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

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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.