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

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I Edward M4 Cooke To you, Mr. Cooke, we express our deepesf appreciafion for all fhe fine years you have spenf in Hornell High. We hope fhaf you find in your refiremenf all fhe pleasures fhaf you have looked forward fo for so many years. ' , ' 1 x Y 1 Kermefli Blakeslee The class of '53 grafefully acknowledges fhe loyalfy and helpfulness you have given fo us fhroughouf fhis year. Wifh- ouf your aid, we would never have reached our goals or solved our problems. We sincerely fhank you, Mr. Blakeslee. i -i 1 Charles M. Eddy Our genuine appreciafion is exfended fo you for your con- sfanf efforfs in helping us fo compose fhis yearbook. We are grafeful fo have an advisor like you who has guided us in making our annual so successful. 4 i E lawrence Mckibben The Maple Leaf wishes fo express sincere appreciafion in be- half of fhe sfudenfs and faculfy for fhe loyal service and cheerful friendliness of Mr. McKibben, whom we greafly miss. l

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Board of fdacafion Front row-Dr. A. M. Seaman, Mrs. Annette C. MacFarland, Mr. Harold H. Ranger, Mr. Charles W. Schane, Mrs. Gladys R. Brasted. 0fiVcers Mrs. Gladys R. Brasted . . President Mr. Herman A. Miller . . Secretary Mr. Edward O'Connor . . Treasurer To the Board of Education, the Administration, and the Faculty . . .the Class of '53 extends its sincere appreciation for the meaningful and enioyable years at Hornell High. Our days at H.H.S. have run out but we shall long remember the pleasant associations . . . the helpful guidance . . . the understanding smile . . . the bolstering friendship in times of trouble . . . the friendly advice. As we leave our Alma Mater, we will carry with us fond memories of your efforts on our behalf. 8