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

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Nano Lou Conner Sance A lovely smile. just to know her is worth while” . . . attractive, efficient. Frederick Cook Fred True success only to thtwe who |o their bent” . . . mannerly. Edward E. Colburn Ed Small in size but great in deeds . . . carefree. Robert Cole Bob A scientist and musician, mad. but ingenious . . . mischievous. James Gerald Congelli Coots Heware the fury of a patient man . . . amicable chap. Carol Ann Dailey Red Small, but so is dynamite . . . carrot lop. James Davis Beaver 'Happy am I, from care I am free, why aren’t they contented like me” . . . loads of fun. Mary Ann Deegan Mary Ann Her hair is not more sunny than her heart” . . . sugar and spice. Lyle Dale Crosby Pee Wee Study makes one worse for wear. My car runs, that’s all I care” . . . Happy go lucky. Donald II. Crow ley Don The man of independent mind” . . . flashy. Frederick J. Curran Che 8 Make hay while the sun shines . . . dashing rogue. Margaret Cosgrove R Vt V Words come tripping, tumbling, but ever coming . . . fragile. 27

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Phillip Carl Breunle Phil Our credit’s built on things we do . . . always smiling. Robert Brewer Sharon Brown Big Deal Sharon The world delights in one Silence is more eloquent who plays his own part” than words . . . neat. . . . prankster. Luciano Brundu Lai A good worker with the combination of cleverness and idealism that makes the artist . . . temperamental. Mary Agnes Brunskill Mary “Goodness is easier to recognize than to define . . . captivating personality. Steven M. Burdett Steve “leisure is wealth : never in a hurry . . . angular. Charles Burlingame Chilly Good will is the mightiest, practical force in the world . . . jovial. Raymond W. Burnett Hay Silence is a true friend that never betrays” . . . cheerful. Robert Milton Burnside Bet'nie A truer friend could not la- found if you would search the world round . . . funster. Deanne J. Clancy Deanne A cheery grin, a quick hello, these things tell us whv we like her so . . . full of vim. Erma L. Cleveland Erma Her ways are ways of pleasantness . . . tiny. Mary Jo Colamarino Mary Jo A pretty girl is like a melody . . . delightful, radiant. 26

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Thomas Delaney Tom “A man of courage never wants a weapon” . . . unique. Nicholas DeSanto Kick “They ran conquer who believe they can” . . . the Latin type. Nancy Lee Dickson Kancc “The fairest garden in her looks. an ) in her mind the wisest books” . . . dainty, frank. Paul Hugo Duke “A happy heart and carefree spirit” . . . sharp. James Francis Eveland Capolootsic The force of his own merit makes his way” . . . peppy. Beverly Jean Don Ion Dev A very pleasant and energetic classmate” . . . impish. Joann Dugo J ounie “She does her best with willing zest” . . . ready smile. Sandra Ann Egger Sand y “And her sunny locks hang on her temple like a golden fleece” . . . demure. Philip linger Evans Dear foot Life’s no longer if we hurry : the world’s no belter if we worry” . . . devilish. Norman Flaitz Stash No thought have 1 but one. and that. egad, is fun . . . stocky. David M. Fletcher Dave Radical thoughts, conservative actions” . . . inquisitive. Feter N. (ialhn Pete A merry gentleman with a merry twinkle in his eye” . . . flashy smile. 28