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

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1955 volume:

ALMA MATER A song of praise is always in our hearts, It speaks of love that's true; Our kindest thoughts we'll ever set apart For dear old red and blue— Alma Mater, school that we esteem, Dear to us you seem; Hail thy honor, May it live in greatness, Bringing fame unequaled to H.H.S. 1955 MAPLE LEAF Published by The Senior Class Hornell High School Hornell, New York “The Eternal Light” Edison Tower Pros! Assoc.. Inc. j� U UHli YE H� VE UCW, LEST OAMNESJ COME UK YOU ADMINISTRATION The Light of Guidance, Page 5 The first creature of God, in the works of the days was the tight of the sense, the last was the tight of reason. Bacon: Of Truth Because it is so important in our daily lives and because it is a symbol of the Guidance, Knowledge, Creation, and Good Will we have received from Hornell High School, the staff has selected LIGHT as the theme for the 7955 Maple Leaf. We sincerely hope the way of the future will be as brightly illuminated as have been these unforgettable four years. The Light of Knowledge, Page 15 The Light of Creation, Page 47 The Light of Good Will, Page 53 dedication Honor, Justice, Kindness — Your creed; Spirit, Guidance, Service — Your deed. Ideals of yours to H.H.S. Bring Praise, Esteem, Deserved Success. Students, Teachers, Citizens all, School and Community do recall— Thirty-six years devoted and true And so, Mr. Dodge, our yearbook to you. The close of this school year will see the passing of the Light of Guidance from the hands of our Superintendent, Harrison S. Dodge, to our Principal, Sidney MacArthur. The Hornell Public Schools have had the privilege of having Mr. Dodge's excel- lent supervision since 1919. During these years of Mr. Dodge's guidance, the present high school building was erected and the Lincoln School rebuilt. Com- pleted were the additions to the Bryant, Columbian, Irving and Lincoln Schools. This year Mr. Dodge is retiring after serving school and community for 36 years. Next year, Principal Sidney MacArthur will assume the position of Superinten- dent. Mr. MacArthur has become well known in the community for his faithful efforts to improve our school. We look forward with anticipation to Mr. Mac- Arthur's future success as our new Superintendent. Congratulations Harrison S. Dodge and Sidney L MacArJ 'WALK WHILE YE HAVE LIGHT, LE5T DARKNESS COME UPON YOU'' JOH U 3 Board of Education Mrs. Annette C. MacFarland, Df. A M. Seaman, Mr. Benjamin Spitulnik, Mr. Harold H. Ranger, Mrt. Gladys R. Bratted. OFFICERS Dr. Arthur M. Seaman . Herman A. Miller Edward O'Connor President Secretary Treasurer The class of '55 deeply appreciates the guidance and understanding shown by the board throughout the past four years. The students of the graduating class also wish to extend sin- cere thanks and appreciation to Dr. Seaman. During the past 19 years he has shown great interest in the students and activities of H.H.S. Now, as he retires as president, we wish him many continuing years of success and happiness. Mr. Harrison S. Dodge, Mr. Donald R Alderman, Mr. Sidney L. MacArthur, Mr. J. Milton Stull. Administration Mr. Harrison S. Dodge Superintendent Syracuse University, B.S., Pd.B. Columbia University. M.A. Mr. Donald R. Alderman Vice Principal of Senior High Syracuse University, B.S. Alfred University, M.A. Mr. Sidney L. MacArthur Principal of Senior High Geneseo State Teachers College State College for Teachers at Albany, B.S. Syracuse University. M.S. Ed. Mr. J. Milton Stull Vice Principal of Junior High University of Rochester, A.B. State College for Teachers at Albany, M.A. 6 Our teachers guide us . . . Citizenship Education Department Paul Rohver, Soccer Coach, Social Adviser; Virginia Cullen; Mildred Kimmel, Department Head; Janet Scott; Alice A. lavonier; Helen Stuart Humphrey, Senior Guidance Committee, Public Relations Com- mittee, Library Committee, National Honor Society Committee; Kenneth Blakeslee, Senior Class Adviser In Citizenship Education we learn to explore the world English Department Lindsay W. Grove, Department Head, Intra-mural Basketball, Golf; Mary Ann Gallagher, Volcano Adviser, Margaret Neild, Girls' Service Club Adviser; Mary M. Carney; Patricia Curtin, Director Senior Play, Three Mummers Club Adviser; Cora Puckett; Mildred E. Dorsey, Assembly Program Committee; Junior Guidance Committee. In English classes I we read and write Mo� hen a,,tS Oep« r tin©11 In AA°th WC calculate Science OeP°r tment • i Track Co®c • cr� thft'®n l .u $chuff« . y Du 6' ? ,' . cocce O 'v. Co -.-Vvf'r S°‘ inu ---- r ub; c i- i «a a Science u-ad • ' , t Jones, Ass' '- °,T Gu Wa vestigate we In Science our vocations Business Charles R Myers, Jr., Asst. Coach Soccar, Asst. Coach Track, Coach Swimming Team; Mika Podrasky, Department Head, Faculty Manager, Wrestling Coach; Joseph A. Adamonis, Sophomore Class Adviser; Carolyn M Mosher, Central Treasurer-Student Activities, Adviser Today's Secretaries, Adviser Shorthand Club; Maria Olds, Freshman Class Adviser. Department Department Industrial in Industrial Arts Leroy F. Kimmel, Department Head, Principal Evening School; C. F. La Corte, Rifle Club; G. DeLair; Louis J. Lavonier. Homemaking Department Everyone learns to cook in Homemaking. 10 Dr. Fergueson Our Nurse, Mrs. Corbin and Miss Lashar, Business Teacher Our Custodians help improve our school We seek help from . . . Special Departments We specialize in music, art, physical education . . . . Custodians Audrey Boag, Testing Ruth Furlong, Librarian; Louise H. Repple, At- tendance Supervisor; Louise S McCarty, Adviser, Artisans Club; Grace Sheheen, Girls' Athletic Council, All Girls' Intramural Sports; Dean L. Harrington, Band; P. Peter Sacco, Junior and Senior Chorus; John House, Assistant Varsity Football Coach, Head Varsity Baseball Coach. William Pryor M. Greene C. Hurne L. Pomeroy W McDaniels L. Green H. Ross R. Swackhammer R. C. Clark Off ce Staff C. Dm H. Hem� C Colg'O � G Snowden j. Kenyon Kenneth Blakeslee In ApPre ciation 55 ntigf’t narc H. H. S. will miss... Miss Bernice Bennett As a teacher for 35 years, Miss Bennett became a well known figure in the halls of H.H.S. She was head of our Math De- partment for several years. We sincerely hope that Miss Bennett will enjoy her well-earned retirement. Miss Carolyn Mosher H.H.S. has sent forth many capable sec- retaries since our prominent commercial department teacher, Miss Carolyn Mosh- er, came to our school in 1919. The class of '55 wishes Miss Mosher the best of luck in her retirement. Miss Cora Puckett Miss Puckett will leave behind her many fond friends, when she retires this year. Her work in the English Department for 25 years and her service in the Guidance Department have won her the admiration of many. The Class of '55 extends its heartfelt wishes for her continued hap- piness. Mr. Charles Myers Best wishes to Mr. Charles Myers in his new position as Associate Professor at Alfred University. Mr. Myers, popular Business teacher, came to Hornet I High in 1952. Top !• � —O'Neil vi. Grove—magazine drive; Neit? (Mr. Peltz); Ah, a new play! (Mr. Castiglione I; Late again? (Mrt. Repple); Meditation (Mr. House). Left—At last! (Mr. Harrington); Aha! (Mr. Alderman, Mr. Sacco); Now lemme see. (Mr. Eddy); The Duel—the Consequences. (Mr. O'Neil); Surprise! (Mrs. Kimmel); Seniors thank Miss Curtin. 14 LEAD KINDLY LIGHT AMID THE ENCIRCLING GLOOM, LEAD THOU ME ON. JOHN HENRY NEW MAN STUDENTS Last Will and Testament We, the class of '55, of the City of Hornell, County of Steuben, and State of New York, being of legal age and sound mind and memory, do make, publish and declare this our Last Will and Testament, hereby revoking and annulling any and all will or wills by us made heretofore: To the Class of ’56—Our financial difficulties To Mary Jo—Carol Cole's ability to talk To Elsa Guenther—Marion Stevens's voice To anyone that will take them—Pat's plaid shoe laces To Eddy's brother—Locker 36 To Ken Pratt—Jim Brown's spot as soloist To Gary Green—John Watt's height To Art—Bob Hanrahan's car To Mr. Peltz—New suit, size 40 To Miss Van Gelder—A birthday cake every year To the entire student body in '56—A principal with Mr. MacArthur's characteristics To Steve Simpson— Weasel's ability to play pool To Mr. Adamonis—A better personalized typing class To Mrs. Repple—Another Sth ward gang To Steve Burdette—Roman Poklinkowski's build To future students of Mrs. Humphrey—A thousand maga- zine articles Reflections We, the proud seniors of Hornell High School, review our last four years with fond memories. As talented freshmen, we began our Four Year Plan for revolutionizing the school. For the first time in the history of H.H.S. freshman day was held before all other class days. With the help of Miss Gallagher, we presented, without a doubt, the finest Freshman Day ever given to the students of H.H.S. As dynamic sophomores, our fame steadily increased. We explained thoroughly, in our class play, the structure of the atom to the other ignorant classes. Scholastically, we broke all existing records set by previous classes. Teachers considered it a privilege to teach us. As mature juniors, we presented a panel show for the first time in history. The Junior Prom was the big event of this year. Also dur- ing this year, we supplied the school with the Student Council President. And now we are seniors, the envy of the school. Last November we presented 3 highly success- ful play entitled The Divine Flora. This year Mr. Blake- slee has had the honor of working with the illustrious class of 1955. Since our revolution has now been completed, we soon will be leaving the hallowed halls of Hornell High. It is with deep regret that we say good-bye to the teachers and students who have shown such kindness towards us during our high school career. Many of our fondest memories will remain here, where we grew from immature boys and girls to mature men and women. 16 Top Honors Sheila A. Smith Valedictorian ■ Hogu., W.-ilY Magi'� '. Prudence A. Anderson Salutatorian Our Leaders... Senior Class Officers Donald Sayles VICE PRESIDENT Don had been known to say: I'm no good at sports, I just like to play. George Phillips George, our PRESIDENT, does not like school; If he had a choice, he’d rather play pool. 18 •Pollia I . Albor Slff iif f mad mat man . . Ha� te make% uaslr . . Une af Lorry's liana. 'A rolling 2. 3; Senior Cap an l (i««n Commit leo 4. Arilfll IKia• Ii AIIoii Sense n humnr all her aun . . Uniri antl shy ( Y) . . .4 member a the ll-.-l elan. Choir 1. 2. 3; Cirl� ’ Ser ice Clui. 3, 4; Sirii Horizon Club I. 2. 3. 4; National Honor Society 4; Softball I; Senior Announce- nent . .............. A. AihIitsoii 1'rutly I blande bombshell . . Urunt y du% bruin . . haunt! in t.hnnistry lab. liaml I, 2. 3, 4; French Club 3, I; Cirl ’ lhlriir Council 2. 3. I; Cirl ' Senirr Hub 2, 3, 4; Majorette 3. I; National Honor Society 3. I, Secretary I; Three Mummer Club I. 2. 3; Maple 1. eaf 4; Write-up Co-Editor; Ha ketball I, 2, 3. 4; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; “Heyball I, 2. 3; Howling League I. 2. 3. 4; Badminton I, 2. 3. I; Soccer I. 2; Field Hockey 2: Senior Hall Committee; Junior From Comm.tire. l-oui •Iomo|� Ii Art'ifri Inn if 411 I nanI far Christmas . . Rea! gone haircut . . F prcially Ultra hnmrrnnm . . Likea la tlancr. Archery Club I. 2. 3; ArtUan € Hub 2. 3. 4; Student Council I. 2: -E. Club 1. 2. 3. I; Maple Leaf Slat! 4; olrano Staff 3. 4, Photographer; ar«ity Football 2. 3. 4; J. . Football I; Ha ehall I. 2; Ho ling l.eague I; Track 2. 3. I; Senior Cap and Co n Committee; Junior Acvembly Committee; Stage Prop ; Homeroom President 1, 2. I';ilri«’i;i Ariii lroiij I'tif Ural tlrraartl unman af 1075 . . .4 menace an faur uhrrla . . U an la lo hr an ! . .’ wife. Hand I. 2, 3, 4; National Forrn ir league 4; Cirl� ’ Alhlel.r Council 3, 4; Ctrl ' Hi-Y 3. I; Basketball 1, 4; Softball I, 2; Ho ling league I, 2; Soccer I. 2. Captain 1, 2; Senior iiiiounccment Committer; Junior Prom Committee; Senior Play Ca� t. Wane In IFtilrv Trililif I wizard af words . . .Sugar anil apice anil et cry thing nice . . l am arrow's lap teacher. Maple l.eaf Staff 4; Signa Hori on Club 4; Library Club I; Soft'all I. 2. 3; Volleyball I, 2: Senior Announcement Committer; Junior Day Committer, Flower and Kibbon; Home Koom ice President 3. larv Franrfs lltiirtl Klvtl Personality plus . . l iracious cheerleader . . Seranti fiddle Ia I ncle Sam. ar� ity Cheerleader I. Secretary-Treasurer I; J. . Cheerleader 2. 3, Captain 3; National Forentic league I; Cirl Ser ice Club 3. 4. Secretary 4; Maple Leaf Staff I. Act it it ir Editor; Kcpretenla- li r Junior Hed tiro 2; Softball 3; Howling League 2, 3, 4; Badminton 2; Senior Hall Committer; Junior Prom Committee; National Honor Society 4; Three Mummer Club 2. FlfJtiior .Mitfolla Ittiwli til in Rraerred . . Pleasant smile . . lias beautiful hair . . Seen uilh a certain Idlerman. Hand I. 2, 3, 4; Howling League 1. 4; Kadm.ntoii 2; Senior Hani|ue| Committee. Tliomai ll«� � r«l Inin Pride and joy af all math, classes . . Lnjays doing Physic� experiments. Howling league 4; Homeroom Secretary 3. I r;tm is •PoM«� |� h llnivpr IrnnL Thrifty but carefree . . Itig that crazy hair . . Tales a tail tuba. lpha Hi-A 1. 2. 3; Hand 1. 2. 3, 4; Drum Major 3: Soccer I. 2. 3. 4, Co-Captain 4; Senior Day Committee; Junior Day Committee. 19 It«� b«� rf l hnrl« N ll«� n«� «li« i W panel One of the St. 4nn’a fire . . Hit hr ihe jitterbug . , A perennial rhnrmrr. Sin irni Council 2, 3; Maplf Leaf Stall I; Soccer 1, 2, 3; Swim- inma 2; Track 1, 2: Senior Announcement Committee; Home- room President 2. 3; Cla� a President 2. 3. Phyllis .Mnriene lt«� nn«� lf Hhyll Semper Fidelia” . . l.ook into her ese� anti you’ll ice an angel; look a little longer anti you’ll aee an imp. N ariity Cheerleader 3; J.V. Cheerleader 2; Girls Athletic Coun- cil 2. 3. 4, Secretary 4; Girls Sersice Club 4; Maple Leaf Stall I; Student Council 3; Ha kethall I, 2, 3, 4; Softball I, 2; Voiles ball 1, 4. Captain I; Bowling League I, 2. 3. 4; Badmin- ton I. 2. 3. 4; Soccer I; Senior Ball Committee; Junior Prom Committee; Homeroom President 3, Nice President 4. It «mi a l«l «!� • II«� ii oii Hon Heller known to ua at Bennie . . Likeable pet tonality . . Seen hut not heard . . ( who taya). Artisans Club 1: Track 3. 4; Senior Banquet Committee; Junior Prom Committee; Homeroom Treasurer I. ( anti l-ouixe lt«� ii 11«� 1 A gift of gab . . A demon behind the wheel . . Play a a mean clarinet, uhen il’t not in hock. Band I. 2. 3. 4; Girls Athletic Council 2, 3. 4: Shorthand Club 3; Three Mummer Club 4; Library Club 2. 3; Basketball I. 2, 3, 4. Captain 3; Nolle hall I. 2. 3, 4; Softball I. 2. 3. 4; Bowl- inn l eague I, 2. 4. Captain 2; Badminton I, 2, 3, 4; Soccer 3, 4; Senior Banquet Committee. JnniPN 1 1. IKIa«� l4itMkr Itnlrh Star forward of St. Paul’� . . l.ikea advanced algebra? . • 7hr ailent type? Freshman Science Club; Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 3. 4; Senior Day Committee; Senior Cap and Gown Comm ttee; Junior Assembly Committee. Itohorl llavmtmtl llovlt Hob llornell’� contribution to electricity . . Super tonic tod a jerk. Bom ling League 2; Senior Day Committee; Y.E. Club 4. Marlin Hay llraxlnl .Marly Lett foolt the tludiout tletpite. There a nothing loti by being uite. Freshman Science Club; Senior Day Committee; Junior Da Committee; National Honor Society 4. Marion l.oiiix Brewer Jane If atch the birdie’ . . Hit tongt are uell known in A corridor. Archery Club I. 2; Choir 3; V.E. Club I. 2. .4, 4; Maple Leaf Staff 4. Photography Editor; ar ity Football 4; J.N. Football 2. 3; Bom ling League I. 2, 3. 4. Secretary 3. 4; Track 2, 3; Senior Bull Committee; Junior Prom Committee. Pafriria Anne Brewer Hal lluty beaver . . i'.abhy gamin , . Itue for the ll.li.S. Otcar. Shorthand Club 3; Today � Secretaries 4; Maple Leaf Staff 4; Representative Junior Bed Cro 2; National Honor Soriety 4; Nolley hull 2; Badminton 2; Senior Day Committee; Junior As- sembly Committee; Homeroom Secretary 1. slamt'N II. IKrtiwn •tint IIauntt upper Main St. . . I.ife’t one big met ry •go-round . . Sleept to the “T rum peter’ a Lullaby” . Shy ( ? )• Band 1. 2. 3. 4. Manager t; Student Council I; Maple Leaf Staff I; National Honor Society 4; Senior Cap and Gomh Committee: Junior Assembly Committee. 20 Kileen M. Hurl in i it me .4 ttitch in linte � aim nine . . Industry personified . . Possessor of one of those rare gents . . 11 sparkles! Hand I, 2. 3, I; Girl� Service Cluh 4; N olrann Staff 4; Volley hall 1. 2; Howling League 4; Badminton 2; Senior Day Commit- ter; Junior Assembly Committee. II Hvmonil illiam Iturnelf Ifni Robert's other half . . Ouiel unlit you gel la k non hint . . Smokes a rnrnrnh pipe. Arti� a ii� Cluh 4: Senior Day Co-Chairman. •loK � |� lt Angelo 4'nru � Ho It ml Speed demon . . Indie� ’ man . . I arefree ant! happy. Artisan Cluh I; V.E. Cluh 2; Swimming 1; Softball 3; Senior Assembly Committee. Tliomn A. l assiilv llopalonfi Happy -t.o-Lueky, am free, Nothing an forth bother� me. Senior Day Committee. •Inriiee .Mario I lia|� man •Inn Pul . . Pul . . M orrying it far ohl pfuplf . . .4 member af ihr 10 4 clan. Shorthand Cluh 3; Today � Secretaries 4; Senior Announcement Committee; Junior Prom Committee. IKieliurcl Dougin 4Tiri len Melt Another Tommy Porter . . Attend� tchaal in the afternoon In study the subjeet of . . Kittle Klnine I'ilono Jinx .4 tntile for ereryone , . Mr� . Repple'� little helper . . Lucky half-tins student. Choir I, 2, 3. 4. Librarian 2. 3. Pre«ident 4; Ctrl ’ Athletic Council 3. 4; V.E. Cluh 2: olrauo Staff I; Library Cluh 1. 2. 3; Basketball I. 2. 3. 4; Softball 1. 2. 3. 4; Volleyball 1. 2: Howling league 2. 3; Soccer 2; Senior Cap and Cown Committee. .Myrna l.ee Hark Mi rf Priile and joy of the binding league . . Seen uilh Linda . . Oh. that real red hair. Girl� Athletic Council 3, 4, Treasurer 3; Shorthand Cluh I; Today � Secretaries I; Ha kethall 4; Softball 1. 3; olleyhall 2. 3; Howling league 1. 2, 3. 4; Badminton 1. 2. 3, 4; Soccer 1, 2; Field Hockey I ; Senior Announcement Committee. Velma Marjorie Mark Valerie Today'� Secretorie� President . . If nod bury complexion . . Likeable manner. Cirl� Hi-Y 3, 4; Shorthand Cluh 3; Todas't Secretaries 4. Presi- dent 4; Student Council 4; Melior Horivon Cluh 2, 3. Vice President 3; Signa Iforiron Cluh 4; Ra� ke|hall I; Badminton I� 2; Senior Hall Committee; Junior Prom Committee. I iren I.. 4 level and l.nrrie Like� a certain Hudy hall . . K. J.’i pride and joy . . Frequent� B corridor. French Club 1; Soccer 2. 21 Iiorrion Ii i 'lorjin Him Half day student . . School It the least of hin uorries . . Found al the ga station. Senior Banquet I inimnlitre. IKoImtI ll«‘iinis i o ldint loia Hub Sharp dresser . . I.ohlau '� � upersalcsman . . Indie« man . . Oh. those hark� ! Student Council 2. 3, Sul. at Arm 2: Volcano Staff Sport� Vlriter; Varsity Football I. 2. 3; J.V. Football I; Swimming I. 2; Track I. 2. 3. 4; Senior Play: Senior Hall Committee; Home- room President 3. ire Prr� idrut I. 4 iirol I .on Is� i «If Our Junior Prom t urm . . H ail'll I tell ya! . . Hia� I ni terse. Girls llilelir Council 2, 3. 4; Girls Service Cluli 3. 4; olrauo Staff 4; Signa Horizon Cluli I. 2. 3, 4. Secretary I. Treasurer 3: It a • ket lia 11 I, 2, 3. 4, Captain 2; Softball I. 2, I; Volleyball 1. 2. 3, Captam I. 2: Howling League I. 2. 3, 4. Treasurer 3; Had- niinton I. 2. 3. 4; Senior Announcement Committee; Junior Prom Committer; Homeroom ire President I; Cla Secretary I. Mary Kitmifi I « l (Juiet . . Svrn tcilh I hr gang anil Carol . . Never in a hurry . . Huair fan! Hov. Imi: I.ramie I; Senior Cap and Conn Committee. .Marv lili itlipili I oiigiloii .Mar “B lil n Irish eve are smiling . . Relalite of Ihr aharnl mi mini profraaor . . I.ikr� to liail Huffulo (Jim)?? Girl� Athletic Council 3, I; Cirl ‘ Ser ice «.luh 3. I. S t. at Arm� I; Tanda Horizon Cluli 2. 3. 4. President 2. 3; Softhall I. 2: olleyhall I. 2: Bowling League 2. 3. 4: Badminton I. 2; Senior Hall Committee; Junior Prom Committee. .Mary Ann I on . Hoar complexion, personality lo match . . If ho ilo all ihoar nolra gw lo? . . Her hobby?—making speeches. Artisans Cluh I; National Korensir Cluli I; Cirlt Athletic Council 2. 3. I; Girl ’ Hi-Y 3. 4; Three Mummer Cluh 4. Historian 4: lamia Horizon Cluh 3, 4; Signa Horizon Club I. 2; Basketball 1; Soflliall I; Volley- hall 2. 3; Badminton I. 2. 3, 4; Senior An- nouncement� Committee; Junior Prom Com- mittee. Iloberl I.« t� � � |� nn Hob Oh. that builii . . . H oman haler ? . . Takra care of the football field . . Hr. I niverae. orsity Basketball Manager 3; Varsity f ootball 2, 3. 4; J. . foot hall 1: Track I. 2. 4; Senior Banquet Committee; Homeroom Nice President I. Itnbrrln Jt sslt I ook Hobby Athletic lass . . Itluahea easily . . Seal anil petite . . I.ikea them short. Choir I. 2, 3; Girls Athletic Council 2, 3, 4; Shorthand Club 3. Treasurer 3; Todav Secretaries I; Tanda Horizon Club 2, 3, 4; Basketball I. 2. 3. 4: Softball 1. 2. 3; Volleyball 1. 2. 3; Bad- minton 1, 2, 3; Soccer I. 2, 3; Field Hockey I. 2; Senior Ball Committee. Itirliuril Mrlnlyre I'rnig Hirls St. Iggie's star . . . Itubble gum champion . . lias that “Pepsoilrnt smile. Student Council 2: Baseball 2. 3, 4; Senior Day Committee; Senior Banquet Committee; Senior Ball Committee; Homeroom President 2; Class Treasurer 4. ! oil kfMiiiPlIi ( roshiii oiht Ollie’s aliitudinous fortitude . . “Easy come, easy go, mostly go . . Likes them slim. French Cluh 1. 2. 3. 4. Treasurer 3; Maple Leaf Staff 4; Var- sity Basketball 3. 4; J.V. Basketball 1. 2; J.V. Football 2; Soccer 3, 4. Co-Captain 4; Boys Bowling League 3. 4; Senior Announcement� Committee; National Honor Society 4; Homeroom Vice President 2. Treasurer 3. 4. 22 II elcn .Marii I nllcn (Juiet and nice . . Cheerful tlispot!linn . . Seen iwith I.it . . I.iked hy all . . ( l.iket In muni money?f. Ha«kelhall I. 2; Softball I: Nolle hall I; Itailminlon I, 2: Senior Cap ami Conn Committee; Junior Prom Commillrr; Homeroom Secretary I. Kalliryn I. liran H n 1 Her friendlinett we all iln know. Anil this It why nr lore her to. Girl Athletic Candl 4; Cirla Hi-Y 3. 4: Shorlhaml Club 3, Pre nlfni 3; Today Secretaries I; Student Counril 2, 3; Maple 1. eaf Staff I; Basketball 3. Ca|� tain 3; Softball 2, 3; Volleyball 2. 3; Itailmmlnii |. 2, 3; Junior Assembly Committee; Senior Hall Comm tlrr: Junior Prom Committee; Homeroom Vice Pre� i denl 2. Treasurer 3; Cla� Secretary 3, 4; National Honor Sorirty I; Senior Hall Comm lire; Senior Play Hu� ine« Manaaer. II n .« l 1‘Ji alM‘f li Drrkrr Una French whit . . IIrt. Hoag’s young protege . . I.iket lo wear red. French Club 3. I; CirU Athletic Counril 2. 3, I. National Honor Society 3. I; Short band Club 3; Today � Secretorie� 4. Secretary- Treaturer 4; Basketball I, 2. 4: Softball I; Nolle hall I, 2, 3, 4; Howling I-rag ur 2; Hodminton I. 2. 3, 4; Field Hockey 1. 2; Senior Announcement ; Senior Ploy Student Director. Terry l ilwin IMi kson Subtle humor . . Knoun for hit oratorical ingenuity . . l.S. I'oel I.aureate of 1975 . . Sweet sixteen anil -. Fre liman Sr.nice Club; National Honor Society 3, I. Sgl. at Aim I. Pre.ideut 4; Maple Leaf Staff 4; Senior Announcement Committee; Homeroom Trea� urer I. 4� t r«i I 1 IlitlaN Tiqrr U omen are the leatt « hit worriet . . Shy, hut it he really? Senior Hall Comm lire. Kevin Doran Ih'tiniH ihr .Menace 1thf me name is U . W . II. (i.’t tt alter U inchell . . i.raty legs . . Hancet like a fiend. National Foren ic league 1. 2. 3. 4; Swim- ming I. 2; Senior Hall Committee; Junior Prom Committee; Homeroom President 2. Treasurer 3. Secretary I. l arolvii I tlwartls httfr Always laughing . . Never a dull moment . . Taste for clothet. Choir I; Shorthand Club 3; Toda � Secretarie� 4; Sigua Horizon Club 1. 2. 3; Senior Hall Committee; Junior Prom Committee; Homeroom Vice President 3. Mary K monil Hi t iv Cheered St. Iggiet to 1 'ictory . . . Peppiest girl we ever did tee. Cirl� ’ HiA 2, 3, I, Sgt. at rm 3, Nice President 4; Shorthand Club 3. Secretary 4; Student Council 3; Softball 2; Nolle ball 2, 3; Howling league 2. 3. 4; Hadminton 2. 3. 4; Senior An- nouncement 4. Co-Charman; Junior Day Flower and Kibbon Committee: Homeroom President 3. Ilcvcrly IK■■ III Kllioll Her � leather of the North llornell l.ang . . Lovet those long walks home. Maple l.eaf Staff 4; Senior Cap and Down Committee. Ratify .lane Kvclnml nn Like� to drive a car . . Prefers older men . . Always a smile. Girl.’ Athletic Council 2. 3. 4; Basketball I; Softball 1; Volley, ball 2: Howling league 3; Hadminton 2; Soccer 1; Field Hockey I; Senior Cap and Gown Committee. 23 Donald Herman 1'alin‘iihol Man ditlinetion . . U hy worry? . . Smoke a mean pip . Wreading 2; Senior Banquet Committee. There � Fi elna Tre Keep the gang laughing . . A dreamer of beautiful dreamt . . Pretty hlark hair. French Club 4: National Ferende Club 4; Signa Horizon Club I. Trra urrr 4: Badminton 2; Senior Hall Committee: Junior Prom Committee; Homeroom Nice President .4. .lanios FriBflN FIuIipp •Inn Like chemistry and Jeanie . . Capable apart� aditor . . Track man. Student Council 1. 2s Maple l af Stall Sport. Editor; Track I. 2. I, 4: Senior Announcement� Committee; Junior A� � embljr Committee; Homeroom Nice President I. Trea.urer 2; Cla� � Treasurer 2; Vanity Club 4; Fre� hman Science Club. President; National Honor Society 4, Sgt. at Arm. 4. Francis FI an «thuri filial. Itul happy in hit lilenre . . Xateil for hi height . . I.otl uithoul a uhitr topcoat. Hot. ling League 1, Capla n 1; Senior Cap and Gown Committee. Iluuiiu Na« Foreman Co-operative . . Gift of gah .. A popular sport fan with a tunny ditpotilion . . Like� to ruralize. Choir 2, 3. 4. Trea.urer 4; Girl- Athletic Counril 3, 4; Ha.kelball 1, 2. 3; Softball I. 2. 3; Voile. ball 2. 3; Howling League 1; Badminton 1. 2. 3; Senior Banquet Commit- tee. . ormau Fri'win Vomi Found with the other Norm . . Like them short anil � werf .. I it a ToniY Artisan Club I. 2. 3; National Foren.ir League 4; J.V. Football 3; Senior Banquet Committee. Amelia Kalher Fueei Afimi Cheery ditpotilion . . one of our taff . . Pizza Heirett . . Or I ret . .? Ctrl� Athletic Council 3, 4: Girl� Hi-Y 3, 4, Trea.urer 4; lamia llori on Club 2. 3. 4. Vice President 4; Maple l.eaf Staff I; Volcano Staff 4. Business Manager; Ba.ketball I. 2. 3, 4; Softball I. 2; Nolle, ball I. 2. 3. 4. Captain 4; Bowling League I. 2. 3. 4. Captain 4; Field llorkey 1; Senior Ball Committee; Junior Prom ('ommiltee. Alary Foil Haffuey Louie Sweet and neat and to fu tile . . Loved by all her many friend . . Favorite randy'—Fanny Farmer' . Girl� ’ Hi-Y 2. 3. 4; Shorthand Club 3; Today . Seeretarie 4; Tanda Horizon Club 2. 3. 4; Senior Ball Committee; Homeroom Trea.urer 2. aiicy Hilbert Xmnre H elltville't lott it Homcll't gain . . A favorite with everyone . . Remember Roopt ( !!). National Forensic Club 4. Nice President 4; Three Mummer. Club I; Bowling League 4; Senior Banquet Committee. Thorn� lalynn Tom Captain of St. Ann't . . Hit favorite it tchoolY . . Third ward Irith. Alpha Hi-Y 1. 2. Vice President 2; Three Mummer. Club 2; Swimming 1. 2. 3. Captain 2; Senior Ball Committee; Junior Day Committee. 24 A. | IK itli.-t rtl IHrk I. i hr r art- I hr arcnnd . . I apalilr mualrian . . 1th, I hoar eyra. Choir 2, Virr President 2; Senior Cap and (iimn Committee. Mit'hat‘1 4 ol It Mikv KrH Haider a joy . . 1.0-4.aptain nf our football tram . . I.ikr lo hahr . . Hr pa up ihr hoolah ha!!! Archery Club 1; Student Council |. }, 4; Three Mummer Club I; V.E. (.luh I. 2s Maple l.eaf Staff 4; ar i|y Basketball 3, 4; ar.ily Football 3. 4. Co-Captain 4; J. . Football I. 2; Ha� ehali 2, 3. 4; Senior Hall Committee; Junior Assembly Committee; Homeroom President I. 2. 4. •I4iin st I!, (iraham Jim Scholarly? . . Prrfrra older icomm . . Smnkra a claaay pipr. Choir I. 2; Three Mummers Club 4; V.E. Club I. 2. 3. 4; Senior Day Committee. Fraiifijt l.rimm Quirt . . I.ikra In aludyY . . 4 loyal III mrmhrr. •lames Leroy 4� iiil l Jim Enjoya the arrnrry in thr 5th ward . . I.ikr� In hunt. Arti an Club 3. 4; lio� ling I.eague 3, 4; Senior Day Committee. Itohorl K. IIailry Stub ol aa quirt at hr � rrma . . I.ikra arhnnlf Sul fount! in thr lat. 2nd. 3rd, llh, nr filh ward a. Senior Ran |uel Committee. Liiiflai I.on lliimiiionil f.i n t y mu' % nthrr half . . U nndrrfut laalr fur rlnlhra . . W hit an whrrla. Girls Athletic Council |, 2. 3, I; Shorthand Club 3; Today Secretaries 4; Student Council 1; Basketball 1. 2. 3; Softball 1. 2. 3; Nodes ball 1. 2. 3; Howling league. Captain 3; Bad- minton I, 2. 3; Senior Announcement Committee; Homeroom President I. •Ion l.o % reiici� ll.aiin QuirtY . . Pan hr fuund relaxing al Knakir’a . . Thr aludiuua typr. and how! rrhery Club I; Choir I. 2; French Club 3, I; Senior Cap ami Gown Committee. Iloberl Thomas llanrnlian Hob H alrh nul girl . , I.ikra rara, girla and a gaud timr . . laiorilr auhfrrt troaing hi a homeroom trarhrr. Archery Club 1.1. President 2; Choir 1. 2, 3; V.E. Club 4; Volcano Staff 4. Sport Editor; Senior Cap and Gown Committee; Football 1. 2. Hosi‘mars I'airiria II ill mini ffuitf Happy-go-lucky . . Volcano Editor-in-Chicf . . Peppy cheerleader . . On the go. Nartil} Cheerleader 3. 4; J.V. Cheerleader 1. 2. Co-Captain 2; Cirl Athletic Council 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Student Council 4; Volcano Staff 4. Editor-in-Chief; Basketball 1. 2, 3. 4; Softball 1. 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 4; Badminton I. 2. 3, 4; Senior Ball Committee; Junior Prom Committee; Homeroom Serretarv-Trea - urer 1. 2. 25 |j� rv Ann Hoffman llnllip Hunn'a soda jerk . . Charges 15c for thinly Hoads . . Friendly In ermon . Archery Club |, 2: Girl� Athletic Council 2. 3. 4; lamia Hori- on Club 2. 3. I. President 3: Ha-ketball 1; Softball 2; Volley ball 2. 3, 4: Howling league 2. 3, 4; Badminton I, 2. 3, 4; Senior Card� and Announcement Committee; Junior Flection� Committee. l� rilvn Hogan Hoi ic FrrquenI rinilnr In the Supreme . . Ifiii Schurr's chemistry wizard . . Imiunlrinun . . Crazy ahnul yearbook aitn. Arti� an� Club 4: Girl� Athletic Council 3. 4; Girl� Sen ice Club 3, I; National Honor Society 3, 4; Tanda Horizon Club 2. 3. I. Treasurer 3; Maple l.eaf Staff I; Basketball I. 2: Volleyball I, 2; Howling league 2. 3; Hadminlon I. 2. 3. 4: Senior An- nouncement Committee; Junior Aaaombly Committee; Junior Prom Committee. .Marjorie Hogue Jfart p Flora. nur lovely leading tatty . . Full of fun . . Han many frientls . . If hy nhnultl I hurry (f). National Foreiuic League 4; Girl� ’ Athletic Council 4; Girl� Sen ice Club 3. 4. Trea«urer 4; National Honor Society 3, 4, N ice President 4; Three Mummer� Club 3. 4; Maple Leaf Staff I; Signa Horizon Club 4; Softball 2. 3. Captain 3; Volleyball 2. 3. I. Captain I; Howling league 3. I; Hadminton 2, 3, 4; Soccer 2: Senior Announcement� Committee; Junior Assembly Committee; Junior Prom Committee; Homeroom Nice Pre ident 3. Secretary 2; Senior Play Coat. aney Hover Faithful member of nur II.II.S. ham! . . You half me; you hair mf! . . i.hrfrif. peppy. ant likrahlf. Hand I, 2, 3, I; Senior Cap and Gown Committee; Junior l ay Assembly; French Club 4. IJIIion f.latlvs Hour lied Carol'� her pa! . . Horn • tiff i� hrr specially . . I.turn In hrlp others (?). Signa Horizon Club 2; Senior Cap and Gown Committee; Junior Prom Committee. Itieliarri I.. Johnson Hash ( Tf) . . Ilr tlofnn’l chunk, hr'� fu� l � hy . . Ilf finitely a Itig 2 mcmlier . . Ilan the basketball fiug. Hand 1; Fre� hman Science Club; Maple Leaf Staff 4; Senior Haiiquel Committee; National Honor Socielv 4. ill in in A. Johnson Hill 5th ward i� home In him . . Hanhful? . . I.el'n let ihe rent uf the uurltl go hy. Three Mummer� Club 4; Vanity Football 2. 3, 4; J.V. f ootball 1; Howling League I. 2. 3; Senior Cap and Gown Committee; Home- room Vice President 3. Secretary 2. Treasurer I. Virginia Anno .lone Jini Our rnotft! equestrienne . . Long� In risil the F.iffeI Timer . . tlur prediction: First Lady.’ Archery Club I. 2; French Club 3. 4. President 4; Golf 3; Girl� ’ Ser� ice Club 3, 4; National Honor Society 3. 4; Student Council 4; Maple Leaf Staff t; Archery I. 2; Senior Hall Committee; Junior Prom Committee. Ivleamir I. Karl Hllie One uf the Maple Street Cang . . Sophiniicaletl . . .4 future menace on the highway . . Liken to dance. Archery Club 1; Varsity Cheerleader 4; J.V. Cheerleader� 3; Girl� Hi-Y 2. 3. 4; Delta Horizon Club 1; Maple Leaf Staff 4; Basketball I. 2; Softball I; Senior flap and Gown Committee; Senior Hall Committee; Junior Prom Committee; Homeroom Vice President I, 2. Alary Alyee Kennedy All if Personality plu� . . Creat � en� e of humor . . 4len are a waste of lime ( ? f. Girl� Athletic Council 2, 3. I; Girl� Sen ice t.lub 4; National Honor Society 3. 4, Treasurer 4; Melior Horizon Club 3. 4; Maple leaf SUfl � . Softball I. 2: Volleyball I. S. 3. Captam I; Hadminton I. 2. 3; Soccer 1. 2; Senior Announcement Commit- tee; Junior Prom Committee; Homeroom Secretary 2. 26 Ilith ICoImtI Kilwnnl kicff “ Wnir ri . . Shy . . A nrurnmrr In II.II..S. . . «• many nrrrrl atlmirrra. Senior Announcement .'ommitlee. Joyce rarolvn Kinj Joffhuii Hrllrr lair than nrrrr . . Oh. alrighlir! . . l’arlra-t out franrai� ' ’ French Club 3. I. Vic President 4; Girl ’ Athletic C.ounril 2. 3. I. ice President 3; CirU Service Cluli 3, I, ice President 4; Student Council 3; Three Mummer Cluli 4; Maple l.eaf Staff 4; Haiketball I, 2. 3; Softhall I. 2. 3; National Honor Societ) 4; olley hall 1, 2. 3; Itadminton I, 2. 3; Soccer I. 2; Senior An- nouncement Committee. Co-Chairman; Junior A� emlil) Com- mittee. tarol Ann K� � |� |i Hnappvr Rr� pnn� ihlr fnr nur anti rap� , i.utr anti nippy i� nur Knapp� . CirU Athletic Council 2. 3. I; Shorthand Cluli 3; Today Sec- retaries 4; Basketball I. 2. 3. 4; Softhall I; Volleyball 4; Bowl- mi I.eaitue I, 2. 4. Captain I; Itadminton I; Soccer 1; Senior Cap and Gown Committee. Co-Chairman; Junior Prom Ticket Committee; Homeroom Secretary-Treasurer 4. Janie Allrt tl Kull Sharli I'artl In hr � hy . . Star a) fnnlhall Irani nr $ yrara . . Fnuntl uilh Junr. Archery Cluli 2; Choir 3; V.E. Club 4; Var� ity Football 4; Bowl- ing l eague 3; Swimming 3; rolling I; Track 3; Senior Ban- 1 net Committee; Junior Prom Committee. Joan Marie I.a Pinna .Seen in ihr Ituirk . . Mit� llnmrmakrr nf . . Jack � yaungrr ainlrr. National Foren ir League I; Girl Service Tiih 3. 4; Student Council I; Tanda Hori- zon C.luh 3; Signa Horizon Cluh 2. 3; Senior Itall Committee; Junior Prom Committee; Homeroom Pre ident I. •Inlin niarlt'f l.n I'iatta •lacti lark'� nur ualking rnryr npnt ia . . A gnntl frirntl hr'II aluaya hr I’ya . . I'm Im minulr nlttrr. French Club 3. I; Student Council 1. 4; Three Mummer Cluli I. 2, 3, 4; V.E. Cluh 1; Senior Announcement Committee; Junior Prom Ticket Committee; Homeroom Nice President I. kalhpriiip I.nylon Kaf Huay, likrahlr, rulr anil au rrl; A a a frirntl. � hr ran'I hr liral. Girl ’ Athletic Council I; Maple Leaf Staff 4; Signa Horiron Club 3; Basket hall 3; Softhall I. 2. 3. 4; Volleyball 2. 3. 4: Howling League 3. 4; Badminton 2. 3; Senior Announcement Committee; Junior Day Committee. IVillifim l.(‘liiiHin Hill U hat it nu Itl I hr hantl tin uilhnul him? . . I prrprlual pnohahark. Hand I, 2. 3. 4; Volcano Staff 4; J.V. Football 1; Soccer I; Track 1; Senior liani|uet Committee. I urii � l.fwU tun Prr era hunting In going In arhnul . . I'nuntl nn ihr farm . . Solar (T). Senior Announcement Committee. Janet l.yke Jam llaila from Xnrlh IInrnrll . . Srrn uilh Hrrrrly . . Likra ihrm tail, tltirk. anti hantlanmr uilh Wr rara. H a-ke| tia 11 2; Volleyball 2; Senior Announcement Committee. 27 IK aymoit«l Fr;im i .Mn| li(‘r Spnrla a car . . Like� girl (?) . . The atrong tilenl type . . One of our gifted Irn. rhoir 3. 4; Three Mummrn Club 4; J. . Football 2; Soccer I, I; Bosslint League 2, 3, 4. Captain 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Trark I. 2; Senior Kail Committee; National Honor Society 4; W resiling I, 3. 4. Eli nlxth .Marvin liet I ft Mr. 4.'� tuper “irr” . . quirt . . aerrel ambition-lo rital Rrmbrant. Artisans Club 4; Shortbaml 3; Toda%’� Secretaries 4; Basketball I; Senior Announcement Committee; Junior Prom Refreshment Committee. M ark I.«miis l« l.r«� uor Aoie a man of the I .S. ary . . football anti track alar . . I.iknl nchant ( ?). J. . Football 1; ar ity Football 2, 3, 4; Trark 2, 3. TIitMiilon Marlin VIcKav Tex Future 411 American baakrlball player . . I.ong blond hair . . U hen intake, runt projector� . Choir 3. 4; V.E. Club 1, I; Senior Cap and (iown Committee. Marv l.u« y M« Hiiil«‘.v l.nri dot a cigarette anybody? . . erer uorriea . . I auallx uith Harbara anti F.lranor. I.ibrars Club 1; Softball I; Bottling League 1. 2. Ktlwartl .% 11 « ii Mtvss Hd Old “.'16’ in hit cattle . . Hoitteroua? . . Independent. l.« o •lo%4 |� li lill4 r Little Are Like� out-of-town girl� . . School i� hi� main worry? . . Found with Jim. Senior Cap and Cotsn Committee. I.illian Mae M«Mtr«� I.1 1 Fjficiency ex per I . . Found in 25-c . . Oh, if only there tee re Ten Tall Men! Shorthand Club 1; lauda Horicon Club I; Nolles hall 2; Senior Day Committee; Junior Prom Committee. TimIiI Vil 4� n Monro Odd Sharp dreaaer . . Ao girl problem� for him . . S.S.tt.L. would be loal uilhout him. Senior Da Committee. 4 arolyn Hums Moran Stub (.'ouain to Oabhy llavra . , Like� Oklahoma . . One ttf the tlaff . . U ho'� Jack (?). French Club 3. 4; Cirls II•-Y 3. 4; Student Council 3; Melior lloriron Club 3. 4; Maple l.eaf Staff 4, Subscription Manager; Basketball I, 2. 3; Softball 1; Hadminlon 2. 3; Senior Ball Committer; Junior Prom Committer; Homeroom President 3, ice President 2. 28 •I � tin I'randN lo� gr� vf� liu thmun Found with Jack anff Tony . . Another iuban Kid. Hiirliill I; Track I; Senior Ham|uet Committee; Junior Prom Oammillrr. I iuInp Ann . ipddn Lulu Efficiency cm ter I—� u per secretary . . Heauliful I re� tea . . Future beautician. Shorthand (Huh 3, Vice I'rnidrnt 3; Today’� Secretaries 4; Stu- dent Council I; Tanda Horizon (Huh 2, 3; olleyball 2; Bad- minton I, 2; Senior Hall Committee: Junior Flection Committee; Senior Play Program. Co-Chairman; Homeroom Pre«idenl 4. 4 lt;irl«‘s l.ottis I hi i it hi in a gooff argument . . Mathematician . . anff a perfectioniat . . Philatelist . . .Verer seen in thoea. Hand I. 2. 3. I; Maple Leaf Staff 4. Advertising Fdilor; Na- tional Honor Society 4; Senior Announcement� Committee; Junior A emhly Committee; Junior Prom Committee. Ilurbara � l«� an Hnrbiv Pleating pertonalily . . Pretty blue eye� . . .Seen but not hearff. Senior Cap and («own Committee. lilixaliplli Ann O’llrien Liz Always keep� you laughing . . Seen with Helen . . Heautiful complexion. Basketball 2; Soft hall 2; Yolleyhall 2. 3; Howling league 2. 3; Badminton 2. 3; Senior Hani|uel Committee; Jim or Prom Committee. Kaflil«M‘ii 1 ;trun« ril« 0 1 on nor Maryn Curly Irettea . . Very unpredictable . . Remarkable memory. (Future engineer?) Choir 1, 2. 3; (iirli' Service Club 4; Three Mummer� (Huh 4; Senior Announcement� Committee. .Sharon Lea Oliver Sugar Pertonalily plut! . . Future nurte . . Agreeable . . A gift for psycho-analysis. Artisan (Huh I. 2. 3. I. Treasurer I. Secretary 2; National Honor Society 3. 4. Treasurer 4; National Forensic League 3. I; Girl� ’ Athletic Council 4: Girl� Ser ice (Huh 2. 3. 4. President 4: Student Council 2. 3. 4; Three Mummer� (Huh I. 2. 3; Delta Horizon (Huh I; Tanda Horizon Club 2. 3, 4; Maple Leal Staff I. Art F.dilor; Basketball 2. 3; Softball 1. 3. I; Nolle hall 2. 3. Captain 2: Badminton 2. 3. 4; Senior Cap and Gown Committee; Junior Prom Committee Chairman; Homeroom President 2. 3. Secretary 4. Oorofliy June Ormsby llollle Sire eyes . . barrels of fun . . Love� to talk about everything there ia to talk about. Artitam Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Maple Leaf Staff 4; Ba.ketball I; Soft- hall I; Nolle hall I, 2; Senior Ball Committee. Samira Lee Oxx Sandy II.II.S.'s lop tapper . . Loyal member of the banff . . Friendly anff fun. Band I. 2. 3. 4; Basketball 4; Nolle hall 1. 2: Badminton I: Senior Cap and down Committee. Isrorgr l(obi-rl l nilili� n UnryrouH Quiet (until you get to knou him) . . U oman haler . . A menace on the alleys. N ar ity Football 3; J.V. Football 2; Bowling League I, 2. 3, I. Captain 3. 4; VI rolling 2; Track I. 2; Senior Announcement Commtlee; Junior Assembly Committee; Homeroom Secretary- Treasurer I, Secretary 2. 29 Itii li.ird V. I'arli r Hirli fnjuys tlrifine arountl in a hin liho k car . . Our future l.atcrence Olivier. Krrnrh Club I ; Srninr Han |iirl Committer. 1 arlli� Ann P� «r� «‘ .Verer in a hurry . . Oh that walk . . Attractive . . Likes the tlfreil fnuthnll tram . . Talented artreM. Vrtiitm Cluh I. 2. I. Serretary 4; Three Mummer Club 4; Ha krtltall I. 2. I. Captain I; Softball 1. 2; Volleyball I. 2. 4: Ho I• nie League I. 2. lineli4iiiii P« rrv llirdiv Haila from out-of-town .. 4 l iu problem far Mike Potlrasky . . U ill prahahly write poetry. Senior Ham|uet Committee. Carol Ann Prfrillr I V � fr III her spare linn• fa spent al Tulllt•� . . El eryone's friend . . IlnhIt ----------eating peanuIt. Senior Cap and Gown Committee. Kmurlli IK Vij lil Pliilbrirk Ni-rh Silence is golden . . Vark's secret urapan . . (Juiei personality that's taps. National Honor Sonet 3, I. ire President 3. Prei.deal 4: Student Counril I. 2, 4. Treasurer 4; Ha� rhall 2. 3. 4; Maple Leaf Stall I. Write-up Co-Kd.tor; Senior Hall Comm lire; Homeroom I'rei.dent I, 2; Cln « ire Pre-id � nt I, Treasurer 3. Iifuryp Pltiili|� w lli t U ithaut him, uhere intuitI Sr. Inn � hare Item . . fanny farmer's mainstay . . iankee fan. Alpha Hi-Y I ; Stmlent Counril 3, I. Vire President 4; Vanity Ha krthall 3; J.V. Itj-Letball 2; 'Irark 2; Senior Hampiel Com- mittee; Honieroom President 4; ( la� � Presi- dent 4, V ire President 3. ■ Soman A. Poklinkow ski Serret ambition——tlef eat lllas . . Mr. Etltly’s right-hand man . . Pleasing personality. ,E. Club I. 2. 3. 4. Vice President 3. President 4; Wrestling 2. t. Manager; 'emor Itay Committee; Junior � rnibly Committee. Anno Prior Toofnlr Seen irilh Joan in the Ituirk . . Terrific first Itaseman . . Prediction: the 2nd old latly uho litetl in a shite. Tanda Horizon Club 2; Ha kelball 2; Softball 2; Senior Hall Committee; Junior Prom Committee. Co-Chairman; Homeroom N ire President 3. Serretary I. 2. 4 «� orj «� ll« an Prior I tan tiff ew hot-rut! of II.II.S. . . frequently visits fremont , . Pride af Miss Srhurr's Physics I,lass , , Sise ft shoe. Hirer Mummer� Club 4; Maple Leaf Staff 4; Senior Play Ca� l; Irark 3. 4; Senior Announremrnt� Committee; Homeroom Treas- urer 3. Ann l.orrainr Prvor Anniv I.ikes Algebra? . . Seen in Koskie's . . II.II.S. hast Itaskelltall referee . . I.otrs to Itlou that whistle. Girls Atblrlir Counril 2. 3, I; llasketball I. 2. 3. 4; Softball I. 2. 3; Volleyball I. 2. 3; Ho ling league 2; Hadminton I, 2. 3, 4; Golf 1; Senior Cap and (.own Committer; Junior Prom Committee. 30 Junto A. IK iM'allo S iat h pill Professional «� « shark . . I.ikt•• to type for hi• personal pleasure. Senior Hanquet Committee. Thomaj 1. IK;ii li Hash II hr should I ut� ; uhy should I uorryf dot iilrnly of Iirnc; what’s the hurry? '•r«ily Football I. Manager; Rowling League 2. 3. 4: Senior Lap ami Gown Co-Chairman. NiMlit Ann llamlnll Sally Aspiring ihespian . . Smiley . . Our prediction: l.ouclla Parunt'a understudy. French Club 3, 4; Three Mummer Club 3. 4; Senior A� «emhly Committee; Junior from Comm.Ilee; Senior I’lay Ca� l. Ilon.tltl .1 ;imi's IKpilnatipr lion Ponalbain . . Toots a tuha . . Count Mushmug . . “Ol Man Hirer. Rami I. 2. 3, I; Three Mummer 3. 4; Senior Play Ca t; Senior Rail Committee. Gforjif Itoloskv Ozzip tan he found at the “I . . Plans to go to the ntotni . . M rote a fine f .V. I.xam. Senior ( j| ami bomi lommmillee. Jo o|� li BKovillo IIrat’y Lire trier of Saint Iggies . . ttur busy S. C. P. . . Hoes his horneuork eterr night!! Choir 2. 3; Stmlent Council 2. I. President I; Volcano Start 4; Soccer 2. 3; Rowling League 3; Coif 2. 3; Track 2. 3; Senior Rail Committee; Homeroom Nice President 2; Clan Vice l re«ident 2. I linm.is I.. Itink Tam l.ife is short and care uill come. I’d hare a good time while you're young . . 300 is his goal. Student Council 2. 3; Varsity Football 2. 3. 4. Co-Captain 4; J.N. football I; lia-cball 2. 3, I; Rowling league 1. 2. 3. 4. Cap- lain I. 2. 3, I. Treasurer 2, 3, Nice Pre dent 3, President 4; Senior Rail Committee; Junior Prom Committee; Homeroom President 2. 3. I.«I v in IK. IKi� |M� llr. Jr. One of those lucky half-day students . . f ret uenls the Slh ward af.er school . . Sotod for his muscles. Senior Hanquet Committee. Jitmo k. IKonnov Prices a hig. black, beautiful Ituick . . dels around on sreekend . . Prefers riding to walking Senior Announcement� Committee. John I.im Sit v I on The are sports reporter of II.II.S. . . Successor to Mel Allen . . Ilis faroriie sport is eating. Choir I. 2, 3; National Forensic League 4, Sgt. at Arm ; Senior Play Ca l; Nartily football Manager 3; Senior Announcements Comm.lice. 31 Dof12iI 1 KuKenf Sayle truce Star of S. S. H. I.. . . Leader of North Harnett's “gang” . . ll o known a “moneybags” . . If here It Kim Street (?). Student (launril I; Miplr Leaf business Mnuirr 4; J.V. basket- liall 1; Soccer 1, 2. 3; Cla« Viff President 2. 4; National Honor Society 4. Vern II. .S« hofiel«l Shorlip Sports enthusia 1 . . hookk••••ping whia . . Talk� to Carol 4nn in 10-4. Girl Athletic Council 3. 4; basketball I, 2. 3. 4; Softball 1. 2, 3. 4; Volleyball I. 2, 3, 4. Captain 4; Hot ling l.ra|ur 4; Haiiminlon 3, 4; Sorrrr I, Captain 4; Senior banquet Committer; Junior I'rom Committer. •lark NrliHarl . Snakv Curly Mark hair . . Prefers outdoor lift tt � rhooI . . Projector prodigy. Y.F. Club I, 2. 3, 4; Senior Rail Committer. .Mary Ion Keroreo Seen u-ith l.rona . . Suave and � ophi� tiralrd . . Take� expeditions to the 5th ward in trarrh of the ( rain j In-on. Girl� Hi-Y 2. 3, 4; Student Counnl 2; Maple Leaf Staff 4; Softball I. 3; Senior Rail Comm tier: Junior I'rom Committee: National Honor Society 4; Homeroom President 2. V1 It it'll aril Leroy Sr a man Uivli -4 roving phtstographer . . future air arc . . Faster than superman! Three Mummer Club 4; Senior Play Ca«l 4; Rowling league I; Senior I av Commit� tee: Junior Prom Committee. Sydney Marlin .Solly. Symi Future pharmacist .. 4 new addition to the class of ’55 . . Haunts the ehem lab. Salamanra High School: Choir I. 2: Nation- al Honor Soriety 3; Student Counril 3. Treas- urer 3; Rowling league I. 2; Trark 1. 2; Junior Cias� President. Sylvia Ann Sho|� ar4l Han’t let her fool you . . l.ikes t.anisleo” . . Not tall, niff short, not fat. not thin—just right. Artisan Club I. 2, 3; Senior Rail Committee; Junior Prom Committee. I arol Ann Sherburne Shprb t apahle president of C. 4. . . Peppy and pleasing . . J. V. Cheerleader 1. 2. Co-Captain 2; Girls’ Athletir Council 1. 2. 3. 4, President 4; Girl ’ Sersice Club 3, 4; Student Council 4: Freshman Science Club; Rasketball 1. 2, 3. 4. Captain 2. 3. 4; Softball 1. 2. 3. 4. Captain 2; olle ball 1. 3. 4. Captain 3. 4; Howling l-eague 1, 2. 3. 4, Secretary 3. 4; Hadminton 1. 2, 3, 4; Soccer 1; Field Hockey 2; Senior Rail Committee; Junior Day Flection Committee Chairman; Junior Prom Ticket Com- mitre Chaiiman: Homeroom President 4. Secretary I. 3; 4ila Secretary 2. Marilyn .Iran Mir r ill an Hr. Sacco’s pride ami joy . . Found with Marguerite . . Our needs keep her store busy. J.V. Cheerleader 2; Choir 1. 2. 3. 4. Secretary I; Girl Service Club 4; Three Mummer Club 2. 3. 4; Freshman Science Club, Secretary: Senior banquet Committee; Junior Prom Committee. II arry .lamrs SliinrEiarcrr Known os “skinny shinny” . . First Haptist star . . Invented the brush cut. Soccer 1. 2. 3. I: Senior Ranquel Committee; Homeroom Vice President 1. 2. 32 l iM'ill«‘ 1 ;iv .Stall Pleasing personality . . (Juiet am! ri-icrm . Band 1, 2. 3, 4; Library Club 2; Kretltman Srinirr Club; Baikalball I; Volleyball I; Badminton I; Senior Banquet Com- nillrr. lt� ion s Smilh Ann Hat arlitlic talents . . « « tv o-furlty . . .Seen with the K««e • • Likes Lit. EH. questionnaires. I'brrr Mummer Club 4; Signa Hor.xon Club I, 2. 3, 4; Bowling League I; Senior Kail Committee; Junior Klerliou Committee. Haim it. Smiili Sin it n -I capable seamstress . . Another of tkm Volcano � , o� y . eu ters. Kre.hman Science Club: olrano Staff 4; Ka-kethall 4; Soft- ball 1. 3, I; Senior Day Committee; National Honor Society 4; Junior Day Committee. •laiiiffi r. Sin if li Sin it I if Seen u i I h Tom . . Moletl for hit exploitt in 31-A . . Likes to hunt. Bowling I.eajMie I; Senior Announcement Committee. Ilobcrl II. Sinifli Itnli W etlmintler’s big nun . . Plays basketball seven nitihtt a • reek. Kotoling League I; Senior Da Committee. Itogor I.. Sim if It ffo oleit for hit hunt inn talents . . Punctual?? . . B orltl's tallest mitiget. Three Mummer Club 4; W rolling 3. 4; Irark 3. I; Homeroom Treasurer 2. Sln il;i Ann Sinifli “Slate driver'' . . future engineer . . Annie Oakley without a gun. CirD Athletic Council 2. 3. 4. Secretary 3; CirU Hi-Y 2. 3. 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Student Council I. 2. 3, 4, Secre- tary 4; Three Mummer Club 2. 3; Delta Horixon Club 1; Tamla Horiron Club 2. 3: Maple Leaf SlafT I. Editor-in-Chief; Ere h- mau Science Club. Trea� urer; Ka-Letball I. 2. 3. 4. Captain 3; Softball I. 2. 3; Volleyball I, 2, 3, 4, Captain 3; Bowling League 3. Captain 3; Badminton I. 2. 3. 4; Soccer I; Field Hockey 2; Senior t ap ami (.own Committee; Junior A embly Committee; Junior from Committee; Homeroom President I. 2, Vice Presi- dent 3; Cla« President 1. •Iasf|:lt Smvtlcr .f0 � a hen Joe anil Tttm get connecletl, Anything can be ex sedet!. Senior Play Stage Manager; Senior Day Committee. INaarl .Mae Snvtlt r Seen with Lois anti the Hoys . . friend to one anti all . . Kintla likes?? Choir I; Shorthand Hub 1; Basketball 1; Senior Cap and Gown Committee. I’alriria Ami Solo t.olgale smile . . Ifo you hare any carbon patter? . . Diminutive . . I.ikes “hot rodders'' anil green cars. (iirl«‘ Serxice (.lub 3. 4; Melior Horizon Club 3, I; Maple Leaf Staff 4; Volleyball I; Badminton I. 2. 3; Senior Announcement ominittre; Junior Prom Committee; Homeroom Treasurer 4. 33 A miry Tllen Spencer l.oyal Slh warder . . Soon with the gang . . Itebbie Reynold� of II.II.S. . . M anfj a fob uilh Old Cold� . Archery €21 til 1; Signa llori on Club 3; Ha-kethall 1; Softball I; Voiles hall I. 2, 3; llailminton I. 2, 3; Snrrrr 1; Senior Day Committee; Senior Play Committee; Junior Prom Committee; Homeroom ire President I. Itonahl . Spencer Si It'� a long ttalk front orlh llornell . . Quiet! . . Prefer� riding to walking. Representative Junior Red Cross 1; Homeroom Secretary 1. Marian Patricia Slovene SquevUn Inolher one of thore Volcano � uper-duper � noupert . . 4 whiz on the canta� . . Would like to be drafted. Artisan Club 2. 3. I; Maple l.eaf Staff 4; Volcano Staff 4. Art Editor; Softball 3; Senior Hall Committee; Junior Prom Commit tee. Iloborl Klewitrl Ihth “ Voir linten here, route guya” . . Clots clown . . Trapeze arli� t. Hand 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer 1; Senior Cap and Cown Committee; Junior Prom Committee. 1'rant‘is .1. Si rick I a ml fieri Raider� � tar tackle . . 7 he ttudioua type? . . lie matche� our yearbook rorer. Archcry Club I. 2; Varsity Foolhall 3. 4; J. V. Football 1, 2, Co-Captain I; Howling League 3; Wrestling 2; Track 1, 2, 3. 4; Senior Day Committee; Homeroom Vice President 2. Treasurer 1. •Iere F. Sullivan Mi tilt The happy wanderer'' . . B ork� hartI for hit money? . . Found at the milk bar with the gang. Student Council 4; J.V. Football 2; Howling league 1, 2. 3; Coif 3; Track 2; Senior Hall Committee; Homeroom President 4. Thomas Sweeney Torn Our manter electrician . . lie � ay� quotet F.— Mc: unquote. Archery Club 1; Three Mummers Club 4; .E. Club I. 2. 3, 4; Senior Han |uet Committee. ItiMvIaml Hale Swcel lloirlff .4 man of few word� . . Strong . . Chewing gum heir . . Prediction—millionaire. Ha«eball 3; Senior Day Committee. I'na Ann Sweel Skippp Union! out of town . . Friendly . . Author of our winning cheer. Senior Announcements Committee. Trance� Joan Tim Tnier A friend in need . . A win tome smile i� a girl'� beat atari . . Hobby—writing letter� . National Forensic league 4; Three Mummers Club 2, 3, 4; Haskell.all 1. 2. 3; Volleyball I. 2. 3; Howling 1; Soccer 1; Senior Han |iie| Committee. 34 IJimIji I.im ViiiiOnlcr Lin I girl with a giggle . . A uhiz at the jitterbug . . 4. •hum I, of II.II.S. . . Homing Mamie. Varsity Cheerleaders 4; J.V. Cheerleader I. 2: Girls Athletic Coiinnl 3. I; Girls Servire Club |; Basketball I. 2. 3; Soflhall I, 2, J; Volleyball I, 2. 3; Badminton I, 2, 3; Senior Announce- ment Committee; Senior Hall Committee; Junior Prom Commit- tee; Homeroom Secretary-Trea urer 3, Treasurer I; Library I lub Mihlreil X. VanKnil r Mill1 .4n athletic In� � nil It n charming smile . . tin ttys busy at a her . . U an It In he a foot! tarn pier. Girls’ Athlrtir t.ouncil 2, 3, I, ice President 4; Sliorlliaiul Club 3; Student Council •; Maple l.eaf Staff 4; olrano Staff 4; Bas- ketball 1. 2. 3. I. Captain 2. 3; Softball I. 2. 3. 4. Captain 2; o||e lull I, 2. 3. I, Captain 2. 3; Bowling l-eagne 1. 2. 3. 4. ('resilient t. Captain 3; Badminton I, 2. 3, 4; Soccer I. 3, Cap- tain 3; Field Hockey 2; Senior Day Committee; Junior Assembly Committee. •Ium«� I� Ii t li.'i� •!«• Vnrri n .lot A neu � i mien i frnm AA . . I.iket malhemalict . . Strong anti tllcnl. Alfred-Almond High School: Baud 2. 3; Choir 2; J.V. Basketball 2. 3; Baseball 2; Soccer 2. 3. Warren Dimplen A capable miasm• . . Liked by all . . A pleating smile. Alfred-Almond High School: Baud I. 2. 3; Choir 1, 2; Senior Day Committee. John IIjivmioimI Wivfl Hiller 4 httir president . . 4.obi plait ,1 tonsils . . Capacity for pizaa. Artisans Club I; Choir 2, 3, 4. President 4; Student Council 1; Senior Banquet Com- mittee. Sfiiitlrji l.t t «� 11 inKlnn Sit miff She’s not flirtatious! . . Perpetual lire mire. Band I, 2, 3, 4; Girls Service Club 4; Three Mummers Club 3, 4, President 4; Maple Leaf Staff I; Ba.ketball I. 2. 4; Softball 2. I; Volleyball 2; Senior Banquet Committee; Junior Assembly Committee; Senior Play Cast. •Ihim Eileen esseIs Husy majorette . . Sophisticated suing . . I.iltcs the Irish. Band I. 2. 3, 4; National Forensic league 4. Secretary 4; Majorettes 2. 3, I. Head Maiorelte I; Three Mummers Club 2. 3. I; Basketball 2; Bos ling League 2; Badminton 2, 4; Soccer 1; Senior Ball Comm Ilee; Sen.or Play Committee. illinm E. Wheeler II hrttiie “II heatcahes' . . High scorer for the St. Iggie’s fire . . I ike to do homeuork. Varsity Football 2, 3; Bov ling league 4; Golf 3. 4; Senior Day Committee; Junior Day Committee; Homeroom Secretary 3. Evonne .lean While Minium Super sleuth' . . If hat uould the t'olcano do uithout her? Artisans Club 4; Girls’ Athletic Council 2, 3, 4; Volcano Staff 4; Basketball 1; Softball I; Volleyball I; Badminton I, 2; Soccer I; Senior Ball Committee; Junior Prom Committee, Co-Chair- man; Senior Play Committee. id'tmn .%• While Lee Seen uilh hay . . Perfectionist . . Capable Ili-Y president • True friend. Girl Bi-V 2. 3. 4. President 4; Student Council 4; Signa Hori- zon Club 3; Volleyball 1; Badminton I; Senior Ball Committee; Junior Assembly Committee. 35 llavhl llriM'4� HolfaaKer wmvm I� I.H i'rr . . No trouble� oilh the oppo� lle � ex . . Like� Bchonl? . . Hand to be: I nrle Itare on the toy parade. National Korrn.ic Club 3. � . Prcidrnt 4; Student Council 4. Sfct. at Arm. 4; Soror 1. 2; Bo lin league I. 2; Senior Ball Committee; Homeroom President 4. We salute our servicemen • • • lt«� K«� r llenn II iirlliiil l.awreiii'P iavM l o -U OOll W i 11 i «• m IKoIhiihoii In Memoriam Juno 1937—December 1953 %rl«� n«‘ (ifiipralli 36 Spectaculars Television Playhouse Tonight the city of Hornell was caught in a Dragnet. In every corner lurked Danger. Then, before you could say Two for the Money, I spotted a Red Skelton. I screamed, for it was My Favorite Husband. I called the police. Howdy Doody, said the sergeant. I replied, I've Got A Secret. I told him and he said he would get an Omnibus and be right over. The Medic also arrived. The Man Behind The Badge began asking me questions. Then he asked, Are you wearing 'Red Buttons' on your coat? Fearfully, I replied, yes. He had me. I admitted as he led me away, I Led Three Lives. Hit Parade Dim, Dim, the Lights —Socials This Is My Confession —Attendance office That's All I Want from You —Diploma at graduation Teach Me Tonight —Homework Darling, Je Vous Aime Beaucoup —French Club I Need You Now —Certification Feudin' and Fightin' —Schurr vs. Nissler Marshmallow World —A corridor in the winter Dry Bones —H.H.S. skeleton Green Eyes —Mary Lou Scrocco Five Foot Two, Eyes of Blue —Carolyn Slow Poke —Marge Undecided —Seniors Dear John —Mrs. Humphrey September Song —School commences Senior Class Song When we entered Hornell High School we were freshmen, That seems so long ago for us today. We have worked our way through four long years of study, And all the while our hearts were young and gay. We have had our share of laughs and fun together, And also times when he have felt quite sad. We have had some passing marks mixed with the fifties, But all in all it hasn't been so bad. Now we realize that soon we'll all be leaving, Our Alma Mater held us fond and true. 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Scho iClo Front row—I. Seaman, D. Nicholson, K. Clicquennoi, J. Webb, N. Seaman, S. Simons, S. McKay. B. Shults, D. Clancy, M. Skinner, C. Grounds, L. Baiiey. Second row—L. Allen, M. Colomarino, B Ronan, C. Patti. P. Buono, S. McManus, L. Brasted, L. Goff, P. Cosgrove, R. Orologio, R. Whalen, J. Morey, C. Stevens. Third row—M. Alexander, G. Brown, A Castle, H. Stephens, S. Taylor, A Gallese, B. Rahmlow, C. Sweringen, E. Stewart, A. Scheeie, N. Connors, M. Brunskill, I. Newell. Fourth row—E. Cleveland, C. Hume, J. Harwood, C. Prisco, J. Hoffman, C. Zeliff, C. Hoffman, J. Fahrenholz, M. Smith, S Brown, B Petrille, B. Lewis. Fifth row —L. Parlavecchio, t. Gleason, A. Gibi, B. Bender, N. Dickson, J. Geleta, S. Hansen, S. Hicks, M. Widmer, I McGregor, L. Sirian- ni, A. Lacy, R. Knapp, M. Deegan H. Orvis. Sixth row—S. Egger, B. Beyea, D. Bong, C. Biddle, M. Schillaci, E. Yeoman, J. Par- ley, M. Rechichi, L. Turk, J. Schofield, A. Logan, S. Allison, J. Norton, S. Walton, P. Wattles, S. McCollumn, J. Dugo, C. Sparro. THE JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Mark T. O'Neil....................Adviser Francis Buzzy Mauro . . President Susan McKay . . . Vice President Carol Zeliff.............Secretary Barbara Shulfs...........Treasurer C. Zeliff, Mr. O'Neil, B Skulls, 40 Front row—T. Spencer, L Rots, M. Tierney, P. Evans, E. Colburn, J. Kukuvka, K. Secondo, B Rosell, L. Nasca, N. Desanta, P. Dugo. Second row—F. Curran, K. McLean, J. Morton, B Bennett, R Brewer, L. Gleason, D. Kennedy, J. Eveland, N. Flaitz, W. Mosgrove, R. Hanrahan, J. Congelli, W. Mess. Third row—B. Whalen, J. Lewis, F. Cook, E. Hartman, P. Breunle, J. Herr Neckar, D. Kilbourne, L. Crosby, F. Mauro, C. Maher, D. Wallin, J. Warzok, J. Argentieri. Fourth row—D. Fletcher, C. Robertson, J. Davis, D. Wesley, K. Miller, J. Loper, R. Oyer, B. Schwartz, M. Spitulmk, D. Parsing, T. Roselli, R. Allen, G. Matacale. Fifth row—J. Linehan, G. Solo, J. Wilkins, J. White, C. Squires, R. McKay, T. DeLaney, H. Labourr, S. Simpson, J McKinley, C. Burlingame, P. Galbo, J. Par- ley. Sixth row—D. Argentieri, J. Ivey, F. Jensen, D. Vaine, R Kramer, J. Gray, S. Burdett, R. Maher, P. Stuart, B. O'Connor, C. Marino, P. Trapani, C. Bash. Seventh row—W. Hollister, D. Lemon, R. Swackhammer, D. Crowley, J. Sullivan, R. Nolan, J. McKay, R. Trail, R. Stanton, W. White, W. McMordie, J. Griffin, K. Pratt, L. Brundu, B Cole, J. Zuchernick, R. Burnside. The Juniors remember the Prom February 21, The Song of the South n The parties and the guests. King and Queen—Fred Curran and Camille Patti. 41 Front row—P. Reynolds, S. Webb, S. Scott, B J. Harris, N. Fawcett, D. Oakley, D. Barney, D. George, N. Neu, S. Shannon, M. Walton R. A. Daniels. S. Phillips, M. Racalto. Second row—J. Smith, J. McCollumn, F. Rennells, C. Clifford, C. Spencer, M Me- Nelis i. Gray, J. Potter, K. MacArthur, S Wagner, J. Vogt, S. Phillips, R. Bernard, R Griswold, B Lacy, A M DeGaetano. Third row—J. Antonelli. P. Dow, N. Shirley. M Brown, R. Jacobson, S. Amidon, L. McLean, R A Delaney, S. Beckerman, A Conklin A House, N. Singleton, A DeRienxo, D. VanHall, E A. House, E. Predmore Fourth row—K. Muchler, B Cole, S. Seaman, M. L Armstrong, D Hammer, L. Bossard. A. Eaton, J. Cook, M. Baisch, B. Emory, M Neu, B. Waters, J. Sherman, R. A. Rosencrans Fifth row—C. Muchler, M. Muchler, V. Conkey. R Henry, N. Hull, B. Robinson, A. Horvaf, J. Musone, A. Wessels, J. Sick, M Padden, C. Amphleft, M L. Pauly, S. Silsby, A Pascoe, J. Bryan, E Guenther, K. Russell, L. Willey Sixth row—P. Bradt. A Whitmore, E Sherman, H. Askins, L Severance. R. Rhodes, M. Egmond, B Brokaw, M Hendee. I. Mobley. L. Montgomery, C. Smith, C. Ding well, S. Sheon, N. Callaghan, A. M. Congdon, A. Congdon, R Fuller, E. Stiles, D. Jacobs. THE SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Joseph A. Adamonis Adviser Donald Kelly President Carol Smith .... Vice President Alene Eaton Secretary Pierre Stillman Treasurer 42 P. Stillman, A. Eaton, D. Kelly, C. Smith The Sophomores won’t forget . . Sophomore Day Top—The flower� ; the play Life O' the Party. Right—The speeches; the cast, G. Sprague, A. Pascoe, J Bryan, W. Kelly. W. Pier- son, D. Hovencamp, G. Crow- ley, J. Barillo, M Brown, M Egmond, M. Hendee. Front row—R. Schwartz, P. Zaproski, J. O'Heron, G. Randall, J. Green, J. Weight, D. Leahy, J. Trentanelli, R France J. Beaver, G. Sprague, F. Roselli, J. Gangemi, R Argentieri, D. Travis. Second row—E. Croston, R. Ebner, J. Patti, H. Ghent� , K. Leith, J. Logan, T. Brown, C. Roselli, F. Worth, T. Smith, J. Brown, F. Crowe, J. Spiwak, J. Grady, D. Graham. Third row—M Baisch, J. Remchuk, D. Schulitz, D. Dean, F. Galli, J. Curtis, B Grausgruber, J. Deegan, 8 Simms, P Parsing, P Gambino, R Market, E Stephens, I. Evans, W Spicer. Fourth row—J. Elliott, L Brasted, J. Casey, J Wachter, N Treat, H. Pebbles, J. Dunn, N. LaVarnway, J. Spen- dove, W. Canfield, R Buono, R. Walters, W. Watt. Fifth row—J. Barillo, F. Secondo, W. Pearson, L. Walker, P. Stillman, R. Wil- liams, B Miller, J. Brown, J. Lorow, G. Green, V. Grimm, T. Kelley, J. McKee, M. McCarthy, T. Moss, L. Haley. Siith row—G Ahearn, R. Hammond, D. Kelly, J. Secondo, H. Lyke, D. Stewart, R. Johnson, P. Carter, B. Kelly, D. Hovencamp, J. Crowe, G. Crowley, J. Stadleman, S Brown, R. Conz, J. McDonald, R Rice. 43 THE FRESHMAN CLASS K. McKay, W Cattle, G. Coletta, S. Wolf, Mrs. Oldt. OFFICERS Marie Olds . . . . Adviser Shirley Wolf . . . . President Guy Coletta . . Vice President Kathy McKay . . . . Secretary William Castle . . . . Treasurer Front row—G. Whalen, S. Bigger, J. Tierney, R. Dake, S. Hurd, J. Jimerton, R. Woolever, P. Babcock, D. McCarthy, H. Hamilton, E. Wing, K. Lewis, J. Kull, D Sherburne. Second row—D. Woolever L. Whitmore, A. Johnson, J. Miles, S. Ike, L. Schoonover, H. Freeborn, D. Bartlett, L. Houghtaling, D. Jimerson, F. Cortese, P. Curtis, H. Topping. Third row—V. Tobias, F. Wessels, L. Pulkow. sky, J. Prete, D. Brown, J. Coddington L. Mead, C. Burgess, R. Haight, J. Prior, R. Egan, W. Kinney, J. McNelis. Fourth row—A. Stook, D. Guenther, R. Taylor, R. Wilkins, E Burns, G. Kelly, R. Kelly, J. Aulis, T. Delaney, P. Clicquennoi, J. Elliott, P. Hartley, J, Prior, D Bush, C Hoyt, R Boyle. Fifth row—R Jimerson, J. Donovan, R. DeVore, J. Reckfenwald, R. Carroll, R Atkins, J. Clancy, A. Luther, J. Bartell, J. Earle, R McNaughton, W. Sackett, P. Brundu, J. Newell, D. Dodge, D McGrosso, R. Haynes. Sixfh row—D. Bailey, J. Karlnoskie, P. Goielski, S. McHale, F. Fenti, W. Castle, M. Perry, R. Trail, J. Shinebarger, B Smith, G. Spifulnik, D. Forbes, D. Head, G. Coletta, R. Shoemaker. 44 Front row—B Smith, R. Perry, N. O’Donnell, J. Harkenrider, E. Dodd, A. Prior, L. Switzer, M. Glynn, C. VanOrder, K. McKay, M. King, P Rasmussen, P Agard, R Bender, A Williams. Second row—N. Newton, C. Schneegas, G. Buono, J. Daniels, R Soule, K. Conkey, I Minor, M Northrup, B Sheridan, N. Glover, P. Relosky, B Bailey, H. Swim, P. Mosgrove. Third row—M. Smith, S. Wolf, M. Green, L. Lonsbury, C. Marino, J. Orihuel, H. Spiwak, D. Nesbit, M. Mess, M. Benzoni, P. Generalli, C. Pomeroy. N. Buono, M Andrews, G. O’Toole, B. Gayhart, S. McKinley, M Roon. Fourth row—D. Schuman, S. Wolf, J. Hurne, N. Remchuk, B Clark, D. Colli, C. Smith, M. Rowe, S. Brundu, K. Roselh, S. Young, P. Crowe, L. Bash, C. Seaman, B Sherman, C. Latham, A. Lisi, J. Cap- palutzi, B Mobley. Fifth row—K. Klees, G. Allen, C. Secondo, V Mass!, M Donlon, C. Kunold, M. Philbrick, C. Pettibone, M Clancy, S. Knight. H. McKinley, A Gleason, M Bailey M Congel'i, L Rabin, D. Gardner, P. Simms, R. Grimm, S. McCollumn, A Harrington, A Slatt. Bottom left—The Social; the gift to Mrs. Olds; and the play, Prom Date. And the Freshman Class will always remember that Big Day . . Top left—The March; the play cast: L. Swit- zer, M. Northrup, M. Rowe, R Woolever, G. Sprague, D. Bush; the flowers. 45 Studying Yummy! Thanks to Eileen 'Assembly time The Classic. Station WHHS—David Wolfanger reporting Practicing, practicing, practicing . . . Having outdoor classas . . . Presenting skits . . . Going to assemblies . . . We spread the light of creation through the school, the community, the world by . . . Participating in club meetings . . . Making Christmas decorations . . . Passing the light of learning to others . . . 48 mmm Playing in the Band . . . Going to assemblies . . . Serving the school Running projectors And by having fun The Hornell High Band Presents . . . Dean L. Harrington, Director The purpose of the band is to instruct and stimulate the students' interest in classical music and to provide music for school and other public functions. During February the band took a trip to Boston where they played a concert for the National Music Educators Conference. While on the trip they enjoyed tours of the city of Boston and Rockefeller Center, courtesy of the Erie Railroad. However, it is not to be said that all of the band's time was spent in pleasure, for many long months of work and countless extra rehearsals were required before the concert could be played. Earlier in the year the band played a concert before a joint Rotary and Kiwanis meeting. It also enter- tained the patients at the Mount Morris T. B. Sani- torium. The members of the band and students of the school especially appreciate Mr. Harrington's effort. It is mainly througn his effort and determination that the band remains as one of the best in the state. Band Personnel Piccolo Prudence Anderson First Flutes Prudence Anderson Nancy Dickson Ruthann Rosenkrans Linda Willey Second Flutes Carol Grounds Shirley Allison Sandra Simons Sandra Amidon Kay VanHall First Clarinets Carol Sheridan Nancy Hover Philip Breunle Elliott Hartman Kay Mac Arthur Second Clarinets June Wessels Lucille Slatt William White Katherine Clicquennoi Ann Conklin Elizabeth Cole Third Clarinets Charles Nissler Carol Betts Sandra Sheon Ann Marie Congdon Beverley Donlon Robert Buono Sally Gray Fourth Clarinets Eileen Burlingame Judy Webb Jeanne Geleta Ruth DeLany Greg Henry Annette Logan Beverly Emory Marilyn Muchler Alto Clarinets Sandra Oxx Carol Sparro Mary Lou Armstrong Bass Clarinets Carol Sweringen William Lehman Rhoda Jacobson Joan Howard Oboes Gary Sprague David Guenther Bassoons Mary Bayley Carol Secondo First Alto Saxophones Sandra Wellington Carol Seaman Second Alto Saxophones Patricia Armstrong Carolyn Muchler Tenor Saxophone Nancy Seaman Baritone Saxophone James Perley Second Cornets Eleanor Bash Billye Jane Harris Lois Bash Third Cornets Jacqueline Perley Donald Vaine Peter Clicquennoi Fourth Cornets Robert Stewart Joseph King Martha Northrup First Horn Robert Sikso Second Horns Ronald Woolever Gerald Prior Bass Saxophone Paul Trapani First Cornets James Brown Kenneth Pratt Mary Louise Bash Third Horns Patricia Rasmussen Raymond Stiles Fourth Horn Clifford Baisch First Trombones Richard Christen James MacFarland Second Trombones Robert Langford Brian Miller Third Trombones Gary Spitulnik Arden Page Euphoniums Jean Sick James Elliott John Blackmer Tubas Francis Beaver Michael McCarthy Donald Reitnauer Austin Luther James Ivey William Vosburg Percussion James McKay Louis Nasca Joseph Beaver Thomas Leahy Robert Cole Luciano Brundu 50 Front row—D. Nesbit, J Antonalli, S. Scott, N. Glover, B. Sheridan, M. Sheridan, J. Potter. P. Partridge, P. Dow E. Pred- more I Mobley. Second row—N. Neu, C. Kunold, D. Hammer, S. Knight, M. Mei� , C. Biddle, P. Snyder, M Neu, S. Silsby, H. Steven , M. Philbrick, C. Pettibone, M. Clancy. Third row—M. Benxoni, C. Dingwall, M Brown. E. Guenther, D. Foreman K Muchler, E House, D. Schuman, N. Singleton, L. McGregor, M Pauly, R. Goodsell, L McNaughton, J Watt. Fourth row—D. Forbes, C. Spencer, P. Stillman, C. Squires, S. Smith, D McGrosso, D. Wesley, J. Kukuvka, J. Shmebarger, K. Miller, R. Maglier. The Choir Offers . . . The choir offers entertainment to the school and com- munity by presenting concerts. This year members sang at Fredonia, presented a Christmas Program for the school and sang a religious service at Westminster Church. To raise money, the choir sponsored a Fre- donia College Choir concert here. We hope the choir will continue to bring to Hornell High fine programs of music, popular and classical. Patsy Peter Sacco . Adviser John Watt . . . President Richard Goodsell Vice President Marilyn Sheridan . Secretary Donna Foreman . . Treasurer Josephine Antonelli Accompanist Drum Major and Majorettes At the football games and in parades the majorettes have always been enthusiastic. In freezing weather they continue to keep in step and work hard to perfect their routines. Kneeling—P. Anderson, J. Wessels, C. Grounds. Standing—J. Geleta, W. White, N. Seaman. 51 OFFICERS Donald R. Alderman .... Adviser Joseph Reville..................President George Phillips . . . Vice President Sheila Smith...................Secretary Kenneth Philbrick .... Treasurer David Wolfanger . . . Sgt. at Arms Seated—K. Philbrick, J. Reville S. Smith. Standing—D. Wolfanger, G. Phillips. The Student Council Promotes The primary purpose of the Student Council is to act as a medium of good will and coopera- tion between the students of H.H.S. and the school authorities. In carrying out this func- tion, the Council strives to unify the students' interests by bringing them together through representatives. Among the Council's many worthwhile proj- ects was the promotion of school social activi- ties and after-game dances. It also sponsored buses, making it possible for students to at- tend out-of-town games. During the course of the year the council made plans to revise the method of electing officers, to improve the Letter Award System, and to carry out a successful Student Council Day. Through the efforts of the representatives, each school day was opened with the Pledge of Allegiance and each school week with the state prayer. The biggest project of the year was the rais- ing of money for the Save the Children Fed- eration project. The money raised will pro- vide school children in foreign countries with school supplies, clothing and other essentials. Table in foreground, clockwise—K. Philbrick, D. Wolfanger, G. Phillips, Mr. MacArthur. J. Reville, Mr Aider- man S Smith. Second row—S McKay, G Coletta, J. Brown, T. Smith, F. Mauro, J. Casey, B Shulls, A Eaton, M Hendeo, L Switier, J. Daniels, M Clancy, M J. Colomarino, V. Clark, M Rowe. Last row, stand- ing—D Kelly, M Goth, J McKee, J Sullivan, D Bush, W. Mosgtove. Last row, seated—J. LePiane, D Savles J Congelli. B Brokaw, D Clancy, C. Smith, V. Jones, S. Oliver, R. Hillmen, C. Sherburne, L. Write, M. VanSco� r, L. Niadda. 52 Fron� row—P. Brewer, M. L. Scrocco, M. Hogan, S. Smith, P. Anderson, K. Philbrick, M. A. Kannedy, V. Jonas, H. Decker, S. Olivar, Mr. Palfz. Sacond row—A Allan, E. Smith, J. King, M. Baird, M. A. Deagan, E. Glaason, A Logan, N Dickson, B Shults, C. Sharidan, M Sheridan, S. McManus, K. Dean. Third row—J. Fisher, R Jo'mson, J. Brown, C. Nisslar, S. Simpson, R. Maglier, M. Brastad, N. Croston, W. White, J. Parley, D. Sayles. The National Honor Society Leads . . . Sept. '54—Feb. '55 Feb. '55—June '55 Ralph J. Peltz......................Adviser.......................Ralph J. Peltz Kenneth Philbrick..................President......................Terry Dickson Marjorie Hogue..................Vice President.........................William White Prudy Anderson.....................Secretary.....................Barbara Shults Sharon Oliver......................Treasurer................Mary Alyce Kennedy Terry Dickson....................Sgt. at Arms.............................James Fisher This year the Honor Society members shared their sponsor's enthusiasm for a more active chapter and worked to better achieve the Society's goals. Twenty-six of the school's student body were elect- ed in January as recognition for their efforts to meet the objectives: To create an enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimu- late a desire to render service, to promote worthy leadership and to encourage the development of character. During the year the members carried out an exten- sive program to give service to their fellow students and to the community. The chapter again shared the Christmas spirit by decorating a tree over the school entrance. The members distributed the report cards and main- tained the honor roll board. Five seniors were elected to participate in the an- nual General Aptitude test. Earlier in the year the chapter attended the induction ceremony of new members at Canisteo Central School. As the second semester began, plans were made for an Area Leadership Conference. Approximately twenty schools participated. The Hornell Chapter was responsible for speakers and discussion groups on methods of increasing the effectiveness of the society. 53 f'Y Make-up Done! The party. Seated—B Pascoa, M. Goth, Miss Curtin, S. Wellington, G. Prior, M Hogue, D. Reitnauer, J. LaPiana, L. VanOrder. Second row—S. Ran dell, J. Graham, J. Saxton, R. Seaman, D. Wol fanger, J. Lyke, C. Betts, W. Bailey, M. O'Con nor, P Brewer, M. VanScoter, N. Spencer, M Sheridan S. Oxx, M A. Com, D. Smith, H Decker, third row—J. Smyder, T. Sweeney, R. Stanton. Senior Play Highlights... Miss Patricia Curtin.............Adviser For the first time in several years, the Senior Class pre- sented a play for the public. This play, directed by Miss Curtin, was one of the highlights of our senior year. We can never forget Margie, The Divine Flora, a shy, homely girl who was transformed into a beautiful co-ed by the ad-happy boys Buzz (Don) and Randy (George); nor Tex (Jack), the handsome bandleader who wowed them all. We'll never forget the efforts of all—on stage and off— who helped enlighten our last year. Our thanks to Miss Curtin whose enthusiasm was respon- sible for the success of the play. Tha Play From row—C Moran, S. Oliver, S. Smith, D. Sayles, P Andarson, M. Baird. Second row—C. Nissler, K. Phil brick, M. Brewer, J. Fisher, Mr. Eddy. Third row—K. Dean, P. Bennett, M. L. Scrocco, B Elliott, W. Bailey. Fourth row—M. VsnScoter, P. Brewer, S. Wellington, D. Ormsby, M. Stevens. Fifth row—N. Croston, A. Fucci, K. Layton, V. Jones, M. Hogue. Si th row—G. Prior, M Hogan, M, Goth, J. King, R. Johnson, R. Bene- dict. Seventh row—L. Arcieri, E. Karl, J Brown, P. Solo, T. Dickson, M A. Kennedy. Absent— R. Stanton, L. VanOrder. The MAPLE LEAF Records . . . The Maple Leaf Staff records for the students many of the fond memories of the past year. Without the willing help and patience of Mr. Eddy and John Bradley, the staff could never have given you this yearbook. Jim Grimm's photography and personal interest were again invaluable. Our thanks to all of these for their unending help and co-operation. Our appreciation also to the business and professional men of the community for helping to make our book a reality. We hope you enjoy your 1955 Maple Leaf; we hope it will be a source of pleasure now and in the years to come. Mr. Charles M. Eddy . . Adviser Sheila Smith . . . Editor-in-Chief Donald Sayles . Business Manager Sharon Oliver .... Art Editor Mary Baird . . . Activities Editor Charles Nissler . Advertising Manager Carolyn Moran . Subscription Manager Prudy Anderson . Qo-Write-up Editor Kenneth Philbrick Co-W rite-up Editor James Fisher . . . Sports Editor Marion Brewer . Photography Editor Seated—S. Oliver, C. Nissler, K. Philbrick, P Ander- son, M Baird. Standing—S. Smith, Mr. Eddy, M. Brewer, J. Fisher, C. Moran, D. Sayles. 55 Front row—E White, A Fucci, M. Stevens, M. Van Scoter, E. Burlingame. Second row—E. Smith, C. Cole, R. Hillman, Miss Gallagher, R. Hanrahan, W. Leh- man. Third row—J. Reville. The VolcanoJnforms... Mary Ann Gallagher.....................Adviser Rosemary Hillman........................Editor Amelia Fucci...............Business Manager James MacFarland....Photographer Marian Stevens........Art Editor Robert Hanrahan .... Boys' Sports Editor Mildred Van Scoter . . . Girls' Sports Editor The Volcano informs the school of all the news, gos- sip, and sports events that have happened. In No- vember the first sales were made, and the ROTO picture supplement was added. There were seven regular issues and one special edition. This was the Band issue which received city-wide distribution. The staff attended High School Press Day at St. Bonaventure in Olean in May. The Three Mummers Furthers... Patricia Curtin.................................Adviser Sandra Wellington.............................President Bonnie Brokaw............................Vice President Mary Ann Schillaci............................Secretary Fred Cook.....................................Treasurer Mary Ann Conz.................................Historian The members of this club further dramatic apprecia- tion and learn the fundamentals of theatre arts through play production. On April 1 a one-act play, Now That April Is Here, was presented by the club and considered by all a great success. A make-up demonstration was given to members by Mr. VanOrsdale. The members also attended the Dramatic Festival at Alfred in March. Front row—R. Jacobson, S. Scott, S. Randall, W. Harris. R Rhodes, D. Oakley, S. McManus. Second row—M. A. Deegan, C. Seaman, A. Pascoe, S. Wellington, D. Smith, B Pascoe, B Brokaw, C. Betts. Third row—M. Smith, A. Gallese, M. Hogue, M. A. Conz, B. Waters, M. Sheridan, M. O'Connor, M. A. Schillaci, P. Bash, Miss Curtin. Fourth row— R. Maglier, R. Seaman, D. Fletch- er, M. Goth, J. LaPiana, P. Breunle, F. Cook, R. Smith. Fifth row—W. Johnson, T. Sweeney, G. Prior, J. Griffin, R. Stanton, D. Reitnauer, J. MacFarland. 56 Front row—Miss Neild, M. Hogue, M Cong-Jon, S. Oliver, J. King, M Baird. Second row—J. LaPiana, M A. Kennedy, P. Solo, J. Webb. Third row—B. Rahmlow, M. Sheridan, C. Sherburne, M. O'Connor. Fourth row—P. Anderson, L. Goff, A Allen, M. Deegan. Fifth row—P Bennett. Sixth row—C. Cole. S. McKay, S Welling- ton, P. Buono. Seventh row—M. Hogan, M Skinner, E. Burlingame, V. Jones, P. Wattles, L. Bailey. Absent—L. VanOrder, C. Sheridan. Girls’ Service Club Serves... Miss Margaret Neild.......................Adviser Sharon Oliver...........................President Joyce King.........................Vice President Mary Baird..............................Secretary Marjorie Hogue..........................Treasurer Mary Congdon.......................Sgt. at Arms To serve the community, the club made Thanks- giving favors for the hospitals, sent Christmas gifts to the men in the home for the aged and helped canvass the city during the Heart Drive. To serve the school, the girls ushered for Parents Visiting Night and for the Band Concert, made posters and shakers to encourage school spirit, and prepared a student handbook in co-opera- tion with the faculty and administration. And to serve the world, members held a Save the Children clothing drive along with members of the Girls' Hi-Y. Money received from the sale of pencils, a bake sale, and a social enabled the club to contribute to the Community Chest, March of Dimes, YMCA, the Band trip, Cerebral Palsy, Stockings for the Veterans and the Red Cross. In May the girls held their annual banquet and initiated new members who will continue to serve others. Girls’ Hi-Y Maintains.... Miss Elizabeth Schurr..........................Adviser Leona White..................................President Mary Egmond..........................Vice President Barbara Shults...............................Secretary Amelia Fucci.................................Treasurer This year the Girls' Hi-Y contributed to several fund drives, made favors for patients in the nursing homes, and sent a CARE package to Austria. Two junior Y memberships were given to needy chil- dren; the members also helped canvass the city to sell baseball tickets. This year about twelve members attended the Wes- tern New York Hi-Y conference in Buffalo. All these projects helped the club members to cre- ate, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian char- acter. Front row—Miss Schurr, K. Layton, A. Fucci, I White, B. Shults, E. Karl, M McNelis, J. Parley. Second row—M. L. Scrocco, M. Colomarino, E. Gleason, S. Smith, M. A. Conz, P. Armstrong, M. L. Gaffney, S. Phillips, A. Gibi, C. Zeliff. Third row—J. Titus, D. Clancy, J. Sherman, M. Hendee, B. Don'on, K. MacArthur, P. Cosgrove. J. Geleta, L. Parla- vecchio, M Walton, N. Conner. 57 D. Oakley—Model: Front row, sitting—M. Prisco, R. McCollumn, C. Maher, J. Musone, N. Fawcett, A. Castle, N. Seaman, B. Harris. Second row, standing—Mrs McCarty, G. Brown, R. Burnett, S. Oliver, J. Lewis, M. Stevens, D. Ormsby, M. Hogan, M A. Com, M. Hendee, C. Biddle. Third row—B. Marvin, J. White, W. McMordie, J. Guild, M. Skinner. The Artisans Club Appreciates... The French Club Tours... Mrs. Willett McCarty..........................Adviser Ann Castle..................................President Jean Musone............................Vice President Nancy Fawcett...............................Secretary Nancy Seaman................................Treasurer William McMordie.......................Sgt. at Arms The Artisans Club is constantly striving to appreci- ate the best in art and art education. The members followed this theme by painting Christmas windows, not only in the school building, but also in Saint James and Bethesda Hospitals. They d esigned stationery which was sold to finance a trip to Rochester. On this occasion the club went to see and participate in the National Scholastic Art Exhibit. Miss Virginia Hussong.............................Adviser Virginia Jones..........................President Joyce King............................Vice President Alice Pascoe............................Secretary Earl Stevenson..........................Treasurer The aim of the French Club is to encourage an in- terest in the language, literature and culture of France. In keeping with this objective, members tour that country as best they can through their various activities. This year club members prepared, served, and en- joyed a typical French dinner. They also sponsored those well known French Days—days on which they could speak only French. All this, added to the games, songs, films which were the programs for the club’s monthly meetings, lead to a greater un- derstanding of France. Front row—L. Sirianni, J. King, J. Galata, C. Moran, S. Randall. Sacond row—P. Andarson, A. Allan, K. Clicquennoi, V. Jonas. Third row—J. Hann, N. Croston, M. McCarthy, L. Allyn, R. Knapp, R. Whalan, Miss Hussong. Front row—V. Clark. H Decker, C. Edward . Second row—M. Clark, L. Hammond, P. Brewer. Third row—R. Cook, L. Niedda, M. Egmond, M. Gaffney. Fourth row—C. Knapp, C. Mother, B. Marvin, I. Saylor. Absent—Kay Dean, J. Chapman. Today’s Secretaries Appreciate ••• Carolyn Mosher....................Adviser Velma Clark.....................President Hazel Decker..........Secretary-Treasurer During the year Today's Secretaries visited the Corning Glass Center and the Bell Aircraft at Ni- agara Falls. In Hornell, they were guests of the Steuben Trust Company and were given a lecture by Harold Wood, Manager of Sears Roebuck and Co. The secretaries also sent CARE packages and a box of clothing to an orphan girl in Greece. Thus, the club has acquainted itself with business and business leaders of the community and neigh- boring cities. The Shorthand Club Introduces... Carolyn Mosher..................Adviser Mary Jo Colomarino............President Barbara Rohan.......Secretary-Treasurer In order to introduce its members to business in the community, the Shorthand Club visited the Corning Glass Center, the Evening Tribune, the New York Telephone Company, and the Bell Aircraft Plant at Niagara Falls. Members brought in guests who spoke on credit and jewelry, and who helped to give them a great- er understanding of business in Western New York State. Front row—J. Fahrenholx, M Rechichi, B. Rohan, D. Boag, M. J. Colomarino. Second row—Miss Mother, A. Scheele, D. Nicholson, S. Walton, L. Seaman, C. Hume, S. Stewart. Absent—M. Brunskill. Front row—B Roblnion, J. Bartell, J. Schwarts, M. Brewer, D. Carroll, J. Clancy, Charles M Eddy. Second row—L. Mead, C. Spencer, R Poklinkowski, P. Curtis, B. Kelly, J. Kelly. Third row—T. Sweeney, J Logan, L. Arcieri, J. Kull, J. Jimerson, L Pulkowsky. Fourth row—J Griffin, W Kelly. Fifth row— J. Flansburg, S. Brown, L. Brundu, R. Stanton, J. Ahearn, T. Moss, B Smith. The A-V Club Provides... Charles M. Eddy.......................Adviser Roman Poklinkowski..................President Marion Brewer...................Vice President Jim Kull................... . . . Secretary John Flansburg......................Treasurer Tom Sweeney.....................Sgt. at Arms The Audio-Visual Club provides a service to the school by operating the Audio-Visual equipment in classrooms. The members give up many of their free periods during the day to run projectors and other equipment. In a like manner they serve groups that meet after school hours. Since new and more educational films are shown every day, this club helps to make our work more interesting and less complicated. The Library Club Assists... Ruth Furlong..........................Adviser As a service group, the Library Club contributes to the smooth running of the library. Each girl in the club works one period a week. Thus, the members fulfill the club's purpose: to as- sist the librarian, to learn how the library functions, and to learn how to use the library. Front row—J. Harwood, J. Norton M. Clancy, P. Generalli, B Bailay, C. Saaman. Sacond row—Mr . Furlong, B. Lawis, K. Conkey, L. Miner, R. Soule, R. Bernard, L. Allyn, L. Brasted, A. Pryor, C. Kunold, M. Green. The Freshman Science Club Explores... Once again the Freshman Science Club has been active in promoting an interest in science in our high school and in the community. In order to widen the scope of its members the club visited the Elmhurst Dairy, the Steuben County Laboratory, and the Merrill Hosiery. These trips helped bring about an understanding of various sciences as applied in our own community. The club also visited the Museum of Arts and Sciences and Ward's Museum in Rochester. Nellie Dickinson . Adviser Mary Marcia Smith President Gary Spitulnik Vice President Barbara Sheridan . Secretary Phillip Breunle . Treasurer John Bartell . Sgt. at Arms Front row—J. Bartell, P. Ralotky, M Northrgp, G. Allen, S. McKinley, M Smith, C. Secondo, J. Karlnoskie Second row—M. Roon, M Philbrick, B Sherman, L. Mead, M Me� , N. O'Donnell, A Pryor. B Sheridan, A. S'aft. R. Mac- Naughton, P. Breunle. Third row—N. D'cktnson, W. Rtenburg, G. Spitulnik, D. Schuman, A Harrinqton, D. Bu h, J. Cancy, E. Burns. Front row—J. Wetsels, M. Baird, T. Fiscina, M. Conz, P. Arm- strong, N. Gilbert. Second row—Miss Dunham, B. Rahmlow, S. Oliver, J. LaPiana, J. Titus. M. Hogue. Third row—L. lock- v.ood, C. Robertson, D. Wolfanger, F. Beaver, W. Robinson Fojrth row—N. Frewin, R Hurlburt, M. Goth, L. Fitzpatrick Absent—J. Saxton, K. Doran. The National Forensic League Cultivates... Mildred Dunham.........................Adviser David Wolfanger......................President Mary Ann Conz...................Vice President June Wessels.........................Secretary Michael Goth.........................Treasurer John Saxton.....................Sgt. at Arms The cultivation of good speaking among high school students is the aim of this organization. Students will never forget the Saturday morn- ings when the league brought to them the news of the week over Hornell Hi Time. In addition to this, the members participated in the Ameri- can Legion Oratorical Contest and the Steuben County Schoolmasters Speaking Contest. Any student who has participated in speech ac- tivities may win membership in the National Forensic League. First row—V. Clark M. Neu, B. Emery, $. Amidon, S. Scott, M. J. Colomarino, T. Fiscina, E. Gleason, P. Bash. Second row—N. Callaghan, S. Seaman, C. Amphlett, N. Newton, B. Robinson, D Clancy. Third row—K. Clicquennoi, A. Gibi, C. Prisco, S. Sheon. Fourth row—R. Delaney, J. Potter, P. Cosgrove, D. Smith. Fifth row—R. Jacobson, F. Reynolds, L. Parlavecchio, M. Hogue. The Melior Horizon Club Co-operates... Alida Scott...........................Adviser Carol Secondo.......................President Alice Pascoe...................Kice President Jeanne Cook.........................Secretary The Melior Horizon Club co-operates with the school, the community and the home by bringing its members closer to the goal of the club. This goal is personality development, social experi- ence, vocational exploration, and service to others. This year's club found time to co-operate in the Korean school project, as well as in the Commu- nity Chest drive. To raise money, one school so- cial and two candy sales were held. At Christmas time the members sang carols for shut-ins. The girls held a Valentine's party, spent a week- end at Camp Rathbun and are now planning to attend Horizon Club week at Rathbun during July. Front row, seated—P. Gcneralli, J. Cook. C. Secondo, S. Wolf. Second row—C. Smith, N. Buono, P. Relosky, A. Eaton, B Bailey, G. Buono. Third row—M. A. Kennedy, P. Soio, C. Moran, M. Rowe, A. Logan. Standing—C. Schneegas, S. Shannon, L. Bossard, M. Donlon, C. Pettibone, C. Seaman, M. Clancy, C. Kunold, M Smith, R. Daniels, D. Hammer, K. McKay, G. Allen. The Signa Horizon Club Interests... Marian Wescott....................Adviser Peggy Bash......................President Mary Jo Colomarino .... Vice President Eileen Gleason..................Secretary Theresa Fiscina.................Treasurer Deanne Clancy......................Scribe The aim of the Signa Horizon Club is to give service to others, to develop personality, to help its members gain social experiences, and to ex- plore vocations. In keeping with the purpose, the girls gave service by packing a basket of food and toys for Christmas. Many guest speakers were presented throughout the year. Among these were Mr. Wilbur Wright, co-ordinator of Geneseo State Teachers College, who spoke about the teaching profession; Mrs. Clarence Day, who spoke on India and China; Mrs. Rachael Swarts, who presented a fashion show for good grooming; and Miss Marion Wes- cott, who showed colored slides of Europe. The Tanda Horizon Club Betters... Mrs. Frank Surriani . Adviser Shirley Walton . Secretary Barbara Rahmlow . President Nancy Dickson . Treasurer Amelia Fucci . Vice President Barbara Shults . . Scribe The Tanda Horizon Club betters its members by adhering closely to its purpose: seeking new adventures that lie beyond the horizon. This past year they had a splash party, a bowling party, and a trip to Camp Rathbun. They also participated in round table discussions on teen-age problems and an area convention of horizon clubs. The members have helped various charity or- ganizations throughout the school year. Their sponsorship of the St. Pat's Dance was their biggest project. Front row—A. Fucci. J. Hoffman, S. Walton, B. Rahmlow, M Congdon. Second row— N. Dickson, M. Gaffney, M. Hogan. Third row—C. Sparro, P. Wattles, M. Hoffman. Fourth row—H. Harwood, B. Lewis, C. Hoffman, M. Com, S. Oliver. Fifth row— R. Cook, M. Skinner, C. Sheridan. Sixth row—B Shults, L. Bailey. OUT OF LIGHT, A LITTLE PROFIT. william Pitt Football, Basketball, Girls' Basketball, and more Football. We spread the Light of Good Will and Sportsmanship by participating in .. . Soccer, Volleyball, Wrestling, and Tumbling. 64 1955 MAPLE LEAF We Seniors shall never forget the events which brightened the close of our high school days. . . . 1, 2—Getting ready; 3—Yearbook presentation to Mr. Dodge. THE PLAY: 4—Another look at the Red Raiders; 5—The Old Gold Dancers - Carol and Nancy; 6—The Band - Carol, Mary Ann, Allie, Mary Lou, and Marilyn. THE DAY: 7—11B! 8—The lineup; 9—Signing yearbooks. THE BANQUET: 10, 11—Speeches; 12, 13,14—More yearbook fun; 1 5, 1 6—The Dinner; 1 7—The Dance. Student Council Day THE ASSEMBLY SPEECHES: 3—Fred Curran; 4—Bill White; 5—Mike Barnet; 6—Chick Robertson. THE TALENT SHOW: 7—Jon Garippa; 8—Sandy Egger; 9—Carol Seaman; 10—Ruth Rhodes. SCHOOL: 11—The Admini- stration; 12—Custodians - J. McKay, K. McClean, R. Craig, K. Philbrick; 13, 14, 15—The Classes; 16—The result - Con- gratulations to Bill White, our new Stu- dent Council President, from outgoing President Joe Reville. Junior Class Play 1—The Play; 2—The Cast - W. White, S. Simons, S. Simpson, N. Seaman, W. Mc- Mordie, B. Rahmlow, P. Cosgrove, L. Brundu, A. Gibi, G. Vane, N. Flaitz, J. McKay, C. Sheridan, J. Griffin. The Senior Ball 1, 2, 3—Decorating; 4—Coming In; 5— Watching the fun; 6—The Music - Bob Buono singing; 7—Enjoying; 8—The Crowning - Fred Singleton, Carolyn Ed- wards, Rosemary Hillman, Queen, Tom Rink, King, June Wessels, James Casey. Familiar Scenes 9—Teacher Recognition Day; 10—Parties; 11—Con- gratulations to the Bowling Team - Tom Raish, Marion Brewer, George Padden, Tom Rink; 12—Marian Stev- ens - our Artist; 13—Guess Who? 14—Pranks; 15, 16—Vocational Day, thanks to the Rotary; 17—John Saxton - an artist (?); 18—Long, long ago— Yes, we have enjoyed our years at Hornell High—the work and the fun, classes, big days, the activities, and the sports. As we leave we shall spread the Light of Guidance, Knowl- edge, Creation, and Good Will—the Light of Hornell High School—throughout the world. And finally, Graduation 1, 2, 3—Just before the ceremony; 4— Marching in; 5—Thanks to Nancy; 6— Thanks from Mr. Dodge; 7—Prudy's Salu- tatory Address; 8—Sheila's Valedictory Address; 9—Congratulations to Francis Buzzy Mauro, winner of the Evening Tribune Good Sportsmanship Trophy; 10—Congratulations to Ken Philbrick, winner of the Rensselaer Medal for Science and Math excel- lence; 11—And away we go! Cheerleaders Barbara Rohan Judy Sherman Varsity Captain J.V. Captain Sally”—our smallest cheerleader; our cheerleaders in action Just as they have opened basketball and foot- ball games with enthusiasm, we have the cheerleaders opening the sports section of our yearbook. This time the whole student body cheers the girls for the great support they have given our teams. This year the two squads sponsored a cheer contest in order to get ideas for cheers and to interest students in their work. Several pep assemblies were held and their success was apparent at the games. Almost all athletes make it clear that the sup- port of the cheerleaders increases both their confidence and their desire to win, two things that are essential to a winning team. varsity Clockwise (start 10 o'clock)—R. Hillman, C. Patti, B. Rohan, 0. Oakley, H. Stephens, E. Gleason, M Baird, E. Karl. JAYVEE Clockwise (start 10 o'clock)—J. Sherman, A. Pascoe, S. Harris, C. Smith, K. McKay, C. VanOrder. 65 Front row—J. Kull, M. McGregor, T. Rink, M Goth, I. Brundu, R. Kramer. Second row—J. Strickland, 0 Parting, R Coogan, J. McKay, I. Arcieri, W. Mot- grove. Third row—Mr. Cattiglione, F. Jenten, D ‘ 'hile, Mr. Kelley, W. Johnton, J. Whi VARSITY SCORES Piccirillo. Hornell Hornell 13 Bradford Ithaca C.F.A. ... 7 Hornell Batavia Hornell Corning Northtide ...26 Horne'l Geneva 6 Wellsville Hornell •League gomes. Watertown Wellsville .............. 0 Northtide ...............12 Wellsville .............. 0 C.F.A.................... 6 Front row—G. Crowe, R. Johnton, P. Brun du, B Smith. P. Gambino, A. Rotelli, A Stook. Second row—D. Graham, P. Stillman D. Guenther, J. Patti, W. Kelly, R Hanra han, J. Barilto, R. McDermott, J. Elliott Third row—Mr Houte, N. La Varnway, D Forbet, P. Carter, W Pierson, S McHale R. Atkins, Mr. O'Neil. Varsity Football Mr. Castiglione . . Mike Goth, Tom Rink Tom Raish, John Albers . Coach Co-Captains . Managers Jayvee Football Mr. John House, Mr. Mark O'Neil . Coaches One of the highlights of H.H.S. sports this year was the co-championship football team. The boys on the team, most of whom returned after undergoing a losing season last year, used their knowledge and experience to turn out a fine team. Hornell fans were particularly appreciative of the victory over C.F.A., our traditional rivals. Three players, Bob Coogan, Mike Goth and Jim Kull were selected for the West Central All Conference Team. Many others were included in the second team and honorable mention selections. These boys, their coaches and all the other players are to be congratulated for bringing the co-cham- pionship title to H.H.S. The Junior Raiders showed lots of spirit and drive on the field this season and the result was a fine record of three wins in four games. The coaches, Mr. House and Mr. O'Neil, produced a well-balanced team which proved to be outstanding, both offen- sively and defensively. In four games the Hornell team made more than four times as many points as their opponents and on two occasions held the op- position scoreless. Many of these boys will be on the varsity team next year and surely the experi- ence they gained as J.V.'s will be used to good advantage. We hope that all Hornell teams in the future show as much enthusiasm as this one has. 66 JAYVEE SCORES Hornell Batavia . .27 1 Hornell Painted Post .30 1 Hornell Batavia .... 38 ' Hornell Northside Hornell CFA Hornell 41 Hornell 77 Hornell Northside Hornell C.F.A 38 I Hornell t, A §1 Horn !� Bath Horneil Wellsville Hornell . . . Wellsville Hornell Painted Post . . .51 i Front row—Mr. O'Neil J Patti. J. Wachter. J. Stadleman A. Stook. Second row— -D. Brown, G. Pr.or, D. Guenther, R. Egan, Stillman. P r S � ' 78 71 vY a IL A Front row—J. Barillo, R Brewer, N. Flaiti, F. Mauro, E. Hartman, second row—D. Kelley, G Crowley, D Hovencamp, J. 8rown, M. Spitulnik Third row—J. King, K. Leith, J. Wilkin , W Me- Mordie, J. McKay, N. Crosfon, M. Goth, J. Crowe. Mr. Hartman. VARSITY SCORES 58 Batavia 42 50 Batavia 37 57 Painted Post . . 49 82 Northside 80 68 C.F.A 42 49 Wellsville 58 Olean 40 Bath 81 Northside 81 38 C.F.A 55 Bath 27 Olean 41 Wellsville 42 Aquinas 50 Painted Post . . Jayvee Basketball Varsity Basketball Mark T. O'Neil . . Adviser James Stadleman . . Captain Tne J.V. Basketball team of this year started out as nine inexperienced freshmen and sophomores. Mr. O'Neil, the newly appointed coach, shaped the boys into a team ihat acquired a seven-seven rec- ord. Congratulations go out to both the coach and his team for a job well done. Elliott M. Hartman . . . Coach Kenneth Leith, Joe King . Managers With a nucleus of five lettermen returning from last year s team, the Red Raiders began the season by taking (he first three games. After Christmas vaca- tion, the team had a hard time tryinq to regain the teamwork and ability which had started the season so successfully. Coach Hartman’s boys gave him his 250th victory by beating Wellsville 41 to 37, a record any coach can regard with pride. Buzzy Mauro, the team s highest scorer, won a place on the All County team. With only four boys leaving the team, the experience and know-how gained this year are sure to make next year's sea- son more successful in the win column. 67 Front row—J. Coddingfon, J. Lewis, E. Col- burn, K. Lewis, R Poklinkowjki, Manager. Second row—Mr. Podrasky, J. Garippa, B Mosgrove, R Hanrahan, P Brundu, J. Dunn, R Maglier, B Vosburg Absent—H. Lyke, W. Hollister. Hornell ..................0 Hornell ..................2 Hornell ..................0 Hornell ..................5 Hornell ..................3 Hornell ..................0 Hornell ..................3 Hornell ..................1 Hornell ..................3 Alfred-Almond ........4 Hammondsport .........0 Wa land ..............2 Addison ..............4 Hammondsport .........0 Way lana .............8 Addison ..............5 Nunda ................ Alfred-Almond ........2 Soccer Team Wrestling Team Paul Rohver Charles Myers Head Coach Asst. Coach Mike Podrasky Bill Whalen Adviser Captain Neil Croston and Frank Beaver . . Co-Captains Robert Burnside . . Manager Under the leadership of two new coaches, Mr. Paul Rohver and Mr. Charles Myers, the Raisers estab- lished a record which belied the actual abilities of the boys. There were many new Freshmen and Sophomores who had to be taught the game. While they were still learning, they were thrown into the line-up against more experienced opposition. When injuries hit the team in the middle of the sea- son, they seemed to lose their drive. Then, with a full squad, they gave a good account of themselves in their last two games. Much credit should be given to Mr. Rohver and Mr. Myers for taking over the job of coaching a team in a sport which the coaches themselves were still learning. The H.H.S. Matmen added a winning season to the records of Hornell High this year. Although wrestling got off to a late start, the team devel- oped rapidly and ten boys earned varsity letters. This record shows four wins: two over Alfred-Al- mond and two from Wayland. The team's 2 losses came in close matches with Wellsville and Painted Post. Mr. Podrasky, through his excellent job of coaching, produced a rugged team with lots of drive. Because most of the team will be returning next year, another winning season can be expected. 68 Baseball Track The 1954 baseball team finished a strong second in county competition after a successful season both at home games and out-of-town games. Under the expert eye and guidance of Mr. Strassner as head coach and Mr. House as assistant, the team was developed with only five of last year's lettermen. The efforts put forth by the team and their coaches were very satisfactory. With the experience the underclassmen gained by playing this year, Hor- nell High will have a first-rate team next year. Despite a small turnout, the 1954 track team can be proud of its achievements. With the help of Mr. Castiglione and Mr. Myers, the members of the team placed consistently in all the meets. At the important county meet, first place honors were won by the 880-yard relay teams consisting of Jack White, Jim Kull, Mark McGregor and Ed Marks, and by Jim Fisher in the 440-yard dash. George Prior and Louie Arcieri also were first in their events. These seven boys helped represent Steuben County in the sectionals at Rochester. Congratulations, boys, though small in number you did a big job. John Strassner John House Kenneth Leith . Coach Asst. Coach Manager Front row—J. Wachter, N. Flaitx, J. Guar glia, J. Barillo, D. Kelly. Second row—K. Leith, F. Mauro, J. Crowe, R. Oyer, B Mos Prove, J. Brown. Third row—Mr. House, K. hilbrick, J. Walton, R. Craig, E. Brown, M Goth, W McMordie, T. Rink, Mr. Strassner. Lorenzo Castiglione . Coach Charles Myers . Asst. Coach Front row—E. Marks, J. Fisher, L. Arcier. M McGregor. Second row—Mr. Myers, G. Prior, J. Kull, J. White, Mr Castiglione. Girls’ Athletic Council Through its activities the Girls' Athletic Council has encouraged an interst in sports and sportsmanship throughout Hornell High School. The members held three sports nights, sponsored the county badminton tournament and provided a demonstration of basketball skills for an area group of Physical Education Teachers. The club sponsored the Girls' Beginner and Advanced Bowling Leagues, held three mixed double tournaments with the boys' league and attended the County bowling tournament in Corning. Under the guidance of a newly formed cabinet this club promises to continue to be one of our most active and interesting organizations. Mrs. Sheheen . . . Adviser Carol Sherburne . . President Mildred Van Scoter Vice President Phyllis Bennett . . Secretary Rosemary Hillman . Treasurer Front row—P. Bennett, C. Sherburne, Mrs. Sheheen, M Van Scoter, R. Hillman, D. Clancy, J. Perley. Second row—E. White, L Hammond, M. Clark, M. Wattles, B Lewis, S. Shannon, A Logan, S. Oliver, S. Smith. Third row—A. Pryor, M Hogan, M. A. Com, M. E Congdon, B Shulls, B. Rahmlow, C. Grounds, C. Sheri- dan, G Brown, K. Dean. Fourth row—N. Eveland, P Buono, S. Walton, C. Hoffman, R. Cook, M A. Hoff- man, M Neu, B Emery, V. Schofield. Fifth row—D. Foreman, C. Cole, M. Hogue, P. Anderson, C. Betts, D. Barney, K. MacArthur, J. Vogt, K. Layton, H. Deck- er, M Skinner. Sixth row—A. Fucci, A Wessels, P Armstrong, C. Smith, B Brokaw, M. Hendee, C. Knapp, J. Musone, R DeLany, J. King, M. A. Kennedy, K Rjsse'l, P. Bath. Front row—M Goth, R Hanrahan, K. Leith, R. Kramer, J. Strickland, L Arcieri, J. Dunn, B Whalen, P. Brundu Second row—Mr. Castiglione, R Brewer, K Lewis, P Gozelski, J. Coddington, F. Jensen, D. Parsing, R Rosell, J. Wachter, J. Lewis, N. Flaitz, J. Barillo, K. Phil brick. Third row—J. Davis, J. McKay, J White, R Craig, R Coogan, J. Fisher, S. Simpson, W. Mosgrove, W. McMordie, T. Rink, G. Crowe, J. Prior, R. Maglier Fourth row—H. Lyke, E. Hartman, J. Wilkins, J. Kull, D. Kelly, R. Oyer, G Prior, J. Blackmer, G. Crowley, L Brundu, J. Albers, R Burnside, F. Mauro. Varsity Club Lorenzo Castiglione . Adviser Robert Hanrahan . President Kenneth Philbrick Vice President Norman Flaitz . . Secretary Raymond Maglier . Treasurer Thomas Rink . Sgt. at Arms 1955 saw the beginnings of a new organization, the Varsity Club. The only boys' group in the school, it has already become active in school affairs. Mem- bership is open to all boys who have earned a sports letter. During the second term, the members sponsored a Sports Night and an All Sports Banquet. They will continue to further athletic activities and good sportsmanship in the school. 70 Front row—E. Bash, C. Knapp, J. Webb, M. Clark, B. Brokaw, A. Fucci, B. Emory, M. VanScoter, C. Sherburne, P. Bash. Second row —V. Schofield, M Hoffman, C. Cole, S. Taylor, R Hillman, R. Henry, B. Shults, C. Smith, M. Hendee, A. Logan, M Smith. ThirJ row—S Walton, J. Vogt, K. Layton, N. Dickson, C. Sparro, P Anderson, P. Bennett, R. Jacobson, B Waters, A. Wessels, M Baird, M. Neu, R. Delaney, Mrs. Sheheen. Fourth row—N. Conner, C. Hoffman, B Robinson, S. Hansen, M Hogue, Mr Rink Girls’ Advanced Bowling League Grace Sheheen...........Adviser Millie VanScoter .... President Carol Sherburne .... Secretary Peggy Bash............Treasurer M. Clark, B. Emery, B. Brokaw, C. Knapp, J. Webb, D. Nicholson, E. Bash, A. Fucci...............Captains Two girls' bowling leagues were in operation again this year. The Advanced Bowling League, sanc- tioned by the National Bowling Council, is made up of the more experienced bowlers of H.H.S. The Beginners Bowling League, also affiliated with the American Junior Congress and the National Bowling Council, functions primarily for girls par- ticipating in bowling for the first time. The girls Girls’ Beginners Bowling League Grace Sheheen............Adviser Monica Egmond .... President Carole Sheridan .... Secretary Carole Secondo .... Treasurer A. Horvat, E. Burlingame, M. Bayley, A. Lacy, N. Remchuck, E. Dodd..................Captains ham to bowl and get experience in this league, then go on to the advanced league the next year. This year teams from both leagues entered the Na- tional Mail-O-Graphic tournament in March and the No ional Mixed Doubles tournament. The top ten bo ’ers of the advanced league went to Corning in March to represent Hornell in the county tourna- ment. Front row—C. Secondo, M. Horvat, A. Lacy, N. Remchuk, E Dodd, M. Bailey, E Burl ngame, M Egmond. Second row—E. Pred- more. N. Neu, A. Congdon, A. DeGaetano, 5. Conway, D. Colli, B Bailey, S. Shannon, P Relosky, N Newton, A. Gleason, P. Mos- grove Third row—L. McLean, J. Harwood, J. Potter, M Clancy, P. Generalli, R Griswo'd, B Bender. Fourth row—S. Wagner, L. Bash, S. Gray, C. Sheridan, L. Bailey, M. Rowe, J. Fahrenholz, P. Dow, G. Allen, Mrs. Sheheen. Elliott M. Hartman . Adviser Tom Rink .... President Dale Pollinger . Vice President Marion Brewer . . Secretary Ray Maglier . . . Treasurer T. Rink, M. Brewer, D. Pollinger, R. Brewer, G. Padden, R. Maglier . . . Captains Front row—D. Pollings, T. Rink, R Maglier, M Brewer, G. Padden. Second row—F. Jen- jen, F. Cortese, J. Earle, R. Kramer. J. Mo� - grove, N. Herr Neckar, W. Watt, third row —R. Burnside, J. Guild, T. Raiih, J. Smith, R. Arcieri, R Ebner, M. McGregor, J. Rem- chuk, E. Croston, T. Beard, N. LaVarnway. Boys’ Bowling League This year's Boys' Bowling League had an unusually eventful season. The boys rolled their regular games at the Seneca Alleys, but also bowled a mixed doubles tournament with the girls' league at the Deluxe Alleys. The league sent its eight highest average bowlers to the county tournament held at Corning. There the boys won three of four possible honors. The doubles team composed of Fred Jensen and Jim Remchuck placed first in the county. Tom Raish, Dale Pollinger, George Padden, Marion Brewer, and Tom Rink, composing the five-man team, won this division for Hornell High for the eighth consecutive time. The two above teams went to Rochester on April 2 to represent the county and school in the sec- tionals. Sport Snaps—Bowling, Tumbling, Baskatball and Soccer. 72 Flashbacks Top left—Charadas; Van Order and Karl; ????; Junior Day; Eating the profit (Craig, Ormsby). Middje left—Remember? Mary Lou, Leona, Rose; Marshmallow world—L. Bash, M. Bash, R. Coddington, C. Sherourne, G. Braunschweiger, C. Brown; Toot-toot; The good ole days; Umm— good; n the good ole summertime; The twins. 73 Our Patrons .. . The members of the year book staff would like to thank the following patrons for their financial aid in publishing our book: GERTRUDE A. CLARK DR. C. E. PATTI DR. RICHARD E. TRAVIS DR. A. B. STANTON DR. J. H. SULLIVAN DR. RALPH JANELLO DR. J. J. GRIFFIN VEDO CANDIELLO NUGENT BURKE JOSEPH R. CULLEN GEORGE L. LA FARO NICHOLAS J. CHANGOSE HAROLD F. LIEB C. EVERETT SHULTS JOHN J. HOREY SHERMAN B. SHULTS DR. KENNETH T. ROWE DR. GORDON C. STENHOUSE DR. MARIO ARGENTIERI DR. EDWARD M. AURINGER DR. JOHN KELLY DR. W. J. MAC FARLAND DR. J. RAYMOND KELLY DR. CHARLES A. ROSE DR. WILLIAM J. TRACY DR. A. RABIN DR. JAMES J. YANICK 74 Compliments of Your 54 - 55 STUDENT COUNCIL Alma Mater T s better to be humble and work together than to be great and work alone. Jane Eddy,'52 OFFICERS Vice President President Treasurer George Phillips Joseph Reville Ken Philbrick Advisers Sgt. at Arms Mr. Sidney L. MacArthur Secretary David Wolfanger Mr. Donald R. Alderman Sheila Smith 75 THE DIPSON THEATERS Compliments of MAJESTIC McHALE ELECTRIC and HORNELL 127 Canisteo St. Our compliments to the CLASS of '55 with Best Wishes for P Good Luck, Good Health H u N Long Life in a World 2610 of Peace A. Di Edwardo, Mgr. Stern and Stern Textiles, Inc. 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FRANK B. PECK CO. MURRAY STEVENS STEUBEN COUNTY'S LARGEST CLOTHIERS Established 38 Broadway Telephone 1920 Federation Building 12 Hornell, New York Compliments of HORNELL AUTO SUPPLY PHONE 2302 58 BROADWAY HORNELL. N.Y. Compliments of KOSKIE MUSIC CO. 131 MAIN ST. HORNELL. N.Y. Compliments of MERRILL HOSIERY Bank St. Hornell, N.Y. 82 THE MEN'S SHOP THE VOLCANO 55 Erupts with HORNELL Best Wishes BATH To the DANSVILLE SENIORS Compliments from TODAY'S SECRETARIES OF TOMORROW J. LAPI AN A Blue Ribbon for 3 Successive Years 126 MAIN ST. HORNELL. N.Y. Compliments of Compliments of HORNELL ICE CREAM AND CANDY CO. CARUSO'S GROCERY MARY FUCCI, Prop. 95 RIVER ST. PHONE 2032 Compliments of PETE'S GROCERY Compliments of FLORENCE ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO.. INC. 53 STATE ST. HORNELL, N.Y. Wholesale Supplies Fixtures 283 CANISTEO ST. 38 Years of Top Quality Service PINE STREET GROCERY MODERN CLEANERS LAUNDERERS PHONE 1313 191-197 CANISTEO ST. Complete Line of Groceries, Meat and Produce R. G. CLASS. Prop. PHONE 1737 FREE DELIVERY Compliments ol Compliments of GOFF and RAISH 31-D 105 Canisteo St. Hornell, N.Y. 83 Compliments of Hornell Automobile Dealers Association Pontiac Plymouth Cadillac Ford Studebaker Chrysler Dodge Buick Nash Packard Chevrolet Oldsmobile BROADWAY ELECTRIC SHOP Compliments of 48 Seneca St. CHARLIE CUTLER Hornell. N.Y. Compliments of MAIN FURNITURE CO. ABBY JOSEPH'S AL NABOISEK BILLIARD PARLOR For Recreation 37 Seneca St. Hornell, N.Y. and Amusement Phone 2100 84 LESTER'S FLOWERS 162 MAIN STREET Compliments of MATTIE'S I I BROADWAY HORNELL, N.Y. Anyone Can Play the WURLITZER SPINNETTE ORGAN See it at FLETCHER PIANOS North Hornell Best Wishes from W LE A 1480 on every radio dial presenting HORNELL HI-TIME Compliments of BERT A. BUSH JEWELERS Official Erie Time Inspectors 62 MAIN ST. PHONE 1833 Compliments of D. C. CAB CO. 2039 Compliments of A P SUPER MARKET Hornell, N.Y. Compliments of STODDARD-WHITE AGENCY 122 MAIN ST. HORNELL. N.Y. PAUL’S BARBER SHOP 198 MAIN ST. CORNER OF MAIN ST. S HAKES AVE. It Pays to Look Well Best Wishes to the Class of '55 from the Einsteins of FRESHMAN CLASS Congratulations from 24-C Keith McLean Gwendolyn Brown Robert Burnett Nancy Conner Mary Ann Deegan Philip Evans Peter Galbo Lora Goff Carol Hoffman Daniel Kennedy David Lemon Mrs. Gene Matacale John Clark William Mosgrove Helen Orvis Dale Pollinger Anthony Roselli Lois Seaman Marilyn Smith Carole Stevens Rachel Whalen Robert Hanrahan Carney Compliments of ALBERTO YOUR HAIRDRESSER 85 Compliments of 20-A DON L. SHARP CO. QUALITY SHOES THE RECORD BREAKERS Congratulations from THE SPIROGYRA S at 23-B Compliments of PIXLEY'S CURTAIN AND DRAPERY SHOP 24 CANISTEO ST. Compliments of Congratulations to A. W. THORPE CLASS of 1955 Contractor from the Officers Sheet Metal - Roofing - Heating and Directors Air-Conditioning of the Systems for Homes Hornell High School 44 Cass St. Hornell, N.Y. Phone 376 Alumni Association WILKIN'S GULF SERVICE Compliments of CORNER SENECA AND GENESEE STS. DEE'S for Diamonds HORNELL. N.Y. 101 MAIN STREET PHONE 1997 Best Wishes from Compliments of 23-C GRIFFIN GENERAL TIRE lo CLASS of '55 SERVICE INC. 86 Compliments of HUNT'S CLOTHING STORE Phone 2318 47 Broadway Hornell, N.Y. SEARS ROEBUCK and CO. Your Sporting Goods Center 181 Main St. Hornell. N.Y. Congratulations CLASS of '55 from CLARK'S GULF SERVICE We ere always At Your Service DISTRIBUTORS FOR Gulf Gasoline, Motor Oils, Lubricants, Kerosene, Fuel Oil, Diesel Fuels, Tires, Batteries and Accessories Bulk Plants Located at 189 SENECA ST. 203 W. MORRIS HORNELL. N.Y. BATH. N.Y. PHONE 1321 PHONE 1266 Best Wishes to Compliments of the Class of '55 . CAMEO SHOP WINEBURG and GLEASON, INC. 1 00 Main Street Hornell, N.Y. Char-Neil Corner Main Church Compliments of C. C. MULHOLLEN SONS Chartered Bus Service Local Trucking Gas, Oil, Tires Light Repairs 194 Seneca St. Hornell, N.Y. 87 Though you are leaving, dear Seniors Compliments of Don't be grieving, dear Seniors Remember us slaving, THE JOANLY SHOP While you are creating Those millionaire fortunes of yours! Compliments of Compliments of 22D A FRIEND Compliments of ROSS C. NEAL Compliments of INSURANCE HORNELL CANISTEO — HOMEROOM TOPS DINER 34 BROADWAY HORNELL. N.Y. 33-B Best Wishes to Compliments of THE CLASS OF ‘55 GENERAL PARTS SERVICE SIGMA PHI RHO SORORITY 242-246 Canisteo St. Hornell, N.Y. Gifts Handbags COOK’S Jewelry Accessories 157 MAIN ST. Compliments of May the future classes DELUXE ALLEYS of H.H.S. live without us from DUNN'S DEPENDABLE DRUGS MAIN BROADWAY PHONE 1068 The Number 1 Senior Homeroom 11-B 88 GIRLS’ Hl-Y E. L. LAWRENCE Congratulations to Watchmaker Jeweler THE GRADUATES OF 1955 117 Canisteo Street Hornell, N.Y. FAMILY DRUGGIST SINCE 1904 Congratulations and HARVEY CAREY INC. Best Wishes to Registered Pharmacist on Class of 1955 duty at all times HORNELL ROTARY 83 Main Street Hornell, N.Y. CLUB For the Best in Quality Artistry Best Wishes to IT’S The Class of '55 JAMES FLOWERS Compliments of For Over 35 Years 21 -D 149 Main Street Hornell, N.Y. AUTO SPECIALIZED Best Wishes SERVICE from 32 Cass Street Hornell, N.Y. Phone 1089 21-A Magnetos, Starters. Carburetors, Generators, Distributors, Fuel Pumps, Speedometers, Voltage Regulators Windshield Wipers, Ignition Tune-up 89 Compliments of Best Wishes to the McDERMOTT'S CLASS of 1955 Friendly Mobilgas Service 179 Seneca St. ADELPHI A (Head of Adsit St.) SORORITY MARKET BASKET MAPLE CITY CLEANERS Compliments of 95 BROADWAY STEVE ROWE HORNELl, N.Y. PHONE 199-J There Never Was A Bad ALSCO SOUTHERN Man Thai Had Ability TIER HEATING CO. for Good Service Edmund Burke Aluminum Awnings, Aluminum Windows and Doors GIRLS' SERVICE CLUB Air Conditioners Tile and Linoleum Best Wishes from Compliments of WEIL'S STATIONERY 25-C 124 MAIN ST. HORNELL, N.Y. Compliments of FIRST IN HORNELL GLENWOOD MILK BAR W WH G Pride of the Sth Ward 321 Canisteo St. Phone 2283 FM 105.3 AM 1320 90 AAA Emergency Road Service CARPENTER SUNOCO SERVICE PHONE 2299 24 HOUR SERVICE TRACY JONES Compliments of 14-C CHURCH STREET LUMBER YARD ELEANOR YOUNG KNIT SHOP KNITTING ACCESSORIES PHONE 27 YARN NEEDLEWORK Compliments of Dependable Building Service JEANNE'S BEAUTY SHOP Compliments of Compliments of KIRK'S FASHION SHOP FINE MILLINERY SPORTSWEAR Budget Priced for You 166' MAIN ST. PHONE 2395-W HORNELL Compliments of LODGE REPPLE'S MARKET OF Compliments of JOHN A. LAWRANCE ELKS MAIN UNION STS HORNELL, N.Y. No. 364 AMERICANNA BEAUTY SALON ALL FIELDS OF COSMETOLOGY 43 MAIN ST. PHONE 308 91 OPPOSITE THE SCHOOL SENECA AGARD UPHOLSTERING SHOP RADIO TELEVISION APPLIANCES Furniture rebuilt by skilled workmen. 30 CHURCH ST. PHONE 936-W MARION'S BEAUTY SHOP Beauty is our Business FRAN AND MARION MAHER 196 Main St. Hornell, N.Y. Phone 738-W TUTTLE ROCKWELL Steuben County's Largest Department Store Over 75 Years of Dependable Service For COOKING REFRIGERATION WATER HEATING HOME HEATING USE GAS Fast - Clean - Economical EMPIRE GAS FUEL COMPANY, INC. Compliments of Compliments of WEYAND’S BAKERY RICHARD CARUSO 266 CANISTEO ST. WHOLESALE PRODUCE 92 SHERWOOD AND WILSEY 66 BROADWAY PHONE 707 Compliments of SENECA LUNCH 15 SENECA STREET Compliments of Compliments of BENJAMIN BEAR COOK'S FAMILY MARKET CLASS OF 1922 57 E. WASHINGTON ST. Best of Luck and Success Best Wishes to the Class Graduates 1955 THE CLASS OF 1957 Compliments of 31-C 30-D Compliments of BENNETT'S SERVICE Compliments of STATION CLANCY'S GROCERY STORE 141 SENECA ST. PHONE 1484 Congratulations from the Class of Compliments from NOT Tommy Dorsey NOT Jimmy Dorsey 34-D BUT Miss Dorsey and her little Dorseys Compliments of NORTH HORNELL Compliments WHOLESALE CO. THE MAPLE STAFF GRAY'S N. HORNELL FLATIRON PT. 93 Best Wishes to the CLASS of '55 Compliments from the GIRLS' ATHLETIC of COUNCIL SEE PHIL ROCKWELL MacBRIDES for RELIABLE INSURANCE Landman Building Room 9 Phone 45 RAYMOND CALLAHAN General Insurance Congratulations 147 Main St. Phone 248 to the Hornell, N.Y. CLASS of '55 Best Wishes to the THREE MUMMERS CLASS of '55 B ETH ESDA CLUB HOSPITAL 94 Congratulations to the one and only CLASS of 'SS from LORRY'S LITTLE LIONS 10-A Printers Publishers Bookbinders Electrotypers Printers for the ’55 MAPLE LEAF F. A. Owen Publishing Co. Dansville, N.Y. Memory Studio and Camera Shop Your Yearbook Photographer 23 Main Street 95 96 ALMA MATER A song of praise is always in our hearts, It speaks of love that's true; Our kindest thoughts we'll ever set apart For dear old red and blue— Alma Mater, school that we esteem Dear to us you seem; Hail thy honor, May it live in greatness, Bringing fame unequaled to H.H.S.