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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1952 volume:

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Dunham we dedicate the 1952 MAPLE LEAF in appreciation for her many years of service among us. 4- For C11 Miss Dunham For reofzkzrzg ffm! eoeryorze zlr orz z92Q'zozo'aa4' r For ireofzrzg oar proofeogx of fzer ozc'2z,' For alooofdzrzkgf Koko! zlr rzgfzz' orzdfozf WI H exebzlofzfjfzrzkgf ifze zo'ea!J of fferfzoerocyj For 664013257 Io foresee Me 6Q7'Q,J6ZLOI' oefor Zu orzo' preparzkzg as I F or oezrz 0 6 il:-11-1 o mee! Mebzj 6 oflooyr ,oofze , For fzef ' iz! arm' aoderyfozzdzog ,omg as fo Zmderflarzd cmd Q Zlze forzgzge Zoe ppreczole cz!! Jpealg' N240 oezrz 0 6 Q ,oarf of oar Zofzaz' Zoe cal! Alma fllolerx ' lfrfffk , We dcdifafg this ew of 52 b4g',,6 LJK .71-....B To MR. BLAKESLEE: You have always been fair and loyal to The Class of '52, During our funior and Senior years you have always been ready and will- ing to help us with our problems and help us to attain our high goals. To you we extend our deepest appreciation. In ppreciation To MR. EDDY: To you we express our apprecia- tion for helping us to produce an annual we are all proud of. Without your untiring eforts in our behalf, we would have found our attainrnents much harder to meet. ,,jg'+Z'w M Dr. A. M. Seaman, Mrs. Annette C. llr1acF:n'lancl, Mr. Harold H. Ranger, Mr. Chavles W. Schane, Mrs. Gladys R. lirasted Board of Education OFFICERS MRS. ANAETTE C. MACPIARLAND , . Prexident MR. HERMAN A. MILLER . . . Secretary MR. EDWARD OlClONNOR . . Treasurer STANDING COMMITTEES BUILDING SITES, REPAIRS C. NV. Svhanv, Chairman: Harold H. Ranger, Dr. A. M. Seaman VITZALIHERS, 'TEXT BOOKS, LIBRARY Gladys R. Brastrd, Chairnmn: Dr. A. M. Sraxnan, Harold Il. Ranger FINAMIE Harold II. Rangc-r, ChairII1ang U. W. Svhanv, Gladys R. Brastvd SUI-IILIES AND .APPARATUS Dr. A. M. Sc-alnan, Chairmang Gladys R. Brastvcl, C. W. Srhanc 8 Mr. lklilton Stull, Mr. Edward VY. Cook:-, Mr. Harrison S. Doclgc-, Miss M. jam- ll2lI'I'0Wl'l' Administration MR. llARRlSON Donor., Sujufzirzfendfrzt Syrarusm- l'iiix'm'rsity, B.S., Pri. B. llolunilmia L'niyr-rsity, M. A. Miss M. JANE llARROXVl'lR, Vim' PlinfijmlofSrr1io lilniira Colle-gr, B. Ns-w York l'nivm'rsity, M. A. Mk. EDWARD W. COOK!-1, Principal Pcfnnsylvania Stan- Colle-gr-, B. S. Syrarusz- l'nivr-rsity, M. S. MR. UI. MILTON STUL1., Vine Prinfipal of junio: l'niyc'rsity of Ro1'hvst1'r, A. B. Nvw York Stan' 'l'c'arhr-rs Clolli-gr, M. A. llc-ar NfIl'llllX'l'S ol' thc' Favulty: For living' lwI'li'flClS to Cach om' of us: for hvlping us along tliv path of knowl- vdgv: for advising us on inattvrs oli scholastic' intvrvst or vxtra-c'u1'ric'11la1' activi- ty: for living tin' kindvst pvoplc' wc haw' vvvr known. wv. thv Class of 52. liuinbly cxprvss our gratitudv. WR- hope- that by convcying our sinc'v1'v thanks. you niay lu-l in part rvpaid. Our nicinorivs will always clwrish your untiring vllorts in our lwhalf. lt is our wish that you know thc' dvptli ol' our app1'c'1'iation. Vvry sinc'c'i'1'ly yours, 'l'nia Clmss or '52 Sl , High High English . Dunham, C. Puckett, D. Cullnhzm, NI. Curxu-x Ml'MUfI'Hj', M. Ni-ild, M. Dorsey ,M i We Science dy, H. Svhiirr, NI. O'Nm'il, Housc, IW. 1Iil2Q'l'l'iY, X. Dickinson IO My 8 V' Social Studies M. Cull, K. Blzlkcslcc, A. Luvonicr Hott, Smith, H. Humphrc-y, '. lcn, P. Rohvrr ,45 'w Qlg , - S Seem Foreign Language and Mathematics L. Cxnstiulluriv, H. Hritl, A. Corruiv, B. Benn tt R. Pvltl, U. Benning' Homemaking and Art IIIIXUIIISR M Eff nr' W5 ,JE J+fff,w howl iclgxfiflm Business ll, Niirslicar, C. INT 1-J Industrial 's-r, G. Dr'Lz1ir, K. Blnkm-slr-1-, D. .'Xldm'r- mam, L. Kimmvl Special M. I'c-rguson, PllYSll'l2!Il1 R. Iwnlu ,ilmmriurxi G. Sh1'hl't'Il, Girls' Physivz Custodians lvmzl mu' H. Ross, NY. IJI'2lk4', R. Swzwk- IZIIIIKT, E. Xx'hl'l'lt'l', XY. Pryor. SFl'071d ron'- LI. Iil'2ll'Ily, L, Mc'IQibbc'n, YY. SU'Vl'IlSOH, I' X nlvry I2 I'.duc':1tior11 L. Rvpplv, :xlIK'fld2lIN'K'1 X Bong, Tvsting: D. Harrington, Bun IJil't't'l0l' 'Kwik - Mm '-E? -. , Q3 u r fy 4' ggi, w 1 .. .gist 'Nr Q 6 R, v X T'f' OHM Q of? X I 'Q 'K ., Amit , 1 ,-zine A 'O ff? - lf' - -o -Q' ON, 0' ' W! S if 9 Qpliiflyg- ' . 4? .f 1fif5:- X . JAR 1' ' . Assisi, I . Q A Mc. . . 3 ,, 0 .' Q if-2?-' in 7 I 1 D 5 QNX 0.15 J A 1 Oh X' V pf 1' PW ik., , f ,fd v -. -4 l'l 0 C Yes, and remember the strug les we had in Miss E VanGelder's geometry class. Theregwas a time when I thought I would never live through those awful problems. f - Well Ih ' t fgffffkflfg llffv tiff pas! and fhg gufurg intermediate algeibfgcclzilitiifrlciilybliuiliiycinlefeagl lhfllgflgeltzs Oh, that reminds me of the wonderful night of our The year 19523 the nlaee-a famous restaurant in own Junios Igromefllcan still remember the beautiful deco- New York City. ratio s an eauti u music. A smartly dressed young woman of about twenty-eight 'iDidH,t WC giVC 21 Play that yC21r, t00?, enters the restaurant, but only to find that most of the seats ffyes, John, I think it was one of the best We ever had. are taken. She is therefore obliged to wait until her turn. Robert Stevens, Edna Rowe, and Evelyn Houghtalinfr However, a young man, seated at a table by himself, notices really Stole the showy, 3 that she is waiting and offers her a place at his table. As HB f k . . she is in a hurry to get back to her office job, she gladly 6 Ore We new lt, thoughf We were the Proud Seniors accepts the Onan that we never thought we would be as freshmen. That last I r , , , year of 1952 was the buslest and shortest year of all. What l AS She IS Seatmg herself Opposlte the Yeung man, she with the Year Book senior committees and club meetin s suddenly realizes that he looks very familiar to her. He, in We were Pretty busyiw ' g' ' turn, notices that she looks very familiar to him. After they S 7 introduce themselves they find, much to their surprise, that ,I H always remember the ball that Year' It Was the they both attended Hornell High School and graduated last high school dance I went to and the nicest. I had the with the Class of 1952. He is none other than John most wonderful time and I really stayed out late too!,' Weyand, business manager of a famous New York concern 'And then came Senior Day when we were the most and she is Joanne Lawrow, the very charming and eflicient honored of the school and at last our own graduation. I l secretary of an exclusive New York department st re. can remember how excited we all were on that big night I flt eertainn, is a pleasant surprise to See you again, when. we,walked down the aisle of Hornell High for the John. It has been ten years since I saw you last. last Uma- Yes, and seeing you Joanne, brings back the thoughts HWCH, the YCHTS 30 by, 101111, but I Shall alW21yS rf!- of the wonderful times we had in Hornell High. Do you member Hornell High and the wonderful times we had remember when we first entered school as freshmen in 194-8? thCfC-U I I'll nev r forget that year with all its confusion, excitement Hyes, ana .perhaps We ean go back Sometime soon, and the embarrassment of getting lost, but by the next year Joanne, and Vrsu our sehool onee againlw I II when we were sophomores, we really knew our way around. roh I h , That year it seemed that everyone was getting into either a t OPC SO' Goodbye' John' Ill sorority or a club of some kindf' Goodbye, Joanne. Zum laude Valedictorian Salutatorian BARISARA BAILEY 'l'l If JMAS DERGAN Cizxmiiosi, Cianvnglini, Philbrick, Knowlton, R. Roln-rts, M. lfzxughton I. Ywnvburu, J. Smith I5 VVILLIAM BARTLETT Class of '52 bVIl.I.IAM AIIEARN Bill . . . warbles a mean tune . . . first hunting license was his . . . school's just a place to rest . . . regular fel- low. Junior Day Committee: Sen ior Caps and Gowns Commit- tee-. LANE AINEY junior . . . strong man of H.H.S .... Park Methodist sparkplug . . . adapts social studies ta his jokes . . . Woman is the root of all evil. National Honor Society 3, 4: Student Council 3: Maple Leaf Boys' Sports Editor 4: Bowling League 1, 2, 3: Homeroom President 3. JOSEPH P. AINI foe . . . Charlie and Neil's very own . . . with the East Side kids . . . sharp dresser . . . always smiling. Representative Junior Red Cross 3: Volcano Advertis- ing Staff 4: Bowling League 3: Golf 2: Senior Ball Com- mittee: Junior Day Commit- tee: Homeroom Secretary 1. PATRICIA ALBERE Pat . . . usherette preme . . . makes licious popcorn . . . member when she v shy? Library Club 3, 4: Vc Staff Reporter 4: Bo League 4: Senior Day mittee. Jrlssu: BARNES feb . . . the gal from West Virginny with the southern drawl . . . strawberry blond . . . friendly and well liked. Artisans Club 3, 4, Scribe 4: Girls' Service Club 4: Li- brary Club 3, 4: National Honor Society 4: Volcano Staff Reporter 4: Bowling League 4: Senior Ball Com- mittee: Junior Prom Com- mittee. Bill . . . the custodi- an's right hand man . . . scouts a motor scooter . . . a good guy. Senior Day Committee. IQEITH Avi-:RILL Quiet . . . wonder what he's like . . . tall man on the basketball team . . . typing demon. Varsity Basketball 3: J.V. Basketball 1, 2: Senior Day Committee : Homeroom Treas- urer 4, BARBARA BAILI-ix' Barb . . . efficiency expert . . . Who's B.j.? . . . ah! those red flan- nels . . . speedy repartee Girls' Service Club 3, 4, Vice- President 4: National Honor Society 3, 4, Vice-President 3, President 4: Girls' Science Club 3: Student Council 3, 4: Representative Junior Red Cross 3: Maple Leaf Write- 4: Senior Day Up Editor Committee: Junior Prom Committee. CAROL LoU BEACH Neat and petite . . . loyal to Painted Post . . . Margie's pal. National Forensic League 4: Senior Day Committee. JOH N F. BEAVER Jack . . . dashman . . . quiet . . . man with the horn . . . with the boys. Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Varsity Football 4: Soccer 3: Track 1, 2, 3, 4: Senior Ball Com- mittee. clARl. Ili.NiDIc. r A certain cheerleader . at any midnight sl . . . teachers' pride . joy . . . that contin cold. Alpha Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Arms 2: National Fol League 4: Represem Junior Red Cross 2: l ing League 2, 4: J Prom Committee : S Announcements Comm Homeroom Treasurer 2. 16 Louis:-1 Akon-:ru DORIS M. .ARGENTIERI JAMES ARC2EN'l'IElRl josrzeu Asums .uigi . . . another Doris . . . super shoe Jim . . . field general joe . . . sixth warder labs Didriksen . . . te . . . with Lavina d Mary Lou. onal Forensic League 4: ' Athletic Council 3, 4: ary Club 1-4: Senior zon 4: Student Council lrchery Club 3, 4, Vice- ident 3, President 4: etball 1-4: Softball 1-4: ay ball 1, 2, 4: Howling 'ue 1-4, Captain 4: In- ural Sports 1-4: Senior Committee: Junior Day 1, and Program Commit- salesgirl . . . beautiful hair . . . vacations at the lakeside. Girls' Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. President 4: Library Club 4: Senior Horizon 2, 3, 4: Student Council 4: Representative Junior Red Cross 3: Senior Caps and Gowns Committee: Junior Prom Committee C Homeroom Vice-President 3. . . . shy-at times . . . l'ouse guys . . . la- dies' man. Student Council 2: Varsity Football 2, 3, 4: J.V. Foot- ball 1: Baseball 3: Bowling League 2, 3: Golf 2: Track 2, 3, 4, Manager 3: Senior Caps and Gowns Committee: Junior Day Co-Chairman: Homeroom President 2. JICANNIL MARIE BAi.ow1x Jeannie with the light brown hair . . . migrates to 33D . . . clicks on skates . . . a busy Choir 2, il, 4: Library Club 4: Basketball 1: Softball 1: Volley ball 1, 2: Bowling Leuizue 2, 3: Intramural Sports l: Senior Day Coni- mittee: Junior Prom Com- mittee. JAMES BALLARD lim . . . Loblaw's grocery boy . . . De- Molay supporter . . . plots mischief constant- ly. Radio Club 24: Varsity Foot- ball Manager 2: Bowling Leaizue 4: Senior Announce- ments Committee: Junior Prom Committee. LIIARID j. llmziasczu 7uedo . . . woman's In . . . a Buick plus e Heap . . . football ayer. l l. 2. Il, 4, Secretary l. -President 2: Varsity ball l, 2, 3, 4: Alpha ' 3: Junior Prom Com- ee: Senior llall Commit- Ruzulxno D. llmuu' Razz . . . founder of the Crutch Club . . . shooter for St. Paul's . . . We have yet to see him grouchy . . . bash- ful? Wu.l.1AM lil-3R'rkAu Berkie . . . math is a cinch . . . pool shark . . . a man of bashful sincerity. llanml 2, Il, 4: Bowling League 4: Senior Day Com- Alpha Hi-Y 4: Volcano Staff mittee, Reporter 4: Senior Day Com- mittee. .V . . keeps Abby's cush- ions srnooth . . . scholar . . . likes conversation. Bowling League 3: Senior Caps and Gowns Committee: Junior Prom Committee. XVVONNPL ATKINS Genial classmate . . . the gift of gab . . . a future secretary? . . . loves the movies. National Forensic League 4: National Honor Society 4: Shorthand Club 3: Basketball 1: Softball 1: Volley ball 1: Senior Caps and Gowns Com- mittee: Junior Prom Com- mittee. lJlIYl.lS lblDDl.l-I Phil . . . petite and pretty . . . enriches the chair . . . chief of the Artisans . . . always on hand. Artisans Club 3, 4, President 4: Choir 3, 4: Library Club 1, 2: Girls' Science Club 2. 24: Student Council 4: Vol- cano Staff Reportrr 4: llowl- ing League 4: Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4: Senior Day Committee: Junior Prom Committee. H.H. . 17 LAVON N it l.Ul1ll.I.li BRo'r'r Tiny . . . Nancy and the Gang . . . sugar and spice and everything nice . . . diflicult to lo- cate. Basketball 1: Volley ball 2: Senior Banquet Committee. l.1't:1i.l,r1 BROXVN A super salesgirl . . . with the gang . . . lucky half-day student. Band 1, 2, 3: Delta Horizon 1, 2, Ii. 4: Girls' Athletic Council 3: Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3: Softball 1, 2, 3: Volley ball 1, 2, 3, 4: Intramural Sports 1. 2, 3: Senior Caps and Gowns Committee: Junior Prom Committee. Rouizm' H. BRONVN Bob . . . Westmins- ter's star . . . mad driver . . . loves subscription campaigns . . . lpana smile for all. Alpha Hi-Y, Secretary 1: National Forensic League 4: Student Council 3: Volcano Staff 4: Senior Banquet Committee: Homeroom Vice- President 1, Secretary 2, President 3. RAYMOND CARRIG Carriage , . . blushing blues . . . quick on the draw . . . easy does it . . . Cicero's right hand DISH. Radio Club 1: Boys' Science C l u lu 1 : Sportsmanship League Cl. 4: Visual Educa- tion Club 1: Representative Junior Red Cross 1. 2: J.V. Football 1: liowlinil League' l. 2. 4: Tennis 1: Golf 2, 4: Senior Ball Committee: Jun- ior Assembly Committee: Homeroom Vice-President 1, Secretary 2, Treasurer 3, 4. Clizxavmve CASSIDY Quiet and studious . . . shy but friendly . . . never seen without her books . . . excellent qual- ities. Senior Announcements Com- mittee. H. H. . 18 il'llONI.-XS Clmxczx' Tom . . . tall, dark. and handsome . . . idol of all freshmen . . . lover of dogs-especiab ly scotties. National Forensic League 4: Representative Junior Red Cross 2: Volcano Advertis- inll Stall' 4: J.V. Football 25 Soccer 3. 4: Senior Day Committee: llomeroorn Vice- l1l'LSlfl9Tlt 2: Treasurer 4. jules CLARK Stub . . . fiery char- acter . . . quiet??? . . . works for one of Mr. Peltz's famous averages. National Forensic League 4: Radio Club 3: Student Coun- cil 3, 4, Vice-President 4: Representative Junior Red Cross 25: J.V. Football 1: Baseball 4: Soccer 4: Bowl- ing League 2, 4: Track li Senior Banquet Chairman: Junior Day Committee 1 Homeroom Vice'I'resident 1, 4, President 3: Class Treas- urer 2: Swimming Team 4. 'lil-I I-IODORE BROWN Lightning . . . appro- priate nickname . . . Kendall's man on the job . . . faithful Romeo to foe-liet . . . baslzful . P . around the femmes. Radio Club 3: Representative Junior Red Cross 3: J.V. Football 2: Baseball 4: Bowl- ing League 2: Senior Ban- quet Committee: Homeroom Treasurer 2. President 4: Student Council 4. fiIOVANNA L. BRL Jennie . . . Vinci friend . . . athletic . . . sparkling hi . . . do-re-me. Choir 2, 3, 4: Girls' A Council 3, 4: liasketba 3: Softball 1, 2, 3: mural Sports 1, 2, 3: Announcements Comm Ltoro CLARK Girl shy . . . seen with Rick . . . comedian . . . always smiling. Senior Caps and Gowns Committee. l'l1mwARu lf. Criivr Ed Herd . . . oi the gang . , . seen seldom heard . . . a woman hater. Bowling League 2, Track 1: Senior Rall mittee: Home-room Tr- 35. 'czr l,0Rli'I l'A llit0No 'an . . . pretty . . . ll liked . . . Don't let ise glasses fool you . socks a mean ball. ' Athletic Council Sl, 4: ery Club Il. 4: Volcano Reporter 4: llasketball Sl, 4, Captain l: Volley 2, ZS: Intramural Sports 3, 4: Senior Day Com- -er Junior Day Chair- : Homeroom President l. MARJORII-3 BURKHAR1' Margie . . . plays the field? . . . Miss Holly- wood . . . rarely late for study halls . . . likes to wander . . . He flies through the air. Choir 1. 2, Il: Varsity Choir 2, 3 : National Forensic League 4: Girls' Athletic Council 4: Three Mummers 4: Basketball 1, 2. 3, 4: Soft- ball 1, 2, 3, 4: Volley ball l, 2, 3, 4: Bowling League 3: Intramural Sports 1. 2, 3, 4: Senior Ball Committee: Jun- ior Day anrl Prom Commit- tees. M.AR'l'1N CM1r:R0N Marty . . . man of few wards . . . day dreamer . . . to trisect an angle finds life interesting. National Forensic League 4: Maple Leaf Business Staff 4: Varsity Basketball Manager Ci, 4: Senior Ball Committee. fiERAl,D fiAN'I'Y jerry . . . has a flair for flash . . . short but tough . . . mischief mak- er. National Forensic League 4: Volcano Stafl' ReD0! -91' 43 Varsity Football 4: J.V. Football 2. 3: Golf 4: Track 4: Senior Day Committee: Class of '52 .uxao W. 121.1-.x'r7l,ANlJ 'edro . . . likes H d C soup . . . financier . loves school!!! k 4: Senior Day Coin- .,. Homeroom Vice-President 4. Jos:-,rn1Nr. f1lANl?Atll.lNl Josie . . . contagious giggle . . . a halo 'round her head . . . HHS' friendliest . . . depend- able. Cirls' Service Club 4: Li- brary Cluh 1, 2: National Honor Society 3, 4: Student Council 1, 4: Three Mum- rners 3, 4: Representative Junior Rell Cross 1, 3, Sgt. Arms K: Maple Leaf Write- Up Stall' 4: Senior llall Chairman: Junior Prom Committee: Homeroom Pres- -Ion N .'XNtil'.l,U Ci.-xNm:1osl Kotch . . . flaming red hair . . . sleepy . . . physics whiz . . . loot- ball letterman. Sportsmanship League 3, 42 Student Council 4: Varsity Football 2, Il. 4: J.V. Foot- ball 1: llaseball Il, 4: Howl- ing League Cl, 4: Track 3. 4: Senior Ball Committee! Jun- ior Prom Committee: Home- room President 4. w w llmuzuzr fl0l.Bl'RN Petite miss . . . enviable figure . . . sweet smile. Senior A nnouneement Com- mittee. -lmiris Long j.B. . . . fifth ward favorite . . . plays a little pool . . . likes to hunt and fish . . . bell hop. llowling League Il, 4: Senior Day Committee. iflent 1, Vice-President 4. lN'l.4RoARr1'1' Coma Maggot . . . always ready to help . . . fifth ward scientist . . . easy to get along with. Delta Horizon 2, Il, 4: Girls' Athletic Council Sl, 4: Na- tional Honor Soeiety 4: Rep- resentative Junior Rell Cross ZS: Basketball l, 22 Softball 1: Volley ball l, 2, il: llowl- ing League 2, Il, 4, Captain 34: Intramural Sports ll Sen- ior llanquet Committeei Jun- ior Prom and Program Corn- mittees. 1 ' l.ll I s Coii-'.'r'l'.'x juli . . . big smile . . . Who's Nancy? . . . crew cut . . . doesn't like to work. Visual Plslueation Club 4 Volcano Stall' Reporter 4 Senior Day Committee: Jun ior Day Committee, lil Class of PHILIP COLETTA Fi-Fi . . . shorty with a crew cut . . . nice boy . . . hard to find. Alpha Hi-Y 1: Track 2, 3: Senior Ball Committee. Rosa V. COLOMAIO Rosie . . . beautiful eyes . . . silent type . . . a friend in need . . . found with Pat. DONNA CONGDON Seldom heard . . . smil- ing eyes . . . Dipson's pride. Artisans Club 1: Library Shorthand Club 4: Softball Club 3: Bowling League 1: 4: Senior Day Committee. RAYLIOND J. DANIELS Moose . . . easy go- ing . . . killer IH gym . . . champ. Visual Education Club 1: Representative Junior Red Cross 1: Tennis 1: Golf 1: Intramural Sports 1: Senior Caps and Gowns Committee. RIC HARD LEWIS DAVIE Dick . . . popular rhythm boy . . . has a stag line appearance . . . sauntering stroll. Alpha Hi-Y 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Radio Club 3, President 3: Three Mummers 3, 4, President 4, Treasurer 3: Track 2: Senior Assembly Committee: Class Treasurer 4: Student Council 3. 4. Senior Ball Committee. GERARD CoNNo1 Gerry . . . girl's dr . . . jim's twin? . Y guy . . . teaser a fine campaign m ger. Alpha Hi-Y 4: Student cil 4: Volcano Bl Manager 4: J.V. Foot 2: Soccer 3, 4: Senio Junior Committee : Committee: Homeroom urer 3. JOHN L. CROSTON jack . . . good man on the court . . . easily dis- tinguished because of his height . . . handsome. Varsity Basketball 4: J.V. Basketball 2, 3: J.V. Foot- ball 2, Tennis 3, 4: Senior Caps and Gowns Committee: Homeroom Vice-President 3. Secretary-Treasurer 4. RAYhfIOND CUDEBEC Ray . . . A football hero with pluck and jight, and that in itself is enough to write. Alpha Hi-Y 1, 2: Choir 1, 3: Varsity Choir 2, 3: National Forensic League 4: National Honor Society 4: Varsity Basketball 4: Varsity Foot- ball 1, 4: J.V. Basketball 1: 3: Track 3, 4: Swimming Team 3, 4: Senior Announce- ments Committee: Junior Assembly Committee: Home- room Vice-President 4. SUZANNE M. DLZALY Suzie . . . sense of humor all her own . . . oh, so quiet! . . . boys are the least of her troubles. JOHN DEAN Walco . . . crushing tackle . . . a favorite of Miss Bennett . . . come- dian with a smile . . . bashful. Senior Announcements Com- Varsity Football 3, 4: J.V. mittee: Junior Prom Com- Football 1, 2: Golf 1: Senior mittee. Banquet Committee. THOMAS E. DEE: Tom . . . mathl tician and scientist nice hair . . . hand: . . . always a new . . . piano virtuoso. National Honor Society Radio Club 2, 3: Visua cation Club 2, 3, 4: Banquet Committee. -Imues CONNORS Vim . . . bemoans not -ing photogenic . . . onderful to know . . . illing worker . . . udying math! ional Honor Society 42 ha Hi-Y 4: Maple Leaf te-Up Stall' 4: Soccer 24: 'linll Leakue 2: Senior quet Committee: Home- n Viee'l'resident 4. lh'iARY K. Cox-ELAND A member of our famous band . . . Miss Dickin- son's pride . . . nice to know. Hand 2, 3. 4: Senior Horizon 34, 4: Senior Announcements Committee. Leo Cox Chief . . . handsome blond . . . very quiet . . . one of the Hyack- ers . . . Where does he hide?--33D? Choir 3, 4: Senior Banquet Committee. josicvu F. Cu NNINGIIAM Chilo . . . runner up to Mario Lanza . . . good student . . . loyal fifth warder. Choir l, 2, 3, 4: Varsity Choir 1. 2, 3, 4: National Honor Society 4: Radio Club Cl: Visual Education Club 1. 2. 3, 4, Vice-President 3. 43 Senior Announcements Com- mittee: .lunior Prom Corn- mittee. lil.:-1-xxoR -l.xNi4 llexxlf. Ellie . . . jolly . . . noted for her giggle . . a smile for all . . . Blondie. Shorthand Club 3: Bowling League 4: Senior Day Com- mittee. EARL DERENZO Earl Jo . . . loves his car . . . seen with Iohn and jim . . . fam- ous . . . everybody's friend. National Forensic League 4: National Honor Society 4: Representative Junior Red Cross 1: Senior Announce- ments Co-Chairman. joseru DICOSIBIO Muzzy . . . fighter . . . always in there pitching , . . the original All American Boy . Varsity Football 4: J.V. Football 1, 2 1 Bowling League 3: Senior Ball Com- mittee : Homeroom Vice- President 1. MARY Louise Covua Babe . . . spontaneous laugh . . . When Irish Eyes Are Smiling . . . sweetheart of HHS. liook Club 2: French Club 3, 4 3 Girls' Hi-Y 3, 4, Sgt. Arms 4: Library Club 4: Senior Horizon 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3: Student Council 3: Three Mummers 3, 4: Maple Leaf Business Staff 4: Senior Announcements Committee: Junior Prom Committee I Homeroom Treasurer 2, Pres- ident 3, Class Secretary 2. MAlJiXI.1N rx D. CROSSETT Maddie . . . drives a black Chevy . . . bug- sey expert . . . shoots a bow and arrow. Girls' Athletic Council 4: Shorthand Club 3: Archery Club 2, Il, 4, Secretary 2, President 3, Vice-President 4, Softball 1. 2, 3: Intra- mural Sports 1, 2. 3: Senior Announcements Committee! Junior Prom Committee I Homeroom Secretary-Tream urer 1. MARGARE1' C. DIDAS Peggy . . . popular at the keyboard . , . one of Mr. Mech's favorite ac- companists . . . little and likeable. Artisans Club 3, 4: Choir 1. 4: Girls' Athletic Council 3. 4, Treasurer 4: Senior Hori- zon 2. 4, Sgt. Arms 4: Bas- ketball 2. 4: Softball 1, 4, Captain 2: Volley ball 2, 4, Captain 4: Bowling League 2, 4, Captain 2: Intramural Sports 2, 45 Senior Banquet Committee: Junior Prom Committee. -IUANNIC l'. l2lXUN Roving reporter . . . loves Horist shops and what's in them . . . neat and petite. Cheer Leaders 3: Choir 1, 2, 3: Girls' Athletic Council 2, 3, 4: Girls' Service Club 3, 4: Volcano Stat? 4: Basket- ltetball 1, 2: Softball 1, 2: Volley ball 1: Intramural Sports 2 2 Senior Day Committee: Junior Program Committee. H. H. . QI CAROLYN Dui-'FY Adds zip and zing to everything . . . admired for her pleasant person- ality . . . always a smile. National Forensic League 4: French Club 3. 4, Treasurer 4: Senior Horizon 4: Girls' Service Club 4: Senior Caps a n d G ow n s Committee: Home-room Secretary-Treab urer 4. BETTY H Punk . PAUIJNE DUGO Found with Pat and the girls . . . rides in black cars . . . really talks when she gets going. Senior Day Committee. ELAINE M. EBERMAN Loveliness in. miniature . . . efhoient little typist . . . quiet and sweet. Girls' Service Club 4: Na- tional Honor Society 4 : Shorthand Club 3, Secretary 3: Student Council 4: Maple Leaf Staif Typist 4: Senior Announcements Committee: Junior Program and Prom Committees : Homeroom Pres- AL1. FRiaNc:u . . ready to settle down . . . a new- comer . . who know . liked by all her. National Forensic League 4: Senior Caps and Gowns Com- mittee. ident 4. X'Vll.I.lAM A. FRRNm:H Bill . . . carrot top . . . Miss Van Gelder's pet . . . Parlez-vous Francais? Shorthand Club 2, Ci: Senior Caps anrl Gowns Committee. H. H. . 22 4, . ' lu I. x..,, , CAROLYN :XNN KTAFI-'NEY MARY Mixkrinkizr Gmns GaH ' . . . gift of gab Gibbsey . . . darling . . . perpetual gum chewer Watch out! She's driving now. liook Club 2. Sgt. Arms 2: Ramlio Club Il, Sgt. Arms 3: Senior Horizon 4: Student Council il: Three Mummers Il, 4: Representative Junior Red Cross l, 21 Softball 1, 21 Intramural Sports 2, 3: Sen- ior liall Committee? Junior Day and Assembly Commit- tees. . . . full of laughter and pep . . . ambitious. Book Club 2: Cheer Leaders 4: Girls' Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Vice- President 4, Treasurer 3 : Na- tional Honor Society 4: Ra- ilio Club 3: Girls' Science Club 2, 3, Secretary 3 : Senior Horizon 2, 3, 4, President 4: Student Council 4: Three Mummers 2, 3, 4, Serretary 3: Maple Leaf Business Staff 4: Senior Caps and Gowns Com- mittee : Junior Prom Commit- tee: Homeroom Secretary 3, 4. JANE EDDY Janie . . . sweet . . . neat . . . friendly . . . never too busy for fun . . . a ready Hello . Choir 1, 2: French Club 2, 3. 4, Vice-President 4: Girls' Service Club 3, 4: National Honor Society 4: Maple Leaf Write-Up Staff 4: Senior An- nouncements Committee. IVIARILYN EDXVA Long, dark tresses excellent dancer . cheery Hi for e one . . . royalty. Choir 1, 2, 3: Librai 3: Shorthand Club 3: Ball Committee: Jun sembly and Prom L tees: Homeroom Vic dent 4. THOMAS A. Gums Gibber . . . likes the girls . . . gets into trouble . . . Jungle john's sidekick . . . sleeps all day. Artisans Club 1: Varsity Basketball 3. 42 J.V. Basket- ball l, 2: J.V. Football 1: Baseball 3, 4: C-olf 2: Track 1, 4: Senior Day Committee: Junior Day Committee. 'i IJOROTIIY GILLI Trumpeter . . . A pal . . . always i right mood . . . a with a hall. lland 1, 2, 3, 42 Cir letir Council 2. 3, 4: Club 2: Senior Horiz 4: Volcano Stalf 4: ball 1, 2, Sl, 4, Cap Softball 1, 2. 4: Vol 1, 3, 4: Bowling Le Intramural Sports 1, Senior Announcemen mittee. luoxrxs l'.x'r,l,,xNo boxixro li. l'lRSKlNl'. Tom . . . serious . . . drummer boy . . . good looking . . . Come hither, woman. Rocky . . . Yau can't et a girl with a gun . . seen but not heard . . better known as Elgieir 'A 'shke crime' Hand 1. 2, 34, 4: Visual Edu- P y' cation Club 1: Bowling .ml l'I1lui-ation t'lub 14: l.n-agiw I, 2, 29: Senior An- ior Caps nnil Gowns Com- nounrvmenls t'ornmitte-9. ln-0. ROHICRT l'llAlIlIU Bob , . . tall as a spectre . . . easy come, easy go . . . no problems . . . captained our Red Raiders. Artlstans Club 2, 3, 4: Var- sity Football l, 2, Ci, 4, Cap- ta,n 4: Varsity Basketball 2. 34, 4: J,V. Basketball 1: Track 1, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 2: Senior liall Committee. Srmxxl- 'Gi x xx lluxr. fiR.X'l l'0N Sue . . . heautilul Linda . . . Marilyn's yes . . . a diminutive other hall . . . easy go- 'oll-. I. . charming smile ing . . . popularity plus. asndwus dresser' liook l'lub 2: Library Club uk Club 2: Girls' Ili-Y ill 31: Volcano Stall' 4: Senior rano Stall' -1: Sm-nior Caps llnll l'omniittc-e-3 Junior fl Gow n s l'onin1ittn-Q-1 l'roni Fonlniilts-v. mi-room Vim-1--l'i's-sinla-Ill 2, rvlnrv-'l'ri-ar-uiri-r Zi. lNl.xkx' K, kiRll lflN Kay . . . always a friendly smile . . . Volf cano's E.I.C ..., a knack at art . . . Oh! that Woodbury com- plexion. Artisans Club 2, 25, 4, Srribi- 25: Glu-er Le-ailers 2: Girls' Ssrvivo Club Zi, 4. Sgt. Arms 4: National Honor Society -ll Student Council 4: Represen- tative Junior lteil Cross Zi: Volcano Eilitor in Chief 4: Senior Day Committee: .lun- ior Prom Chairman. llliYl Rl.l Y l'lRl4lVlN Bev . . . Doris' con- stant companion fair lassie from Canada . . . neat as a pin. 'l'uou.xs I os'l'ER Tom . . . silent in the classroom . . . curly hair . . . baseball ian. Visual l'I1luc-ation Club IS, 4, Treasurer -1: Volcano Stall' Reporter 4: Senior Caps and Gowns Committee. ...Z Class of '52 fi' f' 46 7 'A frZLfvrLal4,fZr,r'.rf,..,,ffn1.!,.f 67' f e l - A, fl 1744064 u if-1, ' -lo,xNN l'lRliWlN Ioan- . . . skating trips are nice . . . curly hair . . . has good times . . , neat dresser. lrxrls lll-Y 3, -l, 'l'l'vasur'r Artisans Club l, ZZ, Il, -l. l: Ss-nior Horizon lg llonw- Vim--l'i'usiul:lll 'li Girls' Alh- room Se-c'l'i'tal'y fl. li-tix' l'ouui'il 2. ZS, 4: liaskvt- 1 hall l, L, 73, -li liowling lmazlu- 1, 2, SS, 11, Captain 34, -ll Softball l. ll, Ci, -l: Si-nior lianqui-I tfomrnitts-1-: .Iunior Prom t'onin1itt1'i'. Xxxm' .NNN Gknfwru Nan . . . skating is her hobby . , . half pint . , . seen but not heard. Girls' Hi-Y 2, Cl: Svnior An- noulu'un1n-nt.s Uonlnlittvv. Ru:u.ueo ll. kikll NwA1.n Dick . . . William Hans . . . woodworking specialist . . , freckles . . . twinkling eyes, St-nior Armounri-ini-nts Com rnlttvv. 23 Class Of '52 DO1,ORr:s JEAN iiI I'llRI1-Z Lorrie . . . a good scout . . . full of vim . . . wings on her feet. Choir 2, 3, 4: Radio Club 3: Senior Ball Committee: Jun- ior Prom Committee. NIFRLE HACZKET Hatchet . . . with Ziggy . . . wonderful sense of humor . . . ge- ometry whiz. Band 1, 2. 3, 4: Radio Club 3: Three Mummers 3, 4: Vis- ual Education Club 1: Maple Leaf Business Staff 4: Senior Announcements Committee: Junior Assembly and Prom Committees. JUNE ELAINE HAB11I.TON june . . . natural waves . . . usherette . . . has no trouble with the boys. Choir 3, 4: Library Club 4: Basketball 1, 4: Softball 11 Volley ball 1, 4: Bowling League 4: lntramural Sports 1, 4: Senior Banquet Com- mittee. JOANNE HARIRIER fo . . . a smile for everybody . .n . neat plus . . . our eilicient typist. Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice Presi- dent 4: Varsity Choir 1, 2, 3, 4: Delta Horizon 1, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Service Club 3, 4: Shorthand Club 3: Maple Leaf Staff Typist 4: Basket- ball 1, Softball 1: Volley ball 1, 2: Bowling League 1 : In- tramural Sports 2, 3: Senior Day Committee: Junior Day Committee: Homeroom Vice- President 4. ' 4 .-0--44---.gl ' I . -ffif..-4 ' e fr - . . A...- f.. 0 , 1 x- 'A fi ullqjgf .. L. , ,A . e,. A-pad' ,, Qs' v .f- ALYCE JEFFERY Al . . first lady . . . sixth warder . . . popu- lar . . . always with the gang . Girls' Science Club 3: Sen- ior Horizon 2, 3, 4: Volcano Staff Reporter 4: Volley ball 3, 4. Captain 4: Intramural Sports 4: Senior Day Com- mitte: .lunior Prom Com- mittee. Cil-ZORGI-I JONES Moose . . . car jockey . . . super grocer . . . Baptist star. National Forensic League 4: J.V. Football 1: Senior Ban- quet Committee. livrzI,YN l'lOUGl1'I'Al.lNG Ev . . . noted ior her excellent acting . . . lots of fun . . . loves to square dance. Radio Club 2, 3: Volcano Staff 4: Senior Caps and Gowns Committee: Junior Assembly Committee. EA N l'lOXN'ARlJ Jean . . . pals with Nancy . . . prettyA hair . . . good mathematician. Artisans Club 3: French Club 2, 3: Volley ball 3: In- tramural Sports 2, 3: Sen- ior Announcements Commit- tee. KATm.Rr:N KELLY Kay . . . keeps the boys guessing . . . very popular . . . seen with Erla . . . studies hard . . P Artisans Club, 2, 3, 4, Treas- urer 4: Cheer Leaders 4, Captain 4: Delta Horizon 3, 4: Girls' Athletic Council 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Soft- ball 2, 3, 4: Volley ball 1, 2, 3: Bowling League 1: Intra- mural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4: Sen- ior Caps and Gowns Commit- tee: Junior Assembly Com- mittee: Homeroom Secretary 3 . Tnoxxms D. KRRR Smiley . . . lean and handsome . . . V.E. ex- pert . . . J.V. player. Student Council 4: Visual Education Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4: Varsity Basket- ball 4: J.V. Basketball 2, 3: Track 3: J.V. Football Man- ager 4: Senior Announce- ments Committee. JACK KNONN'I.'I'O lack . . . S.S.. star . . . our cap business x-zu.-eager . soccer is his sport gets in wl-'b the n man. National Honor Socie Maple Leaf Business ger 4: Baseball 2, 3, 4 cer 3, 4: Bowling Lea 4: Senior Announce Committee. 24 SY1.v1A llAlNIMOND Lewis C. lflARREY NANQLY FAY HARRISON lVlARY C. llAUGHTON Syl . . . cute . . . ac- Louie . . . quiet and Loyal to good old' Gene- Chris . . . curly-haired ve . . . knows some- industrious . . . future-P va . . . wavy hair . . . colleen . . .lovely smile ne in Wellsville . . . a . . . doesn't delay in get- gives the bays a hard . . . personality plus . . . oice all her own. ting out of school. time. Mr. Rohver's wittiest. ional Forensic League 4: Senior Announcements Com- Senior Day Committee. Girls' Service Clllb 3. 4. rary Club 3: Radio Club mittee. Senior Calls anll Gowns mmittee: .lunior Prom imitten-. KARI, llkrrx Model prankster keeps Lyle's boys in spirits . . . teachers' pride and joy . . P National Honor Society Zi, 4: Maple lieaf Business Staff 4: Senior Announcements Com- mittee: Homeroom Treasurer 2, Vice-President ZS. jum' -IAQQOHS Judy . . . pretty clothes . . . always mak- ing the best of study halls . . , likes to write letters . . . Geneva vs. Wellsville. Library Club 4: Radio Club 3: Senior Horizon 2, 3, 4: Senior Caps and Gowns Com- mittee: Junior Prom Com- Treasurer 4: National Honor Society 4 2 Representative Junior Red Cross 3: Maple Leaf Business Staff 4: Senior liall Committee: Junior Prom Committee: Homeruom Vice-President 4, Treasurer 3. ClA'l'lll'1RlNli IIEAD Katie . . . loves to gab . . . Pauline's other sell . . . waves the Hash- light. Library Club 1, 2. 3, 4: Vol- cano Stall' Reporter 4: Sen- ior liall Committee: Junior Day Committee. PAK' 1. lf. liUKUVKA 'olcano's expert photog . . super salesman . . . lways lm1.,f. ual ltlrluravwn Club 1, 2, 4: Voiinn- Photography tor 4 . lluv ling League 3, Senior Banquet Commit- mittee. H Y i V , JM: fl W QIAMI-is IJANIBERT , 4018 Lig, f f Aky LE IS 1 'I li jim . . . 14C's expert ones . .. . a atfgh ,l lVlary . . . s et per- . . . half day student. . K orth re mberi f a ' safiality ,. . . always hunting enthusiast. ' X girl know'ng, ,. l willing t rk . . . a Q . , , . 1 ' I 'hast ol ends. . enior Laps and Gowns Com- Ch 4, S c. .1 es. , , mittee. D 8 ' 4 8 A , liibrar uh 1: Senior An- Oren. ' 1 ,I U A -4 . ' no n ents Committee. 4: .Cr :a ,, 6 1, a- f ti nop' S c ty 4 ' , ' :trtha Club ' V-P. ' ' J tiide ' ' Sec d af Typlst4 Bas l Capt 1 3 0 t a owllmz 0 c 4 . 4 . u ei? f I : l ' - bi- g' a 1 , . -Q : S f - b l Capt. 1-3 G olley ll pt. 1-4 I ' eagu 1-4, Capt- 14-3 3 ln- tramufral Sports, Capt, 1-4: Sr. Activities Chairman: Jr. Day and Prom Committees: Class Sec. 3, 4: Homeroom Sec. 3, Pres. 4: Radio Club 3, e H. H. . 25 NANKIX' LITTLE Nan . . . She's mak- ing Elmira our rival . . . neat clothes , . . friend- ly personality . . . acti- vated. Radio Club 1, 3: Visual Ed- ucation Club 1: Bowling League 3: Senior Caps and Gowns Committee: Junior Assembly Committee. Bi-3'r1'Y HA N Mc :C Inks' Mac . . . punctualf . . .t overflowing spirit studiousf . IFJ bvl'1I,MA ,lit Nr: LOPER Peach . . . gets around well lor her size . . . has had many interesting ex- periences . . . the center of attraction. Artisans Club 4: C-irls' Serv- ice Club 4: Senior Horizon 2, 3, 4: Volcano Stal? Re- Dorter 4: Senior Announce- ments Committee: Junior Brom Committee: Homeroom ice-President 1. CARo1.Y SWEEf friends N Mr:Col,I.L:MN Carol . . . P MARY Lou IJYNCPI Likes muscle men . . . seen with Mert and Gibbsey . . . adorable dimples. Girls' Hi-Y 3, 4: Library Club 2: Senior Horizon 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4: Senior Ban- quet Committee: Junior Prom Committee. little and her boy- gleaming J 0 1 Library Club 2, 3, 4: Short- hand Club 4: Bowlinfz League 4: Senior Ball Com- mittee: Junior Prom Com- mittee: Basketball l. 2, 14, 4: Softball 1, 2, 3, 4. tresses. Library Club 3. 4: Volcano Staff 4: Basketball 1, 2, 33 Senior Ball Committee: Jun- ior Prom Committee. ' l' H.H. . 26 RiXX'NIKDNll Mf1ll.Al.li Ray . . . St. Ann's spirit . . . scatbaclc . . . powerful build . . . an- other versatile athlete. Student Council 2 : Repre- sentative Junior Red Cross Zi: Varsity Football 43 Base- ball 4: Soccer Zi: Golf ii: Track 1. 2, 3, 4: Senior Ban- quet Committee C Junior Prom Committee. hfiifzimul. Mc:lNr1RNi1Y Mickey . . . ladies' man . . . soccer star . . . flashy dresser . . . one of those fifth ward- ers. Alpha Hi-Y 4: Library Club 1: Volcano Assistant Sports Editor 4: J.V. Football 1, 2. Captain 1: Baseball 3, 4: Soccer 3, 4: Bowling League 2: Golf l, 2, 3, Captain 2: Track 4: Swimming! Team 4: Senior Banquet Committee: Junior Day Committee 1 Homeroom Treasurer 2. FRANCIS MAIIONICX' Frannie . . . jitter- bug expert . . . girls love his personality . . with Pete and the boys Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Alpha Hi-Y 3, 4: Radio Club 3: Volcano Advertising Staff 4: Golf 4: Senior Day Committee. AN'ruoNx' MAR1 Tony . . . like: drive . . . associates Rad . . . Cham story teller. Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Secret National Forensic Leai Student Council 4: Y Football 3: J.V. Footl Bowling League 2, Track 3, 4: Senior Bal mittee: Varsity Cho Volcano Staff Reporte JOHN McKAY Kevin . . . What a build! . . . wows the girls . . . nonchalanf. Alpha Hi-Y l, 2, Zi, 4, Presi- dent 3, Secretary 2: Sports- manship League 1, 2, Ci, Vice- President 3: Student Council 1, 2. 75: Alpha Zeta 1, 2, Vice-President 2: Volcano Boys' Sports Editor 4: Bas- ketball 3, 4: Football 4: J.V. Football 1: Baseball 3. 4: Soccer 2, SS: Golf 3: Track 1, 2, Ii, 4: Senior Ball Co- Chairman: Junior Day Co- Chairman: Homeroom Presi- dent 1, 2, Vice-President 3: Class Vice-President 3. Cmzoi, IXNN MCK1 Likes 'em tall . . . ways with the gang Why worry? . . . q 3 National Forensic Leaf Library Club 1: Softb Bowling League 2: mural Sports 3: Senio Committee: Junior Committee. .Nifr Louisa M,xk1No 'Ian . . . Mrs. Boag's 'ight arm . . , short hair :urs . . . expressive eyes. wrary Club l. 2: Shorthand ib 54: Senior Banquet mmittee: Junior Prom mmlttee : llomeroom See- ury-Treasurer 4. llorokiis A. MAs'ri1RsoN Dee-Dee . . . always on the go , . . never a dull moment . . . ideal secretary. Girls' Athletic Council 4: Shorthand Club Zi: Archery Club Il, 4, Secretary Zi, Treas- urer 4: Basketball 2. 3, 4: Softball 2, 3, 4: Volley ball 2, Il, 1: Intramural Sports 2, 25. 4: Senior Ball Committee: .lunior Prom Committee. josi-zen Malmo Joe . . . happy-go- lucky . . . all around spartsman . . , whiz with a basketball. Varsity Basketball 3, 4: Var- sity Football 4: J.V. Basket- ball 1, 2: Baseball 2, 3, 4: Senior Day Committee. MARY KAY M1:CAi-'i-'lim' Katie . . . squeals when she laughs . . . blushes easily . . . com- bustible temper. Library Club 2: Senior Hori- zon 4: Bowling League Il: Senior Ball Committee: .lun- ior Prom Committee: Home- room Vice-President 2, Sec- Class of '52 l Iumi-is M. Nlc:lxiNi.i-LY RIKZIIJXRIP I. Mu,1.i-ik Tex . . . another soc- cer star , . . girls are the least of his worries . . . pillar of HHS. hoir Sl, 41 Varsity Choir il, : .l.V. lfootball l : Soeeer 3, 2 Traek l, 2, 4, Manager 25: enior Announcements Com- uittee: Junior Day Commit- .vu Moose . . . future ora- tor . . . Miss Dunham's prodigy . . . brains plus brawn . . . sweeps a mean broom. National Forensic League 4: Choir 2, ZS, 4, Treasurer 4: Varsity Choir 4: Bowling League 2, K, -l. Captain 3. 4: Senior Day Committee: Jun- ior Prom Committee: Home- room Treasurer. reta ry Il. l'uu.n- bflClhN'I'l-Zli Phil . . . girls' dream come true . . . drives an 88 . . . What's in North Hornell? National Forensic League 4: Student Council 2, -1: Bowl- inp: League 2: Senior Ban- quet Committee: Homeroom President 2, Seeretary 4. l'iRl.A .IRAN Mot iRl'fl10R Erla . , . twinkling fingers . . . ready smiles . . . friendly . . . lovely hair. Choir 4: National Honor So- ciety 4: Volley ball l, 2, :ig Bowling League lg lntra-- mural Sports l, 2, Il: Senior Announcements Committee: Junior Prom Commit e . b'lAlll .l.lNli A. Moxx N . io Maddie . . . another loyal lan of 22B . . . Marie's other half . . . honor student. Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Girls Ath- letic Couneil 2, 3, 4: Girls' Service Club 4: National Honor Society 3, 4: Radio Club 3: Shorthand Club 4: Maple Leaf Staff Typist 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 1, 2, 3, 4: Softball 1, 2, 3, 4: Volley ball l. 2, 3, 4: Intra- mural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4: Sen- ior Banquet Committee. f x I Q I , , 4 ' HHN IN' 1 c y t a mean Ed' . . ith Clyde horn . . ne t HHS twins . . r grammarian. Band l, 2, 3, 4: irls' Ath- letie Council 2, Il, 4: Girls' Service Club 4: National Honor Society 4: Radio Club 3, Secretary 3: Basketball 1, 2, il, 4: Softball l, 2, 3, 4: Volley ball 1, 2, Sl, 4: Bowl- ing League l, 2, 25. 4: Senior Caps and Gowns Committee: Junior Assembly Committee. . ores school-on e -ends . . . lrlces a good time . . . d-r-1-v-e-s a Representative Junior Red Cross 2: Volcano Stall' Re- porter 4: Bowling: League 2, ZS: Golf 2: Senior Caps and Gowns Committee: Junior l'rom Committee. 27 I D Class of '52 bfi.-XRY 'l'RRlas.-x lVl0Rl'1'l'Tl Mert . . . smooth dancer . . . personality plus . . . Let's go brushcutf' Book Club 2: Girls' Hi-Y 3, 4: Senior Horizon 3, 4: Three Mummers 2, 3. 4, Sgt. Arms 3: Volcano Staif Re- porter 4: Senior Caps and Gowns Committee: Home- room Treasurer 2: Junior Prom Committee. Hllflll ARNOLD LIORGAN Hugh . . . drives a speedy car . . . takes trips to Dansville and Wellsville . . . skating enthusiast. National Forensic League 4: Three Mummers 2, 3, 4: Rep- resentative Junior Red Cross ZS: Senior Banquet Commit- JACK MUHLHISEN Moe . . . St. Paul's stalwart . .. . hard work- er . . . Weiner expert. Senior Caps and Gowns Com- mittee : Homeroom Vice- President 3. RoH1eR'rA MAE MI Bobby . . . a 33, . . . pleasing persona . . . always giggling. Choir 2, 3, 4: Library 3, 4: Senior Horizon 1 Bowling League 2, 3, 4 tain 3: Senior Banquet mittee. tee. CTAROL Lorisa 1RA'r'r Carol . . . always get- ting clever, new ideas . . . seen with Margie . . . a voice to be heard . . . a page from Vogue. Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Sen- ior Horizon 2, 3, 4: Volcano Staff Reporter 4: Bowling League 1, 4: Senior Ball Committee: Junior Prom Committee. LAVINA l RYOR Lee . . . tennis en- thusiast . . . energetic . . . seen with Mary Lou. National Forensic League 4: Girls' Athletic Council 4: Library Club 3: Senior Hori- zon 2, 3, 4: Representative Junior Red Cross 3: Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4: Softball 1, 2, 3, 4: Volley ball 4: Intra- mural Sports 2, 3, 4: Senior Announcements Committee: Junior Prom Committee. lNlARci1A PASCOE ,. N Ho . . . blonde artist nie . . . brunette movie fiend . . . has a sh I . . athletic secret aHaire du caeur . ass . lciend in Artisans Club 3, 4: Delta Arti C 4: ' h- Horizon 3, 4, Treasurer 4: letic unc 4: Bas 11, National Forensic League 4: 2, 3, ' So tball 3: olley Girls, Service Club 4: Stu- ball 2, : Intramural orts dent Council 3: Representa- 3, 4: Senior Ball Comm tee. tive Junior Red Cross 2, 3, Secretary 3: Senior Assembly Committee 1 Junior Prom Committee: Homeroom Vice- President 2, President 3. JEAN QLlAR1'Z Pints . . . rosy com- plexion . . . one of Ho's . . . lover of people. Library Club 2: Senior Hori- zon 4: Representative Junior Red Cross 2, 3: Volley ball 4: Bowling League 3, 4: Senior Day Committee: Jun- ior Prom Committee. DOMINIKZ RAIIOKICIIA Sylvester . . . leader of the Patchoolrs . . . Hashy dresser . . . Men's Shop's Best Man . C h o i r 1 : Sportsmanship League 1, 2: Student Council 1, 2: Varsity Football 2 : J.V. Basketball 1: J.V. Football 1 : Baseball 1 : Bowling League 1, 2: Track 1, 2: Senior Ball Committee: Jun- ior Assembly and Prom Com- mittees: Homeroom President 1, 2, Treasurer 3. ci.-XROLY N M. RAI: Cay . . . writes . Hartman's love Ieti . . . fel? ta Joanne . lots ol lun. Choir 3, 4: Girls' S1 Club 4: Library Club 2: ior Horizon 1, 2, 3, 4: E hand Club 3, Treasurn Maple Leaf Staff Typi Basketball 11 Softbal Volley ball 2, 3: Bo League 2: Intramural S 2, 3: Senior Caps and G Committee: Junior Day mittee: Homeroom Trea 2. 28 SAM NASCA KA'ruAk1Nrz NISSl.PiR linwiuzo O'H1-:RON popular drum major . . bowls them over . . . orked hard at the aint . . . sharp dresser. d l, 2, 24. 4: Assistant m Major Ii, Drum Ma- 4: Howling League 2, 3, Senior Announcements umittce. Kay . . . has a per- sonality that goes with her appearance . . . ca- pability plus friendli- ness . . . has many ad- mirers. Artisans Club 4: Girls' Serv- ice Club 3, 4, President 4: National Honor Society 3, 4, Treasurer 3, 4: Senior Hori- zon 2, Il, 4: Student Council Zi, 4: Maple Leaf Write-Up Stall' 4: Senior Announce- ments Co-Chairman: Prom Committec: Homeroom Pres- idcnt Zi. Eddie . . . sports en- thusiast . . . found with the Crutch Club . . . popularity plus. Alpha Hi-Y 1, 2, Il, 4, Vice- President 3, 4: National Forensic League 4: Student Council 2, 3. 4: Alpha Zeta l. 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4: J.V. Basketball 2, 3: Soccer 4: Golf 4: Senior Day Com- mittee: Junior Prom Com- mittee: Homeroom President 2, 3, 4: Varsity Basketball 4. 'l'uoMAs ORDXVAN' Lefty . . . toots a sax and boots a soccer ball ...nicesmile...a huntin' we will go . . . girls aren't his problem. l'and 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4: Student Council 4: Soccer 2, Di, 4: Homeroom President 4, Class Vice-President 4. -Iosrru II. PAI,1ursAN0 j.C. . . . super salesf man . . . manager of Penney's4. . . friendli- ness is his virtue. Artisans Club 3, 4: National Forensic League Ii, 4: Radio Club 3: Shorthand Club 4: Sportsmanship League 4: Visual Education Club 2: Representative Junior Red Cross 2, 3: Volcano Staff 4: Track 2, 3: Senior Hall Chairman: Homcroom Vice- Prcsidcnt 3. , 1 -lowzr l,llIl.l!RlK1K lX1,xRll,rH ln. l'os'r , ,A juice . . . prim and Mimi Lee . . . great ,pretty , . . typist superb musical ability . . .loves . . . quiet but not idle pranks . . . toots the ' . . . Princess Daisy. Hute . . . inquisitive Artisans Club 3, 4: Delta eyes' Horizon 4: Girls' Service liand 1, 2, 35, 4: Senior Hori- Club 4: Library Club Ii: Na- zon 2, Ii. 4: Senior Day Com- tional Honor Society 3. 4, mittcc. Sccretary 4: Shorthand Club 24, President ZS : Student Council 24 1 Reprcsentative Junior Red Cross Zi: Maple Lcaf Stall' Typist 4: Senior llanquct Committee: Junior Prom Committee. +1 - . I' WlI.l,l.'xu Rl-'.x'll.l,l-1 Bill . . . head of the lass. . . St, Ann's Mi- 'an . . one of the Bloody Fifth rho lli-Y ZS, 4: Student lI'lt'il 2, 4, Trnasurcr I wha Zcta l, 2, Zi, 4: Var- 1 Vaskt-tball Manaptlr l, 2, 4: -l.V. liaskctball Mana- nu 'l'c'i'n 'S 4' Scti nu Vu-c-l ns o rtlia l, l..I.V. ll ll l. -sclmll 4: lfowlinjl licullll' Golf 29, 42 Track 23 Swi n- 14 .. ,, , . ,I At itiis t'l'airman: llomc- ' ' id nt I 44 sid nl ' l ills l' ts! I. ,ln- it 4: Sort- r A, I. lap! un RAY Ros i'1R'l'S Robin . . . has a taste far extravagant foods . . . wild imagination . . . wonder how he'd look with liair. Choir l. 2: Varsity Choir 1, 2: National Honor Society Zi, 4. 'I'tmpt,rary Sgt, Arms 4: Radio Club 2: Three Mum- m rs Il, 4: Maple Leaf Ad- xertisinpz Manager 4: Var- sity Basketball Manager 1, 2, 25, 4: J.V. Football 1, 21 liaseball 3, 4: Senior Caps and Gowns Committec: .lun- ior Assembly Committee. li0Nl'l'A AN N Roalxsox Bonnie . . . Queen of Agnes Poss Triangle . . . at the Sugar Bowl with the gang . . . dips ice cream at the Supreme. Library Club 4: Three Mum- m.rs 4: Visual Education Club I 2 Volcano Stal' R'- port r 4: Bowling League 2: Scnicr Day Committee: .lun- ior Prorn Committee: Homo- room 'l'r.:usur.r 4. Maki :IA l.. Roos.-x Quiet and studious . . . a truelfriend . . . expert SCl6'llflSf. Girls' Science Club Il: Intra- mural Sports l, 35, 4: Senior lfall Committee. H. H. . so EDNA ROWE Eddie Lou . . .charm- ing and casual . . . easi- l thrilled . . . another Iglorence Nightingale . . . fascinating. French Club 2, 3, 4: Girls' Service Club 4: National Honor Society 4: Three Mummers 2, 3, 4: Senior Banquet Committee: Junior Program Committee: Home- room Secretary-Treasurer 1, Vice-President 3. wr , MARY' JANE RUSSELL Russ . . . marvel in gym . . . loads of lun . . . rides the bus. Girls' Athletic Council 2, 3, 4: Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Cap- tain 2, 3: Softball 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 2, 3: Volley ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 2, 3: Bowl- ing League 1, 4: Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4: Senior An- nouncements Committee. , 4. . I . GERALD SAYLES Gerry . . . Ask him about sailing at Loon Lake . . . soccer special- ist . . . seen behind the wheel of a Packard . . . never LU speeds. National Honor Society 4: Student Council 2: Maple Leaf Boys' Sports Editor 4: Soccer 4: Bowling League 4: Senior Announcements Com- mittee: Homeroom President 2, Vice-President 3. Louis R. SHERos1m:K Louie . . . St. Iggie's lan . . . with Stub and Horsey . . . swell guy. Soccer 4: Senior Banquet Committee I Junior Prom Committee: Swimming Team 4: Bowling' League 4. FRANc:Es SHIERNVOOD Fran . . . Andy's best girl . . . always has her homework done . . . sports enthusiast. Cheerleaders 2: Girls' Serv- ice Club 3, 4: National Hon- or Society 3, 4: Senior Han- quet Committee: Junior Prom Committee. H.H. . 30 FkANr:1s l'lIJXVARD SMITH Smitty . . . quiet and observing . . . with Tom . . , girls are a waste ol time. Iieta Hi-Y 1: Representative Junior Red Cross 2: Volcano Staff Reporter 4: J.V. Foot- ball 1, 2: Bowling League 1, 2, 3, 4: Golf 2, 3, 4, Cap- tain 3, 4: Track 1: Intra- mural llasketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4: Senior Caps and Gowns Committee: Junior Day Committee: Homeroom Treasurer 2. HOKE SMITH Hot trombonist . . hackie . . . t-a-l-l . . . wears clever hats. Hand 1, 2, 3, 4: Library Club 2: Bowling League 2, Cap- tain 2: Senior Ball Commit- tee. ALICE Sc1H1EnER Lish . . . HHS' rendi- tion of Dorothy Kirsten ...withMarge...a real blonde . . P Choir 2 3: Varsit Choir 2, Senior Day Committee: Jun- ior Assembly and Prom Com- , Y 3: Three Mummers 3, 4 mittees. IJORIS Sun Nl-IEGA Dory . . . keeps W4 minster going . . . ri the Erie only . . . km her baseball. Choir 3, 4: Girls' At Council 4: Senior Horiz 3, 4: Maple Leaf Sports Editor 4: Bask 2, 3, 4: Softball 1, 2. Volley ball 2, 3, 4: Bo League 2, 3, 4, Captain Intramural Sports 2, Senior Banquet Commit JAMES li. SMITH jim . . . plays hard to get . . . handsome but quiet . . . Polite? . . . Ask Miss Bennett. Student Council 3: Bowling League 3: Senior Day Com- mittee: Homeroom President 3, Vice-President 2. JAMES SMITH jim . . . News of: Week in Review . walks CPJ home for . excuses . . . great 1 . . . lover of uproz -opera. National Forensic Leagl 4, President 4: Library 4: Student Council 4: '1 Mummers 4: Alpha Zeta 3, 4, Sgt. Arms 3: Hi-' News Announcer 4: IV Leaf Write-Up Stat? 4 :l ing League 3: Senior an fl G ow n s Commi Homeroom Vice-Presider l,oRNA Stlllkl-.CK eserved . . . faithful to 'orth Hornell . . . pleas- nt disposition . . . -nm-what a cook! ior Announcements Com- tee: Junior Assembly imittee. lSAkB.'xRA Sczori' Sarge . . , lively , . . knows everyone . . . dy- namic personality . . . sparkles over WLEA. National Forensic League Sl, 4: Girls' Athletic Council 4: Girls' Hi-Y 4: National Honor Society 4: Senior Horizon 2-4, Vice-President 4, Sgt. Arms 3: Mummers 3, 4, Sgt. Arms 4: Junior Red Cross 2: Hi-Time News An- nouncer it, 4: llasketball 1-4, Captain 3: Softball 1, 2: Volley ball 2-4, Captain 3, 4: Howling League 1: Intra- mural Sports 2-4: Senior Day Co-Chairman: Junior Prom and Program Commit- tees: Homeroom Treasurer 2, Vice-President 3, Presi- dent 4: Class Treasurer Il. lXlARll.YN SHAMAN Cellist for our band . , . hard worker . . . super student. Hand 1, 2, 3, 4: Library Club Cl, 4: Bowling League 4: In- tramural Sports l Q Senior Banquet Committee. Class lJoNNA SHIAON This way please . a captivating smile . . artist supreme. Artisans Club 1, 2. 3, 4. See- retary-Treasurer 4: Freneh Club 2, 3, 4, President 4, Treasurer Si: Maple Leaf Art Editor 4: Volcano Art Edi- tor 3, 4: Volley ball 4, Cap- tain 4: Bowling League 3, 4: Intramural Sports 4: Senior liall Committee! Junior As- sembly and Prom Commit- of '52 li' N I- 5Xll'l'll NlARtiARl' '1' Suzi-ii rss 'junic- . , . all this and -brains too . . . How ar is Iona? Peggy . . . pretty blonde . . . inhabitant of the first ward . . . ardent tees. .'XN1wki-.xv tIii,xRl.if,s Suiso Andy . . . wonder whom he likes . . . great genius mixed with mad- ness . . . likes to escort. Senior Banquet Committee: Junior Prom Committee. h'lARIl.YN Sm ns Simmsie . . . fashion plate . , . seen with Midge . . . well-known . . . sweet personality. Delta Horizon 2, 39: Senior Horizon 4: Three Mumniers 4: Voleano Sta-xl'l' Reporter 4: Senior Day Committee: .lun- ior Prom Committee. mi 1. 2, :s, -1: or-lu. um- b S b-3 dfvofff' I 2. 24, 4, Viee-President ll, Choir 2. 34, 43 tlirls' Athletie I: Arms 4: llirls' Athletin' Couneil 4: liibrary Club 2, K, .lneil 2, Il, -l, Viee-l'reHi- 4: S.-nior Horizon Z, 24, 4: it 4: Girls' Serviee Club Shorthand Club 24: llasketlrall 4: Mujorettes 2, Cl, -l: Na- 2, ZS, 4: Softball l, 2, ii, 4: nnl llonor Soeiety ZS, 4: Volley ball 1, 2, il, 4: liowl- sketball l, 2, Il, 4: Volley ing: League 4: lntramural l l. 2, Il, 4, Captain 24, Il: Sports 2, Zi, 41 Senior Caps wlingz League 1, 2, Ii, 4, and Gowns Committee. otain 4: lntrulnurnl Sports 2, ti, 4: Senior llanquet -Chairman: .lunior Prom nun it t ee. Rrmicm' litll ' is Srifx' rx s Bob . . . Doesn't the pipe make him look distinguished? . . . T-E-A-M. Alpha Hi-Y 2, Si. -l, President Ci: Cheer Leaders 4: National Forensie League 41 Radio Club 2, K: Student Couneil l, 4: Three Mummers 2, 54, 4: Representative Junior lied Cross 2: Maple Leaf llusi- ness Stall' 4: J.V. Football l Z Tennis 4: Senior Caps and Gowns Committee: Junior Assembly Co-Chairman, l'rorn Co'nmilte : Homeroom Presi- dent l, 4. lit mif,R'1'.-x l.. S'l'i-ix' if. N s Berta . . . likes Ni- agara . . . dresser su- perb . . . twinkle toes. Artisans Club 34, 4: liook QIAXII-,S Sli lxIlX jim . . . makes the girls scream with his white mice . . . animal lover . . . friendly. Club 2: Delta Horizon 4: Senior llanquet Committee, tlirls' Hi-Y 2, il. 45 lianlio Club 393 liepresentalixe Jun- ior Red Cross Ili Senior lian- quet Committee: Home-room Seeretary 2, Treasurer 34. 31 Class of '52 FLOSSIE B. SWITZER Butch . . . Volcano reporter . . . found at the Steuben Theatre . . . everybody's friend. Library Club 2: Visual Edu- cation Club 2, 3, 4: Volcano Staff Reporter 4: Senior An- nouncements Committee. JOIIN WILLIAMS Jack . . . camera man . . . likes blondes . . . neatness is a virtue . . . I go steady. Radio Club 3: Maple Leaf Photography Editor 4: Vol- cano Photography Editor 3: Senior Caps and Gowns Com- mittee: Junior Prom Com- mittee: Homeroom Treasurer 2. JOH N WILLIAM TOBIN lack . : . with Robert . . . business man . . . those out-of-town girls. Alpha Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4: Arti- sans Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Choir 1. 2, 3, 4: Varsity Choir 2, 3, 4: Sportsmanship League 2, 3, 4: Student Council 3, 4: Representative Junior Red Cross 3: Varsity Basketball 4: Varsity Football 4: Base- ball 3, 4: Soccer 2, 3, 4: Golf 2, 3: Track 1, 2, 3, 4: Sen- ior Assembly Committee. MARY MARGARET TOBIN Tobie . . . IPY Presi- dent . . . evokes laughs in and out nf class . . . perpetual talker . . . rates an Academy Award. Library Club 3, 4: Senior Horizon 2, 3, 4: Three Mum- mers 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4: Volcano Staff Reporter 4: Softball 2: Volley ball 2: Senior Day Committee: Jun- ior Prom Committee: Home- room Secretary 2. JAMES ToLAN jazz . . . another II redhead . . . his jc are funny . . . happy lucky. National Forensic Leag Student Council 4, Mal Campaign Manager 4: Leaf Write-Up Stai Bowling League 2: 2 Day Chairman: Junior Committee: Homeroom dent 1, Vice-President 2 RONALIJ L. VVEAVER Ronny . . . physics genius . . . seen with Pedro . . . drives a serv- ice scooter. Senior Caps and Gowns Committee. MARX' IDI-ZSALES WELCII Mama . . . a friend in need is a friend in- deed . . . gay as het name implies . . . peach- es and cream complexion . . . cute. l'ook Club 2: Delta Horizon 4: Girls' Hi-Y 3, 4: Radio Club 2, 3: Three Mummers 3, 4: Bowling League 4: Senior Ball Committee: Jun- ior Prom Committee: Home- room Secretary-Treasurer 2. IsoI.pIa WINEBURG P . . . burns the mid- night oil fot M.L .... instigator of T.S.O.R. National Forensic League 4: French Club 3, 4: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4: Library Club 2, 3: National Honor Society 3, 4, Temporary Vice-Presi- dent 4, Sgt. Arms 4: Senior Horizon 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4: Mummers 2, 3, 4, Historian 2: Junior Red Cross 2, 3. Temporary President 3 : Maple Leaf Editor-in-Chief 4: Senior Caps and Gowns Committee: Junior Prom Committee. PAUL ZIARNOWSKI Ziggy . . . Loblaw's pride . . . seen with Merle . . . girl shy? Band 1: Radio Club 3: J.V. Football 1: Bowling Leaeue 2: Senior Announcements Committee: Junior Prom Committee. II-:vIeRI.Y D. TRAVIS Becky . . . nice othes . . . super secre- ry . . . q ue friend. rthand Club 3: Senior Committee. uiet...a BETTY TUTTLE Bet . . . a blonde from Big Creek way . . . full of lun . . . ever present smile. Senior Announcements Com- mittee. MARJORIE VAN ORDER Margie . . . lull ot' wit and laughter . . . her smiles make you happy . . . industrious. Cheer Leaders 2, Captain 2: Girls' Hi-Y Z, 3, 4: Library Club 4: Senior Horizon 4: Representative Junior Red Cross 3: Volcano Staff Re- porter 4: Senior Caps and Gowns Committee: Junior JOHN J. WEYAND John Io . . . driver ot the Bus la al to . . . y Loyola . . . visits the sixth . . . extremely popular. National Forensic League 4: Sportsmanship League 2, 3. 4: Student Council 2, 3, 4, President 4: Varsity Foot- ball 2, 3, 4: Baseball 3, 4: Bowling League 2: Home- room President 2: Class President 2, 3. Prom Committee. LINDA SUI: YVHITE Lynn . . . pretty smile . . . quiet . . . friendly personality. Choir 1, 2, 3: Delta Horizon 2: Basketball 1, 2: Softball 1, 2, 3: Bowling League 1: Intramural Sports 2, 3, Cap- tain 2: Senior Announce- ments Committee. WII.I.IA:xI M. X'ET Bessie . . . bulwark of St. Paul's . . . likes New jersey . . . West Point? Track 1, 3: Senior Banquet Committee: Homeroom Presi- dent 2: Class Vice-Presfdent 1. 'l'IIoxIAs A. VVAGNER Dude . . . casual . . . seen with Gibbs and Il4cKay . . . joker . . . always talking. Alpha Zeta 2, 3, Vice- President 2: Bowling League 1, 2: Golf 3: Senior Banquet Committee: Junior Day Com- mittee. H. H. . 33 I.l.l.-XM lil'1YlI,I.li lass Gfficers Pnwizlfvlf ,f rw' ,wk Af .lo xx N ra lnxwlzm ww .S'w1'f'lr12y Timm.-xs fJRDXK'AY l'if'1'-I'nv.vifh'r1t RIIZIIARIJ llx ,l'1'1'1INIlIl'I Miss VanGelder makes out MMMMsMM June Smith was married the parking lot was fixed Marge VanOrder is a mother M lieve It or M the attendance slip in the soph play M MM 19.9.9 M 2nd period English play Mrs. Humphrey is a safe cracker M MM M M of fohn's piggy bank Hritz is always on time M M uKotch', was awake all day MMMMM the boys are back M M M National Honor Society held a No special announcements M Robert Stevens drove a Ford Mr. Peltz walked out M M MM M M Mr. Rohver had a terrihc light Mr. Meyers has Hiti, M M M MM MM to a third floor locker iMss M April Fool MM M M from Virginia carnival M M M on paper M M M on Saturday MM MM M Dick Daniels M M on Advanced Algebra MM M holding his pig M MM Muhis lost toupee ot Miss Bennett lost her license MMiMMMMMMMMM MMMMMMMMMM 1 Jn the 2nd floor Miss Schurr swore M M MM MM we would never he graduated James ml. 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Sayles, i952 MAPLE LEAF I1'di1m-i1z-Clzief . lsoimz xvlkklllllkll Bu.vimxv.y Alaringm -I Aux K Now1.To N Adz'e1t1A.ri1Lg MIITIHQFY RAY Roisrikrs Write-up Editor . ISARMRA BAILEY Plwtagrnphi' Hrlilor joiix xNll,l,lAlVIS Art Editor , .Doxmx SHI-10N . l1ick.A1,1m SAY1.ias Bojgl ' Spzlflx Clif!! Sporty Dokis Sr:iiNr:r:uAs .-irlriwr ....... .... . MR. llimntus Emmy .'1,Y,Vl.Yl'I17lf H11.s'irw,v,x and .fidz'fr'Ii.vi1zg Mf17l!lQFI.V -V M. M. Gihhs, M. il. lluugh- ton, M. Clzunf-i'on, R. Strvn-ns, J. Cunninglizmi, K. llriiz, M. L. Coylf-. .4.l'.ti.vfr11zt ll'1'ifr'-up l1'1i.'tm.x Ciamnglini, Connors, lolnn, Smith, KI. Eddy, K. Nisslvr 'l',1'pi.vIt- Hnnnnc-r, li. Ehm-inizui, C. Rzuish, Philhrirk, M. Nlonn, L11 wrow. .Xt this tiinv, thv Maple- Lvfliv Stull' thanks ull who hvlpi-cl us produrt- the- ztnnuztl for thc- class of '51 Cluirliv Eddy--'wwf zipprvvizitc' your Constant guiclzinfv, John Bracllvy without you, our hook would luck llllllly of its 'nvw' touchcs, jim Gi'innn-- your Ulf-x'r-i'nvss with u 1'z1im-ra lvuve-s us sp:-Q-rhle-ss, and thc- nivr- vhzints ovm-rtown V-your hnzlncial hvlp inaclc- this book possihlv. Our sp:-vial gratitudi- got-s to :ill of you for tha' pntie'nt':- and hm-lpfulnm-ss that vrizilwlvfl us to procliwc' this IIIVIIIUIIIO of our sa-nior yQ'2lI' ut Hornvll High. 42 orts, I. Winn-hurir, D. Sr'l1m'f'pr:1 Happy I' anlvr u.,.,,,1:...m x ' ' , 5 lane A Ewa Ni-f a N111 Nunn' x Q .lm-...Q 1232721 rw fa' Wm ?Qf1l?:f?52 fulfil 1iiMfifii3a,5,4f,yi. If . A '2 lm l ' V U ,S lx 'ilhuyl Manu! :sl iiurllimal . w'I.'lH.lund ' 1 'ex :Wu fl - X - . - Q Q' -,,, H. U l UNO MAm::i5E,A k K Q Mn-V gl an fum 4 ll , i in Elpk livin' HA' 0 .vs 'unix VKX 41 llfurn . 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UW' V' U lfmffw 'WV 'I llcwlllul 'll'llllii'l A vw-mlv to nw ,xrxwniuni , - X! fnrnvll C nuff-rmwv ,Q at , X 1 d-maiunn ln IIN' m-mnmly VP.--M drums 'ur thi' pau wx v-nal .rx mv clulfx annual cfnlf-z Nw x'hl!dr'-n in M Isle-4'lc-cl President The campaign as afar, lilac 5 hue been counted. tin puma Hamm, and th: can-Minn and dur- zmd Rr-Yhewda hospitals :hr 1'hr'mrrnn season, wmzward thai Ihr lgmup du mme rsdm wmk dixuwinns of Cblfffhi 5 as pmmhaluy He -avoo----M Magn zines f-Mmm lf' H1114 W' 'Shou' HHS lla-urls iinsmut, 'glut we-ek resulwi in l victory for glmovph Cam:-mn. wn uf Hr and 'film Jneseph J. Farncron ul 98 iikiaple Street. li Jn-e umpanzlwd on a plaifomn oi 'gpmmmmg BNN-r xriallnmhaps Varrvmg snufdrms. faffully, and adv ummm.-anion and nt more worth Alwhlk pnxjtvhe in fb? Wiludeim ffmnrs! not mel Iundwrasung lidl lVn'9ln' Q Bexulvw bbw! mwxfivnl vlvrf nf 'Qthr LQSQWK Vmuu Q! .lfm w Q mvm - bm ni tim pu-wnl i-.mush and ms 'wvxrwwy of Nw 'ffafvf' Xluivme-H L Hx- was nee' grwf -lvnl M Nw m,.wf,m,.v cw.. .N M, llllrt sww-9-xialw. 2m lbs' pxsw' if Shldfhi Cbiilkil QHUUPDBS 111445 Tau Hormel! High grnixufm- rc- flf'lVl'd nsimnfwude publicity in popular nvngaxxrwa rm-vnilv Thaw are Mem Ni Tru 16. amd Rnhnxd Pidrly, Sl. Vpl Dax whom fl-nlsw L, Nils 1 Wm: Ksd innxsuviof lf-vurm an flames lm Pll!!'fVX,li'Hi' A v-film gmuvmaf sph afvonrvpsmy me !hr srmiff shaun Tux dem-snkinhnxg Mvvifonns pvmriple-s infuse- a vlan nf l-ughmrxkmz uifuwx The 45311 ir 'Un' Vsulviffv' Vikfwvlmnd .mpmv-. en nw Apu? 3 .Nlv of ww waiilwmv PI-Qflw al. eirmkv rww, vanlxiv nr- 'wcx D14 Suse w armumgwl .M 1 N uw yswfk wnfrb- on Www!! uw muff oi Nw.-l Ummm and S-zzlmmunu' 4.9.-fl, sm PM V Q .aim 4..w-. 3.-.,.s1f,fg L ,S MMU . V.. nr: QM, ,S lm: H' eww. ami IL:-wg? lg , S, gf gm.. -,.. V. gp, xx ms: 'H Vim S - -,ff mf x.,,,..,,,L S, - ...- w .3 Q 'K I 5 ' f 3 .- l -. - 'V W . , 'E lf SIS 4'2H'lNNl 4 - Mhawt Xuuffusn ffllxffr Xifxnnnonluu ui- ?,, lf, I ' ,,,qff., Q, Q, K x -mrd lhnx-4-f . .-'tru . N. 4 nam.. .mmm Pk-.uma-7 mute-up c-dn-ff will lfzmirru llalsm flu dfnarinmnl f-inns. thv slam will and ha Y up., Xltslgavf' l'x5f 1.vF1ilYlHbl' lr! sue-fs Odxlnr sm- mm nl' fvwoonu Km' the www up- nl All Clubs I Qorgnnuanonm an :hr who-ul 5 Spent: 4-dim: null bt flu! Cauafx Hr wall Lupervhf I boys and girl-' won arthritis! J -poinmxent ai a fungi: :noni ed: regweunrs anolhrn finale. P24 usd. lforrnerlfr. u-punto' will -urerr nppoxnlrd for MAN born A girls sporu- Ar! elliot will he James 'I peru Jun Cnyarul-o has bv-on nunrd 'nf-uw IVY rdnm Plump rgmwn mx been mn ariw-rmunx manlaffz Ulhrr ru- hvzs all Nw .rl.v 11x-lily: diff 1 br alum-i lan-1 laakou Stal! thump-1 'Rf ,. 1- su. rvwui Dfw ,lqmzf 'fan -ww' wus an the uv m1:amfs'l.n ul lddy 'For stung chu-f vf a uw lo edu in Q-mel md n' n ani for haul 'vfzwsge' rv-nw v'f-' 1' l de-pan W1-sn ennxlhiw-i pqviur I 'uw' '40 :enum edu g--in ln l Qiwdli max: A vm,-my-'Q ww pm ml- W .175 g--NW.. Xwflfsm :ww f l1 r+ ' .H uri . 1 ,, . i -. . -HMV, 1 ,ff A .A 511' w - f 4 l 1,-. 3 C ix-:, r u g:v.nL A' '- :P - mm MV Q1 ' ,. 1. Q.. pf.. mmm- v '. My 'ul-T11 'f-N ,sp ,p:'v'1:l Hx v ,vffvz a .n av Q. iltx- 4' .1--' nw I l 'Q -.snl Y ov' -- --'J fjruu' lalvls Nnlnuni- X v n 1l'r11 -NX annum: YI-.ilu ulxnni small- l ly N fn xc br naw! In P N 41-lm. 4 wa Frou! ron' J. Murphy, P. Biddle, Mr. Cooke, K. Kelly, Miss Harrnxver, M. Gibbs, J. Ciancapzlini. J. Law- row, W, Re-ville, J. We-yand, J, Clark, B. Scott, K, Griffin, K. Nissler. S. Smith, E. Eherman, D. Argen- tivri, I.. Art-ieri. Swmzd ron- V. Rudi, C. Horton, J. Lynch. F. DeS:intu, J. Cass-y, M. Goth. J. Smith, J. Tulun, R. Stew.-iis, K. Philbrick, H. Shinelxarger, J. Reardon, J, Guarlia, T. Orrlway, J. Casey. R. Crowley, G, Egnionll, J. Geary, S. Ezigen. A. Delaney. J. L:1Piana. Third roll' WJ. Cianciusi, T. Brown, S. Hill, J. Tobin, E. 0'Heron, T. Kerr, li. Crux, F. Harris. Student Council To lwilw n'lf1lim1.x lII'fIL'l'l'7I 1l11'.v!z1r1'w1l.i' and fha' lI!l77Ill1lXfIIIfl0Il bi'.x'01z'i11g mu- lunl fH'!J,1lI'IlI.Y al n1a'1'1'il1gi of Ihr' f'f',l1I'f'x1I1fI1flI'1',s of flu' z'ari011.x' .wlmnl Oltfflllilfl- fiom 111111 f1on14'rrmm.s'. 'lliis yum' ii sincwvssliixl IIlZlQliZlIlK' czmipzxign nvttcd two tliouszmcl dollars towurci tht- PllI'l'll2lSt' ol' El lius in tlit' futurt' to lnalw possilvlv IIlOl'C t'c'oi10i11it'zil trips lim' thc tviuziiiizzititwns in tliv school. No ont- will lorgt-t tht- Fridzxy night socizxls. thc New Yvurls Eve- llzincc. or tliv lim vzxcli ll0Illl'l'O0Ill had making its dummy lim' tliv pvp rally. 'lliis yvzu' tht' cmniicil purvhnsvd unillorms lim' thc liaskcthzill tvzim. and was host to arc-za Stu- dvnt Clounvils at 21 COllllPl'PIlCi'. To iinprovv coopm'z1tion and participuticm in nit-ctings. ixixvstigziticwris wvrc mzidv ol' thc rapzilwilitirs ol' thc iiimulwrs. Stuclvnt Cfouiivil Day liollowccl 21 lint Flllllfjlllgli lm' SIXP. and li02lllll'0Cl ll tzilviit slum' wliirli will iviiuiiii iii our im'n1m'irs lim' ai long time to CUIIIP. lm. joiix XVI-txt-xxlm . . JAMES cll..'XRK Jcmx Nia ldxwkow lvll.l.I.-X51 RHvli.I.1a li,XRlSAR.-X Sr1o'l'T lfruffl run' .l. VYQ-yuml, J. Clark. Srwollrl run' VY. lit-villv. ll. Sfmt, .l. l.uwum, 44 Miss llARROXN lik, MR. .4 1lz'1.mrs . I'1'e1xirIe11! Virr-Pn'.iia'fnl Srrrflrlry 'll7t'fI.YMH'I' Sgt. at .4IHI.X -.Y ww, CQ l National Honor Temporary 1951 BARBARA BAILEY ISOLDE WINEBURG Joyce PHTLBRICK KATHARINE NISSLER RAY ROBERTS . MR. RALPH PELTZ OFFICERS . President . Vice-President . . Secretary . . Treasurer . Sergeant-at-A rnzx . Advixor . The object of this chapter shall be to create an enthusiasm for late a desire to render service, to promote worthy leadfmvhip dwelopmfrzt of character in pupilx of Hornet! High School. Society 1951-1952 BARBARA BAILEY DoLoRr:s NIASTRIANI . Jovan PHILBRICK IQATHARINE NISSLER ISOLDE XNINEBURG MR. RALPH PELTZ scholarship, to stimu- , and to encourage the The members of the National Honor Society, after an induction ceremony in No- vember, began an extensive campaign to encourage the fulfillment of its objectives. Early in the year codes of good sportsmanship were distributed to all students. Each month high ranking scholars were posted on the Honor Holl Board. In February. the members and the faculty sponsored a Sports, Night for the benefit of the Polio Fund and the school Athletic Association. Discussion groups were held to inform students of the New York State Scholarship Exams and the National Honor Society General Aptitude Tests. For the mutual beneht of all the clubs in the school, the society planned a carnival. Activities were climaxed by a banquet and a picnic. Front 'rou' T. Deefzan, J. Smith, J. Knowlton, J. Lawrow, M. Haughton, B, Scott, W. MacFarlanil, N. Shaw, li. Sick, M. Hop kins, J. Philbrick, K. Hritz. Second row--Mr, Peltz, I. Wineburpz, E. Rowe, J, Eddy, G. Sayles, M. Munn, K. Griffin, J. Mur Jh D Mastriani C Vogt M Copeland J Murphy M Munn Third roz1'fR. Roberts. K. Nissler. F. Sherwood, J. Cun I Y, A . - i - 1 - i . - . ningham, R. Cudebec, M. Gibbs, M. Cole, Y. Atkins, J, Barnes, J. Connors, E. McGregor, E. DeRenzo, J. Cianeaglini, B. Bailey x tifoflf l I uv Front ron' F f A. O'Heron, Vice-President R. Stevens, President: G. Connors, Secre tary: F. Mahoney. J. Smith. Sgt. .t ' ' 'x A1 ms Mi. btiassner, Advisor. Svrorztl row'--F Singleton, W. Reville. J. C . , . ay. hint ron-f-L Fitzpatrick, T. GI G ' ' ' ec ict, R. Melxenney. Alpha Hi-Y To create, maintain and extend thro h Girls Hi-Y . i . I ug Ou! the School To create, maintain. and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character. and community high standards of Christian character. This group was reactivated last September and bi- members of this serviee organization ushered at weekly the boys have enjoyed luneheons at the Y. 0.15 e ts' 'siting Night, contributed to the Red Cross, Refreshments also spurred them to joint meetings M xp C ,U C-best, andfhf' NI3ff'h0fD1IIlf'5,1if'3g with the Girls Hi-Y. None of the members will forgexofl A to th? , m the mggtals at Qhmstfnas tlmti' 'ln the spaghetti and bean lunches on alternate Wedn 9 S t 3 g 0 a Homelb hospitalized m Japan' days. B1 gms ad Q00. Throughout the year they Q 6 X e 'o d spl h i s, at the Y and joint meetings 9. h the Al 2631, highlighyted by refreshments and s ealgilg 59 Qltewox Hole and one at the high school 479 6. ovide funds for projects. In late spring, the an- '-X nual banquet was held with members of the Kiwanis Club. x' W I 4 l A, A ' i 4 , ,. ,. ' IJ' fa L Front ron' M. l.. Coyle, Sgt. at Arms: li. Frewin, Treasurer: I. Wineburg, Sec- retary: D. Argentieri, President: M. M. Gibbs. Vice-President: M. VanOrder, R. Stevens, N. Arnold, M. Chromey, Miss Sehurr, A - 4 dxisoi. Stroud row E 1' ff - , ia ney, M. T. Moretti, M. L. Lynch, C. Brown, M. VVelch. Third Ttlll' C. Allen, S. Stevens, D. Mzistriuni, M. Benson, M. T. Argen- iieri. Fourth row I5 Qiek P - . . , . Brosnan, li. Scott. Fifth 'rou' A. Linehnn, C. Cornell. Sixth row S. Rose, A. Brown. Sl I'l'lltiL ron' -L. Scott. Eighth row -M. Karl, 46 onnois, R. Da- ne, I- Beaver J McK 7' ' . ynn, . Phillips, R. Ber- ry, K. Ben l' ' I-'mul run' Miss Nvilll, Ailvisnrz N. Shaw, .l. l'hilln'i1'k, li. l'Ilu-rmzin, V. Lum-r, K. Nisslvr, l'i'usi1lm-lit: J. Iizxwrow, SOL'i'utui'y: li. lluilvy, Vim'-l'i'vsillvllI.: K. Griffin. Sgt. :it Arms: M. Iluuglitun, Truzisurcr. S:'r'oml run' I , Shvrwoocl, J. Eilxly, C. Vogl, M, Munn, Third roll' M. Hopkins, J. Dixon, S. Shi-i'lnirm-. I on'rHi run' J, Smith. J. l'i:im-nglini, J. Murphy, J. Mc-Nutt. Fifth ron' C. Ruisli, M. l':xs4'o0, M. 'I'ziylm'. Siwlla run' M. I'zisi'ov, J. lS2ll'l10S. S1'1'1'ntli. rnu' ll. Ormlwaiy, F. Duffy. Higfllllz 'rou'-f- M, Munn. Nfiflli 'run' J. H2lYUU1l'l'. Girls' Service Club To gin' .sezrimf to tha .vchnol and the conimunity. Throughout thi- srhool yvnr thc inc-inhc-rs of Gznnxnzi Sllllllil Chi ll2lYK' 1-im-rm-al upon inzlny worthy projm-cts to fulfill its zlinis. Bvginning hy Illilliiflg llzillowvrn favors for thc- Chilclrvnis IIOIIIU, thvy progrr-ssc-cl to ushvring ut Pzirrnts' Visiting Night, distributing fopi:-s of thi- Alina MZlll'I' to frvshiiwii and sophoinorf-s and parking Thanksgiving and Christmas baske-ts for thi- nv:-cly. Nfonr-y raising projvvts-V--21 Huy Svqci Hop, zi hzikv szilv, an Silll' of pvnvils printvd with thc, lmfiskrthall Sf'l'll'Cll1lC', :xml ai tag 1l:iy-- -vnzihlml thc- club' to vontrihutc- to thi- R4-cl Cross, Connnunity Ch:-st, nr1d'th1- March of Dim:-s, :incl to purfhzlsr' a YNICA nic-nihc-rship for il grnclr' stuclvnt. At thi- zlnnuul hzinqurt in Many, ll gift was pr:-si-mn-cl to thi- svhool. Library Club To render ll .xrhool .wrwicf by n.v.xi.xting in flip library and to promote znt1'1'f'.xt in lzbrruy work. rX'1l'Illll1'l'hllllJ is opvn to ull stuclvnls who uri' iiiti-rvslvcl :incl can all-votv Zl pc-riocl ll wr-1-k to work in thi' lilmu-y. Thr- assistant llhrzirians hvlp kvvp tht' lihrzlry in vfli- vic-nt ordrr at all tiinvs, fre-ring Mrs. Furlong for incli- vicluzil guirlzimw-. This orgunizaition c'ontrihuti's Illllfll s:-rvi4'm- to thi' usr-rs of our lihrzlry. 'Y Y. ' Q. 7, I 1 W . ' A ' . I l I I- ' .4 o ' l K ' i ' i I ' i ', . V From! hm' M, Congilon, N. Spollcui' UU. ' ,?nilh, E. Knrl, L. VnnOi'1lvi', M. Mckin- vy, U. l'ur1ly, li. Hamilton, l'. Gov, l'. 9 lirewvr, A. McCormick, IS. Colt-tln. E. Clcvclzinsl, J. Iiuono. Svvmul row Ii. Gray, P. Solo, li. Robinson, M. Simms, M. To- bin, J. liarnes, J. Jacobs, C. Pratt, M. Coylv, M. Vun0i'll0i', li, Al't'lL'!'i. C. llvzul, l'. Allin-rs, li. Marvin, PI. Cilunn. Tliinl run' Mrs. Furlong, Advisor: l. Suylor, M. l e'rguson, li. Mc-Clary, U. Mm-Cullum, J. Christi-n, M. Ln-wis. J. Hamilton, .l. Gun- HOIIIV, I.. Mosul, Ii. Munn, M. IC, 'l':iylm', A. Lim-hun, l'I. Gnffm-y, IS. Doclgv, li. Cook. l.. Nic-illlzi, l 0u'rIli 'row S, Munn, R. Gul- hu, J. Polo, M. Stvnlu-rms. Ii. liupv, .l. liailllwin. D, l m'cmzin, M. S4-zinmn, U, Rhonv, D. Goth, A. Wolnlon, li. l :xirc'hilxl, ll. lCniL-rsoli, Il. 0'lin11i'k1-, J, liollislc-r, l', Cungilun. ' .Visual . 7'1 f Educatio Club. i 3Zff'f'L'f'l' 5 ' To operate nudiofuixunl equipment for .vchool and clut use. and to promote an intcrctt in modern romnzurzi cation devices. Aside from daily operation of projeetors and reeorders the group sponsored a sehool wide photograpliy ron test, and provided equipment for zu darkroom to ln used by all members. An open house was also plannet to 21K'qll2'llI1t the teaehers with the new nuclio-visua renter. This group is one of the most :ietive in the school rendering a Constant service to teaehers and students. Front role T. Kerr, Presidsnt: T. I-'c:ste'r, Treasurer: J Cunningham, Yice-President: G. Davis, Secretary: P. Car t-lla, F. McNeil, Mr. Eddy, Advisor. Seem!!! ron' T. Deegan C. Savoy, J. Kerr. Third row R. Lyke, D. Brewster. Fourtl rou'-- H. Duster, M. Mc-Curmiek. EX La Societeg 1 Du Dermer Sou if To promote interest in French culture by learning 0 their customs, and ,singing their iongx. The Club sent a Care paekage to France, visited Al fred University's Ifreneh VVQ-ek, prepared and served 1 French meal, and eonversed during its meetings ii lfreneh. Members planned to attend the movie, Cy rnno de Bergerac, as fx visual aid to their Frenrl studies. Front row Miss Hussong. Advisor: B. McLean, S. Nichols D. Sheon, President: R. Parker, R. Bennett, R. Stiles, M Copeland. Sworn! row G. Howard, D. Vincent, N. Wing, S Whitford, Secretary: E. Rowe, l. VVinehurp:, J, Seaman. L Buono, M. L. Coyle. Third ron' N. Croston, J. Eddv, Vice President: C. Duffy, Tr.'asurer. Fourtlz roll' W. Maelfarland J. Knapp. Shorthand Club To provide opportunities for the adzfanced shorthand .itudents to participate in extra-curricular rzctivitieu which are important to the business trainee, but which cannot be dealt with directly in clrmxroolrz assignments. This year the students have visited the Erie ofhees, the hank, and the City Building ofliees. Field trips were also planned to the Tribune, radio stations and the Telephone Company. Community business leaders outlined qualities of high school graduates most de- sired by future employers. The members of the eluh sponsored the page devoted to the Business Depart- ment in the 1952 Maplc' Leaf. Front 'rou'ffMrs. Holt, Advisor: M. Pickard. D. Weaver, D. Mastriani, President: A. McKibbin. Vice-President: G. Co- lomarino, Secretary: R. Dodge, Treasurer. Sveond rou'-'fJ. Fisher, B. McClary, M. Solinas. Third ron- R. Colamaio, J. Fawcett, E. Orvis. Fourth row fM. Monn. C. Conine, J. Palmer. 3 . 5 rtlsa ns R T 4 'E s. A N 1 it 'Lf 'iz 'E -S, T' N :- x :- F N E, 2 N fulllwr rn! KIIIIIIIIIIHI llzmuyli .XUIIIII rlftizifim and 'Iihc urgainivzitiun has In-vii rm-sponsihh' for hringing vxhihits I-l'0Ill :irt sfiiouls, m'oII4'gt's, :incl flllIIt'l It'S to tht- stitch-nts of IIorni-Il IIiuh, Mt-nihi-rs wr-nt to .XI- Irt-cl for tht- St I it's I +-stivil, to Bufliuio for tht' zin- nnzil visit to Alhright Art Gzille-ry and thx- MllSt'lllIl of St'It'lll't', :intl to Rm'Il1'stm'1' VVIlt'!'t' x'.i1'ious 1l1t'll1Ix'l's pzii'tirip.itn-tl in tht- Srilolustim' Iixhihit. Lust SlllIlIIlt'I', thu' .Xrtiszms mich-cl in thi- pmtliirtioii of Ilornt-l1's wn- tm-nninl hy painting Sl't'llt'l'y for Iffliom of the Prnt. 'l'hv .-Xrtisains rulniinzitt- :in zuvtixw- yt-.ir of furthn-ring tht- ithwi that IIlt'l't' is nrt in l'Yl'l'YIIIIIIH. i l rm1l ruir J. Ilnllisti-r, S. tllivor, t'. Nurtun, S. Slwplizirtl. A. Iizisniusst-n, V. Viwmzii-i', Ii. I':isi'm', M. Mvlmzin, S. Fzinty, Ii. Iinrnn-tt. Sffwnul rmr Mrs. Vzin0i'snI:ih-, Awlviemrg K. Niss- lc-i', K. Kelly, li. St,-vt-ns, J. t':xpi':inlu. J. I'hilhri4'k, V. Im- pvr, M. I':isn-in-, .l. l'i-nrstnii, K. llrithn. M. I'zisi'ut-. Tlnrfl rum IJ. Shn-un, 'Iil'l'iISlll'i'l'2 N. I i'vwin, J. I i'vwin, Vice-- l'rs-siuh-ntg J. 'l'im'i'm-y. I'. Iiichllv, Prrsiwh-nt: J. Iizirnt-s, Sw'- N rmftziry: If Szivvy. tt. Hills. XY. l'm-tty ','. D. Wi-Ivh. ' Three ' ' 'J Mummers Club 'bk 'Ili fllltllllllgl' flu IIIIFIIJI nnfl iznrlvzxlrlrzrling nf llllllllllf tim by lgziuirzg nzrniluvw nn Uflflillflllllfl' In jn1rl1r'1j1rltt' in plains in ilu' itlmnl. 'lihv prrs:-ritzutimi nt :I mit'-gift play tm' tht- Stlltlvnts ni tht- svlicml 1-zurh yi-:ir is .in m'x'4'nt .ill :iwnit ZIIIXIUIINIY. 'l'h1' IVIIIIIIIIIVIN zilsu mitnr-ss plgiys spcrristviwl hy uihwt mqznimitnms. In Alum-, thi- nu-inh:-is ziiitivipnte- an pivliis' zlt Stuny Ihnuk Illvn. l ronI run N. Sliziw, Miss IJm's1'5'. Arlvismw: Ii. Stevens, J. Smith, W. M:u'l :ii'Qziml, 'lint-usurt-r: M. M. 'I'uhin. Vim-- I'rt-sith-nt: li. Ihiviv, I'ri-simtunt, Ii. Scott. Sgt. :it Arms: J. t':nm-rmi, Si-vr-tziry. Swrmul row' M. Hopkins, li, Robinson. M. Simms, V. tlzitfm-y, M. Minn-tti, t', tiipzlin, J. I.nwi'uw. S. tlliu-r, .l. Hritz. Tllirfl run' t'. Vmzl, M. Ii11l'kh:n't, M. M. tlihhs, J. IIntI'n-rt, J, Ilnnlun, N. ,-Xrnulll, .l. Ma-Nutt, J. Finn- vziglini, J. Murphy, IC. Row-, l m1rHf ruff- A. Srliit-:lt-i'. I . II:iv'i'is, II. Muruiili, ll. Knhnki-. J. Si-rnxtmi, R. Ruhorts, J, MvKziy, J. I.zil'i:in:i. ational Forensic League I ' ' ' ' ' 'lb I'H1'1lIlIlIQt' illlwml IIlII1flIllIifI!'t' in Iliff url of ,ij1m'r'1z unfl in ull lifnw nf flnili' pmfwluuf. This si-rmncl uhh-st rliziptvr nt thi- Nzitimiul Ifoit-iisic' Iwzigiit- in N4-w Yurk Stull' wus r'l1zn'tm-rm-ml in 1936. Ihr- llll'lIli?t'l'S ol tht- group nn- tlmst- whu lizixw' pill- tivlpzitvcl in tornml clvlmtlnu, miiml tnhh- clisrussimis, l'XIl'lllIN7l't' spew-rli, m'ntm'irzil vuntvsts :incl clrginigitic IIlIt'l'I1l't'IlllIUIl. flliissvs in SlIt't't'Il inwlmh' tht' usa- of t'Hl'l't'l'I spoki-n Iinulish in ull I-UHIIS of tzilkinu in alll plglvvs of lJl'I'Mlll2tI rmitnrt. Stunt- of tht- stnrh'nts hzix't- hm-n IVSUOIISIIIII' fm- tht' pi'mIm'timi of Illini:-ll Hi-'l'i1nr-A' uw-1 Stallion NN'I.Ii.X vnrli Saxturthiy inurninag. Front ron' J, 'I'ul:in, J. t'asvy, l'. I51-in-clivt, J. J. Smith, Pi-isith-nt: J. I.ziwmw, Sem-1-1-t:ii'y: Ii. Scott, Trn':xsuror: V. Duffy, I., Arr'ii-ri. Stirurrzl run' I, VN'ilwlnirp:, C. McKinley, ' M. Mzirklmm, I., l'i'ym', M. I':iss'os-. Ii. Ifrvnch, Y. Atkins, S. Ilmnrnnnml. Thfrrl rulr .I. We-yanml, H. Delivnzu. J. Clark. A. Mzirilm, J. IIHIIIIUSHIIID, I'. Ml'I'IIlIl't'. T. Clancy, Ii. Stk-vvns, Vim--I'l'vsi4Is-lit: Miss Dunham, Ativisur. Fuurtlr roll' tl. Cun- ty. R. Brown, M. t'unu-run, I.. Stu-rushick, IC. 0'He-run, It. Miller, Il, Mtwpfzul. J. Dvun, VV. Iivvillv, Ii. Ulirlt-Iam-, J. u..v.... Front row D. Piccirillo, K. Kelly, L. Brown, A. Brown, J. Sea- man, J. Codding-ton. Sm-and row Miss Callahan, Advisor: M. Cole. M. Pascoe, Treasurer: J. Tobin, Vice-President: C. Horton, President: M. Pascoe, Secretary: J. Smith, Sgt.. at Arms: R. St..-vens, J. Lawrow. Third rou' J. Philbrick, S. Reitnauer, S. Smith, S. Oliver, P. Benson, M. H. Taylor, B. Urdway, S. Spaulding, M. Karl, M. Reitnauar. M. I.. Hopkins, A. Brown, U. Gilio, J. Hammer. Delta Horizon Club To entourage peixsonnl rlerelopnzent and service to the fommunzty. The Delta Horizon has had as one of its projects helping the- hospitals through the making of scrap- books. Members also participated in the Carnival sponsorrd by the National Honor Society, and attend- c-cl thc COIl:l'I'l'IlCt' on thc- Cornell University Campus in Nlarrh. in April, the group held an old clothes social in the school gym. Front ron'-MD. Jensen, l. Saylor, H. Smith, M. Sexsrnith, Allen, N. Spencer, C. Allen. Sl'I'0Tlll ron' fE. Gaffney, B. Stein, S. Stevens, S. Rose, Treasurer: J. Fisher, Vice-President: P. Magzin, President: S. Goff, Scribe: C. Edwards, M. Edwards, U. Hertalini. Third ron'-'A. Linahan, M. Conz. J. LaPiana,.J, Hritz, G. Howard, R. Gerey, J. Caparullo, Ii. Crowe, B. Robin- son, M. Furfzuson. Absent when the picture was taken Miss Wescctt, Advisor: C. Cole, Secretary. Sigma Horizon Club To entourage personal rlevelopnzerzt and .wrz'in2 10 the community. This group was organized in D4'c'cmb:'r, but already they have been active in school and community af- fairs. Scrapbooks wi-rv made for thx- hospitals, and various sprakrrs addressed thc' girls on their vora- tional aspirations. Several Virls attrndrd thi- c'onfr'rr'nc'r at Ithaca on llarch 253. Senior Horizon Club To eizcournge pHl'.t07lIll rlfwarlopnzffizl and .vprrice to the czmzmzmzty. Mrmlii-rs of thi- Senior Horizon hc-lcl an initiation ceremony at thi- Brown House last january. The girls planned to lvarn how to play briclur' as the yc'ar's proivrt. In lviarfh, many IIlt'IIllDl'Y5 attendrtl thx- confcrvnrc' at Ithaca. Front TOII' M. Van0rcler, M. Stephens, A. Jeffery, V. Lopcr, B. Sick, K. Nissler, C. Gaffney. Srrwnzri row- X. Wineburg, Treasurer: IS. Scott, Vice-President: M. Gibbs, President.: M. Lynch, Secretary: M. Didas, Sgt. at Arms. Third row-f-L. Pryor, C. Pratt, D. Argentieri, C. Duffy, J, Quartz, L. Ar- cieri, M. McCat'l'ery, J. McNutt, J. Jacobs, M. Tobin, M. Moretti, D. Gillette. FnurLh T0ll'7C. Iiaish, D. Schnefgas, M. Markham, M. Post, J. Murphy. J. Murphy, M, Simms, L. Scott. M. Coyle. Q f Front roll' N. Dickenson, Advisor: S. Sheroshiek, S. Smith. Treasurer: M. Sheri- dan, Secretary: L. Slzitt, N. Hover, P. An- derson. S1-1-mul 'ron' A. Hillman, J. Os- borne-, J. Fisher, President: J. Hlackmer, L. Lot-kwooil, M. lirasterl, R. Seaman, T. Dickson, C. Sherburne. Tlzirzl row- fR. Johnson, J. Brown. N. Creston, D. Reit- miuer, Vice-President: G. Prior, W. Petteya. Freshman Science Club To enable .vtudffntig irztffrested in .vcifntihc ac- fiz'iti1's, 10 take tripx to places of intfrext. Although newly organized. the club raised funds to completely defray expenses for a trip to Buf- falo April 1. On this trip the members visited the Museum of Science, Albright Art Gallery, and the Historical Society. Other trips were taken to Steuben County Laboratory, and Film- hurst Dairy. ff, 1 X , . ,1, W V- 1 f . ., xr a , Y' ,f , 1' . - Y 'x f L- 1'4 J mfflill 1' 'i ,fm 1 Q , Drum Major and Majorettes Under the capable leadership of an excellent drum major, the majorettes have had a very busy year twirling their batons at all the games of the past year. This smooth working organiza- tion ean always be depended upon for a superb performance and unequalled ability. S. Nasca, J. Smith. L. Scott, .l. McNutt, G. liraunsehweigrer, H. Class. fl .ff- X H, .JI ' If 1. -D.-wr H 4' qv , l ' tif. vqkmlwot 7,1 ..-..-1,4 ' . Q, . ,-,hh , , . BElI1d k -fi. 9 ' - ., lb .- z f 4 ' - x - ' R .A . N A m,.,.,.,, Xl lt, mi 0 I- H tltltlNt:'l'nx V H, s N l'i1'unl4n Mzirilov VHS! Mztry lhywlzxxul lfilsl lflulix lVlzu'il4-c l'nxt tliwtvlxt-ri lSl':iltlxs4'l1wt-igrm Mzxry t'upt-Iztml wi nm! 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Vim--l'r4si1lm-nl . l'4'nm Mirhavl liarnvll Halph llurrow Artlmr linu-rson .lanws Graham .lov Hann liaymonsl Maglivr Anthony Marino .lohn Saxton i'hal'l4-s Sl'u-rwoonl .lohn 'rollin Bass l,0o Cox Joseph Cunningham William lllvse-llthal liolwrt Hanrahan lioln-rl Hollenbevk .lame-S Kull Jamvs McKvnny Rirharcl Miller Gvralml Powers Fharle-S Savoy liuprenu Stillman Robvrt Wallin Donald Welch Mixed Choir lfffil .-rs . . .Joannv l,awrow Sm'rvlary . .. loannv Hanxnu-r 'I'1'm-asnrs-r , mpfmw ,lavqlu-linv Alclvrnlan .Xrsloll Allvn .ls-anno lialmlwin l'hylis liiclmllv liohvrta Took Varol Dunn farolyn l'l4lwal'1ls Doris limlwarils .loan l aws'1'l.l Marilyn Fm-rguson .loanno Hammor Mary Hirkx Roberta Lamzforml lirla Mcilrepzor .lean Mr-Kay Roberta Munn Marguerite 0'Connor Glenda Philbrick Carolyn Raish Suzanne Ribble- Carolyn Rice Nancy Shaw Marilyn Sheridan .loyre Small Margaret Stephens Farol Vogt Pianislx Margaret Dimlas .loan Christen Carol Vogt 53 Anthony Marino . ..Hivl1ar4l Nlillvu lllo .lmmiv llrumlu .loan l'hriSlvn lflsiv filallo Mary l'ol1-man Virginia Vrozivr Marllarm-I Uimlas Norma Dyn- Varol Kliglio llolorvs Guthriv Juno Hamilton Iiarlxara Hawkins .loannv Lawrow .lumly Loomis Shirlf-y Munn Donna l'i1'c'irillo Doris SC'l'Illl'l'lZllS Sarah Sheroshirk Pearl Snyder Mary .lo Solinas Shirley VHhAllkt'H Sandra. Whitforrl Soloisls .lov Cunningham Marilyn l 1-rguson .loyrv Smxill Joanne Hammer Holwrl Hollvnhvrk Presenting . . The ' Commercial Department J L X Sf r . s 'fa U 9 'F' ff x IM Q 3 W3 .U 4 Y i X Q I tw vs ? Aw Y NG X N -1 W f. QF i4 xx . , I X v F gi 4 s K5 3 Q X44 JH' Rm I W9 J. ,, 4 4 , , , 4 . V ff' A ,. MI? la. I fl 1 ,f ,I If pu-sqm Varsity Football Cfajzffzizz . . . ROBINLRT FIACCO C,'om'l1 .... .... I .0Ri:Nzo clAS'l'IGLIONl'1 Awixtnzlt Conf-In-v ...,... .IACK Hovsrz, .Iosm-ir Pic:c1R11,1.o .lIf1Ilf1Q1I'Y . . 'l'imMAs KERR. 'l'uo1x1,xs NV.-mNi-LR. R1Cu,xR1m AJAXSON. RICIII.-XRIJ lVIoN'm0M 1-:RY For thc third straight yvar. thi- HHS lioothall ICZIIII has capturm-Cl thi' Wlvst Con- trgil cl0Illi0I'CIli't' title- without sullivring za svtbavli. Thi-ir only loss ol' thv Callipaign was in fxllllllfll. ifoucli Cfastiglionc and his squad dvscrvv much rvvognition and praise lor thcir outstaiidirig' play last lull. To many of us it was tho grvatc-st football tcaln that Hornvll High has vvvr livldvd. F1 ow T Wagner, Manager, R. Gibbs, G. Horvat, W. Maclfarlanil, Mr. Castiglione, Coach: Mr. Piccirillo, R. Congelli, J n, . oddington, T. Kerr, Trainer. Sm-ond rm:--Mr. Meyers, J. McKay, J. Hicks, C. Canan, H. Miller, E. Hunt, R cco, ain: R. Cudebec, J. Dean, E. Stillman, Mr. Podrasky, Faculty Manager. Third row-J. Libordi, J. Argentieri, R olling J. Robbins, S. Hill, D. Jacobs, R. Henesch, J. Cianciosi, C. Coogan, R. McHale, G. Canty, J. Mauro, R. Hollenbeek W. McMordie, J. Messina. ,lf .- 'fw WW' SCHEDULE Hon - 33 Lf' Roy 0 Home 7 Corning North Side 0 Home , 37 Corning Frm- Acad:-my 13 Homc' I5 Wvllsvillf' , 0 Homf' , 39 Batavia 6 Home 13 Grncva 0 Home 7 Auburn 20 56 Rv 1 'V ' M ,ff 0 V ' B k b ll -if . - arsity as et a Q9 A at hx J tl pf .' C I ' ........ c111N MCKAY if -' Q .L- 'rpf gp .' zagmv . . . MARTIN CZA1x111RoN,S'1'AN1.1cY S111-:PA 1a1'l1 .,.. . MR. El,I,lO'I1'l' HAR'1'1x1AN Ffzfully lllaiialgrr . . . MR. Mlcriiixlcl. PODRASKY .-Xltliouuli tlivrv wr-111 onlx' tllftxt' vvtvraiis l-l'0IIl last vvarls sc uad tht ll 11't111a11-coaclivd 011111-is 1 11 l , 1 5 1952 wasciii Cllllll' thiough with ll splvndid l'l'l'Ol'Cl of thi1'tcv11 x'ic'to1'i1-s against six svthacks. lfollowiiig ll closv. hard-louglit coxitvst with Corning Northsidc, 111 which thu G'R2ilCll'I'S,, ca 1 out on short l'IlCl ol' ll 54-46 scum. thi' llo1'11c'll tvam tightvnvd up and wont on to swoop thi' l'l'Ill2llIllll' 1 Ill rouiity c'o111pvtitio11 fm' thi' Stviihm-11 AA C1h:1111pionship. .'X1't1'1' 011111 mlvtinq thvii' l'l'Ql1l2ll' svason ol' Jlav, the Rod Raidm-1's,' '0llI'Ill'Vl'Cl to Roclicstvi' to . 1 . . ' . I - Svvlioii V to111'1111111v11t. lhcy we-1'v 4-l1111111atc'd by John Marshall lllgh School ol Rot-111-su 94 111' 7 , .aa . 1349 L. Fitzpatrick, R. Flaitz, D. Jacobs, R. Fifwco, T. Kerr, E. Hunt, J. Croston, M. Christensen, llorni-ll Hornr-ll llorncll Horne-ll Horn:-ll Hornvll llornvll llorncll llornvll J. McKay, J. Mauro, M. Cameron. Coach Hartman. SCHEDULE 50 Batavia 41 Horncfll 46 Corning Northside- 54 Horne-ll 68 Wvllsvillc' 39 Hornfll 45 C0-ming Frm' Academy 34 Hornm-ll 47 Bradford . 50 Hornell 41 Olvan 35 Horncll 46 Bath 32 Hornvll 40 Elmira Frcv Acad:-my 41 Horns-ll 64 Elmira Southsidf' 33 Horn:-ll Horncxll 71 Marshall 57 Paintvd Post E. O'Hr.-ron Corning Northside Corning Frm' A Bath Wvllsvillc- Olvan Jann-stown Bradford Paint:-d Post 76 Cadc-my ni' ggi ELLA, ,ua Frunl run- R. Montgomery, Manager: R. Re-itnauer, M. Goth, J. Strickland. U. lir- skine, T. Rink, J. Kerr, R. Stanton, 'l'. Kerr, Manager. Svrmlzl roll' R. Roselli, J. McKay, R. Hanrahan, J. Kull. S. DvSanto. G. Prete, E. Marks, L. lirunslu, R. Sto- phens, Manager: Mr. House, Coach. Third run' R. Cougun, W. Johnson, D. Smith, W. Robinson, A. Fenti, J, Guarglia, J. Gleason. Absent when the picture was taken Mr. 0'N9il, Cozxvh. QLXYN '- f Nj FQYNYR 4 kM0o5 EJ Mr. Strussner, Conch: N. Croston, R. Hol- le-nlwck, T. Page. l . Single-ton, M, Goth. W. McMo:-die, D. Vincent, D. Sayles. SCORES i ' T , 1 ' A ' ful , A . .VW Q 7 K Q' iv' ' l, j ' . .Jayvee Football ' IAQ. !f,j l,r1f1!uin . .Xl'l'o1xTr21J Fon liuzu iixxw x C fouflz . . ...., Nik. Nhux O'Nr3ll .llfzrzfzqgwm , . . 'I'noM.xs Krckx. luoxus XVJXKSXIQR Rnzluko M.xxs0x, Rllziuxo Mox'l'c:orx1r1kx' This f't'1ll thx' ilgiyxvv twill: haul :Ill tllv spirit :incl vn- IllllSlllSlll for whirh il has lxwonn' fzunous. lhm- tn-:nn is thu' hirthplanu- of our futurr- x'4n'sity hoys .mil pI'0XlCil'S tho vLmx1u1'r plzlvvrs nn Clppiilllllllll' to 3.1111 wry important t'XIJK'I'lK'Ilill' .incl mlinlurxrn-. lhv young pin skin K'LlI'l'll'l'5N lJI'1ll'Ill'l' llillll :Incl llc-- sa'x'x'm' much rxvnlit for IllK'll' m'll'o1'Is. llornn-ll Zi!! Corning N1n'lhsi1li- ... ...IU llornc-ll CH Wvllsvilh- ............. .. .221 Horne-ll 525 Corning lfrov Avmlvniy .. . . . 12 Hornoll IX liru4lfm'4l ............. , . .240 Hornvll 410 Oli-:in ......... . .... .. .45 llornn-ll H5 liuth .........,,... ISIS llornoll -lli Elmira Southside . 52 Hormfll -H4 Puinteml l'osl .....,... ... 121 Horns-ll -ll Corning Northsialv .... rw Horns-Il -IT l'ol'ningz lfrm' Aczuloniy ., . . .50 Horne-ll Ili: Bath ...... ... ..... . . .412 Hornvll 51 Wvllsvillu .. -51 Hornvll .522 Olenn ...,. ...ZLIZ llornm-ll 222 Jnnwsiown .. ll liorm-ll 23 lirzulforal ...,.. ..Z1!' Horns-ll 41 Pznintvnl Post .. '27 Hornn-ll 113 SI. Anns ..... u' !,nph11n .'Xl'l'0l N'l'lilJ Fon l'1.xc:n Gul rs ffflllfll ........ MR. -Ionx STu.xssx1en With only two of lust yc'zu s 'IYAS rvturninq to thx' fquncl, lloznh johnny Slrzxssm-1' Llc-s:'1'x'm-s zx lmiu huncl ful' uuiclinu tho l95l'52 ll'2lIll to :ln almost l'X'4'Il se-xx-11 wins anal tm-n losse-s for tha- sm-zxson. Ihr- url-zntvst 2ll'i11l'Yl'lllt'lll of thls yn-airs tr-inn was thu' training :incl dn-vm'loplm-nt of sonn- vc-ry lJl'0llllSlllH varsity 1112111-1'iz1l. The- c-xpvric-m'1- gzlinm-cl hy thvsz- Ilt'W'l'0Illt'I'S will ln- imdllnallwlv to nvxt ye-uns tvzuns. BasebaH lfnfaluin .Xl'I'0lNTI'lll Fok Ervin Clxiwirg Kfuurli . . . . Mk. El.l,l0TT llARTMAN .'1.mim:ril lnnrli Mu. jonw Srimssxl-:R During thr- sprinu of '51, llornvll lligh's lmusvlmll tvuin runipilm-tl un ovt'i'zill rvc'm'ml of n-ight wins :intl four clvfvzlts. At tht' rlusc- uf tht- rr-gulur sr-ztsoii of play, tht' Rui R:iiclvrs :incl Corning l r1'm- .Xruclt-lily wm-rm' Llr'z1cll0m'kc-tl for thi' Str-uhm-n County AA Clnnnpiunship. ln thr' von- tvst that follow:-cl, thi- lounl nine- cznin' out st-voml ln-st und haul tu sr-ttlv for scworicl plain' in tht' vounty mt'r'. lIuzu'h llurtinzin :incl his tvznn airs- to bv coiiliilvnclm-cl fm' thvir l-illl' plan' zlntl hzirtl work :ts wvll ns thvir finn- shuwing. Q Soccer ffflpfflffg XYILLIAM RliVIl.l,P MIIHIIQYI llfxlwnis Bl,A4:KMr1R Ijnnfh , , . -loux S'l'RAssNl-Lk .fi.ui.xtr1nI Ifiuzrlz . . PAUL IKOIIVICR Although thx' llllS some-1' tr-ann of '5l clicl not win tht- founty c'hznnpirniship, tht-y show:-cl fini- spirit :tml Lgoml sportsmanship on tho lim-lil. Following at tight rontvst with llaniiliiomlspon whivh rvsultml in at tie-, thx' Boon-rs high-liuhtm-Ll tht- svzisun hx battling Rl pow:-rful Nunclzt 4-lt-vt-ii to an sron-le-ss cle-aullork. ln tht- sm-mi-finals with tht- Wltylairitl vluh, :tuziin thi' Horn:-ll tc-:un clispluyvcl surprising strrntfth hy 1l:'ncllm'k- ing tht- scorn' :it ii :ill lwlorc- thu- final whistlm-, only to lum- lmy clvvisiori. SCORES Hurnvll .. .. 2 .Xlfrt-il-Alnmml ., .. ll Hurm-ll .. ...IS .-Xlt'i'n-cl-Alnwrnl ., .. li Hurnt-ll .. . . ,154 Hath .......,.... . ,. 0 Hurnvll .. ...ll K'm'nimz Ntwthsitlt- , .. Zi Hnrnoll .. ,..lP4 Pninh-cl Post ..,. ., .. X Hurnt-ll .. ., ll liutzuia ......... .. 4 Hurnull .. ...ll liuth ..,... . I5 llurnn-ll .. .. l .lunwstnwn ........,,. ., 4 Horn:-ll .. ,. 5 l'nintwl Post ..........,..., IQ Hnrnt-ll .. ., it Unrnim: l4'i'eL- AL-:uh-niy ..... . 0 llnrm-II . . T l'nrnin1: Nnrlhsiulc- ,. .. .. X llurnt-Il .. IL Vurning l l'z-Q' Amulelny ... .. 'T l rmfl run' R, Limlvviizlli. .l, Knuwltun. li. Hnllun- lwvk, li. M1'Kvnnt-y, lf, lh-:tu-i', li, liulwrts, D. Max- snn, M. Mn'lnx'l'n1-y. Sw-min' ron' Pl. llnrtnmn, J. l l1-itz, T. llihhs, l'. Iinrm-, li. l'nnclun, J. C'i:xm'iusi. J. VVm:tinI, Ii. l'uIlin1:m-r, .l, lVl:uiru. J. Strussm-r. l runI run' D VVull'ulu1t'r, H. Sliinvlmrfrcr. Mr. Strass- nvr, i'ont'h3 I., lnwkvvmnl, R. lh-nunlivt. Swvmlul roll' - li, 0'lle-run, R. MvKq-lim-y, Ii. l'n11ly, li. Wuzlvvr, F. Us-Rivnzu, D. Suylos. J. l.ym'h, li. Dwyvr, J. Mc'Kin- Icy, IJ. Vinvont, F. lieuvvr, J. liluckmer, J. Clark. Mr. liuhvvr, Assistant l'u:u'h. Thirvl ron' VV. R1-villv, i'nplnin3 R. Kull. llnptztin Elm-ct: G, i'unnm's, I., Ei'- skim-, T. Uwlwzty, T. Vlanvy. T. Page-, M. Mvlris-t'lu-y, Il. Suylvs, Ii, Sl1m'nsl1is'k. r f fl. l 'N Rin rv Q ' lk R l A W X K R , J 'f -r l W K' 'A VGC Cornell . . . . MR. LAWRI-:NCI-1 CASTIGLIONE ,4.v.vi.sfnr1l Conrh . . MR. MARK O,NP1lI. .llazzzzgrr . . JAMES HARTL1-:Y Front T01lYf'R.. McHale, A. Ciancafzlini, J. Beaver, R. Slaight, C. Coogan, G. Cone, W. Ball, D. Evans, J Moran, J. Hartley. Sf'c'o'nd row T. O'Rourke, R. Mess, J. Brown, J. Argentieri, H. Bayne, R. Gibbs, J Damrath, J. Walton, R. Fisher, J. Messina. Third row--J. McKinley, R. Kull, T. Wagner, R. Magee, R Hunt, E. Grimes, C. Canan, D. Jacobs, R. Coddington, L. Erskin, M. O'Neil. Fourth row-L. Castiglione F. Trax, J. McKay, J. Tobin, E. Hunt, D. Todd, R. Cudebec, T. Kerr, R. Fiasco, M. Davis. Hornell High's track team of 1951 completed one of its most outstanding seasons by winning for the second consecutive time the county champion- ship. In the county meet, Hrst places were awarded to Marty Davisw-mile, Bob Slaightfquarter mile, Fred Trax-hurtles, Walter Ball-pole vault. After completing another undefeated season, the team journeyed to Roch- ester where Davis and Trax continued to win. Gther consistently outstand- ing performers were: Bob Fiacco, Dick Todd, Carlyle Coogan, Jim Argen- tieri, Ray McHale, and jack Brown. 60 X., kj L xl KX ' 4 j x L x L, L .X X N L R, . X .X 1 N 1 f 1 ' 1. ,K ,I xt XX K X 1 x 1 1 L lfrmfl run' J. l'11s1-y, Miss M1'Mu1'1'z1y, .fX4lx'isu1': li. Sh-vm-11s. S1 worn! roll' J. I num!! lx lxnllx K 11111111 1 ' l S. Slll'l lllll'llL'. 'l'1'4-:1s111'v1': li. lliN1ll'lIl!. M. M. Gilnlrs. I lu- purp L of f : ', G11.: 111, Varsity Cheerleaders www ul' 11115 zulixm' QIUIIIJ a11'1' L11 lvzul ilu' st11mlr'11lw 111 1'l11'r'1's llllll tu lwvp up thc' lIll7l'A illl' ul llll' l1':1111. fylll' llllllillklkllll 11m'l1x'1lx' ul the c'l11l1 thu X'l'ill was lu miss- 11111111-y lm' 111-w 1111ilo1'111s lzy svllinu p1'41g1':1111s. uvttlnu :mls l1'0111 ther 111r'1'1'l11111tf1 111 llc11'111-ll, .1111l l1o11l111u lmkr- sales. ll11s www tln' l11'st Y1'2ll' llll' I.X. fIlll't'l'li'ilill'l'4 11tt1'111l1'cl lln- M't'llUIl.l1i :1111l lJlll'lli'llJ2If1'll lIl ilu' l'lll'l'l'lIlQ w1tl1 X 1ll'5llX' c'l1m'1'l1-z1cl1'1's. .X W-rx' w11m'1'1Ssl11l Sflllllll f'l'ill' wlll lu' 1-lml-cl NVllll :I l1.111q111'1 I-111 tl11' Ill'N' 1'l1m-1-1'l1 11le'1's Frmfl row Mr. Smith, Amlx'isn11': Miss M1-M111'1'11y, A4lvisu1'. Sfruml roll- Ii. llill111:111, L. V111101'1lv1', f':1p1:1i11: S. SI11-1-usl1i1-k, l', Slu-1'l1111'111-, S. Nivlmls. 61 A by .layvee Cheerleaders w l l 1 J. 4 Cnr f ,, f rl x Front row M. Hoffman, A. Delaney, N. liuono, M. Markham, Secretary: M. Crossett, Vice-President: I., Arcicri, President: B. Smith, D. Flint, Treasurer: N. Spencer. Shroud T014'fMY. Gray, Advisor. Third run' J. Hotfert, li. Sheon, M. Spellacy, G. Stuart, R. France, R. Hanrahan, Scribe: R. Burroughs, M. Mc-Gregor. J. Sheon. K. Clark, V. Jones. Archery Club To prorrzotr and nzaizztazh thi' sport of archvry both ax a wafl and a .vjmrl in H.H.S., and i7l'fZl'I'l'?I H.H.S. and othwr .w'f100'.v. Eyc-ry 'l'hurscluy. wcathvr pc-rmitting. the archers of Hornvll High may he sevn enjoying their sport on that held. lVICIIll3Cl'S haw- bvcn trying to find an indoor shooting rarige for thc wintm' months loav- ing thvm frvv of restrictions in making' plans for mccts with nm-ighhoring schools. This yvar thc Club hvld at social in ther gym and tlirvv hakc sales to ruisc funds for tht-ir actiyitivs. Swimming Team Splash! About thc middle ol' january thc swim- ming team started practicing for thrc-e afternoons vavh wrck at tha- NYU. On Marrh 22. they swam their only meet in the swtionals at Rorhcstvr whrrc thc-y placrd fifth in rxrrllrnt comprtition. Frwfl rem' W. lic-villa-, '1', Gilmlxs. C. Hem-nlict, G. Connors, R. Davie, li. Fiirlelx-C, S. Hill, J. McKay. Svrnnrl roll' Mr. Mcycrs, Coach. QI- . K ..ur 'i' f sw l rmfI Tau' N. Spa-rift-l', l'. lit-nnvti, J. Quartz, ll. Uwlway, M. Henson, C, lirown, l'. Armstroniz, M. Clark. l'. lirosnan, l'. Amit-rson, S. Smith. Srworlrl run' Mrs. Shf.-levn, Atlvisor: M. Cole. M. Monn, A. l nt'ri, lt. Munn, ld. Orvis, D. Sheon, .I. Hamilton, S. Sha-roshick, M. .l. Russell, C. Rive. Tlrirrl mu' J. Smith, T1-am Faptaing A. M1'Kibhvn, Team Captain: I.. Art-ivri, Team Captain: M. Monn, Team Captain: J. l i'f'win, Sc-1-l'e-tary, TL-am Captain: P. Dirlas, Treasurer: J. Lawrow, l'l'1-sitlvriti D. Svhnvvgas, Team Captain: li. Stvin, T1-am Captain: l'I. Dakv, Te-am Captain, l u1l'rYI1 ron' l'. liitlmllv, R. Cnlbo, ll. Pascoe-, U. lh-tis, J. llc-rlwrt, D. Gillette, M. Seaman, C. Pratt, M. Mclit-an. A. lirown, A. Brown, M. Welch, M. Wt-lt-h, M. Hit-ks. l ifIh ron- D. Fongdon, C. Knapp, D. ifurt-man, J. Cole, l'. Sit-phuns, J. Titus. M. l.. Marlthani, N. Plvclaml. ll. llvvkt-i', M. Cole, li. Hash. J. Iiarnvs, J. lilcwvllyn. Girls' Bowling League To llllllllllfl' and inzjnofv' lzozrliizlg for .girlx in Hor- uffl High Srliool. XN'm'tlI1t'sclays alter school. ont- oi tht' llairlvst worlq- ing organizations in Hornvll High School. IIIUCIS :xt tht- llvluxt- Howling Alleys. A iiicinlwi' of thc- .'xlIlt'l'it'2lIl unioi' Bowling' Clongrvss. our local Chap- tm-i' this your c'onduc'tt'd ll l'oui'tr'cn-wvvk lIltI'2lIlllll'21l howling tournzxnit-nt with t-ight tennis pzirticipzxt- inf 'llivv also viittwvcl an 1-iiflit-1111111 team in tht- Girls' Athletic Council To 4'11lIif'11!f' irltrrfxil in .sijmflt mul jnomolf' good ljfozI,x'n11111.s'l1iff fllltlllgllilllf Ilia' ufiool. lllliis yt-ar. tht- CAC si:onso:'t'cl tht- girls' liowlins' l.cz1Qnm- :incl were hostvsst-s lol' tht' County Howling lll0l1l'Il2lIlll'lli Mznrli lst. 'l'wo sports nights were also ht-ld. one in tlmv lull. tlit' otln-1' in tllt- spring. llo you ntwtl a i'vlit'i'0t' oi' an nnipirt- for sonic' girls' sport? 'l'hvn. this irt the group to sm-tn wf , 5 rounty howling tournzmit-nt and won st-cond plnvv. I runi run' S. Nvilvl, I.. Svott. S. Grinws, l'. l'1n'1ly. li. Orvis, Mrs. Slit-lim-il. Advisor: fl. Hamilton, S ' Slit-l'lxlxrllt-, M. l.. Markliani, li. Sit-in, P, Brosnan. Sri-mill ron' M. Colo, l.. Pryor. M. Monn, ll. Arcit-i'i, S. VVhitfoi'xl, Sc4'l'm-tziryg J, l.awi'ow, l'i'csitls'nt: J. Smith, Vive-l'i'vsi1lvlit: M. Diclas. 'I'r0aslxi'vr: li. Ss-ntl. M. linrkliarl, M. Monn, D. Flint. Tllirrl ron' D. Gillvttu, M, Stu-phons. J. llrnnmlu. M. J. Russ'-ll. tl, lirann- st-l'iwt-iirvr, ll. Flass, K. Kelly, J. Dixon, M, frossvtt, N. liuono, C. lirown, M. lC. Dixon, .l. llonlun, J, l rt'win, J. Pvarston, D. Sr'liii1-1'1.tas. Q... l l 6 Familiar Scenes of '52 Weyand in 11A Smith in the Office Horse tails and poodle cuts George Davis and a projector Earl unemployed Judy in Podrasky's oHice The Midnight Club at Sherburne's HHS' athletes on crutches Familiar Sayings of '52 for the birds ,.r,, ,,,r,,,..,,,,7 ,,,,,77 ,,,V,AVV C 0 n 1101-5 You, too, can .,lr,,,.r,..r,,,,,r,r,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,VVV,,VVV,V, Chrigie And this is the scholarship class! ,,,,v.. Miss Dunham WhH76'5 the f00d?,' ,,.. , ......,,r.,.....,tt Earl Jo and John Dugllfln .,V.7V-aV.V...,VVVa r,..rr,, t he substitutes It's fascinating . ,,..,,, Mrs. Humphrey Chefubfn .....AsVV.......V..VV7....,,v.,,..,.,, Sure Shot Schurr 'I get blamed for everything ,,,,s,,ss,,rr,7,,,,,,.VssVVVVV Judy 'Now I promise I won't scold you again ,,Mr. Cooke 'Iive got troubles ..,,,,v,..,,,,,rrr,,,,r,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,V Jimmy And the Inspector pushed the car .,Miss VanGelder 54 Movie Review of '52 Across the Wide Missouri f'A Corridor in winter Ten Tall Men ............,.........,,,,,,,, The Flying Leathernecks s.... An American in Paris .,s.,,.. , Man in the Saddle .,,svt..vt...,,..,,. I'll See You in My Dreams ....... Decision before Dawn ....,.,., to My Favorite Spy ...,t,t,,,,,,,,.,.,,,,, The Day the Earth Stood Still Thatis My Boy .,,,,,,,,,t,,,,,,,,,,s... The Red Badge of Courage ,,,,, Basketball .s,,,,t,,s,,,,,,Football t..,.....Miss Hussong Dick Grunwald a scholarship skip or not to skip Mrs. Repple graduation Cudebec . .. report cards Hit Parade of '52 Turn Back the Hands of Time to be frosh again My Life's Desire c,tt.,.....,s t.,,, , A ,,,,,,, to graduate Cold, Cold Heart .,..,,s, ,,,,, t he draft Slow Poke v,Y....,...,,c,,.cc.. ss,,,,, L ightnin' Dancing in the Dark ,rss,,. ,ss,,,,s t he Foxhole Mixed Emotions ,,c,,c,,.c..c ,,.s . mixed emulsions Smoke Gets in Your Eyes ,s,, A S,Wonderful .,,,,s....s.,.,......,. It Had to Be You .s,,,,c, Because of You .......... H .,.... the Sugar Bowl the new bus . ,.r.rs ..r.......r R uth . A. Miss Harrower Cincinnati Dancin' Pig sr,.,,,,,,c,,,.,,,, Scholastic Pigs It's the Loveliest Night of the Year ..........s the Ball I Can't Get Started ..,....,.,....s...... on my homework Bicycle Built for Two ,c,ccc.. ,...... G ert and H. S. Cry ,s.s.,..,...,cc,e.,c,.,t,,c,..... ..............c,,..s,.,,,cc, o ut loud 4:20 A. M. ..... ...,,,.rs. K nowlton and Sayles I Get Ideas ,s,,.....,.,cs.,,s,.c ,,c...........,s..s,ss.,.r c ensored And So to Sleep Again ...,.. ,,s,,,s, K otch Bell, Bell, My Liberty Bell ....,.r ,,...,,, 3 :17 There's No Two Mauro ,...,. ..,rss,,.,r.s,,,,cc,,s, J oe I Like Mike ..............s...,,c.c .......... M r. Podrasky Roll Call William Ahearn Lane ,lliney Joseph Alnl Patricia Albers Louise Arclerl Doris Argentierl James Argentlerl Joseph Askins Yvonne Atkins Keith Averill Barbara Bailey Jeanne Baldwin James Ballard Jessie Barnes William Bartlett Carol Beach Jack Beaver Carl Benedict Richard Benesch Richard Berry Wllllam Bertram Phyllis Biddle Lavonne Brott Lucille Brown Robert Brown Ted Brown Jennie Brundu Nancy Buono Marjorie Burkhart Martin Cameron Gerald Canty Raymond Carrlg Genevieve Cassidy Josephine Clancagllnl John Clanciosl Thomas Clancy James Clark Lloyd Clark Edward F. Cleveland Edward W. Cleveland Harriet Colburn James Cole Margaret Cole Julius Coletta Phlllp Coletta Bose Colomaio Donna Congdon Gerard Connors James Connors Mary Copeland Leo Cox Mary Louise Coyle Madallne Crossett Jack Croston Raymond Cudebec Joseph Cunningham Eleanor Bake Raymond Daniels Richard Davie Susanne Dealy John Dean Thomas Deegan Earl Deltenao Joseph DlCoslmo Where Found hunting Jimtown with the Patchooks at the cinema on the hill with Bev and Kay with the guys on the bus working pool room partying square dancing with the boys movies Sportsmen's Club Rawady's on the clnder path Sherberne's in the Buick Seneca Street pool hall 33D ln a car with Tobey in the dough No advertisements Sons of Italy Hall 7 writing letters protecting at Y hardwoods . ln a new car in school keeping HHS going wandering Clancy's Food Market at Blll's house runnlng up Main Street around Harvey and Carey's with Toby 11A Harvey and Carey's at home with a camera Koskie's llornell Theater at all the dances several places with Mimi 33D with Glbbsey with Dee looking for girls Sugar Bowl between here and Rochester 10B around anywhere Hill Street with the gang taking exams studyins got ual Horoscope for Likes hunting triangles the Olds Saturday house parties dancing strawberry blondes drlvlng Earl to sleep parties vacations tomato paste journalism the put-put ice track potato chips women nlavins pool Social Studies artisan trips roller skating to talk variety a good time sports boys paratroopers 11A St. lggie's typins who knows? any joke sleeping drlvlng barbecues? Navy hunting 57 varieties to skate fussln' around to be busy to be teased Dhotosraphy her work any little thing Dh0ff0lflDhll Dtmn's her dog music football players to drive the Chevy the Juniors to have fun everybody to laugh driving selllng TV sets Chem. sports square dancing food to hunt Chief Occupation hunting being brave in 11A beefer an escort hostess selllng shoes being lazy hunting talking driving G.S.' car hostess singing grocery boy critic custodian studying? nmning doggin' it ..Mk,. uuiovins clownlng scooping tranquillity hiking rolling in dough running electrician censored slaving guardian angel boosting the sectlonals carrylng being nice Killllnl trying teachers chewing gum butcher who knows? pool shark annoying Miss Dorsey keeping busy tinkering whipping up sodas hard to tell vlwtosrlvhv being friendly selling tlckets phamaclst keeping caught up in Trlg tooting the flute quiet laughing helping Mr. Podrasky going steady 1 busy at the drug store working hitting taxis treasurlng funds Chem. foollng around handyman driving shooting dogs 65 '52 Can You Imagine! with a how and arrow DUYUUY beef boisterous alone without friends a sissy statesman the silent type teacher's pet it with war paint unhappy with black hair P.M. student an old maid walking with shoulders dateless fullback no! with a fiddle 6'2 short eating N.B.C. in a hurry undo -lng a redhead a public speaker 210 lbs. prize fighter girl-crazy audacious without a thing to do ambitious an orator working Charles Atlas 5'2 bull flghter without Toby anthraclte lazy related to Caesar being photographed blue-eyed farming a bony -burger without an eraser fllrtlng not strumming blue without the Chevy blond with a driving license yodellng sad a tall blonde shy boisterous without Jackie with his coat zipped up walking dancing Prohallly Will Ba hunted love counsellor business magnet social butterfly a siren fortune teller quarterback sneak eventually In Earl organ grinder cupcake pawn broker Mr. Loblaw Yankee principal cover girl lack rabbit male nurse tlggy Bugs Bunny Willy Hoppe II Rembrandt II glamour girl Miss Take half-baked windshield wiper married etllciency expert slave wrestler sports ed millionaire a teacher busy! the talk ot the town WP mob leader of 5th Ward cowboy radio comedian doctor successful Nat King bltumlnous pnasier model something special someone's better half Dlll' boy green teacher pluekist a slow poke tax cab driver novelist guess? another Caruso eomedienns - President, Toothpick Company Lea Brown ll doting mother football star Einstein ll engine bank president Roll Call Margaret Didas Joanne Dixon Carolyn Duffy Pauline Dugo Elaine Eberman Jane Eddy Marilyn Edwards Donald Erskine Thomas Eveland Robert Fiacco Thomas Foster Betty French William French Beverley Frewln Joann Frewin Carolyn Gaffney Mary Margaret Gibb! Thomas Gibbs Dorothy Gillette Suzanne Glynn Diane Gratten Kay Griffin Nancy Grlfflth Richard Grunwald Delores Gutfrle Merle Hackett June Hamilton Joanne Hamm! Sylvia Hammond Lewis Harte! Nancy Harrison Mary Haughton fatherine Head Evelyn Houghtalinl Jean Howard Karl Hritz Judy Jacobs Alyce Jeffery George Jones Kathleen Kelly Thomas Kerr Jack Knowlton Paul Kukuvh James Lamblt Joanne Lawrow Mary Jane lewis Nancy Little Velma Lopcr Mary Lou Lynch Francis Mahoney Anthony Marino Janet Marino Dolores Mlnllm Joseph Mauro Mary Kay McCaffa'y Betty Jean Mctllary Carolyn McCollum Philip McEntee Erla McGr0K0l' Raymond Mcllale Michael Mclnerney John McKay Carol McKinley James McKinley Where Found in choir riding with him in Pete's car 10B A corridor with Diane around 22B football field State Street with Mr. French 11A with Doris Wellsville solos may with the gang library gym 'I Sugar Bowl with Doris skating with Velma with the gang away from us Majestic 33D with someone isn't at the Sugar Bowl Locker 310 busy square dancing learning to drive North l-lornell in Jacobs' 5 and 10 driving cheerleading VE office in some sport taking pictures 14C everywhere being helpful Elmira there and here Newberry's everywhere in '48 Dodge Mrs. Boag's in that Chevy with girls with the big 8 Penney's 5th Ward North Homell we're not telling on the fam pool room downtown looking up loaflng Horoscope for Likes penny candy a super salesman olives Pete somebody Burpee juice Alfred U. most anything her football study halls school? everything everyone skating to laugh to be friendly wild life basketball a sailor boys marines skating woodworking who knows? to give teachers a hard time Donna 'ein all him a good time to gab purple people to act singing Pat driving to Geneva John cars cheering blondes to bite his fingernails to sleep toothpicks everyone people a good time to talk Geneva dancing out of town girls talking Silver Lake sports quarterbacks Bill mmmm! to drive someone football playing soccer to sleep the weather to rest Chief Dccupalion accompanist doing things right going places keeping busy scooping being witty being queen combing his hair drumming captaining the Raiders riding his bike housekeeping Boy Scout having fun going round in circles chewing gum clerking reading dribbling writing letters disliking nicknames Volcano Ed skating shooting pool riding to school joking walking with Donna secretary teasing Mr. B getting lost exercising her larynx hurrying? behaving chewing pencils taking hard subjects baiting teachers writing letters good cook coming to school? wowing the males wandering working a slap on the back silence writing up minutes being nice Algebra trying to grow Q being Jake's girl sitting still? chauffeur speeding square dancing flirting translating the Aeueld worrying Miss VanG. climbing hills a girl salesgirl chaperone telling tall tales resting study? working 66 '52 Can You Imagine? in grease paint without Dick stuck up on the running board yes-and still dreamln' in trouble with Miss VanG. alone bald a hunch hack a jockey noisy being different telling corny jokes an old maid on a bobsled without Ron pale on time playing football fat without Marilyn without poise without skates without freckles certainly a 7 footer blond without a song sitting at home ticklish a grouch in a pool hall not speaking giggling? with a crew cut without a wlsecrack married not liked impolite without a smile short and fat NOT strong and silent shy a snow man not an officer ugly not fretting without Dick driving? clumsy working Lady Godiva not busy studying liking a halfback hurrying in a poodle cut not lt unfaithful fat and flabby 6'5 wide awake perfidious working Probably Will Be concert pianist model housewife somebody's dream older Mrs. Marine juice extractor Powers model in a pigeon coop West Point cadet 0lymplc captain tutti-frutti doting mother orator married cigarette girl married model another Red Skelton female Bobby Davies we wonder? calendar girl artist world champ Marine president, W.C.'l'.U. mayor of Poughkeepsie housekeeper on the boss' lap married famous Mrs. 1- butcher's wife speaker Fanny Brice Il Jazz singer comedian Mrs. Brown first lady owner of do-dads company model George Mikan ll an executive big shot key expert busy IIIDPY Mrs. chief worry-blrd housewife you guess! jazz man garbage collector night walker waitress bachelor of hearts chonxs girl contented wife mountain. climber Van Johnson's double happily married bus boy hobo mattress tester track star blue blood Roll Call Rlchard Miller Madeline Monn Marie Monn Jolm Moran Mary Morettl llugh llorgan Jack lluhleisen Roberta Munn Sam Nssca Katharine Nlsslcr Edward 0'lleron Thomas 0rdway Joseph Palmesano Marcia Pascoe Jean Pearston Joyce Philbrlck Marilee Post Carol Pratt l.avina Pryor Jean Quartz Dominic Radoccla Carolyn Ralscb William Revllle lkay Roberts ltonnle Robinson Murcia Roosa Edna Rowe Mary Jane Russell Gerald Sayles Alice Schledsr Doris Schneegas Lorna Schreck llarhara Scott Marilyn Seaman Donna Sheon Louis Sheroshick Frances Sherwood Andrew mkso Marilyn Simms Francis Smith James E. Smith James J. Smith June Smith Margaret Stephens Robert Stevens lloberta Stevens .Iunlea Stlckley Flossle Switzer John Tobin Mary Margaret Tobin .Iames Tolan lteverly Travis Iletty Tuttle Mll'j0fl8 Van0rdI William Vet Thomas Wagner Ronald Weaver Mary Welch John Weyand Linda White .lack Wllllams Isolde Wlneburg Paul Zlamowskl Where Found Dee's Mr. Podrasky's office band with Clyde Sugar Bowl-Ray doing Intermediate with Janice 33D at the Point everywhere with Weasel driving the car at Penney's with Josie ln the gym in cans band running Sigma Pl Rho wlth Hazel bowling telling a Joke with Joanne at Stub's hooss with Mcrt Supreme 5th Ward hurrying home BYU! driving with Marge with Peg on the road to North Horncll WLEA 223 llipson's supreme with Andy with Fran with Midge with Tom DeMolay with MItzl's car looking toward Iona with Doris ln an 0lds with June with tar around In Corning Triungle's managing campaigns with the 10B-ers hurrying Spencer's with Kohnke almost anyplace 11A all over with Earl Jo Tudor taking pictures chasing L- Loblsw's Horoscope for Lilies S.S. IV to work! studying school! nicknames? to go out basketball a good time band the band members mischief to be boss working blondes sports juice otter Lake camp baseball players walking typing the boys to wear slacks bookkeeping basketball Navy Chem. Lab dancing bowling boats boys sports ice cream big problems band to draw sports Andy Fran fashionable clothes hunting Delores parties sports choir trips M.D.'s home room animals books? nut of town girls fun people people that certain someone to be liked Bessie magazine campaigns the boys college men food everybody Miss Dors2Y calm his Job Chief Oowllltion listening? just working knowing the answer loaflng double trouble Intermediate hamhurg sllnger sinsios pltchlng hot dogs being nice Ohhh! playlng soccer selllns waiting cooperating work practicing talking l'.A. announcing working hard educating Head moonstmck rkiving talkhig dipping ice cream studying working at Bethesda excelllng sailing warhling keeping busy baby sitting looking for news enduring popping corn mechanic Andy'S girl Frnn's boy enjoying life frounds keeper hunting ' talking twirling working tripping to MarIon's aln't misbehavlu' raising mice social studies cracking Jokes novoins com getting bright ideas school being a person making friends clownlng with Butterball good htunor man nobody knows reading Virgil S.C.P. looking lovely I go steady worrying walking slow 57 '52 Can You Imaoinel hearlnl glvlng the orders frowning studying green short buming the bamburg a frog needing s toupee a drummer ln choir a bird a gym fired without her glasses waltlng silly! unadorned tall gloomy tall and thln a bum not busy burping with wavy hair inefficient a clown arguing chess play tap dancer with green hair feeble burning a cake not busy n cello sad ' working without Andy without Fran uutldy u wlse guy impollte broke flunklng being sober worrying prompt worrying working unpopular serious without a loke boisterous having to walk alone a preacher studying a pickle paying attention we can't unpopular with a camera excited an ugly duckllng musty win as S.S. teacher dictator best cook President a pln-up cowboy short-order cook larynx che! someone's sweet tooth eagle a mile errand bo! waitress :ood snort orange adored bat slrl A.P. reporter 2 Dlnts Lucky Luciano II WW body Stob's bvdyifllfd M.D. royalty successful nurse Flo Nlghtlngale Il gymnast sailor ballet dancer pro baseball player Mrs. Miss Business early bird art teacher who knows? devoted wife energetic husband tidy bear manager of C.C. minister breaking devoted wlfe efficiency expert a wave Juliet lion tamer veterinarian French actor on Broadway Jester Emanuenses bus driver love consultant with a harem manufacturer of Iaughlng gas public speaker getting attention P.C. . people's choice a camera cited floorwalker 1 W.. S Q Lf? by X lk Q. Q' Q W N ,W W sf N' in '. x I ,L ,f . .3 ag.. . Q Snr -J i? X f 154 I A c? 5 Ai? IIN! 'lkilff will Cfnrrzphlucrzts nf 79 7- 79 averted! MOTTO-'Tis better to be humble and work with one another than to be great and work alone.--JANE EDDY. President JOHN J. WYEYAND V ire-President JAMES CLARK Sgt. at Arms BARB SCOTT Advisors Miss M. JANE HARROWER NIR. E. Treasurer BILL REVILLE Secretary JOANNE LAWROW W. COOKE 70 GIRLS! This is it . . An important job! Here's a job that's out of the ordinary-- cxciting and rewarding. As a telephone operator your voice may travel all over Aniericag you'll play a vital part in the nation's social and business life. l No experience necessary-your friendly instructors will teach you with beginners like yourself. Full pay while learning. 3 raises first year. Paid vacations. ll holidays and regular employment. I Good starting salary-335.00 I frequent increase to lop of-350.00 I Apply Monday thru Friday between 8 A.M. and 5 P.M. at NEW YORK TELEPHONE COMPANY 183 Main St.. Hornell. N. Y. '-n ll Il I- nn 71 1 omplimcnt S f Best Wishes to Class of '52 20-A A- A DYKE and DALEY Lomplimems f Surveying 11'B 5 172 Main St. Hornell, N. Y We Commend the Class Compliments f of ,52 30-A ADELPHIA SORORITY Compliments f Compliments of 10-B JACOB BROS. SHOES '5We fit the hard to fitv Printers . . . Pubivhcrs .... Haakbinders . . . Slcctrolypers . . . Printers for thc '52 MAPLE LEAF F. A. OWEN PUBLISHING Co. Dansville, N. Y. 72 Complime f bt. Elames MacBrideE jllllmp Ilanspital College School of Nursing Shop 'A' HORNELL N Y STERN Si STERN TEX TILES, Inc HUGUET FABRICS DIVISION 73 A. D 8 BROS. CONGRATULATIONS T0 THE CLASS or '52 16-18 Broadway X fr W HORNELL, N. Y. X L fl lp 1 'Cl use s mnmunns- in-3 GOOD FURNITURE,, Hornell's Leading Credit Jewelers . Business Prefers R1chtmyer's Food Market RBI Graduates AND Approved for You by the Board of Regents of the University of the State of Frosted Food Locker Plant New York HORNELL, N. Y. . . Rochester BUSIHCSS Institute A Complete Food Center 172 Clinton Avenue South Rochester 4, New York For COOKING REFRIGERATION WATER HEATING HOME HEATING Us e GA S FAST - CLEAN - ECONOMICAL Empire Gas Sr Fuel Company, Ltd 74 Compliments of PIXLEY'S CURTAIN and DRAPERY SHOP 24 Canisteo St. Compliments of F R A N K B . P E C K C O M P A N Y Compliments of HORNELL WASTE MATERIAL CO. FRANK SPITULNIK AND SONS Compliments of BENJAMIN BEAR Class of 1922 CARD'S DRUG STORE New Fountain and Luncheonette RUSSELL J. BELLIOTTI d .l WALDORF'S Jewelers 123 Main Street S E A R S R O E B U C K a n d C O . YOUR . . SPORTING Goons CENTER 181 Main St. Hornell, N. Compliments of COOK'S CLEANING 44 W. Genesee St. Compliments of Compliments of C. E. WARD CO. A NEW LONDON, OHIO Friend CAPS and COWNS R.K'C. ! Congratulations to the Compliments of CLASS OF ,52 THE A.V.C. To the Class of I . 9 Homeroom 33-D From the H.H.S. M.C. 1952 v 50111 ANN 1 VE R S ARVI' 1902 FIFTY YEARS OF SERVICE TO THIS COMMUNITY The year of 1952 is the Fiftieth Anniversary for THE STEUBEN TRUST COMPANY Half a century of service to Horuell and the surrounding communities. W'e have grown a lot in fifty years and we plan to keep on growingg We feel younger than ever and we realize our future is still ahead of us . . . because the real future of our community lies ahead. S0 on our Fiftieth Anniversary we thank you for doing business with us. We want any and all of our services to he even more valuable to you in the years to come . . . and we pledge our best efforts to that end. STEUBEN TRUST COMPANY HORNELI., NEW YORK Member: Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 76 Compliments of LU-ANN,S BEAUTY SHOP 54 Canisteo St. Hornell, N. Y Compliments of WHITMAN'S TAVERN 36 Canisteo St. Hornell, N. Y. Compliments of HOTEL SHERWOOD Compliments of RAWADY'S TUDOR CON FECTION ERY 89 Broadway 97 Canisteo St. Hornell Automobile Dealers Association WILLYS PLYMOUTH DE SOTO FORD HUDSON CHRYSLER STUDEBAKER BUICK DODGE PACKARD NASH OLDSMOBILE CHEVROLET Best Wishes cms. R. CHASE T0 The Class President of ,52 BETHESDA HOSPITAL Compliments of REPPLES MEAT SHOP Compliments of LAWRENCE'S JEWELRY STORE 117 Canisteo St. Hornell, N. Y Compliments of W. A. DUNN'S PHARMACY Dunn's Dependable Drugs Phone 1008 Corner Main and Broad Compliments of ENDICOTT and JOHNSON Main at Broadway Hornell, N. Y. TUTTLE 8z ROCKWELL Steuben Countyis Largest Department Store ir Over 70 Years of Dependable Service THE DIPSON THEATERS MAJESTIC AND HORNELL Our Compliments to CLASS OF '52 With Best Wishes for Good Luck, Good Health and Long Life in a World of Peace E. M. BARNES, Resident Manager Compliments of L. W. HOOKER Your Studebaker Compliments of TRACY and JONES INC. Dealer Dependable Building Complete Car Service Products Phone 1819 193 Seneca St. Hornell, N. Y. 71 Church St' Phone 27 Compliments of Compliments of GOFF 81 RAISH AMERICANA BEAUTY SALON 105 Canisteo St. Phone 199W Compliments of DOHERTY'S SHOE STORE SMART SHOES for Women Compliments of JAMES FLORISTS Quality - Always 149 Main St., Hornell Compliments of ROSENBAUM'S HORNELL, N. Y. RAYMOND CALLAHAN General Insurance 147 Main Street Phone 248 HORNELL, N. Y. Compliments of Hunt's Clothing Store 47 Broadway HORNELL, N. Y. Work, Sport, and Dress Clothing Adam Hats, Douglas Shoes, Wings Shirts Compliments of MERRILL HOSIERY CO. Bank Street Hornell, N. Y. Compliments of ABBIE J OSEPH'S BILLIARD PARLOR For RECREATION and AMUSEMENT Shoe Repairing-All Work Guaranteed J . LAPIANA Blue Ribbon for 3 Successive Years 126 Main St. Hornell, N. Y. S. HOLLANDS' SONS LUMBEH AND BUILDERS SUPPLIES 76 Main St. Hornell, N. Y Compliments of NORBERT'S JEWELERS 31 Broadway Hornell, N. Y . CONGRATULATIONS to the Compluuems Of V Senior Class i of 1952 Compliments of from 31-C HOMEROOM 21-A BEST WISHES Compliments of HORNELL JUNIOR AND SENIOR from HIGH SCHOOL Homemom 1243 PARENT TEACHERS STUDENT Assoc. Compliments of L C O H N ' S CLEANERS AND LAUNDERERS 80 Compliments of KNOWLTON'S HOME MAPLE CITY Co-Operative Savings and Loan Association if The American Home is the Safeguard of American Liberties GROCERY 73 Buffalo St. Hornell, N. Y. Best Wishes from CANDYLAND 29 Broadway Hornell, N. Y. Compliments of SUPREME ICE CREAM 25 Adsit Hornell, N. Y Compliments of Compliments of SENECA NASH 176 Seneca St. Hornell, New York Compliments of MARION'S BEAUTY SHOP Permanent Waving - Cosmetics 196 Main St. Hornell, N. Y. A C 0 Y L E ' s HARDWARE 'A' 145 MAIN ST. Compliments of Lightning', and Carl ART'S BOYS Kendall Service Station E V A M A Y S H O P Gifts and Candles 21 Seneca St. Hornell, New York Telephone 2487 P X97yM,?-.,laLJf5'-f ,QMJML Ma..l2,.JP :eva H. B. Prior Signs 1 0 Main St. ornell, N. Y. Compliments of GENERAL TIRE SERVICE 46 Broadway Hornell, N. Y. BEST OF LUCK TO THE CLASS OF '52 NO FROM THE A C L STAFF O V M. GALLAGHER, Advisor KING HAMMOND FmEsToNE TIRES Canisteo Street Subway Phone 2033 Success to Class of ,52 SENECA LUNCH HOME COOKING 15 Seneca St. Hornell, N. Y. Compliments of MAXWELL V. MCCARTHY INSURANCE 4-2 Broadway Hornell, N. Y Compliments of A L F R E D U N I V E R S IT Y founded 1836 ALFRED, NEW YORK THOMAS F. KINNEY 23 Broadway Hornell, N. Y Arrow Shirts Knox and Mallory Hats and Griffon Clothes Wilson Bros. Haberdashery Compliments of HORNELL WHOLESALE TOBACCO CO. Compliments of O'CONNOR BROS., INC. Compliments of Insurance HORNELL N- Y- GENERAL PARTS Compliments of LESTER'S FLOWERS 162 Main St. Howell, N. Y. 185 Canisteo St. Hornell, N. Y. BILLFOLDS--LIGHTERS-CAMERAS FOUNTAIN PENS-WATCHES FIELD GLASSES-ACCESSORIES AND INTERESTING GIFTS COOK S Where Better Gifts Cost Le Mi Street Hornell, N Y BRAUNSCI-IW'EIGER'S PHARMACY 320 Canisteo St. Hornell, N. Y. BENNETTS AUTO PARTS Canisteo Road Compliments of FRANKLIN FURNITURE Maker of Happy Homes 120 Main St. Hornell, N. Y. Compliments of SPENCER'S STATIONERY and PRINT SHOP 30 Seneca Phone 202 It Pays to Look Well' Get Your Hair Cut at HORNELL, N. Y. M ARTINSS 'A' Compliments of House of A Million Auto Parts 81 Broadway Hornell, N. Y. ir Compliments of BENESCITS SNACK BAR NEW USED Corner of Crosby and Canisteo Food and You -Day In and Day Out You Will Do Well at- FREWIN'S FOOD MARKET 316 Canisteo at Mill Open Every Day 8 A.M. - 10 P.M. Free Delivery Phone 2374 Compliments of HORNELL ICE CREAM and CANDY COMPANY Genesee St. Hornell, N. Y. Compliments of DAY,S GROCERY Compliments of LAKE'S GROCERY 166 Main St. Hornell, N. Y. Compliments of HORNELL WHOLESALE and TOBACCO CO. 123 Canisteo St. Hornell, N. Y. Compliments of KIRK'S FASHION SHOPPE Fine Mzllmery and Accessones 166W Main St. Phone 2395-W Best Wishes to Class of '52 GIRLS' HI-Y HORNELL men SCHOOL PORTABLE TYPEWRITERS Not just one make but all brands. One year free service. Trade-ins permitted MASON'S Service Is Our Salesman Almond, N. Y. Tel. 9 Compliments of HORNELL BASEBALL ASSOCIATION Murray Stevens I'Iornell's Largest Clothiers 'A' 38 Broadway Federation Building SCHOLARSHIP LEADERSHIP Compliments of National Honor Society a Success is not a flower to be plucked in passing. It is a gnarled stalk of great tough- ness which grows slowly mul must be cut with bleeding hands. WALTER PITKINS CHARACTER ssnvlcs The Best Wishes to The Class of '52 Three Mummers All the World's A Stage - SHAKESPEARE Home of Values Where Friendly Service and Good Quality Are Real if J. C. Penney Co. Congratulations to Class of '52 Compliments of 14 - C Congratulations from 21-D President .,,.v.,,,,....,,t,.., Joseph Lynch Vice-President ..,.....,,..,. Richard Maxon Secretary .. ,.V.., A... - ,t,. M arilyn Chromey Treasurer A l.v. .,tt J ohn Recktenwald Compliments of Your ASIP Super Market 'A' R. W. LANGLEY, Manager Compliments of MATTIE BROS. Fresh Fruit - Home Made Candy Soda Fountain y 11 Broadway Hornell, N X Best Wishes to Class of '52 'A' WINEBERG and A. McHENRY 8: CO. G - ' 79 Quality Jewelers 6 Char Nell Y for a century 100 Main St. Hornell, N. Compliments of Compliments of CARPENTEIVS SUNOCO SERVICE BIG ELMS 188 Seneca St. Hornell, N. Y. 196 Seneca St. Hornell, N. Compliments of Compliments of COOKIE JAR MAIN FURNITURE CO. 170 Main St. Hornell, N. Y. 192 Main St' Hornell, N' Compliments of Best Wishes Class of '52 WE1L's STATIONERY J- J- NEWBERRY C0- 98 Main St. Hornell, N. 124 Main St. Hornell, N. Y. Compliments of C0mPliml?lliS Of ALSCO of SOUTHERN TIER JOHN C. 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