Cap- tain 2: Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3. 4: Senior Cap and Gown Coniniitteez Junior Day Commit- tee. Choir 3. Lg liowlin: l.eag:ue ig Se- - CLASS OF 1951--- WIl.S1JN burn JOHN SILSBY lXUNDINA SINI MARY SPl'ILl.ECY Willie . . . a learler in Weasel . . . pool shark Nun . . . petite ami pretty Betty . . . cheery disposi- every way . . . likes long . . . seen in Jerry's Foril . . . evn-ryhofly's favorite tion . . . fun to know . . . walks to North llornell . . . . . . quite a playboy . . . . . . smooth ilresser. sports lover . . . what a llerhis-'s unilersturly. sxliillailil a r on nml, seldom Bunk Huh 2. 3' li Hmir 1: giggle! llaml l, 2, 3, L, Library Moni- ' Girls' Ili-Y 2. 3. L, Presiilent L: Library Cluh :ig Seienee Cluh Lg tor 3, l.ihrarian L: National Visual l'lllllL'Zlll0ll L'luh 1: Se- Student Couneil L: llaskethall Senior llorizon 2, 3. VL: Bowling llonor Soeiety 3, L, 'l'rL-asurer nior Carml and Announcement L1 Intramural Sports L: Senior l.eag:ue Ji: Senior llall Commit- I: Three lklummers L: Senior l'onnnittee. Vap ami Gown Vonnnitteeg Jun- tee: .lunior l'rom Committee. .kSSt'llllPlj' Connnittee: .lunior ior Prom Committee: llomeroom .Xsselnhly l'onnnittee. 'l'l'K'2lSlll'i'l' L. JAivn:s STEWART i Jim . . . irresistible . . . ' our hanilsome Vlass President . . . A Son ot' Ilo1l's Vounty Am I. lleta lli-Y 2. 3, L, Si-ers-tary 35 Student Council 2. L, Vive Presi- dent L: lhlAl'I.I41 l,mr' Staff. Assistant Business Managrer L: Senior Ball Vommittee: .lunior l'rOm Assembly: Junior l'rom Committee: llnme- room l'resi1lent 2, lg Hass Presi- dent L. ,IOSI-Il'lllNlC STILIKLICY Jo . . . Alfred Almonds' gift to llornell . . . enjoys life . . . why wnrry?- -lit'e's too short. Intramural Sports Si, L: Senior Day fommittee. lhsn, STn.r:s Jim . . . Tribune represen- tative . . . leading Boy Scout . . . seen with Joanne. Representative .lunior lierl Cross Lg Senior Cap and Gown Committee. LYN N STONE 2-3tonie . . . pool shark . . . loyal to 33 lJ's tenor section . . . frequents Canisteo. nior Cap aml Gown Committee. i GUY STUART Gus . . . one oi' the members of the A. A. A .... women are the least of his worries . . . enjoys anything: on wheels. llanrl l, 2, 3, L. ANTHONY SIIRIANI Henry . . . likes the out-ot'- town girls . . . versatile ath- lete . . . never a quiet moment. Volfvrno Staff, Reporter -L: Varsity Manager -Lg Football l, 2, 3: J. V. Football 1: llasehall 2. 3: Howling: League 3, L, Captain 3, L: Home- room Secretary 31 Class Treasur- er 3. ELAINE SWERINGEN Our nervous gigglei' . . . true friend . . . likes to gah. Delta llorizon 1, 2, 3, -L, Serihe -L3 Girls' Service Cluh 3, L. Sergeant- at-Arms 4: Intramural Sports 2: Senior Card and Announcement Coinniitteeg Junior l'rom Commit- tee. CHARLES TAFT Chuck . . . quietC?J and handsome . . . acids much to our class . . . a smile can ln:-lp a lot. Varsity Foothall 3: J. V. Foothall 3: Senior Assembly Committee. JOHN TRI-ZNTANELLA Trent . . . ready, willing, and able . . . easy going chap . . . a storehouse of luInIor. J. V. Football 1: Track 1: Home- roonI Secretary 1: Senior Day Coni- mittee. JOSEPHINE TRENTANELLI I-'eno . . . black-haired beauty . . . packaged energy . . . glides through life . . . the well-groomed look. Shorthand Club 3: Volcano Staff, Reporter 4: Junior Day Commit- tee: Junior Prom Committee: Se- nior Day Commmittee. GARY VALENTINE Full of fun and laughter . . handsome . . . gets around. Representative .IuIIior Red Cross 1: Volcano Statf, Reporter 4: Var- sity Football 2, 3: J. V. Football 1: Track 1, 2, 3: Senior Finance Comniittee. GERTRUDE VAN GELDER Gert . . . where did she get that giggle? . . . seIIse of hu- mor-enjoys the noon hours . . . sociable. Shorthand Club 3: Senior Day Conunittee. PEGGY JANE WELLS Hand's solo clarinetist . . . everyb0dy's friend . super saleswoman of band jackets. Artisans Club 1: Band 1, 2. 3. 4: Radio Club -L: Senior Horizon 3, 4: Shorthand Club 4: Basket- ball 1: Volley Ball 1. 2: Senior Day Committee: National Hon- or Society 4. i CLASS OF 1951- D BARBARA WERNER Barb . . . gift of ,fab . . . likes to fuss around . . . beautiful hair . . . always with her crowd. Junior Prom Committee: Senior Ball Committee. HELEN VAN SCOTER l'hebe . . . needs a pair of handcuffs . . . supplies H. H. S. with apples. National Forensic League -1, Sec- retary: Girls' Athletic Council 2, 3. At, Secretary 3: Girls' Service Club 4: MAPLE LEAF Staff, Typist 4: Volcano Staff 3, 4, Sports Editor 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, -1-, Captain 1, 2, 3: Softball 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 2, 3: Volley Ball 1, 2, 3. 4: Bowling League 3, 4: Intramural Sports 1. 2, 3, -1: Homeroom Secretary 4: Junior Assembly Committee: Senior Assembly CoIIInIittee. RICHARD VINCENT Dick . . . possessor of sur- prising wit . . . a faithful Chem. student . . . host of loyal friends. Three Mununers Club -1: Track 3: Co-Chairman Senior Cap and Gown Committee. GERALD VOSBURG Higgs . . . St. Ann's star . , . soccer demon . . . works on the MAPLE LEAF . . . I,ong's super- salesman. I Alpha Hi-Y 3, 4: MAPLE LEAF Staff, Assistant Write-up Editor 4: Soccer 3. -1: Senior Day Committee: Na- tional Honor Society 4. MARTHA WARD Mart . , . likes people . . . atom bomb in disguise . . . small of stature, but big of heart and Inind. Girls' Athletic Council 2. 3, 1: Bas- ketball 1, 3, 4: Softball 1, 2, 3, 4-1 Volley Ball 1. 2, 3, 4, Captain 3. 4: Intramural Sports 1. 2, 3, 4: Senior THOMAS WEYAND 0110 of our most handsome seniors . . . studiousC?J . . . loyal booster of Notre Dame. Beta Hi-Y 2, 3, iz Student Coun- cil 3: Honierooni President 3: Senior Ball Committee: Class Tl'CilSlll't'l' 2: Class Vice Presi- dent 1. Banquet Committee. BRUCE WHEELER Oh! those suspendersl . . . movie star type . . . pho- tography expert. Artisans Club -1: MAI'I.I-L Lim-' Staff, Photography Editor 4: Se- nior Ball Committee: National Honor Society 1, -i CLASS OF 1951 1- BEVERLY WHITE Bev . . . little and lov- able . . . honor student. Cheerleaders 3. 4: National For- ensic League 4: Girls' Athletic Council 2, 3, 4: Girls' Service Club 3, 4, Vice President 4: Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4, Secre- tary 4, Treasurer 3: Science Club 8. 4: Student Council 4: Three Mummers 4: Representa- tive .lunior Red Cross 3. Secre- tary 3: MAl'l.PI LEAP, Girls' Sports Editor 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Softball 1, 2: Volley Ball 1, 2. 8, Captain 1: Intra- mural Sports 1, 2, 3. 4: Senior Banquet Committee, Co-ClIair- man: Junior Prom Committee. ROBERT WIRTH Bob . . . one of those lucky half-day students . . . stays away from hard work . . . happy-go-lucky. Library Club 1. CATHERINE WITHEROW Katie . . . Adelphla's efli- cient president . . . attractive and witty. Book Club 3: Girls' Athletic Coun- cil 2, B, 4: Science Club 4: Student Council 3, 4: Representative Junior Red Cross 3: Basketball 1. 2: Vol- ley Ball 2, 3: Bowling League 2: Intramural Sports 1, 3: Senior Fi- n an ce Committee: Co-Chairman Junior Prom Committee: Home- room President 3. MARY JANE WILCOX M, J. . . . perfect student in school . . .mischief maker. Band 2, 3, 4: Girls' Athletic Council 2, 3, 4: Girls' Service Club 4: Volcmw Staff, Reporter 4: Basketball 1, 2. 3, 4. Captain 2. 3: Softball 1, 2. 3, 4, Captain 2. 3: Volley Ball 1, 2. 3. Cap- tain 2, 3: Bowling League 1, 2. 3, 4. Captain 2. Treasurer 3. President 4: Intramural Sports 1. 2. 3. 4: Senior Assembly Committee. DWIGHT WILLSEY Keeps the Band supplied with music . . . runs on a schedule . . . future farmer of America. Band 1. 2. 3, 4, Library Moni- tor 2, Assistant Librarian 3. Head Librarian 4: Dance Band 3, 4: Senior Cap and Gown Com- mittee: National Honor Soci- ety 4. RACHEL WING Rae . . . jovial . . . 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XXX. XX .X ' XX? X 3 XXX ' ' IIs.'.'f':'X'X'-F:I-EEX'X Xe ' X X QW XX XX X X XX X .XXX -:-XXX- 'X- X XXifX::X.X::X 1 X X XX X X XXX X X' X X X 5 XX X X XX X X X N X XX X X X X -XX -Q X. XXX X S X X N X S ,XS XX S X X X S, X X XQQ K A A S X X STX XXXX XXX- - h ,N-XXX'X ' X ,X 1 X J- N' XX X X XX XX m y X XXX XX 'X XX Q X XX X E XX x X - X X XXX X XX X X X XX X X XX 1 I ' . r A, V- -. X x L A Y- K X K 4 ' . L13 . s , E . X. clldiwiifjczs Front Ilow, Left to I!ig'ht!Mr. Altlernialn. A. Dt Miss Neiltl. Sevontl Howfll. J. Hose. Iorley. E Coyle, J, llurrit-r. li. llolltslilievk. ll. NVlIeeler, ll. Room. VaIISt-Ott-I', C. Dev. L. Svliiatvi. E. Kiglitlinger, M. Goodwin, J. Class, Il. XVlIite. ll. l4III'g'z-ss, 'l'lIirtl Row-P. Shiner, I.. Sllill0itlll'QjQI', K. llehenstrt-it, J, Stewart, A. Mnzzella, F. Mt-Cllesney, M. Glynn. Fourth Row-F. Cutulino, R, Eddy, P. Jordan, G. Vosburg. The 1951 Maple Leaf tail Editor-in-Chief JOAN BURRI1-LR Business Manager - EDWARD COYLE Write-up Editor BARBARA HOLLENBECK Photography Editor - - BRUCE WHEELER Art Editors - ALICE DOORLEY, BARBARA ROOSA Girls, Sports Editor - - BEVERLY WHITE Boys, Sports Editor - - - FRANK CATALINO Assisttmt Business MllI1.Qg6fS'fKARI. HERENsTREIT, PETER JORDAN, CLIFFORD lNlCCliI'ISNliY, RICHARD MILLER, LAW- RENCE SIIINERARCER, JAIvIEs STEWART. Assistant Write-up Editors-RICHARD EDDY, lVlARY ANN GLYNN, NlARJORIE GOODWIN. ANDREW NlAZZELLA. JUNE ROSE, PATRICIA SHINER, GERALD VOSBERC. Typists4RUTH BIIRCI-zss, JEAN CLASS. CAROL DEE, ELIZA- BICTH KIGHTLINGICR, LUlfY SCIIIAYI, ill-ILl-IN VANSCOTI-IR. The staff takes this Opportunity to thank the many people who gave so generously of their time and talent that this hook might he edited. To Miss Neild, Mr. Alder- man, Mrs. VanOrsdale, Mr. Sidney Torpy, senior home- room teachers, merchants, and Mr. Grimm goes a very special word of appreciation. They have indeed been patient and helpful. The 1951 staff has endeavored to capture some of the scenes and events that have made high school such a happy and exciting adventure and sincerely hopes that, not only now hut in years lo come, this book will bring back to yoII pleasant memories of your classmates and your Alma Mater. Seated, Left to lliazht-B. XVlIite, B. Hollenhet-k, J, Bnrrier, A. Doorley, B. Rooszt. Standing-B. Wheeler, E. Coyle, F. Cutnlino. .38. Sn-ah-il, 1.1-fl In lliglilf fM. Davis, J. Stvnnrt, 1'. Lori-A-. K, Ilrnsnun, IC. Vnylv. tu :lent Counci 0l+'l4'lLlI'IRS l'rf'.siilun1 1'inL1i' Loicipii Ifiw l'rc'siflvn1 JAM!-L5 S1'r:wAli'r Sw-rvlury - KA'i'inwN BROSNAN TI't'!lSlIfl'I' - - NlAlt'l'lN DAY1s SvrgvnrzI-nl-,firms - - W l':DVV.MllJ IIUYLH Aflri.wrs Miss Jima llAllIUWl'l'lI!, Mic. lfllw.-Hill W. flonuu lfvvry 'l'iu-silay nurrning during firsl pvriiul rvprs-ss-iilas livvs of tlu' sliulm-nls of ll. ll. S. assi-inlile in Ilu- lilmrary. 'l'lu- cnnslanl aim nf llu-sv 4l4-lvgzalvs is iinpruvf-nu-nl of nur Alma Mater. 'l'l1is yr-ar tlu- SllIll4'lll. filYlIlll'll has umlc-rlakc-n many nnlslaiuling: prnjmrls. llc-siflc-s spnnsnriiig llu' Uvep Rive-r Singvrs, IIlt'lllllL'I'5 CUfllllIl'lt'Ll a vc-ry 1-3llCCl'5Sl-lll magaziiu' subscription campaign anal prnvimlvml for llu- lll'Vl'I'-lU'lN l'llI'- gotten sucials on Friday cvcnings. lllniu-y 11-1-1-ivml from lllr-se flIlHllCQ'Cl Slllllvlli lfouncil aclivilim-s llii'onggluvul ilu- yr-ar. As llu- illAl'I.I'1 lilifxlf gm-5 In pri-ss, llu- council is viulvav- uring tn dm-4-iilv upnn ils major prujm-vl for llu- yi-ar anil laying plans for Sliulvnl Cnnruvil Day. All in all, llu- avllim-vc'nu-nts of llu- 1950-l95l Slinle-nl fiiblllltfll, uncle-r Ilu' vapalrle- gniilaiuw of Miss llarrowvr, Mr. Cnulw, and l'l1il Lurvv, will gn mlnwn in llu- annals of ll. ll. S. 'flu-ir spirit of cmupswalioii aiul il1'l4-rniinulinn In maintain llur lligll slaiularmls sc-l lry prvvions vuniurils will lung lu- rm-nu-mln-i'e'1l lay all. lfronl llnw, lu-ft In Ili-glut Miss Il:ii'rnn'4-r, K. lkrnsnan. M. Davis. I', lun-1-s-. IG. Fnylc-. J, Slvwari, Mr. Uoulu-, S1-wnul llmx' IG. White-, A. Hull. M. llalvy, l', D1-v, N. Sini. M. Uoylv, 14. 1'i'1mn-, M. l':lswiu-. J, l'l1illn'ivk, K. Xisslu-r, S, Sli-u-ns 1' 124-pple, B, Ilmzsa. C. Agarml, .I. Lynwli. 'l'lnirmI Ilmx Il. l'm-ngvlli, .l, Tobin. ll. t'nrran, ll, 0yR0llI'lit', L. lf'itzp:itrivk, Y.lu-laiu-y,S.Siu-rlnnriu-.S.'l'myiis1-uul,.l, lh-inultl, M. llnnlnn l'. XYiIlu -row. Ii. Urllway. J. Algvr. Iwmrtli luww l'. .Im-vlan, Il. tiihlvs, C. lin-xx'4-i', J. Cnniumrs. J. Khiyaiul, J, Vasu-y, J, C2llllt'I'l'Il. S. SlIl'liI'2ll'1l, lt. Mzusun, li. U'lli-rim. li, Brown. .l. Smith, I.. Alllk'y, D. 1'o1Iim.u-r, I . l'uta1iiur, E E 2 Front Row, Left to Right--lil. Congzdon. T. Fenti, ll. Lowrey. M. DiNard0, J. Class, M. Babcock. Second Row-Miss Gallagher, D. Sheon, I-I. VanScoter, K. Griffin, K. Brosnan, lt. Curran, J. AYYilll2IlllS, lt, Congdon. Third llowflt. Mess, E. Kightlinger, J. Tre-ntanelli, B. Knll, 15. Gray, M. A. Glynn, M. J. lVi1m-ox, J. Bennett, A. Kubiak, R. Shineburger, R. Wing, M. Lockwood. Fourth Row-J. Conners, D. Rice, T. McCormick, G. Nary, M. Davis, A. Mnzzellu, G. Barney, A, Suriani, L. Shinebnrger, W. Bull. G. Valentine, V. Urologic. The VO1CaI1O THE VOLCANO Official publication of the Hornell High School, Hornell, N. Y.-Issued Monthly During the School Year Published by the Evening Tribune under the direction of the students of Hornell High School All literary communications should be addressed to the Editor ,1,L.Li.i.. Editor-in-Chief - - - KATHRYN BROSNAN Business Manager - - - RICHARD CURRAN Sports Editors - HELEN VANSCOTEH, RICHARD CONGDON Photography Editor - - - JAcK WILLIAMS Art Editor - - - DONNA SHEON Faculty Adviser - MISS MARYANN GALLAGHER Red Staff Associates: Loretta Antonelli, Walter Ball, John Bly, Gerald Barney, Margaret Congdon, James Conners, Martin Davis, Telena Fenti, Mary Ann Glynn, Beverly Gray, Donald Hollister, Betty Kightlinger, Ruth Lowrey, Richard Mess, Thomas McCormick, George Nary, Vincent wologio, David Rice, Ruth Shinebarger, Mary Jane ilcox. Blue Stag Associates: Matthew Aini, Maureen Babcock, Jean Class, Mary C. DiNardo, Jacqueline Bennett, Ann Kubiak, Barbara Kull, Delos Jones, Marilyn Lockwood,I Andrew Mazzella, Joseph McKinley, Joseph Musone, Mary Rectenwald, Lawrence Shinebarger, Anthony Suri- ani, Josephine Trentanelli, Rachel Wing, Gary Valentine. Volcano Does It Again Yes, sir! the Volcano was awarded first place for the second straight year by the Gannett Newspapers. The honor was bestowed for pub- lishing the finest high school paper in the Rochester area. Two Staffs Because of the large number of students in- terested in journalism, the staff operated in two groups. They alternated in editing the paper. Busy Year Both staffs had a busy year. They turned out .40. seven issues including a s p e cial eight-page Christmas issue. Mem- bers were awarded press pins for their fine job. Congratulations! Heartiest congratula- tions to the Volcano re- porters and the hard working business staii for a task well done! Special recognition to Miss Gallagher, adviser, for her untiring efforts to improve the school paper and to Kay Bros- nan and Dick Curran for a remarkable job! Few students realize how hard these people worked. Z lfront lion. Left to Itiulxt Mr. Ve-ttz, M. lflainlers. M. Goodwin, IS. lbrilwny, li. Ilollcnln-ck, Ii. lil'USlHlll, A. IlIIt'I' li. liniln-3,.l.l'1:Iss, I. Wilnelmllrg, I , SlIvI'uoo1l,.l. t'i:IIIg:nliI1i,.I, Iturrin-I'. Svwollll Itow NI. A, Hyun, Y. ll:-lmiey. I'. Wells, It, White, .l. Itosc, J House, J, R+-:lv:III, .l. l'lIilln'ick, I.. Lot-kwo li. Nissle-r, M. Munn. l',DI-1-, l', Nlnincr. 0 't'IIir1I lion A. Shaw, W. Sick, E. t'ornislI, G. Voslnllruy K. Il1'll1'tlSlI'l-'ll, I'. Lorvc, It. Itolu-rts, Il. Wills:-y, Miller, I,, Aim-y, I . Catnlino, T, IM-egani, A. lH'IIlIllS4'llWPllJt'l , H, When-ler, K, Ilritz. ' l H ' atlona onor oclety Temporary' 1950 OFFICERS 1950-l95l, K.ARL HIGBENSTREIT President KARL HEBENsTREI'r FRANK CATAI.INo - Vice President - BARBARA BAILEY liEVERI.Y WHITE Secretary BEVERLY WHITFI XVILSON SICK Treasurer KATHERINE NISSLER PHILIP LoREE - Sergeant-at-Arms MAR.IoR1E GOODWIN MR. RALPII J. PELTZ Adviser - MR. RALPH J. PELTZ uTo create an enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate service, to promote leader- ship, and to encourage character in pupils of Hornell High Schoolv are the worthy ohjectives of the Hornell Chapter of the National Honor Society. This year the clulm accomplished much in achieving these high standards. An impressive induction ceremony was held on December 15. At that time twenty seniors and twelve juniors were tapped for menilnership. ln an effort to encourage higher scholarship, the Honor Society maintained the honor hulletin hoard each month. This, memhers hoped, would stimulate students to strive for honor marks. ln addition to donating time and Inoney to the Red Cross and other charitahle organizations. the cluh conducted a polio fund drive. However, National Honor Society is not all work. The social calendar included several social evenings, a hanquet ill the spring, and a picnic at Stony Brook at the end of the year. As you can see the society had a very enjoyable year. It will never he forgotten hy its memhers. .41. St-ated-N. Grltlitti, K. Brosnan, M. Coyle, Miss St'lllll'I'. Standilig, Left to Right-C. Dee, M. Gibbs, V. Delaney, C. Furlong, N. Sini, J. Burrier, M. Vantlrder, D. Argentieri, L. Scott, M. Lynch, M. Benson, B. Frewin, M. Moretti, D. Mastriuni, S. Rose, M. Gorton, S. Glynn, S. Feeley, R. Stevens, R. Congelli, B. Ord- way, S. Rooney, B. Sick, S. Stevens, I. Winelmrg, B. Scott. Girls' Hi-Y Beta Hi-Y OFFICERS OFFICERS I'resifIcnf NUNDINA SINI President - - - LAWRENCE SHINEBARGER Vive President CAROLYN FIIRLONC Vine President RICHARD CONGDON Ser-remry - - CAROL DEE Secretary EDWARD COYLE Treasurer - - MARY MARGARET GIBBS Treasurer - - THOMAS WEYAND Ser-geanr-at-Arnis - VIRGINIA DELANEY Adviser - MR. KENNETH BLAKESLEE Adviser - Miss EI.IzArn-:TH SCHURR The members of the Girls' lli-Y, under the capable guidance of Miss Schurr. have certainly kept their standards of service high this year. Ever on the alert to help, these active girls packed a Thanksgiving basket and sponsored a clothing drive for needy children. They also collected old felt hats and silk stockings for veterans at the Bath Hospital. To finance their projects, members held a social one bright Friday night. This, well as their many other at-tivities. was a great success. One of the best fed and most enthusiastic groups in school is the Beta Hi-Y. Convening at their bi-monthly dinners, the members have tried this year to follow more closely the original purpose of the Hi-Ygthat is, to aid other groups in supporting worthwhile school projects. ln view of the present international situation, the club has corresponded with former members of H. H. S. who are now in the service. Although the group is small, members have really been busy promoting activities of various kinds. Seated, Left to Right-E. Coyle, J. Stewart, L. Shinebarger, R. Congdon. Stnnding-Mr. Blakeslee, R. Lindennin, T. lVeynntl, M. Stoddart. Ss-uh-4l, In-ft to llightffMiss Nr-iltl, J. Bennett, M. llnugluton, M. .l. Wilcox, J. Congell, ll. llollcnlu-ck. Standing -G. lie-pple, M. Goodwin, M. Flan- ders, J. llosc, K. tlrifllti, B. Ortlwuy, E. Sw:-ringt-n, A. llllff, D. NVhite, H. Van- Scoter, Pl. Kightlinger, J. Lurrow, J. Ross, .l. Smith, K. Nlssler, B. Bailey, J. Dixon, C. Dee, J. Etltly, J. Hammer, V. Delaney, J. lteuvun, l-'. Sln-rwnotl, l'. Shiner, 0 y u 0 7 Q Girls Service Club Girls Science Club OFFICERS OFFICERS President - BARBARA ORDWAY President - MAIltLAlil'1'l' llAI.lCY Viw 1'ff'-Siffwli BEVERLY WHVYE Vice President - l1AttuAuA Room SFCVCWVY BARBARA HOLLENBECK Secretary MARY lVlMN2AItl-11' Glnus Treasurer - - AuLi:Ni3 HUFF Trwsurw. - 1 JUNE ROM.: Sf7g,eant'at'Am's 'M MAINE SWERESJEN Sergeant-ul-Arms - lh1ARCAltE'I' l1oNt.oN Afmsir ' ISS MARGARET ULD A4lr:i.svr - Miss Nl'll.l.ll'1 lluziuwson With the evergrowing need for service, the Girls' Service Club fountl many ways to serve the community and the school during 1950-1951. included in its list of activities was purchasing a YU membership, contributing to the Community Chest, packing a Thanksgiving hasket. making favors for the hospitals, and sponsoring a Bundle Day with Girls' Hi-Y. Money from a hakc sale and social made possible these charitable dona- tions. The ycal' was rountletl out with the annual hanquet at which Miss llarrower was presented with a gift for the school. l-'rout llow, Left to Iliglut--M. Gihlus, J. llose, Il. ltoosu, M. Ilulf-y, IL Donlon. Ss-conrl ltow-Miss Dickinson, M. Goodwin. ll. Builcy, Il. NVl1ih-, M. Philips. 'l'hir4l ltow -A. .lt-ffrey, J. Burrier, J. Class, Ii. Spelluey. .l. llouse, V. Ili-lune-y. I-'ourth ltow -J. Ross, M. Flanders, G. Repple. M. Glynn. .l. lleuvun. Fifth Row J. Bennett, ll. Orflway, M. Gor- ton, C. Witln-row. M. llrown. At an impressive candle light initiation on ,lanuary 3, the Girls' Science fflulr welcomed new Illt'llllN'l'S. 'lllu-sc girls, as Well as former memlwrs, were taking one of thc science courses. Under the guidance of Miss Dickinson, tht- li. S. C. endeavored to promote- interest in science hoth in the school and in the community. During the year the group journcycsl to Alfrefl to attcntl the Sl. Pat's festival. To climax events, the girls visitctl the Steuben County 1.ulxoratory Wllt'I't' they olnservetl the analysis of water antl lln- making of lrlootl tests. .- Y Front llow. Left to lligzlit-f-T. t'iI:Ino,l1, Herr Neekztr. J. I.opeI', Mrs. Yun Urstlttle, Ii, Grif'l'in. lt. Sliiiit-lrnrger, ll. lioosa, K. Kelly. J. 4'lII'istt-n. J. Tit-'t'Iiey, C. llorton. Set-ond tit-w li, Stn-on, Y. Matrix, A. lboorley. M. Ilitlais. J. I'liilln'it-lc, M. l'I1seot-. .l. Barnes. J. t'upai':tIiln, Il. Claney. 'l'lIir1l lion'--Il, Yeoinnn. J. Ilowartl. XY, Ilooker. J. Slit-oil, ll. Stevens. M. Vast-oe. .l. l4'l't-twin. lfourtli ltow ---XY. Iitlllftllltlll, D. Welelt, II. Fitieeo, J. Tobin, D. Lynt-li, Ii. KVM-eler. v Artisan Club OFFICERS President - - BARBARA Roost Vice President Jovfzii Ciiitisriirz Secretary - RIITII Siiiuiiimacixir Treasurer - KATII1.i:i3N KYILLY Scribe - - KAY GRIFFIN Adviser Mus. EDITH VAN ORSDALE The Artisan Club is truly a group of artistic individuals. As in the past, members have been busy promoting an interest in art throughout the school and community. One of the major projects this year was bringing to H. H. S. exhibits from different high schools, art galleries, and art schools. These exhibits included crafts and handi- work by European childreu. This latter work was obtained through the Red Cross. At the Regional Scholastic Exhibit in Rochester. the artisans exhibited work and participated in the denion- strations. .55 1 . . I A , ,ve Three Hmmersf lub Y A f .J 0l Fl'CERQ,f' . - I President Q i .X l , - Pmiiiit ,IQHDAN Vice Presirlenl v ' Awnizvv Bmiixstiitwitziciiii Secretary Vi--'Q - , - MARY iiiARGARl-1QT'UIlilSS Treasurer - - My I I - - RIcHAiiD D.-XVII-I Sergeant-ax!-Agizs X3 f, - AJARY Tnitkizsig MORIJTTI Adviser ly V ' ' - - Miss MIIXIII-in Donsicr The bree Mulrlmers Club got off to. aigood 'start this yeartxwi tryonfs' for net? members being held early in theifall. Ag' unusual! alent was 1' covered. Mieetings uxring th xfirst part of t year were given over toythe selectiontgf a one-act play. When the new year rqtllell around., 'QPest Cuestv, the qlub's choice, was a big hit. Later a thregjaet, play was produced for the public. Profits from-the three-act play were used to defray expenses of altrip to Rochester. There the ll. ll. S. actors watched while others performed. lfront How, Left to ltiglutfliliss Dorsey, IC, Colette, A. 1iI'llllllSt'llXVQiLft'l', lt.D:Ivit-,1'.Jorti:In. M, Moretti, M. Gibbs. M. Phillips, St-eontl lion' l'. llztley. J. T.:twl'ow, J. Beztvzln, .l. Aldt't'tn:In, U. Giulio. M. tloodwin, Y. Matrix. J. l'ltllI4'il,2lilll, t'. tlzttTin-y. li. Donlon. M. Tobin. 'l'liil'd ltow -I. XYiI1elvliI't.5, A. Seliietler. J. Donlon, Il, Seott. M, XXX-lt-li. il. WV1iii'I1, M. Voyle. Z. Ilzlll. 14. Or-dwily, M. Gorton. J. Loolin. Fourth How' 1'. Loree. It, Roberts, NV. Siek. B, Stevens, M. Iltieliett, XV, Sllerulnii, A. Daniels. G. t'heI'es- Iiowsky, II. Morgan, R. 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S. Glynn, C. lluisli, I. Winelunrg, M. M. Gibbs, J. Loolin. M. L. Lynch, A. Iloorley. Il. Sclnu-egrns, B, Kull. Front Row, Left to Right-.l. Lupe-r. P. Cartellu, D. Evans, Mr. Eddy. J. Cun- ninglnlln. J. Conne-rs, J. Bennett. M. Congdon, Y, Martz, II. Colle-r. Second RowffC. Savvy. T. Kerr, Il. Dos- ter, T. Deegan, lt, Johnson, T. Cilono, .I. Codrlington. .ff ' I I I if iid! , . rf , f. r J! ff I X ff, f 1 f fill!! Il M Q I Senior Horizon Club Visual Education Club OFFICERS OFFICERS l'resitler1f illAlt.IOKlli Coonwiu l'r-vsiflwif . - JAwii:s CONNILKS Vim' lvesiflvnr YIRGIVIA DTLLAMLY lfire I'resirlenr Josrvn CUNNINGHAM Seeremry Bi.-XRY l..0lllSl'1 COYLI-I Svgrpmry JACQUELYN BENNETT Treasurer - - CAROL DEH Treasurer MARGARPIT CoNcnoN Sergeafit-at-Amis - BARBARA SCOTT Adviser MR. CHARLES EDDY Adviser - Miss iliARTlIA PARK Although the Senior llorizon Club got, off to a late start, they made up for lost time-. Their new adviser, Miss Park, has been a favorite with the girls. ln ilu- fall. the club admitted new members. sent dele- gates to the llorizon Club Council, and helped with the annual Camp Fire Bazaar. Later, the girls made plans for the liigliliglu of the year the convention held in Reading, Pennsylvania. Yes. the Senior llorizon--a fine lot of girls -has eer- tainly been a busy group. Few clubs can boast such an enviable record of service as the Y. E. Club. Besides being responsible for movies, throughout the year, the club demonstrated the use and operation of equip- ment to interested parents and teachers. A photographic exhibit was also held, awards being given to the best picture in each of several classifications. The photographic staff added materially to the collection of photographs of school activities and also to darkroom equipment. We can be proud of an organization which has added so much to the school as the V. E. Club has. Front ltow, Left to Right: M. Ilopkins, N. Spuuldiug, K. Kelly, Y. Murtz, C. llorton, N. Arnold. Set-ond llow J. Itennett, J. Sinitlt. G. lt:-pple, M. L. Gorton, E. Streriugen. 'l'luird ltou' Miss t'ulluhan, M. IC. Dixon, M. Pltillips, J. Ileuvatit, A. lluff, J. Sen- nnin, t'. tllglio, .I. llunnner. l ourth ltow M. Pnseoe, J. Tobin, L. NYltite. M. Cole, M, Patseoe. T.. Brown, J. t'o1ldington. M. Congnlon, lb. I'it-ure rillo, I.. Loeltwootl, J. Congell, .l, Ross. t', Codtlington. Seated. Left to ltlglltf-Miss llztggerty, J. Williunis, Marie Monu, Il. Davie, Y. Murlz, l'. Jordon, Mudeline Monn. Sl-eoncl Row--N. Little, E. Iloughtulintf. J, t'nprurulo, It, Stevens, II. Smith, E. thiffney, t'. tiatfuey, l'. Ihtrrey, Il, Guth- rie. 'l'l1irrl ltow IS. Ilnwkins. M. Gibbs, J. .ln- eobs. M. tVr-leh, t', tligllo, J. Murphy, J. Luwrow, M. M, Sextstnith, ll. tiruy, B. Urtlwny. Fourth Row l'. Zlnrnowski, 'l'. Deegun, IG. Dillenzo, M. llxekett, .l. t'unniuglulm, If. Muliouey, ll, Stevens, A. Bruuu- sellwt-iger, Il, Ilolrerts. Delta Horizon Club OFFICERS President - GEIITIKUDE Ri:veLia Vir-e Presirlent - JUNE SMITH Serretary JAcQtu3LYN BENNETT Treasurer MARY Lou CORTON Scribe - - ELAINE Swi:R1Nci1N Adviser Miss Dottriu-:A CALLAHAN Although the Delta Horizon has been in existence for several years, it was not until last fall that it became char- tered as a senior group. Congratulations, girls! Under the leadership of Miss Callahan, these girls had a full calender during 1950-51. Memories of the Christmas party, of the carolling, and of the convention in Reading, Pennsylvania, will linger long with these fun-loving girls. To swell the treasury and make possible the annual week-end trip to Camp Rathbun, the group sponsored a bake sale and a fun-packed social. Radio Club OFFICERS Presiflerzt - Ruziituum lMxn': Viz-e President - YvoNNi1 Mfnrrz Secretary ltlmutz MONN Treasurer - - - - P1-LTI-zu jonnow Adviser Miss iXTAliGAltl'lT ANN ll,tt:c:i:lrl'v Although the Radio Club is only two years old. its popularity is great in llornell lligh. Already meinlmersliip is at its capacity. The club is divided into groups of six meinbers eaeh. These groups are responsible, in rotating order, for a radio program produced over WWHC every Saturday. This program is known as Teens 'n Tunes . These Teensi' had lots of fun planning their seript and selecting their Tunes . What really gave them a thrill, though, was actually being on the air. La Societe du Dernier Sou OFFICERS Presirlvnt lXl4RG'KItli'l' DoN1.oN Vim' l'rvsirle-111 lXlAHl1AltliT HALI-1Y Ser-rc-tary SANDRA VVHITI-'ORD Treasurer - - - DONNA SIIEON Arlziisvr Miss Y1m:lN1A Ilussourc La seanee est ouvertel Que la secretaire veuillc lire le compte renclu cle la clerniiwe seance? La Soeii-te ilu Dernier Sou a eu une reunion par mnis penclant toute cette 21Iltlt'f'. Nous avuns vingt-quatrc IIIGIII- lures. Chaque pensonne a un ami francais avec quiil e-change iles leltres. Pour le Jour cle Graaf' nous avons ilonne tous les neeessites pour leur :liner a une famille pauvre. Nous avons appris des Chansons et iles coutumes francaises pour la Fete de Noel. Nous espernns que les membres de l'annee proehaine S.21llllISi 1'Hlll aussi lrien que nousf' Que la rt'dlll't' soil fc-rmer! Front Ilow, IA-tt to Right J. Ilowurml. IC. Itowo. Il. Slit-on. IS. Iloulou, l'. Haley. S. NVI1it1'oril. J. Itoss, M. liooclwin. S1-1-oiul itow Miss llussong. .I. 141111151 M, Coyle, J. S1-ulnziil. li. Urnlwzly. I, XViiivlull'g:. G. Ilowaltwl. X. XX Ing, J. Ixlulplr. J. Lynvll. 'l'Iiir4l Itow V. Stu-rwuonl. J. Xvilllllll, Il. Stiles, Il. llzlrtley, ll, Yinreiit. Shorthand Club OFFICERS Prvsirlerzt - ,lowiiai PHII.ItltllIK Vive Prcsizlczzl ,Iovwrxia LNVVIHWY Sf?I'l'Uf!Il'j limlxiz El!!-ZRNTAN Trwzszzrer flfKlt0l,Y'Y Husain Adviser Mics. 'Wwe llolxr Tlu-re is nothing slow alnout thi- Slllbflllilllll lfluh even though il is one of thc youngest clulms in the school. 'Xlmost anytime you can find the memlmers of this busy elull taking rlietalion from records at a speed of eighty words per minute. To maintain their speed ancl increase their interest in the cluh. IIN'YI1lR'TS have sponsored Contests in shorthand and typing, visited husiness Concerns. and discussed ques- tions which might eonfront them in their sc-c1'etal'ial careers after graduation. Yes, the Shorthancl Clulr Can look hack with primle on their ill'lllt'W'lIll lll5 during a busy and siiwm-ssliil year. Front How. Left to lligghl Mrs, Ilolt. IC. I'IIn'rn1:lu, J. l'hilln'iek. J. Lnnrow, V. Ituisuli. Si-1-olul Itou' IC. Italie, A. Mnttison, J. Ilalmliufr, J. Marino. Y. Atkins. 'l'hiiwI Itou' W. lic-nisin. M. Idelwurils, M. Str-plu-us. D. Masta-rson, M. Crosst-tt. l'llV w-9' IXCJ Choir dl l if the Nlifccil Choir has gainc-fl an il vmnimincl p0rlm'imiiir'c al lllv New Ynrk Sluts Tl'ill'lll'I'S. Comviiliun ffai fini: min-1-il from all I'f'IHll'lS'fllIgl1llglllS of ilu' your invlufled ai lllnisliiius ussvinlnly, zz spring i-mn-1-i'I. and singing at the llili'l'ill2lllI'Pill0 ss-rvicv v Suprurmx ,luvk nllilc-rnlzin ll:-niw Allyn .lvmiiiv liulilwin Pllyllis Hiflilli- Murjnrie- llurlxlmrl ,loyvv fillflHll'Il Marilyn firmwa- .lunv lfilrly Mzirilyn lfilvvairilf Marilyn l'it'l'Q1lINlll Joanne' llmnmi-r Mary llivkh xvlllll-l'l'll lIll4llU'l' l iI'iiIl1'1's ,lurilun Hulwrlu l.angfnril lmis lmrow Hlllll l,owr1-y .lll,1't' Migllvlls Rulwrla Munn llarluirzi Urrlwuy Carolyn Haiscli l'or thi- Mixul flioir il was a Slll'i'6SSflIl yi-ar. Ilirvrlnrf - Mlc. R-xvwvw Miami Suzanne- Rililile- Carulyn Him- Nlirti- S4'liie'4le'r .Iuyr-v Smal! llurix S1'llIl1'l'j.f3h Murgurvt SI:-pllvns Carol Vogt Altus livlly BHsSill'll ,le-nniv Hrnnmlu Ilvlvn lfumplu-ll lfrlilll Cvlvllm' Lllliilll Clic-rf-siinwsky Juan lillflSlf'Il lilsii- Cilunn Mary Iiulc-lnun Xirginia llrnzii-r Marguri-I lliilas jnunns- Dixon ,Ioan Fawn-It Carol lligliu -49- l.urunc'u llillvlln' Dulori-s lilllllfll' ,lunv llzimillun lizlrlnura lluwkinf liurlmurzi Ilnlli-iilwifk Juunm- liuwruw l rz1i11refs Li-In Sliirlvy Munn Marilyn Niwr Mary Jo Snlinuf Mary iliowim-ml Slrirlvy Yun :llllwii Linda Whiti- Sanrlra Wliillnrsl Tvlmrs lfliffuril .xSlll1i1llQlll ilillnnlzls iiillllllb William llilllfilllklll Uvlus ,lrinf-s Anthony Marino William Rohan William Slim-rwnml l,ynn Stoni- ,lulin Tnlmin IfIlXX1'S William Alwurn ,lllllll Bly Earl Cornish Ruymunml lliulc-lu-1' ,lnsi-ph llnnninglnnn Tlmnius lilllllllllflllillll l,l'n finx Rolu-rl Dunn William Uri-1-nlliul Ruhr-rt llulli'nlw1'lx ,lzunvs Mm'Kinl4-y juss-pli M1'KinIe'y RiCll2iI'4l Milla-r Hicllurrl MnnIgLuim-rx llvrald Pow:-rs William Sli:-riilun l :llQlf'IlQ' Stillman Front How. I.:-'ft to llight- -A. Brannsc-liwe-iupr. Drum Major: J. Mt-Nutt. NI t'ootli'inl1 nterl l 'wtt i -o . nb-tr . wouvl Hou' M. l l:lntlt:rs. J. Smith. Drum Major and Majorettes lf you lt'au'lt'cl it Behind the Scenes Thr- choir works-tl hard this yt-ar preparing its animal 'a tht- hand vorritlor during tht- first Christmas concert, presented in the evt-ning for tht- public pi-rlotl in tht- fall vou no doulsl hr-ard the Ury, Look and in school as an assembly. Likewise. the hand diligently practised in preparation for the spring cones-rts. At thc end out! Wt-ri-n't you surprist-tl to liarely escape a flying lialonl of the yr-ar. lioth musical organizations took off for parts unknown on tht-ir traditional trips and treated others to llnde-r tht- leadriship of their l Xl7l'llPllI drum major. lht- tnaiot't-tte-s had a husy yt-ar. Proliahly the most unfor- gt-llalilv half-time- of tht- season was that of the Horn that grand t'I1iC 1'i2liIlIil0Yli li. H. 5. enjoyed all yvar. ln spilt- of tht- work Z1l'i'0FIlpliSllQ'ti, tht- hand and tht- all- choir took time out for laughs. The t'aInvra vaught them hehind tht- svenvs -lsolh at work and play. Wt-llsvillo ganna lt must haw- lit-on fun to twirl those slippt-ry liatons. l. Hark tht- llt-raltl Angels Sing -Tho choir give-s forth. 2. Can this lic- prat'titfe f--.lavk plays hy ear or does he? 'llhv major and lllLl,ltil't'lll'S wort' vvvr loyal to their Alina Practice makes pvrfecl- -The vlarineft sc-otion studios a Slat:-r. 'llllvy vould always lu- tlvpc-mlm-tl upon for a super pl'l'ftPI'lllilIlt't'. A J -ta 41. 'JU' I SQ -Q-7 new pivot-. 4. A Big Slit-ki' lesson from Artic --,lohnill play il right or else-l 5. All alone -Earl sings his solo at the Christmas assernlily. 6. Time out for a t'ot1ft'rt't1ct' 4 Wir. llarringlon and Mr. Kit-all talk things ou-r. 7. Some choir mvmht-rs get down to lmusinvssl Vl'lw1'v's your music. :P qitlilli? if, Band Ons! of tim most avtivc' ami most oulslanding groups in school is the H. ll. S. ilaurl. lfudvr the alvlv fllI'f'fI7ll0ll of lVIr. Harrington, lhis fxlllllllSl3Slll' group has pvriornu-d brilliantly both on the 1-oncerl stage and ou the football field. 'lllcsc Hui- porformam-es have won for the hand praise and rcvognilion throughout Hornell lligll and Vlbllllllllllllj. l'i1'r'olos Nlarilvc l'osi Nlary l'opc-laml Firsf lflllfrs Nlarilun- Post Mary l'oiu'Iaull !ll'm-tvlia-ii llraiiiisvliwvizc Sv'r'o1l1l Flulrs William lloilgzv NlZlI'Q.Z'Jll'L'l llousou Suv Spalding: Firsl 1'Irrrif:1'fx I'0g:g:y XVclls Varol Form-ll Vlifforrl NVill0y Nauvy Arnold G1-ralfl Nlillllil'll Sr:-oilrl f'lrrriur'fs Juuu Smilli Nlary .lauv Wilcox liolwri ilotlgzv lloualcl Vi'n-:uri-1' Xauvy llovor Tllirrl I'Iurif:v'fs Marjoriv Goodwin .lil1'llllL'llllC' 'l'oliiu llarluara l+'or4-man l'lilL?l'll .Xtkius liolwrl NL livrklviiwalzl Rim-lmr4l i.lUllllSUIl Gloria llUl4lIlllll4lll0 f'1lIlI fl Vlurinrlw .lavk B1-avvr Nh-rlc Ilzwkcti llclly Nivor .loaunv Ariustroug Suzzuuu' lin-iliiauur .luuv Wossm-ls Naiwy NViuLr .lllo Vlrlrinwlx .lzu-qxicliiiv Ross Nlarilyu R1'liIlJlllk'l liiviiarrl llt'lll'Sl'll ,I- lliiwr-ior NIR. IJICAN I.. ll.'XRRlNfi'l'0N Huxs !'lrlrinr'ls Mary lflauxlvrs .lJIl'llllQ'lill0 Palmer llolorr-s Mastriaui Uhows Jam- Mm'Nult Carol Ilrvsslvr Iirrxsoons l'll'l'1ll'Til'k Sl'lllllliZ Blarva VVQ-lliuglou l il'Sf .-llfo Srl.roplloll1's llwiizlll Vi'ills0y .Kuna M4'KihhL'u Srwmlrl .Ilfo Su.ruplwil1's Joan K'oup.:c-ll .loan Cauau l'alri1'ia Arinslronp: Twilor Slnroplmnr' Tliomas Orilway ls'rn'ilonrf Srr.roplun11' Harry Corwin Firsf l'or1l1'f,e .Xrlllur Shaw Karl lluln-iislwil Sw-mlfl f'u1'1l1'fs Ilivharil lirlrly .ltlllll l,au1lou Tliriul l'o1'n1ffs Maclcliuu Nlouu l,u1'ille Brown .l2llll0S Brown Follrfll f'ornf'f.w Iloroiliy Gillvih' Marilyn l'i4'k:lr1l Peter DcSautis Firxl Horns Rivliaril 'I'o1l1l Ilulcu Class .51. Nw-onrl llnrns .Xmlrs-w UNIllllSl'llN'0lilt'l' Varol llrown Tliirrl Hornx z - KmortV'StTl-' , ' X-fvfn-r1'eK-1vmi.'h ,,f -4 l mlrIl1 Ilurns limlmuml Nlillvr Robe-rt Ilwyor Firxf 7'1'o:nlmuf's Frank lalalmo llokc Smith Sw:-onli 7ll'4llIllPUHl'S .lolm Svroxtou Vllarlcs llootrlior 'l'hirrl Tronilnnlfuw Iii4'l1ar1l Sioux' George Van lxvurou lfnriloavs .lauws llovs-r VVilsou Sivk Gary Stn-war! l,awrvuc'v Lovkwood 1'4'llo Marilyn Svamau Nfflilll Hrlxsrs l.iurla Scot? Zyllouu llall Tulum Sam Nasva flllJll'll'S Cauau .losi-ph Uomlsvll William Ilorlraui l 'l'JIllL'lS Ilvsivvr l'f'i'rusximl Rivliaril Davis' 'l'lllllll5lS Hvulaml l raus'is Nlalloux-y Yi-rnon Stuart .l2lllll'S Xlvliay vb' I Ui. 1 sl l'a'f' Q 4 MW ww, uw 'H wx' X pm Y 1 I1 ,-mg - Mlm, fe, ,gupgm WV 'W 'N fm 54, W -4 u- 1 W Wm , 'AMN' v cn1Tll1llQ1Tie:s lrront How, Ls-ft to Itiglut-Mr. Czlstiglionc, F. Cntalino, ll. Congnlrni. .I. W1-yainl, lt, Cliclclmec, D. Bllclullmn, ll. liinnvy. J. lflaxitz. lt. Toilet, Il. Argvnticri. F, 1'4'nfo1+I, Il. lfizxcvo. Ib. .Iam-Otis. Sm-mul How' .I. Pri-tv. .l. Ilicks, U. Uoogzni. II. Gihlus, It. Bvnosch. l'. Czman. A. Cllltlwlglllll, Il. Sciotti. l'. Lon-1-, .I. Barney, .l. Ile-an. J. Al QI4'lltl9l'l. It. Pollinger, W. lit-yen, Mr. Ilonsc, Tliirtl Ilow--D. Evans, It. Magee, 11. Cnnty. Il. Mr-Curtliy, 49. Hurvat. S. Hill. J. Cinncinsi, lt. Cofhliimgton, S. Helmut, li, Hollenbeck, R. Ftaitz, W. MacFn1'luud, R. Mr-Kemley, R. Khonke, G. 1'Owers. Varsity ootball Co-Captains - JACOB FLAITZ, WILLIAM ROHAN Coach - - MR. LORENZO CASTIGLIONE Managers ANTHONY SURIANNI, DERWOOD EVANS Faculty Manager - - - MR. GORDON DELAIR All who saw the 1950 football team in action know that it is undoubtedly the most outstanding squad in the history of football at Hornell High. After sweeping the Vlfest Central Conference without a defeat for the second straight season, the HRed Raiders went on to tie a strong Auburn aggregation. A single setback by Union-Endicott marred an otherwise undefeated record. To cap the season, the '4Raiders,' placed Penfold, Rohan, Fiacco, Binney, Cod- dington, and Todd on the Hrst team of the mythical all-conference eleven-an enviable record for Coach Castiglione and the squad. I lnrncll llnr iinx ll llor xit- ll llornell llnioii-Endicott W- --- Elmira Heights ,, Corning Free Academy- Batavia , --- SCORES 27 llornell ,.f.. 20 6 llornell ..... 41 12 flornell ..... 18 7 llornell ..... 6 A Corning Northside Vlfcllsville -- Geneva H Auburn - SCORES 1 P CW A f tj H' lv J All YC ' Front Itow, Luft to ltightv-J. Mauro. J. McKay, It. lfizlcco, It. l'llllL1llUIl, J. Mclluire, E. Voyln-, .l. Fluitz. Sv:-ond Rowe-Mr. Hartman, XV. Bull. It. Linrls-man, W. Itvvillc. Varsity Baslzethall y Captain - - - RICHARD Cowcnozv Coach - - MR. ELLIOTT HARTMAN Managers - - WILLIAM REVILLE, RAY Rom-:RTS Faculty Manager - - - MR. GORDON DELAIR During the l950-1951 season, which featured many close and exciting games, the L'Red Raidersw maintained a scorinff avera e of nearl sixt oints er vfame. The U 3 Y P P e Y also attained an Over-all record of sixteen victories and suffered only three defeats. After having Captured the Steuben County AA Championship, Hornell moved into Rochester for the Section V Tournament. At the sectionals, the Raiders, met with a strong Ceneva quintet in the semi-finals. They were iinally eliminated from competi- tion hy a score of 53-50. The Steuben County Champs terminated the season by placing Rich Congdon and jack lVIc-Cuire on the All-County Five. Graduation will mean players. Coach Hartman as well as Hornell High will sorely Horncll llorncll llorncll I lornell I lorncll I lorncll I lorncll I lornell llorncll Jamestown .......... Corning Northside --- Wcllsville ,....,,,,. Corning Free Acadcmy Bradford ., .,s....,, - Dansville -- .--- Bath ..,., M- Olean sss... Y, , ,- Painted Post --, -,.- llornell Hornell Hornell Horncll Horncll Hornell Hornell Hornell Horncll the loss of six valuable feel this loss next year. Corning Northside -- Jamestown .....,.,,. Corning Free Academy Bath .,,... . ..,,,,,. Bradford W, ..-- Olcan ,,.. , - W1'llsville M, ,-,- Painted Post - .,,. - Dansvillc ,H ---- Ilornell ...... 50 Geneva ....... --- 58 Q 46 40 35 35 57 50 26 48 44 1 t'out ltow. Lt-ft to ltiglit-J. tlenry IG. U'llt-ron. .l. t'rostun, ll. Mt- Vttrtliy. lt, l'tttln-In-e, T. Kerr. ll Flziitz. S4-eond llow- fMr, Strnssuer. T. tlilrlns K. Averill. 141. llunt, 11. Miller ID. Jett-olrs. I.. Fitzpntriclt. 44 Front ltow, Left to ltiglitfll. St-iotti A. Cltlllvllglllli, 11. Gihlus, ll. Cunle hee, U. Blltdlllllilll, 11. Mess, It Karnes, IJ. Coogan, M. Davis, J llerry, U. Aslilnntlgli. lf. xv1ltl10S. Second Howe e.l. 1':lltnes:tno, J. M1'Kin ley. .I. l'ruttieo, E, Clevelnnml, lt B1t'11:lIe, ll. Slaglit, L. Clattivy, F Grillo, li. 311-Cztrlliy, II. linyne. Tliircl ltow--l'. Colettat, J, lleztver, J XY. Maw l zlt'l:tlul, F. Trax. E. Hrinu-s J. Argentieri, A. Blatzzc-lla. Fourth ltow---Mr. Uustiglione, J. To lain, G. Brewer, S. llill. J. Blcliaty 11, Codtlington, It. 1 iuct'o, ll. 'l'o1Id I . Hunt, U. Iirewvr, Mr. lb'Neil. Junior Varsity Basketball Track Coaches ,llrznagers The end of Junior Varsity two defeats. During the to the Varsity. Raiders from ing a fifty-one the highest sc l'i'Ct'IlI yt'3I'S. Hornell .... llornell .. Hornell .. Hurnell ,, liornell , llurnell . ,, Hornell ,.., llurnell Hurnell , Hornell ,.., Hurnell , Hornell .. llornell .. Hurnell Hornell . .. Hornell .. Hnrnell .... NIR. Jouzv S'1'RAssNt:R, Mn. Jouv House - - l.i:vi1ttNt: Bltovvu. JACK GEARY the 1950-1951 lrasketlrall season found the witli a record of fifteen victories and only season several J. Y. starters were advanced This, however, did not hinder the Junior achieving a splendid record. By maintain- point average per game, these boys became oring Jayvee outfit H. H. S. has seen in SCORES . 51 Corning Northside ..., . 37 53 Vl'ellsvil1e .... .,. ., ,. .... ,,. 25 tx Corning Free Aeztdeiny ..,, .,.. 3 2 . :tri Bradford ,,., , .,.. ,..,, . . 4x . 5:5 llnnsville ,,..., .. ., ., ., 'tl 53 Bath . ,,,,,.., .. , 22 .. til Olean .... , ..... . .. -ts ,, LT Painted Post ,.., . 26 tu Corning Northside tt . 53 Conipass League All Stars ..,. 31 .. 55 t'ot't:ing Free A1'2ltl0IllJ' ..., , 35 G2 Bath . , . .. 33 :ill Brzulford ,,,..., . .. 415 ., 52 Ulean ....,,... ..... 4 l 55 Wellsville .. ,, 26 .. 62 Painted Post ,.., . 26 46 Dansville 26 Capnzin DONALD CoocAN Iforzrfz. Mn. LORIQNZO CAs'1'1cI,10Nt: Manager - Ftmucxs Bt:Avi-an Ifrzmlry Manager Mn. Common Dt:LA1n During 1950 the ll. ll. S. gispiketnenw enjoyed their first undefeated season in years. With Captain Don Coogan setting the pace. the spike- sters swept the county meet besides emerging victorious in five other outings. Seventeen hoys represented H. ll. S. at the sectionals in Rochester, with first places going to Hornell in the mile and mile medley races. As few track teams can boast an undefeated season, the 1950 team can truly he proud of the record it has set. Moran. lt, Argentieri. lt. Slnglit, Front Row, Left to Right-Il. CmIding.:ton, F. Penfolrl, W. Murphy, R. Cnngdon, R. Burkhart, A. Surlanni. Soc-olnl How --Mr, llnrtinnn, .I. lizlrney, J. Annlto, J. Knowlton, lt. Kinney, .l. Flnitz, C. Mauro, ll. McKennf-y. Baseball Captain ----- Appointed for each game Manager - RONALD MCKENNEY Coach - - MR. ELLIOTT HARTMAN Assistant Coach - . - Mn. JOHN STRASSNER Despite a rather slow start, the 1950 baseball team finished its season with a better than average record. After winning four of its first seven games, the local nine went on to take three straight from Painted Post, Corning Free Academy, and Corning Northside. In the race for the Steuben County A-A Championship, the Red Raiders placed second in a field of five teams. The 1950 baseball team is to be congratulated not only because of its outstanding record but also for the fine sportsmanship it displayed during the past season SCORES Hornell --- .... 18 Alfred-Almond -- - Hornell --- -- 3 Bath .......... -,.- - Hornell --- -- 0 Corning Northside --- - Hornell --- -- 6 Painted Post ..... ---- - Hornell - - , -. 0 Corning Free Academy - - - - Hornell - - - - - 6 Alfred-Almond - - - -, Hornell -.- -,.-- 13 Bath ...... -- - Hornell - - . - - 3 Painted Post ......,. . - , Hornell - - ,- 6 Corning Free Academy - - , Hornell --- - - 5 Corning Northside ---- - .57. l-'rout lloyv. 1.1-l'I In lliglut 49, Yosluirg. .I, Mvliinln-5, '1', Ui'ilyy':ly'. Il, Kull. .I, I'i':ilfii'o, 43. l'ouui-rs. XI. Blvliu-i'ny', .l. Iquvlu. l . liillouzo. Sovoiul lloyy' li. Yululoi'yy'ork1-i'. XI. Iiuvix. XY. Ili-yillm-, V, l1r'vyy'e-i'. 'l', l'luuvy, .I. Iinoyvliou. Il, Ili-itiului-r. .l, Tobin. Xl.NI4ulml:lI'1l,ll, I.iu4I4-n1:1n,I.All-lxuy. Il. Xl4'll:1lv.Kl!'. Williams, Soccer High Lights f,',,l,,,,j,, ,,,, .lUS,.y,.H pimvmjo 'l'l1v giyni anil ilu- lnowling alloys are' always popular l,lIllII,LIt'l'.Y I.-yyylu-xvzi-1 l.o1:Kwoou, RKYXIUNU X uni-Jlcwoiuucu Wllll llll' u'mm '5 of ll' ll' 5' ln lll' full- Wllvy lull mul lvmnyh up WHHHI WHIHHS llilIllk'lllh wi-rv lu-lil anal ly:-pl ilu- girls lniglily lmusy. ,Xa wiulx-1' approavlu-ml. howling anil lnaslwlliall look llu- apol lifflll. lllltl an 1-xviling 33-29 ganu- lin-ml up lllt' luaslivllvall lnmloi' ilu- rapalllo voavliing of Nlr. Willianif. a new- 2' H A I y scason. Yyuli spring. vaun- liallnunlon and llu- all-inipor- vouu-V. llu- ll. ll. S. Soi-cor llll'k1lll again Viilllt' llirougli willi 4 . . , .. lant county' lournanivul. llc-rliaps llu- sliola lu-low will lll ll llllIltll'5 ln Ullllllflllf' llu' Lounlv Lrown for Iluy ' 1- . l r- . . . . . . IlIC'lllI'Q'. inori- yivully llian worclf. soinr- ol llu- sports 4-njoyvsl hl'l'UIlll Slfkllgllll your. y l liy Ilu' girl allilvlvs ol ll. ll. 5. lu le-uguv l'1llllIll'lllilill llu' N50 lSool4-rs . lm-il liy' flap- Iuin ,loo Prallim-o. vvon- yivlorioua in llirvo outings. lic-il ly 'HW gum,.,,f Ill., 51.31, GK.,-I ,-HHS --gm . 2' lyiwllwillg .Xilmlisou twice: and nlroppml only two ganws luolli lo a llie- ganna' Ilial ravlwl won't Iiiili- you, Kuliq-. 3. 'liliul poworlul llaininoiulsporl I1-ain. llornc-ll also amlnlwl Iwo flying luroucl jump vvlion-1 llif- lllL1l.,l1'zlIl'f 1. Solid an nonfvounly yiulorin-s lo ilf re-coril al llw vxpvnso of ,Xlfi'v4l- a Hork Margin- ln-iuls 21 su-iuly-ing lianil. 5. Foul sliool- xllllllllll. Xfln-r llu- lroys ilvfe-alvsl Waylanml in ilu' qlliif- ing 1l4'lllUlll 'Xrlviio lwc-px worm-. wllilm- .laolyio sliools. 6. in-r-liuulx ol' llu- all-important M'l'lllYIl2l.lS, llu-y' ilroppn-ml 11 A ll1l'e-v-liliggr-wil grip ,loannv gi-Is a gooil llolil. T. Wy om- poinl nl:-riaiou lo wr-llsyillo in llu- vlofi-ly vonlvslwl 21l'lllllg lia1'ly'f Nlary' Nlargurr-I works llanl. S. lg Illia ,mimi-liiiula. bowling. Joanne and Pat? Peggy' iloc-suit quita- aglw-v. Wil KW Q-1 1-- 'H fllhi 1 I-'rtmt lltnv, l.t-ft to llight fli. llttllt-nht-t-k, J. Ilixtni, S, l-'t-t-lt-y, A, lll1l'l', ll. Whitt-. Y. Marta, Nt-t-tnntl lltvw M. 'I'tuwnst-ntl, Miss lDiVint-t-nzn. M. Phillips. Varsity Cheerleaders tfupluin - Altuiwii lll'l-'I-' Trt-usnrt-r SITZANIXI-l l-'1-:I-:Li-LY .fltltvixt-1 xllSh lJt11.oln1s D1Y1Nt:i:Nztr l rtnn tht- initltllt- tif August until tht- last has-ke-thall game, tht- Yarsily lllit-t-rlt-atlt-rs faithfully prautit-t-tl their CllQ f'I'S, tvltl antl nt-w. Bt-t-ansv tif this t-trnstant prautirt- and tht-ir untlying loyalty. tht-y gain:-tl rt-t-ugnititnn not only in tntr .-Xhna Nlalt-r hut also in surrtvuntling st-lltmls. 'l't1 raist- rntwnt-y for nt-w nnifnrrns. a stwial was ht-ltl. ln atltlitinn. pl'llgLI'LllllS wt-rv stfltl tlnring tht- ftmthall antl haslwt- lrall st-asons. Always uppt-rintist in tht- avtivitit-s of tht- t'ltt-t-rle-atlt-rs wt-rt- tht- prtnntrtitm tif sclintvl spirit antl the e-mzuttragt-irit-lil ol' t-ht-t-ring on tht- part ttf stntlt-nts. The-ir lint- strlltml spirit st-I an t-xa1nplt- lor tht- slntlt-nt htttly at all athlt-tit' t-vt-nts. Iayvee Cheerleaders Iftzpttlin - Nltuu lCl.l.t-Lx lhxtnx Atlz'ist'r Miss llliI.tbRI-.s IJIX Iwi-:Nyu 'l'ht- ,layvve lllit-'t-rle-atlt'rs wt-rv a husy httnt'h ul gals this yt-ar. 'l'he-ir pt-ppy t'ltt-t-rs he-pl spirits up whvn tht- going was ttvugh. ln atltlititvn to strliviling atls antl svlling programs at tht SHIIWH. tht- .l. Yfs t-tnnpt-ratt-tl with lht- Yarsily in staging pt-p ilSS!'lIlllly lptfltm- tht- lltvrning Nnrthsitlt- lvaslxt-lhall galnt in the spring, tht-y t'tvnipt-lt-tl in tht- trytiuls for twrvt-tttl plat-t-s tin tht- Yarsity. A hanqut-t for lntwth Varsity antl ,layvt-t- squatls t-limax an t-ve-ntlul yt-ar. 'l'hrt-t- t'ht-t-rs for tht- 1-lit-t-rlt-atlt-rs! I-'rtnnt lltvw, l,t-fl to lligght S. 'Ftvwnst-ntl, Miss Di- Yint-t-nztm, li. l'it-t-irilln, t'. tligrliu, M. li, Dixon. l'. lit-Ili, S. Slit-rlvnrnt-. li'i'ou' llow, I.vII to lliglit Mrs. Nllvlu-1-ll..l. Ilixou, N. Bi-llnl, M, .l. ltussoll. N. its-lum-y. .l. iongi-ll. 1.. lin-pplv. .l. livuuvlt, .l. liiunilu. li. llrosunu, Si-vouil ltoo' ll. l.ouri-y. M. Moun. M. Mouu, .I. l.uivrow. M, ltiXnrmlo. .l. llwivaln. .l. l'Iurlsta-n. Y. Mnrtx, l', liirlus. 'l'l1ir1l llow ll. Y:iuSvoti-l'. .l. Illlrrio-r. L. Arvie-ri, M. 1'ong4lou, .l. l'll'i'Wlll. I.. l.oi'lQn'oo4l. M. Wurrl. A. llllff. K, Kelly. M, I'l1ilA lips, ll. NX liltv, .l. lloss, ll. lioulou. M. llzlli-y. lfourtlt lion' I.. lll'tlNYll. l., S--otl, .l, Coililingtou. D. Gillette, 1'. Sllini-r, B. Iloorlvy. M. l.ol-lcwooil. N. Gil-omlo. A. Iioorls-y, M. Colm-, li, 0l'llNHlJ'. V. Witlwi'mv, M. .l. Will-ox. Girls' Athletic Council Girls' Bowling League oFFlc:i:Rs orrnzlcns lmlmlmt INN f-ONGFLI l'rvsiflz'r11 - - Nlxm' JANIQ VVIIAIUY Viva l'rmif!m1t Gl li'l'lil'Dlf Rrppu' Rfwlfflfflg Sl'f'ff'1fIf,V li-Wlllffl-4 SHIWH SWWNIH, - VIRHMA DHANFY I,l0l'fl'SfIOIllHlIg Sw'l'0t11l'i' ,IoxNN Fullwlx , ' f ---- - 41 A' I'ri-fzsurvr Jiu:Ql1i11.YN Bl-1NNH'l l' TH llf r M W jlolxw I umm 41lH.Wr MIN CVMH, QHFHHN Cuprmns li-am l. irlili'l'lilllll-1 Ri:i'i'i.i1g loam ll. .'XliI.liNl'1 'l'Iu- purpose of lln- U. .-X. C. is lo cultivate inlorc-st in sports anml lo prornoti- gooll sportsmanship llirougliout llie S1'llU0l. llllS yvar llu- 1-ounvil lu-lil play ilays and sports :lays in liasketliall, liowling. liarlininton, and softball for girls in lliis arf-a and sponsored a local Girls' Bowling League. To finance- llu-so avlivitivs. a lialw sale and a sovial wr-rv llelml. ll. ll. 5. woulcl Certainly lw incoinplvli' williout tllvsc- girl allllotos. 'l'lu-ir vigorous arnliition anml fine sportsman- sliip llam- lllilfl-'Q Team Ill, H0lll4lll'l'A Ml NNg 'll-ani lY. l'lUlliXll:K S'l'l-IIN and Fimwzizs l,i1'rog Tr-ani Y. lllmuzniuzi' tlomlzg Ti-ani YI. 'Fi-1I.i:N.A Fi:N'r1g Tn-ani Yll. .lowu l'lItl'lVl'l'NQ Tx-ann Xlll, Doius Sciwiziiuxs. 'l'ln- Girls' Bowling League is afnliale-tl willi lln- Anwri- can .lunior Bowling Congress. a national organization of junior llowlc-rs. 'l'l1is year llie league participated in an all-county lnvvl anil two sectional lc-lcgrapliie tournanic-nts. At the bowling alleys then- was always a lu-on spirit of compvlition as lln- 1-iglil lm-anis liattli-il away. hoping to lw the local winnm-r anal tllus lo earn llu' riglit to lakz- part not liven unnotim-ml. in llw National VlNUllTIlillllt'lll in AlZll'l'll. lirst. llow. l.vI't to ltiglut Mrs. Slu-lu-Q-11. A. Uoorli-y. ll, Stein. A. llutl', ll. Munn. M. Wilt-ox. J, l.nwrow. .l. l1'l'i-wiii. l'. Shim-r, T. F1-uti. M. Poli-. ID. Svlim-vgzis. tl. ll4-pplv. l , lmto, -vousl llow .l, .Xl'lustrong, A. Mi-Kilrlu-n, E. F1114-ttv. ll. YunSrot4-l'. M. Nlllflilllllll. M. l i-rglislm, J. lie-avail. l', Brosnan. J. QIIIIFIZ, S. Slnerburne, J. McKay, S. Neilil, Y. Martz, C. Rive. I.. Ari-ieri, M. Mn'Czit'fex'y, N. Little. S. Wliitforil. lliiral Row-M. Monn, M. Monn, M. Congdon, J, Congell, J. Bennett, J. Smith, J. Llewellyn, M. Haley, li. Oulway. S. Munn, R. Dibiardo. V. Delaney. M, Pascoe. M. Didas. M. Lockwood. X. 'Y K W 1 may of slr 4 Q39 'i X 'R 'Wu I ,,!I - WI - 4, ! b El If f. 0 I W J' Ha -. 91 4 .. . Su, '-.,. M ,V J X -, W 6 4.3 Q' , ' 017' K' 'X X x ,X X V' af as fin., 'Q Roll Call Carolyn Agard Matthew Aini Everett Alger Loretta Antonelli Raymdnd Argentleri Clifford Ashbough Maureen Babcock Walter Ball William Barnaby Gerald Barney Joanne Beaven Winola Beman Jacquelyn Bennett John Bly Andrew Braunschweiger Charles Brewer Donna h Brewer Mark Brewster Kathryn Brosnan Mary Brott John Brown Betty Lou Burdett Ruth Burgess Joan Burrier Helen Campbell Eleanor Canty John Cardamone Delores Carey Dorothy Casey Frances Cassidy Frank Catalino Edith Celette Jack Chapman George Cheresnowsky Joyce Christen August Ciancaglini Rosemary Cianciosi Thomas Cllono Jean Class Janice Coddington Ronald Coleman Margaret Congdon Richard Congdon Robert Oongdon Jean Congell Rosemary Congelli James Conners Noreen Coogan Earl Cornish Barry Corwin Edward Coyle Richard Curran Gerald Damrath Angelo Daniels Martin Davis Carol Dee Virginia Delaney Barbara Dickinson James Didas Mary G. DiNardo Mary T. DiNardo Neel Ditcher Margaret Donlon Alice Doorley Likes Wayland to ask questions to drive Ham' all football Martha homemaking basketball to crack jokes to flirt to laugh English chemistry lab to work to think to be shy roller skating buses to eat sports no homework Bill to have fun house parties square dances her gum girls UD art life to read math Alfred good question! to hunt and trap to laugh to argue sports ? P ? money and women hard to tell likes to eat his car to skate opposite sex to work? the sax to laugh efliclency to gab to direct choir all freshmen sports brunettes fooling around all the girls basketball to type sports life ? ? ? the opposite sex 'em older Business Math fudge art Horoscope Where Found with Jo-Ann nobody knows Arkport 10B with the gang freight house Jack's Handicraft first floor at the Supreme 2nd floor G. A. C. Miss Dunham's roller skating 33D the drugstore sleepwalking 5 and 10 in the ring with Don at Bethesda pumping gas riding horseback typing with the gang with Joyce Sugar Bowl working on his car here and there Sugar Bowl library reading sports section at socials working in his jalopy at Penneys at the parlors at the Majestic with Bill Elmhurst at the fairgrounds at the drive-in Majestic at practice skating with Vee Sugar Bowl V. E. ohice Sugar Bowl taking tickets at June's here and there gettings ads Company K East Ave. who knows at school with Arlene 11A here and there with Jenny DiNardo's Store with Jim with Marge and Peg with the girls .52. Can You Imagine not neat with a brush cut with a Dodge without a scarf having his homework done with a mustache being untrue hurrying mad early for class eating not studious her worrying shy without the gang outspoken snobbish wrestling without friends without a joke a card shark blonde without friends without June a Brunette in school girl crazy with short hair short and fat causing a riot in love no refreshment 7th period at the Triangle a. teacher not sketching a romeo flirting a tight rope walker glum without ambition without broad shoulders not smiling without a smile smoking a pipe flirting without the girls without keys with straight hair late a top driver going steady not looking sharp not arguing being quiet with a toupee not busy not cuttin' up liking boys going steady tall excused illegally over expressive doing homework without a smile Our Prediction housewife a. chef pro-auto racer fashion model 2nd ChooChoo Justice forest ranger Congress woman coach of Rochester Royals a preacher a gab Homemaklng teacher English teacher Skating Vanities star scientific farmer pharmacist Van Johnson, 2nd housewife champ Editor of Charm a Miler haberdasher Powers model Mrs.? psychiatrist opera singer Beauty consultant mechanic Dick's wife teacher saleslady White House janitor lst woman president business man trapper Manager of Penneys 2nd Mel Patton a success another Tommy Dorsey elevator operator Physical Ed. teacher dog catcher leading lady Samson II a heart breaker eiliciency expert Secretary at Alfred Bank president nurse Manager of Steuben henpecked husband married country's best dressed man 2nd Joe Louis a playboy Loblaw's manager capable stenographer comedienne missionary truant oiilcer movie star Mrs. America Good Humor Man Lab. Technician great artist Roll Call Robert Dunn Rlchard Eddy James Emerson Phlllp Emery Derwood Evans Suzanne Feeley Telena Fentl Jacob Flaitz Mary Flanders Carolyn Furlong Verna Gardner Lucy Glbi Loranca Gillette Nancy Glrondo Mary Ann Glynn Marjorie Goodwin Mary Lou Gorton Beverly Gray Joseph Grlllo Earl Grimes Paul Griswold Margaret Haley Zyllene Hall Wllllam Hanrahan Rosetta Harding James Hartley Karl Hebenstrelt Phlllp Hedges Gerald Herr Neckar Barbara Hollenbeck Donald Hollister Francis Hollister James Hollister Joyce House Arlene Huff Helen Huff Delos Jones Peter Jordan Dorothy Kelly Richard Kellogg Elizabeth Klghtllnger Robert Klng Ann Kublak Barbara Kull Virginia Lippincott Lois Lockwood Marilyn Lockwood Jacqueline Loohn James Loper Philip Loree Ruth Lowrey David Lynch Yvonne Martz Audrey Mattlson Andrew Mazzella Clifford McChesney Gerald McCullumn Thomas McCormick John McDermott Daniel McGuire Louis Mclntosh Joseph McKinley Richard Mess Joyce Mighells Bruce Miller Carol Miller Janice Miller Richard Miller Frank Morey Likes to sing Maple Leaf meetings Band everyone treasury tickets guys and gals pop corn sports who knows? Guess Who school? shoes Elmira that certain somebody house parties to write letters to be heard to be dignified hunting Charles Atlas movles geometry Band trips the choir Guess Who? pistachios band bebop who knows? a certain athlete resting 'em young playing basketball driving to cheer to cook to speed everyone roller skating to go fast 10B? to shoot pool 'em handsome out of town games Don Labs clothes tall men short girls to orate to interview baseball blonds ? ? ? out-of-town games to argue stogles to chew sports playing basketball to be interested who knows out of town women choir trips Math tennis everyone study halls driving a car Horoscope Where Found choir here and there on the farm with Curran at the poolroom ? ? ? Majestic rldlng in his car commuting with the gang Candyland with Vlni June's Ice cream with Mart with Ann high-stepping on the telephone Canaseraga the Sport Shop in training we never know 11A Sugar Bowl 88D DB with Bob between 22B and 10A rushing in front of school cheerleading in and out at the Y Erie Avenue 10B with Vee at home with Boone with Ron in homemaklng Dept. on his motorcycle with Joyce with the gang with MaryAnn 5 and 10 riding in a Ford ? ? ? Sugar Bowl with Catherine learning his trade oftlce Candyland MacBride's cheering dipping Ice cream down at Dunn's with Phil with the gang Abby's 10A at the Armory riding on the bus around at the lake enjoying life with Basil Dunn's Canisteo St. on a flying saucer Wellsville .53. Can You Imagine being talkative spontaneous combustion in Lab lazy without a quip without a newspaper without a friend without Maggle with straight hair an Amazon not popular punctual disheveled not knitting tempermental without brains without the car in a dlther cutting up teacher's pet on a diet without a friend without books nonchalant without Tom being alone in a tuxedo choir supporter 1949 calendar salesman rowdy not blushing in red tlannels being a bachelor noisy with a loud voice not sweet and reserved keeping quiet walking without a girl friend not happy going slow with brown eyes going steady?? with a pointed nose skipping? not using Ponds loafing not having fun sloppily dressed 6 ft. tall speechless without gum studying tall and regal not debating coming to school awake a sandwich man causing a riot with a girl 6'6 paying attention ln class at home a pest not joking having a temper speaking out of turn anti-social tall and gangly an army man walking Our Prediction choir director scientist sclentltlc farm-er Bond salesman bookle Miss America modern Delilah H. R. C. Star somebody's queen Mrs. Guess Who waitress Wendy Warren knit-wit housewife Lab. Technician French interpreter ballet dancer an author Maglclan ' manager of a flea circus college professor R. N. another Louella Parsons a. crooner married Army Major 2nd Einstein citizen of the world Secretary of the Exterior cover girl a super sleuth C. E's future coach a mortician a banker's private secretary heartbreaker homemaklng teacher stock-car racer lpana salesman culinary artist a bachelor stenographer car dealer Blll's other wife chorus girl Mrs. Maglier physical Ed. teacher doctor successful career girl a car-painter U. S. President columnist 2nd Bob Hope trapeze artist dress designer Dunn's manager bell hop his wife's husband a blgamlst mayor of 2nd ward a member of the Royal's a plumber a circus barker a dentist airline stewardess Scout master love consultant secretary professional potato peeler auto mechanic Roll Call Ronald Mosher Charles Munn Joseph Musone Marie Musone George Nary Waldo Newell Gerald Nesbit Betty Nlver Barbara Ordway Vincent Orologlo Thomas O'Rourke William Palmer Alma Paul Carolyn Phillips Mary Phillips Richard Pierce Joseph Prattlco Mary Recktenwald John Rees Gertrude Repple David Rice Robert Rink William Rohan Sarah Rooney Barbara Roosa June Rose Jacqueline Ross Donald Saam Phyllis Scheele Lucy Schlavl Thomas Sexton Arthur Shaw Lawrence Shinebarger Ruth Shlnebarger Patrlcla Shiner Wilson Sick John Silsby Nundlna Sini Mary Spellacy James Stewart Josephine Stickley Basil Stiles Lynn Stone Guy Stuart Anthony Suriani Elaine Sweringen Charles Taft John Trentanella Josephine Trentanelll Gary Valentine Gertrude Van Gelder Helen VanScoter Richard Vincent Gerald Vosburg Martha Ward PBSKY Jane Wells Barbara Werner Thomas Weyand Bruce Wheeler Beverly White Mary Jane Wilcox Dwight Wlllsey Rachel Wing Robert Wirth Catherine Wltherow Dorothy Woodard LeRoy Wyant Likes to argue U7 talkin' pictures ? to be chic to trap white side-walls to hunt summer vacations to sing pool soclal studlesf?J friends apple pie to help everyone S. S. B. L. games movies soccer we know who! the 9 ball sports good times 'em all brunettes to gab art chocolate cake to kid twins to dance who knows? to shoot pool mischief short blondes Mrs. V. O. to work hard Stude-bakers drapes Twad everyone Chryslers Dodgers Joanne stale jokes Buicks sports Elmira Jean music to dance a car? radio kids to be inquisitive Elmira's contribution to giggle clarlnets we wonder to drive to ignore girls potato chips outJof'town football games gardening social studies UD So Tired ? ? art class a square deal Horoscope Where Found nobody knows with Leo poolroom practicing with V. F. with a rifle at Sawbucks M. B. doing homework UD in mischief at Elmhurst workshop with Chuck with the gang square dancing around Supreme with a certain blond buying soup not working 9A at school! ?J Freight House Sherburne's at the movies art room with the gang socials camping out doing her homework Elmhurst Foxhole with Peg in the 5th Ward North Hornell at intramural sports with Sa with LeFay Sugar Bowl hospital Y. M. C. A. Sugar Bowl peddling his papers at Corning games traveling out-of-town notifying Big Creek Albion St. Sat. Nite socials Supreme riding horseback wandering doing Soc. studies East Ave. growing tall 22B Sugar Bowl any place but school taking pictures with Barb in some deviltry courting ? sleeping wherever Jackie is Dipson's playing baseball .64. 9 W. Can You Imagine angry a toothpick tester in trouble short 'n' blonde working at a tea party a wolf a bookworm off-key studious . noisy an undertaker without a smile not thinking for herself not excited without humor alone crocheting a lumber man not being frank whooping it up quiet and energetic loyal to St. Ann's unhappy causing a disturbance dope fiend without a smile studious without gum confused married a deep-sea diver without a shoe shine arguing without that brain a modern farmer staying away from Abbie's being mad disagreeable without a sweater jumping low failing homemaklng minus Kippy and Tom walking him shaving lonely without a car working without Betsy a steeplejack urban dweller motionless not at the Supreme disllklng women hibernating boisterous alone not a class oitlcer without that personality not in a rush silent toothpaste tube collector with an enemy wirth1ess without a joke without red hair a wise guy Our Prediction lion tamer Charles Atlas 2nd policeman clothes stylist a press agent a taxi-cab driver bowling champ Mrs.? inet star truck driver carpenter sidewalk superintendent teacher miniature model glamour girl movie star owner of a hotel chain champion knitter mothball mfgr. 2nd Mrs. Sheheen mediator 2nd Romeo Notre Dame star 2nd Hedda Hopper something special Home Ee teacher gym teacher agrlculturist Maggie milkmaid married teenie weenie operator all mixed up interior decorator Olympic star a dumb waiter professional bookle Twad's wife nurse extermlnator a wife Scout Master World Traveler city manager Barber Lab. technician mailman bachelor dancing teacher pencil salesman equestrian nursemaid chemistry teacher hitched huntress music teacher chemist actor another Douglas Fairbanks, Jr. a model housewife newspaper editor Mayor of Jasper Greenwood's Mayoress mattress tester Varga Girl theater manager a success Hits of H. H. S. Bl'Will'ill'lI ,, Thou Swvll ,, , ,,,, v You lmaw Mr- Hrvatlllvw Do I Worry .,,f.., 'lihvrn-'s ll Long, Long Honvstly -nm ,, , Easy Living , , ,, Mako Your Mark , , Sugar Swvvl ...,, ,, Cunil Wfu 'liulk ll Ui e- Cilll Anyonv Explain Our Vs-ry Uwsn ,,,. , Wi- Could Maki- Sin-h Hvaulifnl Music' , For thc' First 'liinw - ,, ,.--,..,n--. , . Our Lou- Wins Mvanl lo H9 -- A Iiushvl and il Pork Lllllv hlrl .,,,,,,. N-, ll's lVlonduy i'iVl'I'yliiU inlvrmmlialc Algf-Ina W-- Miss Harrower ,W Peier jordan A, .,.Y You Hel N .- from FTPSHIIIZIII to Senior Yvar Paul Griswold u- Ediih tkwleliv . . ,,,. A 4415 M Nundinu Sini , ,. ,.,- Mr. Cookc' the rookies in 9-A an Mums 1.1-:Ar WW Hand and Choir ,- on the Honor Roll M Fran and Rosetta ,,,- of hoinvwork , U Murgv Goodwin W Mrs. Hif'rz1l'do H. H. S. Movie Review Cllr-apr-r Hy lhm- Don-n SFKISUII foollrull livkvls ililn' flood Hlnnor Vlun ..-W ,,,,,, Mr, Housif l'II Col lip ,,,., W ,,,, ,-- Loamh Castiglione nvxl year ll liappvns ifwry Spring W, H-.. , ,,,,,,... Graduation ixillllllldl Nuixvl ,, ,H ,,,, Triplm- 'liroulvlv , , H ,.. -,. -- Holly Lou iiurrivll X. , , - .,,. W- Bob Iwuf-1-o irlul Willioul .lurx -. ,, Mrs. H:-pplmfs oliim- iiiilvy Arr' Not Angell 1 1 - Nags- rllgilt -, , ,,,,,,,- -- ilvis il Covkvymi Woncii-r Punn' Ill lilv 5il'1'l'lS W., H l,i'SiiIlilliHll Moon -- Hr-wurv of Illondiv M Happy Yvurs ,,,,,,,,,A-,.-,,, r Y lin' lin-fornwr and lilo Hl'tiil 'lli raw .... . Wlislvr 8210 W 'Hn' 'i'ilI't'l' Mliskvle-e-l's , ,,,,, , , .-, , , , ,,.,,, Fl't'SillIIK'Il Sophonioro Class play , , , W , , , Mr. BlLlkl'?Slf'l' . ,-- pep rally , H- Physiffs M Arlffnc Huff ..,.,- H. II. S. WNW Ray and Karla Phil. Hola, and ,lurk MW-, Pvggy Half-y -, Wir. Ili-liuir -65- . -Q I M QM ik cndlwczlrfIfj5QlmQm1Ts Your Hornell High School Student Council offers its congratulations to the CLASS OF 7 1 The council thanks the students and the members of the faculty who offered their encouragement and co-opera- tion throughout this past year. We leave with the hope that our student council may continue to improve through the co-operation and understanding of both the students and the faculty. Oflicers of the 19 5 0-S 1 STUDENT COUNCIL PHILIP LOREE - President KATHRYN BROSNAN - - Secretary JAMES STEWART - Vice President MARTIN DAVIS - - Treasurer EDWARD COYLE Sergeant-at-Arms Advisers-MIss M. JANE HARROWER, MR. EDWARD W. COOKE .68. We are proud of the 1951 MAPLE LEAF and the part we had in making it a Hne publication. Members of the staff are to be congratulated on their ability to Work together and produce quality workmanship. ewqov fubio 23 Main Street HORNELL, N. Y. Portraits by Jim Grimm The important events of your future may be captured in a MEMORY PORTRAITU COLLEGE MARRIAGE CHILDREN BUSINESS Senior Portrait Reprinfs Are Available on Rvqucs! .69. A. Davidson 81 Bros. FURNITURE You'll Be l Proud to Own i l LANE Cedar Chests BIGELOW Carpets and Rugs JAMESTOWN Bed Room Sets SIMMONS Mattresses GOLD SEAL Congoleum 16-I8 Broadway HORNELL, N. Y. ' 1 l Compliments of THE CAMEO SHOP BILLFOLDS-LIGHTERS-CAMERAS' FOUNTAIN PENS-WATCHES FIELD GLASSES-ACCESSORIES AND INTERESTING GIFTS CO0K'S Where Better Gifts Cost Less Main Street HORNELL N Y THOMAS F. KINNEY 23 Broadway HORNELL, N. Y. Arrow Shirts Knox and Mallory Hats and Griffon Clothes Vfilson Bros. Haberdashery RAYMOND CALLAHAN General Insurance 147 Main Street Phone 248 HORNELL, N. Y. Compliments of JUNE'S ICE CREAM Compliments of MARION'S BEAUTY SHOP 196 ivmn same, HORNELL, N. Y. Permanent Waving Cosmetics Compliments of Frank B. Peck Company . 710. Hornell Buick Co., Inc. SALES and SERVICE O 23 Seneca St. HORNELL, N. Y. Compliments of Wineburg 8z Gleason 100 Main sn-get HORNELL, N. Compliments of COOK'S CLEANING 44 W. Genesee St. lVlaeBride9s College Shop The Dipson Theaters MAJESTIC AND HORNELL Our Compliments to CLASS OF 'S 1 With Best Wishes for Good Luck, Good Health and Long Life in a World of Peace E. M. BARNES, Resident Manager CONZ'S FOOD MARKET MEAT - GROCERIES VEGETABLES 286 Main Phone 423 Paul's Barber Shop 198 Main St. Corner of Main and Hakes Ave. - It Pays to Look Well - SINCERE BEST WISI-IES TO THE CLASS OF 1951 WARNER BROS. STEUBEN Theatre HORNELL, N. Y. Compliments of F RITZ'S BARBER SHOP Cook's Family Market Phone 2509 57 E. Washington St. HORNELL, N. Y. I I Compliments of L A W S 0 N , S nz E. Main at River sr. HOBNELL, N Y HORNELL DAIRY INC Lending Li ' Magazines, Ice Cream, Candy Gibson Art- Cards for all OCCESIOHS 303.305 Main St. Phone 69 Sick Room and General Necess ti Stationery and School Supplies THE BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1951 Sheet Metal - Roofing From the Air Conditioning Systems Heating for the Home CONTRACTOR All the World's a Phone 376 Sing? -Sbdliffpedff 175-177 canismeo st. HORNELL, N. Y. 7 3 pg if 55 . EC, Q S 24 if SME te tern eXtiIes,' Inc. HUGUET FABRICS DIVISION . 12. Tuttle 81 Rockwell Steuben C0unty's Largest Department Store ir Over 70 Years of Dependable Service A. QUALITY JEWELRY for Nearly a Century MCHEN RY 62 CO. JEWELERS 106 M Compliments of HORNELL CONSTRUCTION CO For COOKING REFRIGERATION WATER HEATING HOME HEATING Ulse GAS FAST -CLEAN - ECONOMICAL Empire Gas St Fuel Company, Ltol 73 BENNETTS AUTO PARTS Canisteo Road HORNELL, N. Y. ,.,.. House of a Million Auto Parts NEW USED GARMAN MOTORS PONTIAC and CADILLAC S. HOLLANDS' SONS VITA VAR PAINTS LUMBER AND BUILDERSS SUPPLIES From Cellar to Roof P Compliments of IXLEY,S CURTAIN and DRAPERY SHOP Call 365 ca sz. HORNELL, N 24 Canisteo St. Compliments of Compliments of , HORNELL WHOLESALE REPPLE S MARKET sz TOBACCO Best Wishes to Class of 'Sl S E R S , Your . . . LAWRANCE S SERVICE SPORTING STATION G00133 CENTER Main and Union Sts. S E A R S HORNELL, N. Y. HORNELL, N. Y. 1 lt , I ll 1 Compliments of bt. Elames jllilerrp Ianspital School of Nursing HORNELL, N. Y. Compliments of CANISTEO APPLIANCE CO. 23 Mun sarees Phone 390 We Service What We Sell iffw QHHHQ 5111111 21 Seneca Street I-lornell, New York Telephone 2487 GIFTS and CANDLES Compliments of BERT A. BUSH, Jewelers Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry YoUR CREDIT JEWELER Ojicial Erie Watch Inspector Phone 1833 62 Main Street HORNELL, N. Y. Compliments of BRAUNSCHWEIGER'S PHARMACY 320 canisteo sz. HORNELL, N. Y. W. J. LONG- MEATS, GROCERIES Birdseyc FROZEN Fooos 207 East Ave. Phone 34-1306 BAISCH DAIRY ROBERT FLINT, Prop. 289 Duane St. Phone 1817-W HORNELL, N. Y. Compliments of CANDYLAND Compliments of Your A Sz P Super Market I R. W. LANGLEY, Manager For STYLE and QUALITY THE MEN'S SHOP Home of Values Where Friendly Service and Inc, Good Quality ls Real Q -Q' 117 Main st. the new HORNELL, N. Y. J. C. PENNEY CO. Compliments to the Class of ,Sl SENECA LUNCH Home Cooking Compliments of CARD'S DRUG STORE RUSSELL J. BELLIOTTI and HYMAN JACOBSON Pharmacists Compliments of Hotel Sherwood CHAS. R. CHASE President Compliments of BIG ELMS Compliments of SHERBURNEYS SNACK BAR Corner of Crosby and Canisteo St. Richtmyer's Food Market AND Frosted Food Locker Plant HORNELL, N. Y. A Complete Food Center Compliments of HORNELL CANDY CO. 27-29 Genesse St. WALDORF'S Jewelers 123 MAIN STREET It Pays to Look Well Get Your Hair Cut at MARTIN'S Compliments of Doherty's Shoe Store SMART Si-ions for Women JACOB'S BROS. We fit the hard to fit Compliments of MURRAY STEVENS Abbie Joseph's Billiard Parlor H ornellfs + Largest i For RECREATION and AMUSEMENT Clothiers W- W 38 Broadway Federation Building COMPLIMENTS B. PRIOR SIGN 160 MAIN .77. Best Wishes to the Class of 'Sl AL, NABOISEK MAIN FURNITURE CO. 192 Main St. MEET YOU at the FOX HOLE Compliments of DONNELLY'S GROCERY Canisteo St. Compliments of BEAUTY COUNSELORS, INC. You try before you buy MRS. MARY F. O'CONNOR Phone SIRI-W 1 F lt St Compliments of Fairfield's Sales Sz Service DESOTO - PLYMOUTH Compliments of SPENCER'S STATIONERY and PRINT SHOP l l 30 S a Ph 202 gy Call Hornell 2400 for Flowers KENNETH MILDER, Prop, Canisteo Road R. D. l Compliments of A FRIEND Eleanor Young Knit Shop The Shop-Where Teen-Agers Knit BOTANY AND BERNAT YARN I29 Main St. HORNELL, N. Y Compliments of MERRILL HOSIERY CO. 343 Seneca Rd. Phone 570 Bank St. HORNELL, N. Y Compliments of Hornell Tire 85 Battery l Co. Inc. DAY'S GROCERY ' I79 Seneca St. HORNELL, N. Y .78. LIN COLN-MERCURY Sales and Service i Roy L. Allen Motor Sales Incorporated 290 Main St. LESTER'S FLOWERS 162 Main St. Phone 2044 Compliments of 0LSON'S FARM SUPPLIES and IMPLEMENTS REFRIGERATION 1m SENECA snu:E'r Compliments of Franklin Furniture Maker of Happy Homes 120 Main St. HORNELL, N. Y. KING HAMMOND FIRESTONE TIRES Canisteo Street Subway Phone 2033 Shoe Repairing-All Work Guaranteed J. LAPIANA Blue Ribbon for 3 Successive Years 126 Main Street I-IORNELL, N. Y. Compliments of W. A. Dunn's Pharmacy Dunn's Dependable Drugs Phone 1008 Corner Main and B d Compliments of JULIUS KAYSER 81 CO. Compliments of the HGRNELL HIGH SCHUOL BAND 22-B Compliments of Hunt's Clothing Store 47 Broadway HORNELL, N. Y. WORK, SPORT and DRESS CLOTHING Adam Hats, Douglas Shoes, Wings Shirts Compliments of Hornell Waste Materials Co. FRANK SPrrULN1K AND SoNs Compliments of ROBERT A. SWEENEY REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE Phones: Oflice 2190 307 Canisteo St. Residence 592 HORNELL, N. Y. Federal Commercial Schools 19th Year 1950-1951 ADVANCED SECRETARIAL TRAINING 140 Main Street Phone 1041 Compliments of KOSKIE MUSIC CO. 131 Main St. HORNELL, N. Y. Compliments of W E I L ' S 124 MAIN ST. Compliments of Maxwell V. McCarthy Insurance Agency Federation Bldg. HORNELL, N. Y. The Best Wishes to the Class of 195 1 From the THREE MUMMERS All the World's a Stage -Shakespeare No matter how small and unim- portant what we are doing may seemg if we do it well, it may soon be- come the step that will lead to better things. -CHANNING PoLLocK Girls' Service Club sidr-ni - - SALLY TOWNSEND 'e President - - - HELEN SMITH rr-tary - - JOSEPH CASEY 'axurrr ----- PHILIP GORTON Compliments of 31-B Compliments of 4-C BEST of LUCK and SUCCESS To the CLASS OF 1951 Girls' Athletic Council Compliments of 31-D BEST WISHES from Homeroom 22-D To the CLASS OF 1951 Best wishes and Success From me Secretaries of H. H. S. 10-B .81. Compliments of 34-B Compliments of Homeroom 11-B BEST WISHES to the CLASS OF 1951 HOMEROOM 12-A Compliments of 34-D BEST WISHES from HOMEROOM 32-B CONGRATULATIONS to the Class of '51 Compliments of 30-D CONGRATULATIONS to the Senior Class of 1951 from 31-C BEST WISHES to the Class of 'S 1 from Homeroom 23 -D Compliments of 35-C Best Wishes From the Juniors of 21-D to the Class of '51 .g2. BEST WISHES from C Homc-:room 12-B Compliments of Homeroom 26-C BEST WISHES to the CLASS OF 1951 From Homeroom 20-A Compliments of Homeroom 10-A CONGRATULATIONS from 23-C to the Class of '51 Compliments to the CLASS OF 'Sl From 33-B Junior Homeroom 25-C Compliments of Homeroom ll-A Once Again Hornell High s Leading Homeroomn II-A--First in Everything Compliments of Homeroom 21-A Maple City Co-Operative Savings and Loan Association if The American Home is the Safeguard of American Liberties New York State Electric 81 Cas Corporation 12 Broadway HORNELL, N. Y. National Honor Society A man's essential Worth lies not alone in the achieve- ments of his brain and skills but first in the quality of his personal character. Rev. O. F. Blackwelder Compliments of MIXED CHOIR 33-D Compliments of Hornell Lodge No. 210 Loyal Order of Moose Compliments of ROSENBAUNFS Compliments of Hornell Auto Supply CLANCY7S FOOD MARKET 103 East Ave. HORNELL, N. Y. GOOD LUCK and SUCCESS to the CLASS of 'Sl Jeanne's Beauty Shop Compliments of Benjamin Bear Class of 1922 Compliments of CONDERMAN BROS. 163 Main St. Over A. and P. HAMILTON LUNT STERLING ELGIN ALVIN STERLING LONGINES 1847 RODGERS WITTNAUER COMMUNITY WATCHES SILVER COOKIE JAR Specializers in WEDDING and DECORATED CAKES Compliments of EMPIRE FOODS INC. Compliments of National Cylinder Gas Co. Corner South and Front Sts. HORNELL, N. Y. fl'.fff4ff.! .85. Compliments of Compliments of JAMES FLORISTS Fairbanks Real Estate Qualify-Always HORNELL Compliments of 164 Main Street l 283 Canisteo St. Compliments of C m lim nts f C 0 Y L E 7 S 0 P e 0 NEW LONDON, CONN. 'A' CAPS and GOWNS 145 MAIN STREET STEUBEN TRUST COMPANY COMPLETE BANKING SERVICE in Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation .86. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 'S 1 i H ornell's Leading Credit jewelers Hornell Automobile Dealers Association WILLYS PLYMoUTH Desoro Foao HUDsoN CHRYSLER STUDEBAKER BUICK DODGE MERCURY NASH OLDSMOBILE CHEVROLET Compliments of TRACY and JONES, INC. Dependable Building Products 71 Church St. Phone 27 Compliments of HORNELL JUNIOR AND SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL Parent Teachers Assoc. Compliments of LAKE'S GROCERY 166 Main St. Phone 1138 Compliments of Brownie's Richfield Service We Specialize in SPRAY GLAZE Canisteo St. L. W. HOOKER New 1951 Studebaker The Thrifty One for 's1 Complete Car Service Phone 1 8 19 193 Seneca St. HORNELL, N. Y. FOOD and YOU Day in and Day Out You Will Do Well at Frewin's Food Market, Inc. 816 CANISTEO STREET AT MILL Open Every Day in the Week 8 a. m. to 10 p. m. F ll ery . Tel ph e2 74 .87. LO0HN'S CLEANERS AND LAUNDERERS hu u courtesy 0 M 3 1P z f We, the Class of 1951, realize that the last hours of our high school days are fast fading away. However, time can never erase those precious memories of our Alma Mater stored so carefully in this MAPLE LEAF. .33. si x ,iv 1 X .-.fr qw: 'ffvk .,a Ea-fg'9'i'i -'ww N Q x, Yu., -' 'Q ff 1, ri 7 , K Y 1 ,P,-M ,W .Q .ff LW : og , S W 5 X' I I V Tr 52 -Q 1 :fi x... ., ,W We -1' : A,,Al it an A Q11 N4 Mi '- Rf? . ffjg, f' zz ,gpg ' A W-sa .Haig i . ,T x ' '58, Q-Q f l . ,yy 595 L W 7 ! - ,v 'FP , '!f,?l:!f'- 4 ' Jfiff ,' gn: . ' - riff? ., :ggi Z 'Ek-A fi-F T'1 J ' f' x. ff ' we ,,, -,L,Rf,.4. nv 111. 2:11 4 ul, I: 1 . '-.JN X I,:','f, YK , 22,61 if '. .mcg F 'ff 511 , ,. 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