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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1957 volume:

• ••ftfMtr HMia i'aiiiiiitii 75 COMME WCEMEWT I SSUE THE 1957 MAPLE LEAF PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS HORNELL HIGH SCHOOL HORNELL N. V A MESSAGE • • • FROM THE STAFF This year has been one of the great- est and most eventful years of our lives. Although it has meant many hours of hard work, our senior year has also given us wonderful times. After grad- uation, we won't be seeing very much of our classmates again; thus we hope that this yearbook will retain many memo- ries of “swell times and close friend- ships in Hornell High. Harold “Squirt Lyke 3 My brief remarks are intended as a sincere congratulation to the seniors of the Class of 1957, and also as a limited road map as you journey along the highway of life and success. If you want to be sure of not failing on your journey, then determine to be a success. Robert J. Johnson 4 DEDICATION NELLIE M. DICKINSON For your patience, friendliness, and understanding as our teacher and coun- selor, we dedicate to you, this book. The Staff 5 MATHEMATICS Rolph J. Peltz Marillo Von Gelder Richard M. Guinane SCIENCE Lorenzo Castiglione Elizabeth J. Schurr Margaret A. Haggerty Charles M. Eddy Mark T. O'Neil Virginia Hussong LANGUAGE Nellie Dickinson Mary Fennelly Ada Cornue ENGLISH Josephine Ciancoglini Mary Colemon HOMEMAKING Fredo Skinner Marion Wagner Lindsay Grove Mary Carney Mary A. Gallagher Margaret Neild Betty L. Rathbun i Elaine Hritz BUSINESS Joseph Adomonis Michael J. Durso Harriett Mattoon Marie Olds INDUSTRIAL PHYSICAL EDUCATION Elliott M. Hartman Joreen Mallory MUSIC James Hover III Genette Brocken 11 Leroy Kimmel Louis Lavonier Gordon DeLair Cosimo LaCorte Janet Scott Paul C. Rohver Helen S. Humphrey Ruth Furlong SPECIAL DEPARTMENTS Dr. Ferguson Elizabeth Oregon Mildred Kimmel Kenneth Blakeslee Edith VonOrsdole Margoret Jones CITIZENSHIP EDUCATION Alice P. Lovonier Virginia Cullen 8E-80P'S FACULTY FABLES Once upon a wintry day, a young man named Bobbie Von Dorsey kissed his sweet- heart, a lovely young thing named Marilla Mattoon, good-bye and set out to check his traps in a nearby Grove. He promised her he'd return before she set his supper, but Schurr enough he was late in coming and girls Durso worry. So little Marilla set out for the nearby Grove to find her sweetheart. She was Schurr someone had Dunham wrong. She was right, too, for coming upon him she sow a huge figure beating him. Don't hurt him Hussong of a gun , she cried, Have a Hartman . At this the villain turned to Lasher, but she Neild and begged him to leave them alone. O'Neil all you want, I'll leave you alone any- way , cried the villain, for he knew they'd be Snowden for days. Once alone, the two sweet- hearts strained their ears for hope of hearing someone coming to their rescue, but they could hear only the Repple of the wind in the trees. Good old Humphrey Pennyworth Fennel- ly found them with the aid of his Cornue (for all you cats who don't dig, that's Latin for horn) and his faithful Scott (ch) terrier Rohver. He threw my Peltz in the Eddy , Bobby cried. So Humphrey Castiglione and recovered the Peltz. Here, he said, you take my Olds and about Furlongs from here, you'll find the Sheriff. Tell him to send a man out here to help me track the crook. I'll Stadelman comes . Thanks said Bobbie. Don't thank me, thank yer girl. A Gallegher is pretty handy to have around , said Humphrey. So Bobbie and Marilla walked away with the setting sun falling gently on the bright Sheheen of the Peltz. The moral of this story is; Hoover you are, let me Adamonis you. If you are like the afore mentioned couple, you may be able to Livonier love, but you'll never make the Hritz and you'll never keep up with the Jones.' Therefore, when your fifteen kids start screaming M.A.H. and the bill col- lectors are Cullen on the phone, remember, Alderman in the world can have money, but you hove to work like the Dickinson to find a sweetheart. So no matter how tough life seems, even if you're a Coleman in a mine, things could be worse, you could be a teacher! RHYTHM ROUND UP Walk Hand In Hand....................... Young And Foolish....................... Young At Heart.......................... The Paper Boy............................. You Are My Sunshine..................... Let Me Hear You Whisper................. I'll Never Know......................... Money Tree, The......................... Rock A Bye My Baby...................... Young Love.............................. Mama, Teach To Me To Dance.............. Two Different Worlds.................... Memories Are Made Of This............... Sisters................................. Why Don't You Believe Me?............... Don't Be Cruel.......................... I Believe............................... It Only Happens When I Dance With You. Moments To Remember..................... One In A Million........................ Every Road Must Have A Turning.......... The Sand And The Sea.................... The Happy Whistler...................... Bus Stop Song........................... Happiness Street........................ Heaven On Earth......................... Learnin' My Latin....................... Rain, Rain, Rain,....................... ............Don and Dona ..................Freshmen ...............,...Seniors ...............Jim Deegan .......................Jude ................Miss Neild The boy's trips to Corning ...........Student Council ................Mr. Durso ............Jim and Barb .................Bob Egan ........Classic and home ...........Our senior year ........Monica and Elaine ......................Morty .......Faculty to students .........I'll graduate??? ................Sore feet!! ...............'53 to '57 ..............Mr. Johnson .......5th marking period ...........The junior prom ...............Mr. Rohver .............Gary Crowley ....A corridor on 1st floor ...........Our Senior Ball ..............Mrs. Cornue ........Hornell vs. Olean 14 Robert J. Johnson Principol Mary Louise Bash Valedictorian Patricia Smith Salutatorian TOP TEN STUDENTS CLASS OF '57 Front Row; Judith Sherman, Sandra Scott, Ann House, Nora Shirley. Second Row; Williom Pearson, Bonnie Brokew, Robert J. Johnson, Principal, Harold Lyke Ab- sent; Mary Frances McNelis 16 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President.........................Cary Crowley Vice-President..........James O'Connor Secretory........................James Casey Treasurer.......................Gerald Crowe Gerard Raymond Ahearn Jerry Quiet type — usually seen bug- ging around town in '51 Studie. Josephine Antonelli Peonut Future concert pianist — but enjoys boogy-woogy too. Bruce William Ahrens Bruce Friendly, easy come, eosy go guy. Leah June Allyn Leoh Laughable, likeable — jet black hair. Richard A. Argcntieri Rich Carefree, worries ore toboo in his life. Mary Louise Armstrong Mary Lou Quiet and sweet, very enthusi- astic, member of band. Helen Marie Askins Helen An osset to H.H.S. — quiet end easy going. Mary Louise Bash Peggy Vivacious to soy the least — the best in the H.H.S. Bond Cornet Section, terrific per- sonality. Melvin Bash Melvin Is he really shy? Such o charm- ing smile. Joseph Carl Beaver Joey Quiet and warm personality — does himself proud in band. Lois Roe Bossard Lois Worm personality, usually seen driving around town in Big M , with Martha and Patsy — Bill is her one and only. Jack L. Brown Brownie A smile for everyone — gives teachers a hard time?? Dona Lee Barney Dona Alwoys smiling, petite, likes boys. Mary Sandra Beckerman Becky Better late thon never. Likes to play golf, nice smile for everyone. Susanne Bossard Sue Canisteo's gift to H.H.S. — sweet and vivacious. Lee K. Brasted Lee Brainy Future Former of Amer- ica, loves the greot out of doors. Bonnie Joy Brokaw Bonnie Bundle of Joy — brains and beauty are only two of her best characteristics. Stanley L. Brown Stem Terrific sense of humor, loves to hunt. Theodore Lusk Brown Teddy Always enjoys o good lough — Lob. Technician ot St. James. Joyce Bryan Joyce Mrs. Repple's secretory, very attractive. Margaret Arlene Brown Pug Always laughing and keeping everyone happy. Nancy Lee Callaghan Noncy Half-day student, frequents Woolworths and Alfred-Almond. Rona Burnard Rona Poised, distinguished and full of English pep. Keith Eugene Coddington Slewfoot Diligently studies joke books, Mrs. Rathbun's pride and joy. 20 Walter James Canfield Willie Drives a wicked Ford, seen with Greenie and the boys John Patrick Casey Hungry Personality tops — alwoys faithful to the 5th word. Carole Ann Clifford Carole Sophisticated lass, great organ- izer of our class. Alice Regino Congdon Alice Quiet, but always a smile, only one guy for her. C. Eugene Croston Eugene Quiet but a smile for every- one. Likes a certain miss in 10-A. Ann Marie Congdon Ann Has a long wolk for herself. Quiet but friendly. Vivian Conkey Vivian Energetic but shy. Never pas- ses anyone by. Ann Lynnette Conklin Ann Hoils from the famous fifth. Seen usually with Larry. Mary Jeanne Cook Jeanne Rose Ann Daniels Rose One of the cute blondes from H.H.S. Likes Wayland. Good things come in small packages — efficient secre- tary. 21 Gerald R. Crowe Joe Miss VonGelder's pride and joy. One of our best athletes, seen with Barillo and the boys. Gary Crowley Gars Basketball star of H.H.S Our class leader. Just right for Sally. Jack Eugene Curtis Jack Another 5th worder. Quiet ond rodio crazy. r David Dean ''Dave Quiet, but who knows!! Jim's other half. Carol Dingwell Carol Nerve soother —pleasant ac- quaintance. Ann Marie DeGaetano Ann Beautiful, beautiful brown eyes — a smile for every- one. Ruth Louise DeLany Ruth Lough and the world laughs with you — Protege of Mrs. Sheheen. Ann Marie DeRienzo Ann Modern snow white — vivoci- ous. Raymond R. Ebner Roy Strong silent type — Mrs. Lovonier's pride and joy. 2 2 Lawrence R. Dininny Larry Charming grin — tall mon with a crewcut. Patricia Ann Dow Pot Curly locks — another whizz from 10-B. Alene Carol Eaton Alene Vibront personality, everyone's friend. Monica Lee Egmond Chief Sporkling personality, peppy cheerleader, nice to know. Ruby Jeon Fuller Ruby Pleasing contagious grin, ol- ways in a rush. Beverly Jean Emery Beverly A halo of pretty locks — sportster. Ira Daniel Evans Ira Silence is golden — a true friend. Harvey Richard Eveland Harvey Oh those eyes! Fun is in store when you know Harvey. Noreen Sara Fairbank Nornie A charming newcomer — en- thusiastic band member. Joseph Grady Jay Never in a hurry — every- body's friend. 23 Francis Anthony Gallicchio Poncho A friend in need, is a friend indeed , liked by all who know him. Peter S. Gambino Peter Gumps Silent man at times, but usual- ly has plenty to say — joker. Doris Mac George Doris Busy little bee, pleasing per- sonality. Robert Grausgruber Bob'' Mon behind the wheel — restful air of tranquility. Sally Ann Gray Sally Converses with a smile — a friend to all. Gary Green Gory Bigness of heort os well os of size — everybody likes him. Jomes Milton Greene Robert W. Hammond Jim a Bob 24 Lawrence Karl Haley Lorry One of the soccer stors — hails from the famous fifth — seen with Ann. Dona Hammer Butchie Her eyes lough with her heort — such fun to know, ask Don! James Edward Hammer Jim Hayseed Presley — o new- comer from Rochester — ploys o mean trombone. Tall, dork, and handsome — alwoys seen laughing. Man with character — all good qualities combined in Bob. Muriel Hendcc Muriel She walks with queens —ar- tistic ability is only one of her many assets. Anne A. Horvat Anne Often serene os a blue lake, but more often bubbling over with talk like a brook. Ann Elaine House Ann Comment allez vousP — Sweet and petite. Billye Jane Harris Billye Dean W. Hovencamp Hovie Poise ond sophistication, Sugar is sweet and so is she. Toll and handsome —One of the boys. Elizabeth A. House Liz Strands of golden tresses com- plete the harmony of such an enjoyable personality. Nancy Lee Kull Nancy Quiet, but never dull — al ways in a hurry. 25 Rhoda Jacobson Rhodo Hers is a heart of gold and a personality to match — full of life. Donald Thomas Kelley Don Mr. Touchdown of H.H.S., great personality, good looks, capable student council presi- dent. Roberta Knapp Bobbie The quiet type? Still waters run deep. Nicholas Ivan LaVarnway Nick Quiet, nice to know, o hard worker. Thomas Leahy Howdy An osset to our closs — won- derful personality, everyone's friend. Kenneth Gary Leith Shadow Drives the gong around in his car — he's quiet but always wears a smile. Beverly Ann Lacy Bev A woman's crowning glory is her hair — energetic. Michael Francis Lorec Tree Handsome as on actor, witty os o comedion — a swell guy. Have you ever been across the sea to Ireland? Donald James Logan Jim I'm not arguing with you, I'm telling you — talkative — likes o certain blonde. Michael Roger McCarthy Mike Music lover — dig thot crazy tuba ployer! What's Oleon got that Hornell doesn't? 26 Roger Charles Lorow Sam Who said he doesn't like school? — good natured and liked by all. Harold F. Lyke Squirt Industrious, handsome, busy all the while — our capable editor-in-chief, really tops. Kay MacArthur Kay Not a core in the world — active in sports and just about everything else. Jerry McKee Jerry Handsome is he, ond good as gold? — also talkotive, so I've been told. Lillis Catherine McLean Lillis Full of spirit, vim, ond vigor — big hearted, and has a wonderful sense of humor. Mary Frances McNelis Missy She's bright os a new penny. Sugor and spice ond every- thing nice. John Lawrence McDonald John Reserved — an honest man is the noblest work of God. Irene E. Mobley Irene Gentlemen prefer blondes — her laughter is like music. Brian L. Miller Brian He's another contribution from the Senior Closs to the H.H.S band. Carolyn A. Muchler Carolyn Tiny and neat as a pin. What's in Addison. Lois Ann Montgomery Lois One of those lucky girls — her shyness is attractive. Susan Eleanor Moore Sue Wisconsin's contribution to H. H.S. — easy to like. William Thompson Moss Tom Hails from Big Creek — a hard worker — hair os red as a fire engine. 27 Kathleen Mary Muchler Kathleen Her gifts ore mony, her weak- nesses few; seen with the rest of the girls. James O'Connor Oaky Success will be his in the fu- ture, his personality is catch- ing and pleasing. Marilyn J. Muchler Marilyn Carolyn's other half — per- sonality plus — clorinets ore sooo - enjoyoble! Jean Carmella Musone Jean Sunshine follows in her steps — one of the gang from the third ward. Marlene K. Neu Morlene A nicer girl you'll never find; she's a wonderful friend and a hard worker — Typical blonde? Norma Jeanine Neu Quiet, but what's behind that twinkle in her eyes? James Patti •• I:— Jim Humor without end; an all- around guy — cheerful smile, agrees with everybody, likes to tell stories? 28 James M. O'Heron Jim His eyes reveal his unexpressed thoughts, School is just one of those necessary evils. Madelyn Laurene Padden Madelyn Another of the chosen few; beauty and personality are given to just a handful. Alice M. Pascoe Alice Witty and clever; always willing to help. Miss Dunham's cap- able secretary. Mary Louise Pauly Mary Lou Her giggles are catching; a happy heart and a corefree spirit. Sue Ann Phillips Sue Her eyes are always smiling — pleasant and dependable. I William Richard Pearson Bill Future doctor; full of fun — seen with the rest of the gang. Howard P. Pebbles Howard Easy - going, never in o hurry — cool, calm, and collected, twerp Philip Michael Persing Flip Silence speaks of common sense — is thot why Phil isn't silent? Sara Catherine Phillips Solly Seen with Gary — to know her is to like her — thoughtful of others. Mory Helen Racalto Mary Her gentleness and poise foretell of o bright tomorrow - o giv- ing spirit . 29 Joan Helen Potter Joan Neat as a pin; although she is quiet, her eyes dance with mischief — sincere. Esther Ellen Predmore Esther Oh, that beautiful red hair! sweet and likeable - o whizz at bowling. Mary Immaculate Prisco Mory A true friend; faithful and hard working — she has o smile for all. James P. Rcmchuk Jim Is he always quiet? Blond full of fun. Fendora Rcnnclls Fendoro No one ever tries so hard - full of mischief - on the go. Patricia Lee Reynolds Pat Feminine and Swell — Likes to work with her hands. George Randall George His quietness speaks of an in- ner strength - always ready to help. Barbara Louise Robinson Borb Wit has she and slender form, Here's a heart that is always worm. Ruth Elaine Rhodes Ruthie Laughter dances in her eyes, on imp of mischief therein lies - vivocious. Donald Michael Schulitx Don Bright red hair and personality to go with his height. 30 Charles Joseph Rosclli Jr. Charlie Homer of H.H.S. - His is not to wonder why for he is one to always try. Ruth Ann Rosenkrans Ruth A quantity of goodness unsur- passed - graceful and talented. Karleen Russell Karleen A friendly personality - Of bad deeds she has heard but does not believe. Sandro Lee Scott Sandy When she speaks the angels listen — so talented and so modest. Sandra Lee Seaman Sandy Very friendly ond lots of fun, She's always there when work's to be done. Raymond Schwartz Ray Impetuous, bold, and so core- free. Here's a lad who's no mystery. Leona Barbara Severance Leona Quiet and shy. - A bright smile for everyone. Sharon Lee Shannon Sharon Frank ond honest, tho always kind. Shoron's o girl who speaks her mind. Sandra Lou Sheon Sandy To moke others happy is her creed. This she proves by word ond deed. I Frank Joseph Secondo Fronkie Sincerity is the mark of o truly great mon — hard work- ing ond faithful. Jerry Secondo Ox Never discouraged — always does what he sets out to do. His friends ond interests, quite a few. Judith Ann Sherman Judy As bright and sparkling as champagne. So vivacious ond energetic. Words of wisdom speaks she. 31 Elaine Ruth Sherman Eloine - Not seen too much — but none the less appreciated. Nora Ann Shirley Nora Industrious, wise and so sub- lime, she's always busy as the passing time. Corol Jean Smith Smitty Love and beauty walk hand in hand, she is the foirest in the land. Jean Frances Sick Jeanie Dignity and a calm serenity — capable, dependable, and like- able, to always her best — she is certain to do. Sharon Silsby Sharon A gamin grin, a devilish oir, always for others, she does core. Robert Karl Simms Professor Enthusiastic scientist, But why? Nancy Lou Singleton Nance On her lips, a song, and in her heart, only sunshine dwells. Thomas James Smith Smitty Likes those out of town girls — drives a solid gold Cadillac. 32 Jacqueline L. Smith Jackie Larry's girl, a lovely smile al- ways upon her face. Patricia Ann Smith Potsy Her loveliness is of the spring- time, queen of all queens, delicate and so petite, Sol's girl. Sidney R. Smith Sid Door jammer, lost cause of SSBL — pesky and a tease. Joseph Bickcrton Spcndlovc Joe Man of distinction, smokes o pipe. William Spicer Bill Easy goin', just o movin along — strong and steady. John Joseph Spiwak Bugs Silent Frenchman, Trent's body- guard. Carol Ann Spencer Spence Cute and perky, bonbons on red velvet. James Stadelman Harry A dashing hero — a gallant lad, here is one who is never sad, liked by the girls. Gary Lee Sprague Garce Little walking doll — The band couldn't do without him — he plays a wailing melody. Donald J. Travis Don Smoll but mighty — a great saver of words. 33 Donald O. Stewart Don Hard working, he will go far, and how he loves his little car. Pierre Stillman Pete Friendly quietness, but not os quiet as he looks — a man of action. James Sullivan Piggy Oh-the luck of the Irish, and the air of a born diplomat — another 5th warder. Harold A. Treat Nick Quiet but a smile for everyone. Likes Ann. Jim Trentanelli Trent In o world full of trouble, his calmness soothes us oil. Janice Vogt Jonice A diligent member of the staff — efficiency plus and a merry laugh. Melvin E. Travis Mel This Travis called Mel is quite a guy, Never let it be said that he didn't try. Lowell Walker Curly Though not loud spoken, his voice is heard — and there is wisdom in every word. James Frederick Wachter Dad (Hot-rod), reol cool thinker; fast on the basketball court. Ann Elizabeth Wessels Annie A glowing vitality and a lov- ely smile, energetic and copable all the while. 34 Martha Anne Walton Ponter A worm and tender heart forth- right, a loyol ond devoted friend. Beverly Anne Woters Bev Worthy of much praise, Re- served though she is said to be, she'll never stop till victory. William M. Watt Watty To Bill we all do tip our hots, he's tops you see — and that is that. DORIS M. WHITE Doris Independent—lots of go, Doris is o girl to know. ROBERT F. WILLIAMS Bob Smile for everybody, blushes easy? LINDA ANN WILLEY Lindo Upon the flute this girl does sing, she's shy, but sweet, likes everything. FREDERICK WIRTH Fred Silence is sometimes more pow- erful thon words. HENRY L. GHENTS CLASS WILL ROBERT J. SHANNON We, the Class of '57, being of sound mind and able body, (despite the efforts of our faculty to educate us) wish to leave behind a few of our many abilities and characteristics in order that the atmosphere of Hornell High may not suffer any drastic changes. We hereby give: To Evy Lou Dodd—Alice's Cleverness sense of humor To Joe Clancy—Bob Hammond's generosity To the McNelis Boys—John Casey's 5th ward spirit To Judy Carter—Kay's carefree ways To Pete Babcock—Pete Stillman's shyness To Ann Gleason—Patsy's voice To Dave Guenther—Jim Stadelman's money To Shirley Wolf—Muriel's boyish laughter To Sal Fiscina—Don Kelley's place in the backfield To Gloria O'Toole—Peanuts' piano To Bob Egan—a trophy case for his gold sliver To Kathy McKay—the food in Brownie's locker To George Connell—Locker No. 6 To Martha Northrup—Peggy's golden coronet To Phil Hartley—A trip to Paris To Miss Schurr—a brother for Percival To Mike Hornbeck—Jim Patti's Seat in Student Council To Steve McHale—Weissmuller's swimming ability To Miss VanCelder—monogrammed permanent pink slips To Mrs. Humphrey—a 4th period Problems Class that isn't a problem To Future Cheerleaders—Chief's pep and school spirit Witnessed by: Johnny Hancock Ceorgie Woshingpound Jimmy Cladison Gerald Francis Hawk Curly Monroe Bobby Taylor 35 SENIOR ACTIVITIES Gerard Ahearn Senior Cords and Announcements Com- mittee Bruce Ahrens Freshman Science Club; Audio-Visual Club 3,4, President 4; National Forensic League 4; Senior Cards and Announcements Com- mittee Leah Allyn French Club 1,2,3; Archery Club 1,2; Choir 1; Library Club 2,3; Three Mum- mers Club 4; Volleyball 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2,3; Golf 2; Senior Cap and Gown Com- mittee; Tomorrow's Nurses Club 4 Sandra Amidon Band 1,2,3,4; Signal Horizon Club 2,3; Future Teachers Club 3,4; Badminton 1,3 Carol Amphlett Choir, Sigrtol Horizon Club 2; Senior Cap and Gown Committee Josephine Antonclli Girls' Hi-Y 3,4; Junior Day Committee; Senior Cards and Announcements Com- mittee Richard Argentieri Jayvee Football 1; Wrestling 1; Volcano Staff 4; Junior Election Committee; Senior Banquet Committee Mory Louise Armstrong Freshman Science Club; Band 1.2,3,4; Sigria Horizon Club 3,4; Girls' Service Club 3,4; Badminton 2,3; National Honor Society 4; Senior Day Committee; Tomor- row's Nurses 4, Treasurer 4. Helen Askins Volleyboll 1; Badminton 2,3; Senior Day Committee James Barillo Varsity Club 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 3,4; Joyvee Football 2; Varsity Football 3,4; Jayvee Basketball 1; Varsity Bosketball 2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1,3, Vice President 3; Volcano Staff 4; Vice Presi- dent of Class 3; President of Homeroom 1,3 Dona Barney Three Mummers Club 2,3,4; Girls' Athletic Council 2,3,4; Tanda Horizon Club 3; Basketball 1,2,3; Volleyboll 1,2,3; Bad- minton 1,2,3; Soccer 1,2; Softboll 1,3; Band 1,2; Treasurer of Homeroom 1; Junior Doy Committee; Senior Cap and Gown Committee Mary Louise Bash Band 1,2,3,4; Freshmon Science Club; Girls' Athletic Council 2,3,4, Vice President 4, Three Mummers Club 1,2,3; Girls' Serv- ice Club 3,4; Notional Honor Society 3.4, Vice President 4; Signal Horizon Club 2,3, 4, President 2, Secretory 4; Bowling League 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 2, Captain 3, Treasurer 4; Soccer 1,2; Basketball 1,2,3,4, Captain 3; Softball 1,2,3,4; Badminton 1,2,3,4; Volleyboll 1,2,3,4; Speed-a-woy 3; Mople Leaf, Write-ups Editor; National Forensic League 4, Vice President 4; Senior Ball Committee; Tomorrow's Nurses 4 36 Melvin Bash Band 1; Senior Cop and Gown Committee Joseph Beaver Band 1,2,3,4; Jayvee Football 2; Senior Cop and Gown Committee Sandra Beckerman Tanda Horizon Club 2,3; Signal Horizon Club 4; Three Mummers Club 4; Notional Forensic League 4; French Club 4; Bad- minton 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Bowling League 3,4, Softboll 3,4; Speed-a-woy 4; Senior Doy Committee Lois Bossard Freshman Science Club, Melior Horizon Club 1; Shorthand Club 3, President 3; Student Council 3; Maple Leaf Staff; Basketball 1, Captam 1; Badminton 1; Softball 1; Senior Ploy; Senior Ball Com- mittee Sue Bassard Volleyball 3,4; Commercial Club 4; Senior Banquet Committee; Canistco Central School 1,2; Science Club 1; Art Club 2; Basketball 1,2; Volleyball 1,2, Captoin 2; Softball 1,2; Cheerleader 1,2 Lee Brasted Senior Cap and Gown Committee Bonnie Brokaw Three Mummers Club 1,2,3,4, Vice Presi- dent 2, President 3; Choir 1; Girls' Service Club 2,3,4, Sergeant-at-orms 4; Girls' Athletic Council 2,3,4; Girls' Bowling League 1,2,3,4, Captain 2; National Honor Society 3,4; Signal Horizon Club 3,4; French Club 3,4; Student Council 2,3; National Forensic 4, Volleyboll 1,2,3,4, Captam I; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Badminton 1,2,3,4; Golf 1; Softball 1,2,3,4; Vice President of Homeroom 2,3; Class Secretary 1; Mople Leof Sports Editor; Senior Ball Committee. Jack Brown Senior Day Committee Margaret Brown Softboll 1; Bosketball 1,2,3; Choir 1,2,3; Volleyboll 2; Three Mummers Club 3,4; Tonda Horizon Club 3,4, President 4; Com- mercio! Club 4; Volcano Staff 4; Senior Ball Committee Stanley Brown Audio-Visuol Club 1,2,3,4; Senior Banquet Committee Theodore Brown Commercial Club 4; Volcano Staff 4; Stu- dent Council 4; Senior banquet Committee Joyce Bryan Choir 1; Tanda Horizon Club 3,4; Short- hand Club 3; Commercial Club 4; Senior Cords and Announcements Committee Rona Burnard Tonda Horizon Club 2; Library Club 2; Bodminton 1,2.3; Softboll 1.2; Bosketball 1,2; Soccer 2,3; Girls' Athletic Council 3; Commercial Club 4; Senior Cards and An- nouncements Committee Nancy Callaghan Signal Horizon Club 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 1; Softball 1; Bosketball 1; Badminton 3; Junior Prom Committee; Senior Cop and Gown Committee Walter Canfield Senior Cards and Announcements Com- mittee John Casey Student Council 2; Jayvee Basketball 3, Manoger, National Forensic League 4, President 4; Maple Leaf Staff; Homeroom President 2; Homeroom Secretary-Trea- surer 4; Senior Class Secretory; Senior Boll Committee Carole Clifford Bowling Leogue 2; Three Mummers Club 3,4, Treasurer 4; Nationol Forensic League 3,4; French Club 3,4; Maple Leaf Staff; Junior Prom Committee; Junior Day Com- mittee; Senior Ball Committee; National Honor Society 4 Keith Coddington Choir 1,3; Jayvee Football 1,2; Junior Prom Committee; Senior Ball Committee Alice Congdon Bowling League 2,3,4, Captoin 3; Library Club 3; Senior Day Committee Ann Congdon Band 1,2,3; Girls' Hi-Y 3,4; Three Mum- mers Club 4; Signal Horizon Club 1,2,3,4; Bosketboll 2,3; Senior Cords and An- nouncements Committee Vivian Conkey Secretary of Homeroom 1; Bowling League 3,4; Girls' Athletic Council 4; Senior Doy Committee; Girls' Bowling League 3,4; Badminton 3,4; Volleyboll 3,4 Ann Conklin Freshman Science Club; Band 1,2; Girls' Service Club 3,4, Future Teachers Club 3,4; Maple Leaf Staff; Senior Day Com- mittee; National Honor Society 4 Jean Cook Melior Horizon Club 1,2, Secretary 2; Tanda Horizon Club 3; Junior Prom Com- mittee, Volcano Staff 4; Senior Ball Com- mittee Charles Eugene Croston Freshman Science Club; Bowling League 2,3,4; Archery Club 2,3; Wrestling 4; Senior Banquet Committee Gerald Crowe Jayvee Bosketball 1; Jayvee Football 2; Varsity Football 3,4; Varsity Basketball 2,4; Baseball 2,3; Treasurer of Senior Closs SENIOR ACTIVITIES Gory Crowley Choir 1; Lettermon's Club 2,3; Joyvee Basketball I; Joyvee Football I; Varsity Basketball 2,3,4, Co-captain 4; Varsity Football 3; Student Council 3,4; President of Homeroom 3,4; President of Junior Class, President of Senior Class, Senior Ball Committee Jack Curtis Freshman Science Club; Band 1; Audio- Visual Club 3,4; Senior Banquet Committee Rose Ann Daniels Freshmon Science Club, Secretory; Choir 1; Melior Horizon Club 1,2; Commercial Club 4, Secretary-Treasurer; Shorthand Club 3, Secretary-Treasurer 3; Junior Day Committee; Senior Cards and Announce- ments Committee David Dean Bowling League 4; Senior Day Committee James Deegan Future Teachers Club 3,4, Treasurer 3; Maple Leaf Staff; Senior Cop ond Gown Committee Ann DeGactano Shorthand Club 3; Three Mummers Club 4; Senior Day Committee Ruth DeLany band 1,2,3; Girls' Athletic Council 2,3,4; Future Teochers Club 3,4; Sigrta Horizon Club 3; Bodminton 1,2,3,4, Golf 1,2; Bosketball 1,2,3,4, Captain 2,3; Volleyball 1.2.3.4, Captain 1,2,3,4; Softball 1,2,3,4, Captoin 2; Speed-a-woy 3,4; Bowling 1,2, 3.4, Treasurer 4; Soccer 2,3; Senior Cards ond Announcements Committee Ann DeRienzo Freshman Science Club; Student Council 1; Homeroom President 1; Treasurer of Homeroom 2; Girls' Service Club 3,4; Signa Horizon Club 3,4; Bodminton 3,4; Volley- ball 4; Junior Prom Committee; Senior Cards and Announcements Committee; To- me row's Nurses Club 4, Maple Leaf Staff; French Club 4; Senior Ploy, Student Di- rector Carol Dingwell Choir 2,3; Tando Horizon Club 2,3,4; Treasurer of Homeroom 1; Secretory of Homeroorn 2; Senior Banquet Corpmittee Larry Dininny Senior Cop and Gown Committee Patricia Dow Choir 1,2; Bowling League 2,3,4; Short- hand Club 3; Badminton 3, 4; Today's Secretaries 4; Junior Prom Committee; Senior Day Committee Alene Eaton Freshman Science Club; Choir 1; Melior Horizon Club 2; Student Council 2; Sec- retory of Class 2; Homeroom President 2; Junior Day Committee, Junior Prom Com- mittee; Senior Cards and Announcements Committee Raymond Ebner Bowling League 2,3; Softball 2,3; Senior Day Committee Monica Egmond Tonda Horizon Club 2,3; Bowling League 2, President 2; Girls' Hi-Y 3,4; Student Council 4; Maple Leaf Staff; Varsity Cheerleader 3,4, Secretary-Treasurer 4; Homeroom President 4; Homeroom Trea- surer 2, Homeroom Vice President 3; No- tional Forensic League 4, Tomorrow's Nurses 4, Notional Honor Society 4; Senior Ploy; Junior Prom Committee; French Club 4 Beverly Emery Band 1,2,3; Sigrta Horizon Club 2,3,4, Treasurer 3; Girls' Athletic Council 2,3,4, Secretory 3, President 4; Bowling League 1,2,3,4, Captain 2,4; Future Teachers Club 3,4; Three Mummers Club 4; Basket- ball 1,2,3,4, Coptom 4; Softball 1,2,3,4; Soccer 1,2,3,4; Bodminton 2,3,4; Volley- boll 2,3,4, Captain 4; Speed-a-way 3,4, Captain 4; National Forensic League 4, Golf 1; Volcano Staff 4; Girls' Hi-Y; Stu- dent Council 4; Senior Banquet Committee Ira Evans Senior Banquet Committee Harvey Eveland Homeroom Vice President 3; Three Mum- mers Club 4; Pennsylvania—Football 1,2; Choir 1,2; Student Council 1,2, Vice Presi- dent 2; Baseball 1,2; Softball 1,2; Soc- cer 1,2; Swimming 1,2; Volleyball 1,2; Orchestra 1,2; Closs President 1; Senior Play Nornie Fairbank Library Club 4; Future Teachers Club, Vice President 4; Girls' Athletic Council 4; Band 4; Girls' Hi-Y 4; Bowling League 4; Bosketball 4. Captain 4; Fillmore Cen- tral School—Latin Club 1,2,3; Library Club 2,3; Biology Club 3; Band 1,2,3; Choir 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2,3; Bowling 3; Crest Staff 1,2; News Editor of Space 1,2,3; Student Council 3, Vice President. Ruby Fuller Badminton 2,3; Senior Cap and Gown Committee Francis Anthony Gallicchio Bowling League 3; Senior Banquet Com- mittee Peter Gambino Joyvee Football 2,3; Senior Cap ond Gown Committee; Trock 2 Doris George Senior Cards and Announcements Com- mittee Jay Grady National Forensic League 4; Secretarial Club 4; Senior Banquet Committee Donald Graham Audio-Visual Club 1,2,3,4; Archery Club 1,2; Band 1; Homeroom Vice President 3, 4; Volcano Staff; Joyvee Football 2; Senior Ball Committee Robert Grausgruber Freshman Science Club; Senior Cards and Announcements Committee Sally Gray Band 1,2,3; Girls' Hi-Y 3,4; Future Teoch- ers Club 3,4; Junior Prom Committee; No- tional Honor Society 4; French Club 4; Maple Leaf Staff; Senior Cards and An- nouncements Committee; Tomorrow's Nurses 4, Vice President 4; Bowling League 2 Gory Green Joyvee Football 1; Senior Doy Committee James Greene Varsity Club 3; Senior Banquet Committee Rosemary Griswold Tonda Horizon Club 2,3,4; Three Mum- mers Club 3,4; Senior Cap and Gown Committee Lawrence Haley Soccer 2,3,4; Wrestling 3, Archery Club 3; Artisans' Club 4; Senior Banquet Com- mittee Dona Hammer Melior Horizon Club 1,2; Choir 1,2; Home- room Vice President 2; Homeroom Secre- tary-Treosurer 3; Commercial Club 4; Senior Ball Committee; Softball 2; Bad- minton 3; Bowling 4 James Hammer Band 4, Baseball 4; Senior Cards and An- nouncements Robert Hammond Maple Leaf Staff; Senior Ball Committee Billye Harris Three Mummers Club 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3; Artisans' Club 3,4; Volcano Staff 4; Senior Doy Committee Muriel Hendee Girls' Hi-Y 2,3,4; Bowling League 1 2,3; Volleyball 1,2,4; Basketball 1,2,4; Bad- minton 1,2,4; Softball 1,2,3,4, Girls' Athletic Council 2,3,4; Artisans' Club 2,3, 4, President 4; Art Editor for Maple Leaf; Vice President of Class 1; Homeroom Presi- dent 2,3; Senior Ball Committee Ann Horvat Bowling League 2,3,4, Captam 2; Volley- boll 2,3,4 Senior Cards ond Announce- ments Committee; Tomorrow's Nurses Club 4 Ann House French Club 1,2,3; Badminton 2,3; Volley- ball 2,3; Girls' Service Club 3,4; Sigrta Horizon Club 3,4, Future Teachers Club 3,4; Junior Prom Committee. Junior Doy Committee; Senior Day Committee; Na- tional Honor Society 4 37 SENIOR ACTIVITIES Elizabeth House Choir 1,2,4; Girls' Service Club 3,4; Stu- dent Council 3; Notional Honor Society 4; Senior Day Committee; Homeroom Presi- dent 3; Tomorrow's Nurses 4, President 4 Dean Hovcncamp Joyvee Basketball I; Varsity Basketball 2, 3,4; Homeroom President 1; Senior Cards and Announcements Rhoda Jacobson Band 1,2,3,4; Three Mummers Club 1,2, 3.4, President 4; Sigria Horizon Club 1,2, 3,4; Girls' Service Club 2,3,4; Badminton 1,2; Bowling League 1,2; Junior Prom Committee; Maple Leaf Staff; National Honor Society 4; Senior Play Donald Kelley Varsity Club 2,3,4, Vice President 3; Varsity Football 1,2,3,4; Jayvee Basket- ball 1; Varsity Basketball 2,3,4, Co-Cap- tain 4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Swimming 1,2; Track 2,3,4; Homeroom Vice President 1; Homeroom President 2; President of Class 2; Homeroom Secretary 3; Student Coun- cil 4, President 4; Senior Ball Committee Roberta Knapp Freshman Science Club; French Club 2,3, 4; Tando Horizon Club 3,4; Junior Day Committee; Commercial Club 4; Senior Banquet Committee; Volleyball 1,2; Basketball 1,2; Softball 1,2 Nancy Kull Tonda Horizon Club 2; Senior Banquet Committee Beverly Lacy Choir 1; Bodminton 1,3,4; Volleyball 2; Shorthand Club 3; Senior Day Committee Nick LaVarnway Joyvee Football 1,2,3; Bowling League 1, 2,3; Track 2,3; Senior Cards and An- nouncements Committee Thomas Leahy Band 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 4; Maple Leaf Staff; Senior Cop and Gown Committee Kenneth Leith Varsity Club 1,2,3,4; Jayvee Basketball 1, Manager 1; Varsity Bosketboll 2,3,4, Man- ager 2,3,4; Baseball 1,2, Monoger 1,2; Soccer 1, Monoger 1; Varsity Football 4, Monager 4; Senior Cards and Announce- ments Donald Logan Homeroom Vice President 1; Volcano Staff 4, Editor 4; National Forensic League 4; Senior Ball Committee Michael Loree Wrestling 3,4; Junior Day Committee; Three Mummers Club 4; Senior Banquet Committee Roger Lorow Track 2,4; Joyvee Football 3; Homeroom Secretory 3; Vorsity Club 4, President 4; Senior Boll Committee; Varsity Football 4 38 Harold Lyke Audio-Visual Club 1,2,3,4; Letterman's Club 2,3,4; Wrestling 2,3,4; Student Coun- cil 3,4; Junior Prom Committee; Junior Day Committee; National Honor Society 3,4, Vice President 3, President 4; Maple Leaf Editor-in-Chief; Senior Cards and An- nouncements Committee Kay MacArHiur Band 1,2,3,4; French Club 2,3, Treasurer 3; Girls' Hi-Y 2,3,4; Girls' Athletic Council 2,3,4; Future Teachers Club 3,4, Vice President 3, President 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Melior Horizon Club 3, Trea- surer; Bowling Leogue 2,3,4, Secretary 3; Volleyball 1,2,3,4, Bosketboll 1,2,3,4, Cap- tain 2,3; Bodminton 1,2,3,4; Softball 1,2, 3,4; Soccer 2,3,4, Captain 3; Maple Leaf Activities Editor; Majorette 4; Dance Band 4; Senior Ploy; Senior Day Committee; Junior Election Committee Michael McCarthy French Club 1.2,3,4; Band l.,2,3,4; Future Teachers Club 3,4; National Forensic League 4; Dance Band 4 John McDonald Senior Banquet Committee Gerald McKee Bowling League 1,2,3; Varsity Footboll 3; Senior Cap and Gown Committee; Baseball 3; Student Council 12; President of Home- room 2 Lillis McLean Girls Service Club 3,4, Vice President 4; Bowling League 2,3; Badminton 2,3,4; Volleyball 3,4, Coptoin 3,4; .Basketball 3; Softball 3,4; Future Teachers Club 3,4; Notional Honor Society 3,4; Volcano Staff, Features Editor; Library Club 4; Junior Prom Committee; Junior Election Commit- tee; Senior Cards and Announcements Committee; French Club 4; Mople Leaf Staff; Homeroom Treasurer 3; Senior Ploy Mary Frances McNelis Girls' Hi-Y 2,3,4; Signal Horizon Club 2, 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Sergeant- at-arms 4; French Club 4; Notionol Forensic League 4; Maple Leaf Staff, Junior Prom Committee; Senior Cards and Announcements Brian Miller Band 1,2,3,4; Senior Day Committee Irene Mobley Choir 2,3, Secretary 3; Today's Secretaries 4; Senior Day Committee; Volcano Staff 4 Lois Montgomery Bodminton 1,2,4; Volleyball 1,2; Senior Cards and Announcements Committee Susan Moore Senior Cards and Announcements Commit- tee William Thomas Moss Audio-Visual Club 1,2,3,4; Senior Day Committee Carolyn Muchler Band 1,2,3,4; Senior Day Committee Kothleen Muchler Choir 1,2,3,4, President 3; Senior Cards and Announcements Committee Marilyn Muchler Bond 1,2,3,4; Senior Day Committee Jean Musone Artisans' Club 1,2,3,4, Vice President 3; Girl's Athletic Council 2; Bowling League 2,3; Softball 1,2,3,4; Badminton 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1.2,3,4; Volleyball 1,2,4; Senior Day Committee Marlene Neu Signal Horizon Club 1,2,3,4, President 3; Girl's Athletic Council 2,3,4, Secretary 4, Choir 1,2; Future Teachers Club 3,4, Sec- retary 3,4; Girl's Service Club 2,3,4, Trea- surer 4; Bowling League 1,2,3,4, Presi- dent 3,4; National Honor Society 4; Maple Leaf Staff; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Badminton 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Golf 1; Softball 1,2,3,4; French Club 4; Senior Cards and Announcements Committee; Senior Ploy Norma Jeanine Neu Choir 1,2; Bowling Leogue 2,3; Shorthand Club 3; Commercial Club 4; National Honor Society 4; Senior Banquet Committee James O'Connor Homeroom President 1; Junior Prom Com- mittee; Vice President of Senior Class; Senior Boll Committee James O'Heron Bowling League 3,4; Artisans' Club 4; Senior Banquet Committee Madclyn Paddcn Tanda Horizon Club 2,3,4, Secretary 3; Homeroom Treasurer 2; Senior Banquet Committee Alice Pascoc Melior Horizon Club 1,2, Secretary 1; French Club 1,2; Secretary 2; Choir 1; Student Council 1,3; Girl's Service Club 2,3,4; Three Mummers Club 2,3,4; Senior Ball Committee, Chairman; Shorthand Club 3; National Forensic Leogue 4, Sec- retory; Commercial Club 4; Jayvee Cheer- leader 2, Co-Coptoin; Varsity Cheerleader 3 James Patti Freshman President of St. Ann's; Vorsity Club 2,3,4; Homeroom President 3,4; Stu- dent Council 4, Vice President; Jayvee Footboll 2; Varsity Football 3,4; Jayvee Basketball 2; Varsity Bosketboll 3; Base- ball 2,3,4; Track 3,4; Notionol Forensic League 4; Senior Ball Committee Mary Louise Pauly Choir 1,2,3; Volcano Staff 4; Senior Cards ond Announcements Committee SENIOR ACTIVITIES Bill Pcorson Freshman Science Club, President; Joyvee Football 2,3; Track 2, Manager; Home- room President 3,4; Student Council 3,4; Junior Day Committee; Maple Leaf Staff, Advertising Manager; Senior Ball Commit- tee, French Club 4; Nationql Honor Socie- ty, President 4 Howard Pebbles Bond 1; Senior Cards and Announcements Committee Philip Persing Junior Day Committee; Junior Prom Com- mittee; Maple Leaf Staff; Senior Ball Committee Sara Phillips Tanda Horizon Club 2,3; Girl's Hi-Y 2,3,4, Treasurer 3, President 4; Student Council 3,4; Junior Prom Committee; Volleyball 2; Badminton 2; Basketball 2; Homeroom Vice President 3; Class Secretary 3; Vol- cano Staff; Senior Ball Committee Joan Potter Choir 1,2; Golf 1; Badminton 1; Softball 1; Sigrfa Horizon Club 2,3; Future Teach- ers Club 3,4, Vice President 4; Junior Prom Committee; Homeroom Vice Presi- dent 3; Girl's Service Club 3,4; Maple Leaf Staff; Senior Cords and Announce- ments Committee; Notional Honor Society 4; French Club 4; Tomorrow's Nurses 4; Secretary 4; Bowling 2 Esther Predmore Choir 1,2; Bowling Leogue 2,3,4; Captain 3; Volleyball 4; Commercial Club 4; Senior Cop and Gown Committee Mary Prisco Artisans' Club 2,3,4; Signa Horizon Club 3,4; Senior Cap and Gown Committee Mary Racaito Girl's Service Club 3,4; Badminton 3; Homeroom Secretary 2; Tomorrow's Nurses 4; Senior Cap and Gown Committee George Randall Senior Cap and Gown Committee James Rcmchuck Bowling League 1,2,3,4; Captain 3,4; Sec- retary 4; Senior Day Committee Fendora Rennells Junior Day Committee; Tomorrow's Nurses Club 4; Senior Cords and Announcements Committee Pat Reynolds Senior Day Committee Ruth Rhodes Three Mummers Club 2,3,4, Secretary 3, President 4; Badminton 1; Senior Cards and Announcements Committee Barbara Robinson Signa Horizon Club 1,2; Volleyball 1; Basketball 1; Bodmmton 1; Bowling 1,2, 3,4, Coptam 4; Senior Cop ond Gown Committee Charles Rosclli Freshman Science Club; Future Teachers Club 3,4; Volcano Staff 4, Homeroom Treasurer 2; Senior Day Committee Ruth Ann Rosenkrans Freshman Science Club; Band 1,2,3,4; Tanda Horizon Club 2; Future Teachers Club 3,4; Bowilng League 3,4; Girl's Serv- ice Club 3,4; National Honor Society 4; French Club 3,4; Senior Day Committee Karlcen Russell Girl's Athletic Council 2,3,4; National Forensic Leogue 4; Student Council 3; Vrasity Cheerleader 3; Senior Cap and Gown Committee; Senior Play Donald Schulitz Senior Cards and Announcements Commit- tee Roy Schwartz Senior Day Committee Sandra Scott Sigrfa Horizon Club 2,3,4, Secretary 4; Melior Horizon Club 1; Three Mummers Club 1,2,3,4; Freshman Science Club; Girl's Service Club 3,4, Homeroom Vice President 1; Future Teachers Club 3,4, Historian 3; Notional Honor Society 3,4, Treasurer 4; Basketball 1; Volleyball 2; Bowling 3,4; Choir 2,3,4; Senior Day Committee Sandra Seaman Volley ball 1,2,4; Badminton 1,2; Sigrfa Horizon Club 1,2,3,4; Junior Prom Com- mittee; Junior Day Committee; Senior Banquet Committee Frank Secondo Homeroom Secretary 1; Senior Banquet Committee Jerry Secondo Varsity Club 4; Track 2; Homeroom Presi- dent I; Class President 1; Student Coun- cil 1; Senior Ball Committee Leona Severence Commercial Club 4; Senior Bonquet Com- mittee Sharon Shannon Softball 1.2,3,4; Basketball 1.2,3,4; Bad- minton 1, 2,3,4; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Bowling 1,2,3, Speed-o-way 3,4; Soccer 1,2,3; Girl's Athletic Council 2,3,4; Melior Horizon Club 1.2; Freshmon Science Club; Tomor- row's Nurses Club 4; Senior Day Committee Sandra Sheon Band 1,2,3,4; Sigma Horizon Club 2,3; Girl's Athletic Council 3; Badminton 1,2, 3; Basketball 1,2; Softball 1,2,3; Volley- ball 2,3; Junior Prom Committee Tomor- row's Nurses Club 4; Senior Cap and Gown Committee Elaine Sherman Senior Day Committee; Tomorrow's Nurses Club 4 Judy Sherman Junior Varsity Cheerleader 2, Coptoin; Varsity Cheerleader 3,4, Captain 4; Junior Prom Committee; Junior Day Committee; Volleyball 2,3, Girl's Hi-Y 2,3,4, Vice President 4; Mehor Horizon Club 2,3; Vol- cano Staff, News Editor; Maple Leaf Staff, Office Manoger; Student Council 3,4; Treasurer 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Three Mummers Club 3,4, Secretary 4; French Club 4; Tomorrow's Nurses Club 4; Homeroom President 3; Senior Ball Committee Nora Shirley Future Teachers Club 3,4, Treasurer 4; Notional Honor Society 3,4; Junior Day Committee; Girl's Service Club 3,4; Senior Cards and Announcements committee; Student Council 4; Tomorrow's Nurses Club 4; French Club 4; Mople Leaf Stoff. Jean Sick Bond 1,2, Magorette 1,2; Bosketball 1; Badminton 1,3; Volleyball 1; Bowling League 2; Softball 1; Junior Prom Com- mittee; Girl's Service Club 3,4, President 4; Mople Leaf Stoff; Senior Cards ond Announcements; Committee Sharon Silsby Choir 1,2; Shorthand Club 3; Commercial Club 4, Vice President; Maple Leof Stoff; Senior Cards and Announcements Commit- tee Robert Simms Joyvee Foo.tball 2, Manager; Bowling League 4; Senior Day Committee Nancy Singleton Freshman Science Club; Choir 2; Future Teachers Club 3,4; Senior Cap and Gown Committee Carole Smith Homeroom President 1,2; Student Council 1,2; Girl's Athletic Council 2,3,4; Joyvee Cheerleader 2; Varsity Cheerleader 3,4; Bowling 1,2,3,4; Badminton 1,2,4; Volley- ball 1,2,3,4, Softball 1,2,3,4; Girl's Service Club 3,4; National Honor Society 2; Basketboll 1; National Forensic League 4; Treasurer 4; Senior Cords ond An- nouncements Committee Jackie Smith Softball 1; Commercial Club 4; Senior Day Committee Patricia Smith Future Teachers Club 3,4; Librarian 4; Girl's Hi-Y 3,4, Secretary 4; National Hon- or Society 3,4, Secretary 4; Bowling 3, Treasurer 3; Junior Prom Committee; Homeroom-Secretary-Treasurer 3; Home- room President 4; Junior Day Committee; Maple Leof, Features Editor; Student Council, Secretory 4; Senior Ball Commit- tee; Varsity Cheerleader 4; Senior Play; French Club 4; Tomorrow's Nurses Club 4 Sidney Smith Choir 1,2; Mople Leof Staff; Soccer 4; Senior Banquet Committee Thomas Smith Homeroom Treasurer 1; Student Council 2; Joyvee Football 2; Lettermon's Club 3; Senior Banquet Committee 39 SENIOR ACTIVITIES Corol Spencer Tando Horizon Club 2,3,4; Future Teach- ers Club 4; Bowling 2,3,4; Badminton 2,3, 4; Volleyball 2,3,4; Tomorrow's Nurses Club 4; Senior Banquet Committee Joe Spcndlovc Senior Cards and Announcements Commit- tee Bill Spicer Trock 4; Senior Cap and Gown Committee John Spiwak Homeroom Treasuror I; French Club 4; Senior Day Committee Gory Sprague Band 1,2,3,4, Manager 4; Senior Ploy; Maple Leaf Stoff, Write-ups Editor; French Club 3; Senior Ball Committee; Student Council 3; Baseball 2; Class Treasurer 3 James Stadclman Freshman Class Treasurer; Jayvee Basket- ball 2; Varsity Bosketball 3,4; Track 4; Maple Leaf Staff; Senior Ball Committee Don Stewart Maple Leaf Stoff, Photography Editor; National Honor Society 4; Treasurer 4; Senior Cards and Announcements Com- mittee Pierre Stillman Choir 1,2; Jayvee Football 2; Varsity Foot- ball 3,4; Letterman's Club 3,4; Senior Ban- quet; Homeroom Treasurer 2; Homeroom Vice President 3,4; Class Treasurer 2 James Sullivan Senior Cop and Gown Committee Don Travis Senior Banquet Committee Melvin Travis Senior Day Committee Harold Treat Senior Banquet Committee Jim Trentanelli Senior Ball Committee Janice Vogt Bowling 1,2,3,4; Badminton 1,2,3,4; Senior Cards and Announcements Committee; Softball 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 2,3,4; Girl's Service Club 2,3,4, Secretary 4; Girl's Athletic Council 2,3,4; Maple Leaf Staff, Subscription Manager; National Honor Society 4; French Clut 4; Shorthand Club 4; Commercial Club 4; Basketball I; Golf 1 James Wachter Soccer 1,2,3,4, Captain 4; Baseball 2; Varsity Basketball 4; Choir 4; President 4; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Trock 1,2,3,4; Senior Day Committee Lowell Walker Track 2; Football 3; Basketball 3; Mople Leof Stoff; Senior Cap and Gown Com- mittee Martha Walton Basketball 1,2,3; Softball 1,2,3; Bodmin- ton 1,2.3,4; Volleyboll 1,2,4, Girl's Hi-Y 2,3,4; Girl's Athletic Council 3,4; Volcano Staff; Senior Cards and Announcements Committee Beverly Waters Senior Day Committee William Watt Bowling 2,3,4; Three Mummers Club 4; Football 3; Manager; Senior Day Com- mittee Ann Wessels Bowling 1,2; Choir 1; Girl's Athletic Coun- cil 2,3,4; Girl's Hi-Y 3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3.4, Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Softball 1,2.3,4; Maple Leaf Staff; Homeroom President 3; Notional Honor Society 4; Homeroom Sec- retary 4; Tomorrow's Nurses Club 4; Senior Ball Committee Doris White French Club 1,2,3,4; Commercial Club 4; Volcano Staff; Senior Ball Committee Linda Willey Freshman Science Club; Band 1,2,3,4, Girl's Service Club 3,4; Senior Cap and Gown Committee Robert Williams Baseball 2,3,4; Varsity Club 4; Senior Cap and Gown Committee Frederick Wirth Soccer 2,3; Senior Banquet Committee 40 41 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Advisor........ President Vice-President Secretary...... Treasurer...... Mr. Richard Guinane ........Donald Head .......Joseph Clancy ....Stephen McHale .........Alan Stook JUNIOR CLASS P. Agard D. Dodge G. Allen M. , Donlon M. Andrews J. Donovan J. Aulls J. Earle P. Babcock R. Egan B. Bailey F. Fenti D. Bailey D. Forbes J. Bartel 1 D. Fuller L. Bash J. Gangemi M. Bayley D. Gardner R. Bender B. Gayhart M. Benzoni P. Generalli S. Bigger A. Gleason D. Boyle N. Glover P. Brundu M. Glynn S. Brundu P. Gozelski G. Burgers D. Guenther N. Buono H. Hamilton E. Burns J. Harkenrider D. Bush A. Harrington J. Capluzzi S. Harris R. Carroll P. Hartley C. Cartella R. Haynes P. Carter D. Head W. Castle P. Hogan J. Clancy D. Holden M. Clancy S. Hurd R. Clark J. Hurne J. Coddington S. lak E. Cole D. Jimerson G. Coletta R. Jimerson D. Colli A. Johnson K. Conkey G. Kelly S. Conway T. Kelly F. Cortese V. Kinney M. Coykendall K. Klees P. Crowe S. Knight R. Dake G. Kull J. Daniels C. Kunold M. DeLany C. Latham R. DeVore K. Lewis E. Dodd A. Lisi L. Lonsberry N. Ritenburg A. Luther A. Roselli R. MacNaughton M. Rowe J. Macris W. Sackett C. Marino C. Schneegas R. Markel L. Schoonover V. Massi R. Schulitz S. McCollumn R. Schumaker S. McKinley D. Schuman L. Meod C. Seaman M. Mess C. Secondo D. McCarthy G. Sheon' S. McHale D. Sherburne K. McKay B. Sheridan H. McKinley B. Sherman J. McNelis P. Simms J. Mighells A. Slatt L. Miner B. Smith B. Mobley B. Smith P. Mosgrove C. Smith D. Nesbit M . Smith J. Newell G. Spitulnik M. Northup H. Spiwak N. O'Donnell E. Stevenson J. Orihuel A. Stook G. O'Toole H. Swim R. Padgett L. Switzer P. Partridge R. Taylor R. Perry J. Tierney C. Pettibone V. Tobias M. Philbrick W. .Tsibulsky C. Pomeroy S. Waight A. Pastelli F. Wessals J. Prete G. Whalen A. Prior P. Wilkens J. Prior E. Wing 1. Pryor S. Wolf L. Pulkowsky S. Wolf L. Rabin P. Woolever G. Recktenwald R. Woolever P. Relosky N. Remchuk S. Young 43 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Advisors..Miss Ciancaglini, Miss Haggerty President..................Yvonne Fagon Vice-President............Francis Hart Secretary..................Sharon Grillo Treasurer.................Charles Smith SOPHOMORE CLASS B. Ahrens C. Albert M. Alexin P. Amphlett B. Bailey L. Baker P. Baker M. Barillo J. Bash J. Bebout L. Bennett R. Berry B. Bice J. Blackmer L. Boag L. Boerner J. Boynton S. Brosted W. Brewster J. Brooks M. Bucci P. Buono D. Burdell T. Burnord F. Burnes J. Campbell E. Camps J. Camps J. Capluzzi J. Carey M. Carey J. Carter M. Chamberlain D. Cieslak P. Clancy B. Cloran R. Coleman S. Conderman E. Congdon M. Congelli J. Conklin G. Connell G. Connors W. Connors C. Cotton R. Crandall P. Crowe W. Crowe M. Curry P. Curtis M. Deegan B. Delaney E. Dickinson R. Dick J. Dixon M. Dodge E. Donaldson A. Dralle A. Dugo G. Dunning A. Dupont P. Dyring B. Ebner R. Eldridge J. Erskine M. Erskine N. Evingham Y. Fagnan T. Falzorano F. Folzoi J. Feeley V. Fenti S. Fiscina M. Fuller M. Gallese J. Gilbert N. Gilbert E. Gozelski E. Gray E. Greene M. Griffin S. Grillo J. Guild S. Hall D. Hammer R. Hann K. Hansen F. Hart W. Headley L. Hedden D. Hendee R. HerrNeckar S. HerrNeckar M. Hilfiger H. Hilyard T. Hoffman T. Hollister M. Hornbeck J. Howard C. Hoyt D. Jacobs L. Jacobson M. Jarrett R. Kelley M. King D. Kinne P. Kinney W. Klos J. Kuhn C. LaPiana R. La Verde P. Law J. Lecceardone L. Lemen R. Lewis A. Locke T. Loper H. Marendo R. Markel C. Marvin P. McChesney J. McCollumn E. McGregor E. McLean R. McNelis R. Mead R. Mess K. Meyers S. Mills E. Moore M. Moore A. Muchler K. Muench P. Mulligan M. Munson M. Murphy S. Nardecchia L. Nash F. Neild N. Newton S. Nichols J. Northrup R. Norton W. Oakes L. Orihuel R. Oyer R. Packer C. Padgett A. Page W. Paul M. Perry S. Phillips M. Pollinger S. Predmore J. Pryor M. Quenan P. Racolto J. Rechichi R. Remchuk W. Rennells M. Rockwell C. Rose J. Roselli W. Sackett D. Sanford J. Schwarz E. Shepard R. Sheridan E. Shults G. Slatt C. Smith C. Smith G. Smith L. Spicer J. Spitulnik G. Stephens K. Stephens H. Stewart R. Stiles R. Stone B’. Sullivan T. Tobin J. Tolan G. Travis S. Vaine C. VanOrder R. Van Scoter M. Watkins C. Welch W. Wensel R. Wheaton W. Whitmore R. Widmer A. Willsey E. Zeliff 45 � FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Advisor.....................Mrs. Marie Olds President ..............................David Coogan Vice-President...................Philip Patti Secretary................Mary Ann Radoccia Treasurer..............................Gerald Curran FRESHMAN CLASS L. Ahrens G. Clancy P. Eno R. Albright R. Cloran D. Evelond C. Allen B. Coddington J. Falzarano N. Allen J. Coddington B. Fillmore E. Allyn M. Collins J. Fisher G. Andrews J. Cane C. Flaitz F. Antonelli J. Conkey J. Flaitz R. Arcieri L. Conkey D. Flanagan R. Argentieri D. Coogan H. Flanders S. Babcock D. Cornish D. France M. Bartell J. Cregan D. Francis J. Bebout L. Croston D. Freece R. Bebout R. Croston R. Fuller J. Benson M. Crowe M. Gollicchio G. Bening J. Curran M. Gath D. Beyea R. Dailey C. Ghents B. Beyea C. Daniels T. Gibson B. Beyea M. D'Apice D. Giglio B. Bicknell S. Dovis J. Giglio B. Bishop B. Davison T. Gilleron N. Bly J. Day M. Godfrey R. Bly R. Dinger J. Goff R. Boone P. Dodge M. Gonejal K. Booth P. Donaldson R. Gray J. Bossord J. Donlon G. Grey R. Boyce K. Donlon N. Griffin J. Brewer M. Donovan P. Grillo E. Brewster M. Duffy J. Grumby R. Buchanan A. Dunn E. Haley L. Buisch J. Dunning A. Hammond G. Buone 1. Dye A. Hanning J. Camps J. Earle T. Harnahan R. Carretto D. Edell C. Harwood R. Carroll G. Egger R. Hawley J. Cartella R. Egmond D. Henry A. Caruso E. Eicher T. Henshaw A. Cavalletti S. El wood B. Hill R. Cilone C. Emery H. Hilyard J. Hoffman M. Mead T. Sauerbier M. Hogan M. Miner N. Schuman J. Hornbeck T. Mooney T. Secondo D. Horton R. Moretti B. Semans S. Hurd J. Morey J. Series J. Hurne M. Morris G. Sexsmith J. Isaman B. Mulhollen D. Sheridan M. Jacobs W. Nary L. Sherman T. Jimerson J. Nicholson L. Shevalier A. Jones S. Norton D. Silsby E. Kinne R. O'Brien J. Slocum R. Knapp M. O'Connor C. Smith C. Koch W. O'Rourke L. Smith C. Kuhn J. Oxx P. Smith R. Kull. A. Oyer W. Soules G. Lander J. Oyer J. Spendlove S. Lasher J. Padden N. Strobel J. Layton F. Parker M. Tannler M. Leahy A. Parlove P. Teachman D. Leland C. Pascoe M. Wallin G. Lewis Z. Pascoe R. Walton H. Lewis P. Philip M. Waters R. Libordi R. Leaneir B. Weaver D. Linehan D. Poklinkowski S. White G. Lloyd C. Pollinger S. White P. Lo Coco D. Porcare W. White P. Logan A. Postilla S. Wilhelm F. Loper D. Preston H. Wood P. Lorow L. Pryor C. Wright L. Harold R. Racalto L. Wyant S. Mac Farland M. Radaccio H. Young D. Marendo J. Ranger W. Young B. Me Allister B. Remchuk T. Ziomowski P. McDaniels H. Rockwell J. McGrath W. Roselli R. McGuckin S. Ross N. McHenry D. Rumfelt D. McManus J. Sackett 47 MANY HANDS------- AND SEVENTY-FIVE YEARS OF TRADITION IS THE HERITAGE OF 48 TODAYS STUDENTS 49 H. H. S. SAND The band members have been very busy this year in their endeavor to raise funds for the purchase of new uni- forms. They have sponsored such projects as the magazine subscription campaign, H.H.S. Band Day with the cooperation of radio station WLEA, bake sales, socials, benefit dances, and concerts. In February the band performed its first of three con- certs under the leadership of our new director, James M. Hover. Through his untiring efforts the H.H.S. Band has finally obtained much needed new uniforms as a climax to another successful season. Piccolo Ruth Ann Rosenkrons First Flutes Ruth Ann Rosenkrans Linda Willey Joan Carey Elizabeth Comps Sandra Amidon Second Flutes Gail Allen Joyce Benson Janet Series Bonnie Burnside Oboes Gary Sprague James Gray First Clarinets Kay Mac Arthur Judy Carter Elizabeth Cole Frances Saylor Paul Eno Second Clarinets Delores Cieslak Darlene Sanford Patricia Teochman Judy Boynton Sandra Elwood Third Clarinets Leon Spicer Marilyn Muchler Judy Nicholson Gail Lewis Carol Flaitz Fourth Clarinets Georgia Berry Roger Heers Linda Shevalier Karen Pryor Richard Hammer Alto Clarinets Mary Lou Armstrong Ruth Markel Janice Hurne Bass Clarinets Rhoda Jacobson Jerry Bash Jan Schwarz Judy Dunning Alto Saxophones Carol Seaman Margorie Wilkins Second Alto Saxophone Fred Wessels Tenor Saxophone Sandra Conderman Baritone Saxophone Richard Hann First Cornets Mary Louise Bash Darryl Hammer Mortha Northup Second Cornets Lois Bash Michael Collins Michael Chamberlain Third Cornets John Guild Richard Boone Rockwell Harwood Fourth Cornets Albert Herlinger Joseph Dessena First Horn Ronald Woolever Second Horns Raymond Stiles James lok Third Horn Earl Moore Fourth Horns Lew Ahrens John Muchler First Trombones James Hammer Brian Miller Second Trombones Gary Spitulnik Noreen Fairbank Arden Page Third Trombones Sarah Mae Cornish Bret Ahrens Neil Allen Euphoniums John Blackmer Norman Strobe! Tubas Michael Me Carthy Austin Luther Charles Rose August Cavaletti Percussion Joseph Beaver Thomas Leahy Dean Woolever Addison Locke David Burdell Ramon Crandall Left to Right: C. Secon- do, C. Seoman, J. Boyn- ton, D. Woolever, M. Northup, K. MacArthur. MAJORETTES AND DRUM MAJOR The snappy routines of this brightly clad group brings enjoyment to every parade and football game. Their willingness to promote school and community spirit makes them worthy of much credit. H. H. S. DANCE BAND Advisor.................James M. Hover President.........................Gary Spitulnik Vice-President..............Peggy Bash Secretary........................Alice Pascoe Treasurer. .....................Thomas Leahy The newly organized Dance Band has achieved unlimited success in the first few months of its existence. Its bouncy rhythms liven school socials and other dances for which it plays. The success that the Dance Band has at- tained is richly deserved by the members who put in many extra hours to make this group possible. Front Row: R. Hann, F. Wessels, K. Mac Arthur, C. Seoman, A. Pascoe. Second Row: T. Leohy, M. McCarthy, D. Hammer, N. Foirbank, Mr. Hover. Missing from picture: J. Corter, M. Northup, Paul Eno. 51 Compliments of Your 56-57 STUDENT COUNCIL “Alma Mater” “ ‘7 (5 better to be humble and work together than to be great atul work alone.” Jane Eddy, '52 OFFICERS Vice-President Jim Patti President Don Kelley Treasurer Bob Taylor Sgt.-at-Arms Martha Glynn Advisor Mr. D. R. Alderman Secretary Pat Smith 52 STUDENT COUNCIL Headed by Donald Kelley, this year's Student Council successfully completed a variety of projects with the help of the stu- dents and faculty. Buses were sent to the out-of-town games during football and basketball seasons. This stimulated school spirit to a very high peak. At each home basketball game, the Student Council attempted to create even more in- terest in the games by giving a sportsmanship award to a member of the opposing team who demonstrated outstanding sportsmanship and determination during the game. The Council's largest project was the pur- chase of glass backboards for the gymnasium. These will enable fans to view athletic events more easily. To help pay for the backboards, in April the Council sponsored a talent show which made it possible for the goal to be reached. All in all, it was a very successful year for the H.H.S. governing body—the Student Council. | Advisor President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Sgt. at Arms 153 Front Row: R. Taylor, M. Glynn, J. Patti, P. Smith, D. Kelly. Second Row: W. Connors, E. Fognon, M. Hornbeck, J. Flaitz, T. Secondo Third Row: E. McLeon, T. Brown, M. Egmond, J. Clancy, J. Fisher. Fourth Row: J. Padden, L. Robin, W. Peorson, G. Crowley, R. Voice. Fifth Row: J. Sick, K. McKoy, S. Phillips, B. Emery, D. Coogan. Sixth Row: D. Francis, N. Shirley, J. Sherman, S. Wolf, P. Bash. Seventh Row: M. Smith, L. Pascoe. Eighth Row: Mr. Alderman, H. Lyke, E. Shults, Mr. Johnson. Mr. Donald Alderman .......Donald Kelley ..........James Patti ........Patricia Smith ........Robert Taylor .........Martha Glynn Front Row: M. Egmond, L. Bossord, M. Neu, J. Potter, C. Smith, M. McNelis, J. Bryon. Second Row: A. Wessels, R. Jocobson, A Conklin, L. McLean, C. Clifford, S. Silsby, N. Shirley, A. Pascoe, J. Sick, S. Gray. Third Row: J. Vogt, G. Sprague, M. Hendee, W. Pearson, J. Sherman, H. Lyke, B. Brokaw, D. Stewart, P. Bash, K. MacArthur. Fourth Row: M. Loree, P. Persing, J. Casey, K. Leith, L. Brasted, R. Hommond, S. Smith, J. Deagan, J. Stadelman, L. Walker, Mr. Eddy. THE MAPLE LEAF It takes many hands and long hours to produce a yearbook. The 1957 Maple Leaf staff will consider the work and time well spent if you find enjoyment in this 75th Anniversary Edition now and in years to come. 54 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Miss Hussong Harold Lyke Peggy Bash Patricia Smith Sandra Scott Advisor President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Sgt. at Arms Bill Pearson Phil Hartley Evy Lou Dodd Don Stewart Mary McNelis Front Row, Left to Right: J. Sick, E. Dodd, M. McNelis, Shirley Wolf, P. Smith, G. O'Toole, N. Neu, A. Conklin, S. Scott, C. Clifford. Second Row: R. Rosenkrons, R Jacobson, N. Shirley, P. Bash, L. McLean, M. Neu, J. Vogt, S. Gray, M. Armstrong. Third Row: Susan Wolf, C. Smith, B. Brokaw, E. House, K. MacArthur, L. Rabin, M. Smith, B. Waters, A. Wessels, A. House. Fourth Row: J. Sherman, W. Pearson, D. Stewart, H. Lyke, J. Clancy, D. Guenther, P. Hartley, M. Egmond, Miss Hussong. The National Honor Society fosters the ideals of the society: leadership, scholarship, service, and character. The society serves the school by main- taining the honor roll board and distributing report cards. Early this year, the members went to Al- fred-Almond Central School to perform the induction ceremony to begin a new chapter there. In January, twenty seniors and ten juniors were inducted into the Hornell Chap- ter. On this day the old members sponsored a tea for the new members and their par- ents. The Alfred-Almond members were also invited to observe the ceremony. 55 Front Row: C. Kunold, N. Bly, G. Buono, R. Herr Necker, J. Bebout, I. Dye, P. LaCoco, C. Allen, J. Cortella, S. McKinley, F. Porker Second Row: Miss Brocken, R. Burnord, B. Wea- ver, J. Conklin, M. Munson, M. Miner, S. Scott, M. Coykendall, R. Perry, S. Brosted, P. Lorow, J. Gilbert. Third Row: P. Part- ridge, C. Seaman, S. Silsby, J. Hoffman, K. Muchler, B. Robin- son, L. Switzer, J. Spendlove, M. Morris, B. Remchuk, M. Mess. Fourth Row: F. Falzoi, J. Miles, T. Tobin, E. House, P. Carter, D. Schuman, D. Coo- gan, D. Forbes, J. Earl. H. H. S. CHOIR The choir strives to bring a high standard of choral music to the school and community. In December this group presented their an- nual Christmas concert, this year in coopera- tion with the Three Mummers Club. Several members were also selected to attend section- al and county music festivals. VOLCANO First Semester Second Semester J. Logan, editor C. Roselli, editor R. Argentieri H. Askins H. Askins S. Beckerman J. Barillo J. Deegan T. Brown B. Emery P. Carter L. Jacobson J. Cook R. Padgett B. Harris R. Rhodes L. Jacobson M. Walton A. Luther L. McLean D. White M. Pauly C. Roselli J. Sherman M. Walton D. White Advisor Harriet Lasher Mattoon The Volcano Staff, which is no longer published by the journalism class exclusively, is attempting to improve school through its publications. Its interesting articles and special features have been enthusiastically received by the student body. Front Row: T. Brown, D. Logan, L. Jacobson, M. Walton, M. Pauly. Second Row: H. Askins, D. White, L. McLean, S. Phillips, J. Cook, J. Sherman. Third Row: P. Carter, C. Roselli, Mrs. Mattoon, A. Luther, R. Argenteri, J. Barillo. Advisor..................Miss Genette Brocken President......................James Wachter Secretary-Treasurer ..............Sandra Scott Librarians ....Rhona Burnard, Martha Mess Accompanist.....................Carol Seaman 56 GIRLS' HI— V Advisor........ President. Vice-President Secretory Treosurer. . Mrs. Dorothy Holl ....Solly Phillips ...Judy Shermon ...Patricia Smith ......Susan Wolf The purpose of the Girls' Hi-Y is to create, maintain, and estab- lish throughout the school and community, high standards of Christian living. In keeping with this the Girls' Hi-Y has performed many serv- vices. The girls prepared a Thanksgiving and Christmas basket for a needy family. They held a social to raise money for a clock to be placed in the A corridor. Some of the girls spoke in the churches on YMCA Sun- day and others picked the boy and girl to receive the Y mem- berships sponsored by the club. Front Row: Mrs. Holl, P. Smith, S. Phillips, S. Wolf, J. Sherman. Second Row: M. Northup, Sue Phillips, M. McNelis, A. Wessels, D. Colli. Third Row: J. Antonelli, P. Mosgrove, S. Gray, L. Miner, M. Wolton. Fourth Row: Y. Fognon, L. Robin, J. Carter, S. Wolf, M. King. Fifth Row: S. Young, M. Rowe, A. Gleoson, M. Egmond, K. Moc Arthur. Sixth Row: E. Gray, L. Boag, M. Glynn, M. Hendee. GIRLS' SERVICE CLUB Advisor President...... Vice-President Secretary Treosurer Sgt. At Arms Miss Margaret Neild ............Jean Sick ........Lillis McLean .........Janice Vogt ..........Marlene Neu ........Bonnie Brokaw The aims of the Girls' Service Club are Pure thoughts, Pure words, and Pure actions; its objectives, To seek. To find, and To share; and its platform, Christian Fellowship, Self- improvement, and United Service. This year, in fulfilling this pur- pose, the girls gave a Thanksgiv- ing basket to a needy family, made Valentine favors for the hospitals, and cleaned the school trophy case. Their two most important pro- jects were the sponsoring of Bundle Day and the compiling of a Sports Book in which is recorded all the scores for all the sports dating back to 1922. Front Row: B. Brokaw, L. McLean, M. Neu, J. Sick, J. Vogt, Miss Neild. Second Row: A. House, M. Racalto, A. Conklin, S. Scott, R. Rosenkrans, G. O'Toole, N. Glover. Third Row: C. Secondo, N. Shirley, M. Bayley, M. Armstrong, E. Dodd, M. Benzoni, M. Smith, A. De Rienzo. Fourth Row: J. Potter, M. Bash, Carole Smith, Connie Smith, M. Philbrick, R. Jacobson, E. House. Front Row: B. Harris, R. Padgett, M. Wotkins, B. Mobley, R. Van Scoter, M. Andrews. Second Row: L. Lemen, V. Massi, A. DeGaetano, M. Prisco, R. Eldridge. Third Row: V. Tobias, R. Schwartz, P. Brundu, J. O'Heron, L. Haley. ARTISAN CLUB Advisor...........Mrs. Edith Van Orsdaie President.................Muriel Hendee Vice-President...............Mary Prisco Secretary ..............Alice Harrington Treasurer...........................Linda Lemen Exhibit Chairman......................Sue Phillips The Artisan Club furthers art ed- ucation in Hornell High by bring- ing in art exhibits from outside areas and by working with students who are not in the art department. This year the members visited the Scholastic Art Exhibit in Rochester where many students had work ex- hibited. They also toured the Me- morial Art Gallery. The president of the club, Muriel Hendee, received national recogni- tion for a drawing shown last Spring in Rochester and later exhibited in the Carnegie Art Galleries in Pitts- burgh. THREE MUMMERS CLUB Advisor ....... President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer.... bly they presented a pageant entitled, THE SHEPHERD'S CHRISTMAS in cooperation with the choir. They also are planning to present a one-act play for an assembly program and attend the drama festival in Alfred in the Spring. In the meetings this year, the members will be producing one-act plays, learning make-up, and stage techniques. .Miss J. Ciancaglini ....Rhoda Jacobson .......Elaine Groy .....Judy Sherman ....Carole Clifford The purpose of the Three Mummers Club is to further dramatic appreciation and to learn the fundamentals of the theater art through play production. This year the members have planned an extensive program under the leadership of their new advisor. Miss Ciancnnlini In thp Christmns ntwm. Front Row, Left to Right: C. Secondo, C. Clifford, R. Rhodes, R. Jocobson, J. Sherman, Miss Ciancaglini. Second Row: S. Shepherd, C. Pettibone, J. Orihuel, J. Dunning, J. Ranger, S. Davis, S. Scott, J. Camps, J. Erskine. Third Row: M. Brown, S. Mac Farland, L. Miner, M. Miner, P. Lo Coco, F. Porker, J. Sackett, M. Jacobs, E. Cole, E. Gray, B. Waters, E. McLean Fourth Row: S. Grillo, D. Freece, B. Bailey, C. Seaman, V. Massi, J. Bosh, M. Grif- fin, R. Cilano, L. Orihuel, B. Emery. Fifth Row: F. Hart, J. Earle, J. Mig- hells, P. Clancy, E. Burns, A. Luther, W. Connors, G. Connors, A. Prior, R. Padgett, B. Brokaw, J. Benson. 58 NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE Advisor..............Miss Mildred Dunhom President........................John Casey Vice-President............Mory Louise Bash Secretary....................Alice Poscoe Treasurer....................Carole Smith The purpose of the National Forensic League is to cultivate interest in the art and practice of all types of public speech. This organization is well known for its weekly radio program, Hornell High Time. The members participate in such public debates as the American Legion Oratorical Contest, the Steuben County Schoolmasters Speaking Contest, and the National Forensic League State Contest. The group is proud to have one of its members, Marcia Smith, as the winner in the county American Legion contest. Front Row: C. Smith, M. Smith, S. Beckerman, A. Poscoe, C. Clifford, J. Casey, M. McNelis, Miss Dunhom. Sec- ond Row: B. Waters, N. Singleton, S. Shannon, B. Brokow, B. Emery, K. Russell, D. Logon, J. Grady. Third Row: L. Rabin, E. Dodd, M. Egmond, B. Ahrens. Fourth Row: D. Kelley, J. Deegon, T. Leohy, R. Lorow, L. Brosted, F. Curron. Fifth Row: M. McCarthy, G. Spitul- nik, J. Clancy, R. Bennet, J. Potti, L. Walker. Absent frpm picture: M. Bosh, C. Spencer. Front Row: C. Wright, R. Eldridge, N. McHenry, J. Mighells, B. Ahrens. Second Row: B. Brewster, R. Wheoton, D. Kinne, E. Kinne, A. Luther. Third Row: R. Green, J. Earle, R. Doily, R. Norton, R. Bebout. Fourth Row: Mr. Eddy, D. Line- hon, T. Burnard, D. Grohom, H. Lyke. AUDIO—VISUAL CLUB Advisor.............Mr. Charles Eddy President ............Bruce Ahrens Vice-President .......James Mighells .Secretory-Treasurer...Ned McHenry The Audi o-V i s u a I Club serves the school by operating such equipment as the movie projectors and taperecorders in the classrooms. The members also assist in lighting the audi- torium and stage for assem- blies, plays, and concerts. 59 JANE HARROWER FUTURE TEACHER CLUB Advisor...................Miss Nellie Dickinson President.....................Koy Moc Arthur Vice-President ...............Noreen Foirbank Secretary..........................Marlene Neu Treasurer...................................Nora Shirley Librarian...............................Patricio Smith Historian.....................Nancy Singleton Through its meetings and activities, the Jane Harrower Future Teachers Club upholds its purpose, to provide the members with in- formation regarding the opportunities in teaching and cultivating the qualities es- sential in a good teacher. In order to gain first hand knowledge about teaching, each future teacher is as- signed to assist a grade school teacher for one period a week. This year, the Future Teachers Club planned a special meeting for National Education week and sponsored a joint meet- ing with the Canisteo group. They are also planning to sponsor a tea for Teacher Recognition Day, participate in the sectional F.T.A. conference, and have a question and answer session with some of their past members who are attending col- lege. Front Row: C. Spencer, A. Conklin, S. Scott, P. Mosgrove, R. Rosenkrons, S. Wolf. Second Row: P. Smith, N. Shirley, M. Neu, J. Potter, N. Singleton, K. Mac Arthur Third Row: S. Wolf, A. House, L. Miner, S. Amidon, L. Robin, M. Smith, E. Dodd. Fourth Row: S. Gray, L. McLean, R. DeLony. Fifth Row: B. Emery, N. Foirbank, M. Benzoni. Sixth Row: C. Roselli, J. Deegon, M. McCorthy. Front Row: D. Schumon, J. Potter, J. Daniels, L. Rabin, M. E. Jarrett, K. Meyers, M. Egmond, S. Beckerman. Second Row: J. Hurne, C. Schneegas, R. Rosenkrons, A. Conklin, A. Oyer, K Booth, M. Jacobs, J. Goff, C. Clifford. Third Row: D. Beyea, M. Neu, S. Gray, N. Shirley, G. O'Toole, P. Smith, M. Morris, J. Carter, E. Zeliff, M. McNelis. Fourth Row: B. Rem- chuck, L. Allyn, J. Vogt, M. Rowe, D. White, J. Sherman, B. Brokow, P. Partridge, S. Cornish, P. Law. Fifth Row: J. Fisher, J. Spitulnik, W. Pearson, M. McCarthy, B. Ahrens, R. Woolever, V. Hussong. FRENCH CLUB Advisor.....................Miss Hussong President..........................Linda Robin Vice-President.......Jeanette Daniels Secretary.............Mary Ellen Jarrett Treasurer............................Kay Meyers The French Club promotes interest in the French language and the French people through its activities in the monthly meet- ings. Every year, the French Club sponsors a French Day on which all the members of the French classes must speak French to one another for the entire day. The high point of the year's activities is the French meal which the members pre- pare and serve by themselves. 60 Front Row: N. Neu, S. Silsby, R. Daniels, M. Philbrick, Miss Stadelman, D. White, D. Hammer. Second Row: K. Conkey, K. Klees, S. Brundu, P. Dow, J. Hurne, H. Spivak, S. Bossord, H. Swim, N. Buono, K. Russell. Third Row: J. Vogt, M. Green, R. Sims, C. Pettibone, L. Fronk, J. Bryan, B. Waters, I. Mobley, S. Seaman. Fourth Row: A. Pascoe, K. McKoy, A. Congdon, R. Burnard, M. Brown, J.. Smith, E. Predmore, K. Muchler. Fifth Row: T. Brown, J. Secon- do, J. Grady, H. Eveland, J. Gangemi. COMMERCIAL CLUB Advisor......Miss Caroline Stadelman President............Marilyn Philbrick Vice-President ..........Sharon Silsby Secretary-Treasurer..Rose Ann Daniels The purpose of the Commercial Club is to finance trips to large con- cerns in Hornell and the area. This year the members held a social and a bake sale to raise money for their visits to such places as the Hornell Telephone Company, Erie Accounting Bureau, and East- man Kodak in Rochester. Front Row: C. Kuhn, L. Conkey, M. Conlon, A. Hammond, P. La Coco. Second Row: M. Miner, K. Conkey, E. Green, H. Stewart. Third Row: L. McLean, L. Bash, J. Nicholson, J. Series. LIBRARY CLUB Advisor Mrs. Ruth Furlong The members of the Library Club cooperate with Mrs. Furlong, the school librarian, in performing the functions of our school library. The girls find their service to the library very interesting and educa- tional and feel that the time spent working in the library is well used. 61 FUTURE NURSES CLUB Front Row: Mrs. Moc Arthur, S. Shannon, J. Potter, M. Armstrong, S. Gray, E. House, Mrs. Cregon. Second Row: M. Bosh, A. DeRienzo, N. Shirley, J. Sherman, M. Egmond, B, Emery, A. Horvat, S. Sheon. -Third Row: F. Rennels, J. Sick, P. Smith, E. Sherman, M. Racalto, C. Spencer, A. Wessels. Advisors .................Mrs. Cregon Mrs. Mac Arthur President ............Elizabeth House Vice-President.............Solly Gray Secretary...................Joon Potter Treasurer.........Mary Lou Armstrong The Future Nurses Club has been organized to provide a setting in which young people who are interested in nursing as a career can meet together to share that interest by ex- ploring the opportunities and requirements in the field. Because most of this year's activities were spent in organ- izing the club, the members were not able to do as much as was desired. However, they did take a trip to Rochester to visit Strong Memorial Hospital and help in the community clinics and the Bethesda Hos- pital Drive. TANDA HORIZON CLUB Front Row: H. Swim, C. Harwood, R. Lobordie, M. Gallecio, M. Brown Second Row: H. Stewort, I. Dye, D. Bumfelt, C. Clifford, H. Erskine, J. Bryan. Third Row: C. Morino, J. Sockett, B. Remchuck, P. Lorow. Fourth Row: M. Jacobs, J. Padden, B. Semans, E. Green, P. Dyring. Fifth Row: H. McKinley, S. Predmore, K. Hansen. Sixth Row: M. Congelli, P. Amphlett, M. O'Conner, K. Leahy. Seventh Row: R. Clark, C. Smith, C. Dingwell. Advisor..........Mrs. Frances Suriani President...........Margaret Brown Vice-President .......Carol Dingwell Secretary.................Joyce Bryan Treasurer ............Sylvia Predmore Scribe..............Carole Harwood The purpose of this club is to provide a program of special interest to older teenage girls. The program aims to help members achieve personal de- velopment, good relationships with others, good times, in- doors and out, vocational ex- ploration, and community serv- ice. This year, the girls planned a hayride and pizza party, sponsored the Easter Dance, and also a radio program. AOWAKIA HORIZON Front Row: N. Griffin, P. Hogan, J. Hornbeck, C. Kuhn, P. Smith Second Row: J. Hoffmon, BT Weover, L. Holey, A. Hammond. Third Row: K. Booth, C. Kock, E. Donlon, C. Ghents. Advisor President Vice-President Secretory ... Treasurer Scribe........ Patricia Ahearn .....Pearl Smith Janet Hornbeck ...Carolyn Kuhn ...Nancy Griffin ...Peggy Hogan The Aowakia Horizon Club, a new freshman group, has followed the tradition of the other Horizon clubs by striving to develop the personalities of its members through social dnd educational experiences. The girls divided themselves into three groups so as to perform the activities of the club more efficiently. The high point of the year's activities was a party which they sponsored for the Children's Home. MELIOR HORIZON CLUB Advisor.....................Mrs. M. Galleher President..................Corole Sue Kunold Vice-President...............Marcia Smith Secretary.....................Shirley Wolf Treasurer................ Carol Schneegos Scribe ......................Gloria O'Toole Front Row: Shirley Wolf, M. Smith, C. Schneegos, C. Kunold. Second Row. R. Pogett, C. Seomon, N. Glover, E. Dodd. Third Row: A. Harrington, B. Bailey, S. McKinley, L. Rabin. Fourth Row: M. Clancy, C. Pettibone, P. Generalli, C. Secondo Fifth Row: M. Rowe, G. O'Toole, S. Wolf, C. Smith. The Melior Horizon Club Serves the school and community by developing the personalities of its members through social and educational experiences. This past year the club's activities included packing a Christmas basket, working in the Cancer Headquarters, and raising money from a pancake and waffle supper. In October three members of the club attended the Na- tional Horizon Conference in Washington DC. 63 Front Row: S. Amidon, S. Scott, N. Newton, P. Mosgrove. Second Row: A. De Renzio, N. Remchuck, M. McNelis, M. Prisco. Third Row: S. Sheon, D. Colli, M. Neu, A. Lisi. Fourth Row: S. Seaman, P. Barnes, B. Brokow, S. Conwoy, B. Emery, S. Brundu. SIGNA HORIZON CLUB Advisor......................Joan McEntee President................Patricia Mosgrove Vice-President..............Norman Newton Secretary...............................Peggy Bash Treasurer..............................Sandra Scott Scribe......................Sandra Amidon The goals of the Signa Horizon Club are personality development, social experi- ence, vocational exploration, and service. This year the club sponsored a trip to Washington for four of its members who attended the national Campfire Girls Con- ference. The girls also sponsored a social to finance a Valentine's Party, a splash party, and an educational trip for all of the members. AMICITIA HORIZON CLUB Advisors.....Mrs. Hollands, Mrs. Dovidson Front Row: E- GraV' M A Murphy, M. Quenon, H. Morendo, J. Lecceordone. President.................... Eloine Gray Second Row: L. Sherman, M. Deegon, P. Baker, C. Allen, B. Delaney, J. Vice-President..........Mary Anne Murphy Dunning, E. Camps Third Row: S. Vaine, L. Orihuel, J. Carter, E. Zeliff, Secretary.....................Carol Padget D. Sanford, A. Dugo, M. Griffin, A. Caruso Fourth Row: S. Grillo, C. Treasurer....................Morilyn Quenon Lo P'°na, J. Benson, M. Morris, N. Bly, R. Cilano, S. Pascoe. Fifth Row: Sgt. ot Arms................Morgoret Deegon A Du Pont E- McLean, L. Nash, K. Meyers, E. Condon, M. Jorrett, J. Carey, Scribe....................Helene Morendo S. Lasher. The members of this sophomore Hori- zon club enjoyed a busy year which was devoted to giving service and helping its members to gain social experiences. In December the girls decorated a win- dow in Card's Drug Store advertizing Christmas seals. They also did volunteer work at the Bethesda Snack Bar. The club is now planning a meeting with Mrs. Mc- Roberts who will tell them about good grooming. 64 HOROSCOPE FOR '57 Nome Usually Found Likes Can You Imagine Our Prediction Gerald Ahearn in a Studebaker to work having homework done? Principal of H.H.S. Bruce Ahrens Attendance office Hornell Hi Time on time Mrs. Repple's assistant Leah Allyn Square dancing chemistry? blonde caller for dances Sandra Amidon with the two other Sandys to smile loud clock watcher Carol Amphlett Riding in a certain MercuryCanisteo staying home? woman wrestler Josephine Antonelli practicing the piano being early children's piano teacher Richard Argentieri with a short blonde Girls straight blonde hair Home permanent King Mary Louise Armstrong with the girls good books not shy champion blusher Helen Askins with Lois M. Amilio boisterous Driver's training assistant James Barillo on Leach Avenue Jude without Jude Bigleaguer Dona Barney writing letters to flirt faithful Wac Mary Louise Bash 22B Bur flunking Math successful doctor Melvin Bash at gas station cars not blushing Colgate dealer Joseph Beaver listening to jazz drums flute player Band Leader Mory Sondra Beckerman talking golf with hand-me-downs jockey Lois Bossord in the cemetery? Mercurys Cit. Ed. II teacher snake charmer Susanne Bossard at the Classic Jimmie getting mad??? happily married Lee Brasted on the farm big blue eyes Public speaking teacher city slicker Bonnie Brokaw wandering the Irish failing Cit. Ed. another Miss VanGelder Jack Brown at Loblaws Dotty single Daddy Margaret Brown eating to eat in school not eating safe cracker Stonley Brown working on airplanes airplanes in a submarine pilot Theodore Brown at St. James to toke pictures wise? doctor Joyce Bryan with the gang any shade of black losing her temper Hair stylist Rona Burnard with the girls Bookkeeping with an Irish accent secretary Nancy Collagen at the 5 10 the 5th without friends interior decorator Walter Canfield coming to school at 9:28 skipping school doing homework hot rodder John Casey with the boys everyone having an enemy Montgomery Clift II Carol Clifford at the Milkbar debates not having homework done Sec. of State Keith Coddington at school? to take it easy perfect attendance truant officer Alice Congdon with you know who her ring shy??? Queen of skate land Ann Marie Congdon with Ken to blush unfriendly telephone operator Vivian Conkey babysitting bowling noisy Bowling Champion Ann Conklin studying Larry tall and lanky with Ph. D. Jeanne Cook with the girls parties at the lake without peroxide Miss Information of Hornell Eugene Croston with Ruby to be technical without Ruby successful Gerald Crowe with Hovie the gang late hours going to Corning? Mr. Atlos Gary Crowley outside Dorsey's Sally on the bench President of the United States Jack Curtis riding bicycle Radios going steady President of Ham Operators Rose Ann Daniels in 10-B driving yelling midget in the Circus David Dean we wonder girls? without freckles space cadet James Deegan peddling papers good exercise Jim Patti's enemy Editor of New York Times Ann DeGaetano at home clothes without a story Manager of Hornell shows Ruth Delaney in gym current events anti-social an American sports girl 65 HOROSCOPE FOR '57 Name Usually Found Likes Can You Imagine Our Prediction Ann DeRienzo in the 1 st University of Dayton in the 5th Resident of U.D. Carol Dingwell Roller skating long hair bald Wave Larry Dininny in the blue and white bug Jackie studying Professor Patricia Dow combing her hair clothes not having her homework English Teacher done Alene Eaton with Hovie dogs??? not arguing Jitterbug teacher Ray Ebner on first floor most anything talkative The Silent Type Monica Egmond cheering stuffed cows not happy Miss America of 1960 Beverly Emery with Martha Speech class without a joke orator Ira Evans alone to be alone not alone hermit Harvey Eveland at the Hornell theatre Pot (not talking to girls) Romeo II Noreen Foirbank most any place sports unpopular All-American star Ruby Fuller in 10-A Gene liking Math bathing beauty Francis Gallicchio St. James his work?? riding a horse Pancho on T.V. Peter Gambino River Street suspenders Irish merry mousketeer Doris George around to hurry tall painter Joseph Grady driving around girls not speeding stock car racer Don Graham outside 1 1 -A her walking Math teacher Robert Grausgruber selling tickets the opposite sex not shy Fuller Brush Man Sally Gray busy surveys with time on her hands efficiency expert Gary Greene babysitting kids a midget Prof, babysitter James Greene talking a good laugh without a wise crack story teller Rosemary Griswold around the halls Rich with black hair card shark Lawrence Haley in the 5th Ann alone in the world member of Bill Holey's comets Dona Hammer with her ''husband movies without Don My Friend Irma II James Hammer most anyplace school? smart? politician Robert Hammond at the Y.M.C.A. talking selfish Pope Pius XIII Billye Jane Harris in a certain Mercury Dee her third finger vacant wife Muriel Hendee here and there the boys quiet serious Loretta Young's substitute Anne Horvat with Jean Cit. Ed. unfriendly director of Internal Revenue Ann House laughing Math non comprendre? U.N. French guide Elizabeth House North Hornell Cit. Ed. with a short bob constable of North Hornell Dean Hovencamp with Alene gossip skinny James Dean II Rhoda Jacobson in Cards everyone not laughing Margorie Morning Star Don Kelley who knows? tangerines without friends star in all fields Roberta Knapp with the gong Augie in school school teacher Nancy Kull Classic parties no parties hostess Beverly Lacy most anywhere long hair with a D-A haircut Beautician Nick LaVarnway with the guys to drive ongry at the teachers tree surgeon Tom Leahy driving a Plymouth drums disliking someone Krupa II Kenneth Leith in his car to hot rod it speeding state trooper Donald Logan with Mary 'em short any shorter gum chewer Mike Loree Steuben Theater Blondes serious Gorgeous George II Roger Lorow with Casey swimming pool no laugh banana peeler Harold Lyke doing math the girls not flirting Bob Cummings II 66 HOROSCOPE FOR '57 Nome Usually Found Likes Can You Imagine Our Prediction Kay MacArthur with Scott Bond unfaithful band director Mike McCarthy in the band the tuba a brilliant scholar tuba shiner John McDonald walking fast to tolk driving o car shoe polisher Jerry McKee with the boys to try anything not handsome Forest Ranger Lillis McLean with Jeannie a certain boy without a sense of humor piercin holes in donuts Mary F. McNelis at St. James we'll never tell giving R. J. a hard time nurse at Sonyea Brian Miller in the band all subjects with a crew cut National Guard Officer Irene Mobley laughing a certain someone not laughing Colorado bound Lois Montgomery with Helen her ring loud married Susan Moore at home housekeeping mean 1st grandmother at H.H.S. Williom Moss driving around Carol no freckles state trooper Carolyn Muchler in band to gossip bleached blond Earl Boswick II Kathleen Muchler Wellsville skating staying home Saturday night figure skater Marilyn Muchler Sugar Bowl colds without a cold Champion sneezer Jean Musone drawing Ronnie without friends famous artist S arlene Neu with Peggy acting with short black hair Broadway star Norma Neu studying choir not studying housewife James O'Connor with 5th warders the 5th early wealthy bachelor James O'Heron 32C cooking Fat Heavy Weight Champion of the World Madelyn Padden with him Paul with no pretty smile a wife Alice Pascoe with Kathy New York City unfriendly Fashion Designer James Patti with Fungus to talk speechless Speaker of the House Mary Louise Pauly giggling a good lough sober faced Trix sound effects William Pearson with the boys a certain girl drunk Married with twelve kids Howard Pebbles with his girl a certain comedienjne ombitious dramotic actor Philip Persing in the 5th Miss Dunham without a joke psychiatrist Sally Phillips with you know who you know who without you know who Mrs. you know who Sue Ann Phillips drawing dyed hair not laughing at jokes artist Joan Potter with Sally French stupid Bubble dancer Esther Predmore Bus. Office to type deep, loud voice executive sec. Mary Prisco with Ann gym class (Mr. Durso) dropping Bkkg. gym teacher Mary Racalto St. James Jim tall future Florence Nightingale George Randall riding the bus the farm walking home farmer James Remchuk in the woods to hunt not bowling organ grinder Fendora Rennells telling somebody something to know what's going on quiet Louella Porsons Patricia Reynolds with Ann Mike with a loud voice voice teacher Ruth Rhodes doing pantomimes who works ot Loblaws serious comedienne Barbara Robinson the gang typing?? pacified gong leader Charles Roselli working on volcano poetry not writing poet Ruth Ann Rosenkrans in Library Jim not wearing kneesocks Eastern Star Queen Karleen Russell on the farm horses inconsiderate Dale Evans II Donald Schulitz roaming around excitement no red hair dye maker Raymond Schwartz working hord to tease the girls going out of town street cleaner Sandra Scott in choir boys? flunking Cit. Ed. barmaid 67 HOROSCOPE FOR '57 Name Usually Found Likes Can You Imagine Our Prediction Sandra Seaman with Sandy to complain getting mad Prof, arguer Frank Secondo with Sharon movies no girl chemist Jerry Secondo with the guys married women no wise cracks Bigamist Leona Severance home Frank hating dogs Pistol Packin' Mama Sharon Shannon listening to music geometry without her rq.dio midget T.V. salesman Sandra Sheon 1 1 -A Jerry shouting Manager of Hornell Theatre Elaine Sherman going home Gordie married fly-chaser Judith Sherman A corridor shine single wife of a Yankee Nora Shirley with Missy everyone a scatterbrain Educated Can Can Dancer Jean Sick with Ann Alfred friendless a fisher Sharon Silsby with Kathleen to have fun not having fun tap dancing instructor Robert Simms giving lengthy reports study halls with no opinion English scholar Nancy Singleton driving around Doug without Doug Prof, tumbler Carol Smith at the game boys alone Rose Bowl Queen Jackie Smith with Larry Larry with a dainty walk farmer's wife Patricio Smith cheerleading a certain athlete not blushing hula dancer Sidney Smith with Pearson girls making sarcastic remarks? member of the Globetrotters Thomas Smith out of town games blondes no comments?? Debate coach Carol Spencer talking school play's sloppy octress Joseph Spendlove studying? school? without his pipe manufacturer of Spendlove pipes William Spicer square dancing spurs on his boots in a tuxedo? Range Rider II John Spiwak leaning on cars Cit. Ed.?? married mattress tester Gary Sprague with Marty geometry? not worrying??? Clark Gable II James Stadelman in Corning memories without a smile millionaire Don Stewart ot A P work short fat bobby pin Manufacturer Pete Stillman at Richtmyers Guess who?? late for school Author of book How To Laugh without Crying James Sullivan in the 5th ward to sleep with a squeeky voice ditch digger Don Travis around town study halls in 2 years warden of Bath Jail Melvin Travis racing time business taking his time Sec. of State Harold Treat over a cup of coffee sleeping late completely awake floor walker Jim Trentanelli around school curly hair funny map maker Janice Vogt 10-B typing flunking her exams wizz in everything James Wachter hot rodding around 'em young robbing the cradle Bob Crosby II Lowell Walker in his back yard basketball straight hair Beautician Martha Walton at Dunn's Louie a bad disposition waitress at Harvey Carey's Beverly Waters at Harvey Carey's her ring bold telephone operator William Watt at Richtmyers to tease Bonnie unhappy court jester Ann Wessels Harvey Carey's a good joke bored cigar bender Doris White with Helen Don not giving her opinion debate coach Linda Willey 5th ward everyone pale teacher Robert Williams in school? just obout everything blushing vintner Fred Wirth with guys to recite in class high squeaky voice Santa Claus' helper 68 Top: S. Grillo, E. Groy, L. Pos- coe, L. Shermon, Y. Fagnan, B. Bishop, L. Wyont, J. Gilbert. VARsrnr CHEERLEADERS Rain or shine, winning or losing, we can always depend on our cheerlead- ers to be leading our cheers with spirit and peppiness. These busy groups ore a major factor in the boost of school spirit evident at the games, the pep rally, and the pep assemblies this year. Vorsity Captain Joyvee Captain Judy Sherman ..Sharon Grillo Left to Right: M. King, P. Smith, M. Glynn, C. Smith, J. Shermon, M. Egmond, A. Glea- son, C. VonOrder. 70 Front Row, Left to Right: G. Crowe, J. Barillo, P. Brundu, R. Lorow, P. Stillman, G. Secondo, D. Kelley, J. Patti. Second Row: R. Egan, A. Roselli, P. Hartley, S. McHale, W. Castle, D. Guenther, J. Macris, B. Smith. Third Row: A. Stook, J. Northrup, E. Shults, A. Locke, W. Crowe, G. Connell, C. Rose Fourth Row: J. Piccirillo (asst, coach), S. Fiscina, C. Smith, A. Page, A. Willsey, D. Coogan, J. Flaitz, L. Castiglione (coach). VARSITY FOOTBALL Coach—Mr. Lorenzo Castiglione Asst. Coach—Mr. Joseph Piccirillo Captain—D. Guenther Managers—R. Schulitz, R. Widmer. The Red Raiders wound up the 1956 gridiron season with a six win— one loss—one tie record. The boys, many of whom returned after a mediocre season last year, played both a beautiful offensive and defensive game to remain undefeated in the West Central Conference. Don Kelley, Dave Guenther, Art Roselli, and Alan Stook were selected for the West Central All Conference team, while Jerry Secondo, Butch Locke, Jerry Crowe, and Pete Brundu were included in the second team. Mr. Castiglione and his boys are to be commended for bringing us the co-championship West Conference title. 71 First Row: Left to Right: Mark O'Neil (coach), W. Connors, J. Kull, I. Pryor, R. Fuller, R. Mead, R. Guinane (coach). Second Row: S. Nardecchia, S. Babcock, J. McGrath, M. Horn- beck. Third Row: L. Pryor, W. O'Rourke, R. McNelis, M. Barillo, R. McGuckin, T. Tobin, J. Capluzzi, H. Young, J. Pryor, P. Patti, R. Gray, K. Young. JAYVEE FOOTBALL Captain.....................Salvatore Fiscina Manager ......................Addison Locke Coach:......................Mr. Mark O'Neil Captain......................Rotated each game Manager.........................Roger Schulitz Coach..........................Mr. Mark O'Neil Asst. Coach...................Mr. Dick Guinane The Junior Varsity wound up the 1957 season with a terrific record of 16 wins and only one loss. The squad lost their opener to Painted Post and then went on a sixteen straight winning streak. The height and speed of these boys give us a bright picture of future years of H.H.S. basketball. After a poor start, the J.V. squad, coached by Mr. O'Neil, came through to win their last two games. The Little Raiders por- trayed much spirit and many newcomers showed much promise. We predict an even brighter season for the 1957 squad. IA WEE BASKETBALL Front Row: Left to Right: J. McGrath, J. Prior, P. Babcock, S. Fiscina, S. Babcock, M. Barillo, V . Crowe. Second Row: A. Locke, W. Conners, A. Page, J. Flaitz, G. Conners, G. Connell, M. O'Neil. 72 Kneeling, Left to Right: D. Hovencamp, J. Barillo, G. Crowley, J. Crowe, J. Stodelmon. Standing, Left to Right: P. Hartley, K. Leith, J. Watcher, A. Stook, E. Shults, J. Macris, D. Guenther, R. Egan. VARSITY BASKETBALL Co-Captains...........Gary Crowley, Don Kelly Manager ..............Phil Hartley, Ken Leith Coach .....................Mr. Elliot Hartman With a ten win, eight loss record for the 1957 season, the Hornell Red Raiders had its first winning season in four years. The team paced by such stalwarts as Jerry Crowe and Cary Crowley showed much spirit and desire to win. Crowley set a new high school indivdual scoring record for the most points in a single game with 37 points against Batavia Although next year's squad will lack height, we predict their speed and drive will bring an even better season on the court. 73 The loss of nine seniors and return of only four lettermen for the 1956 Soccer sea- son, left Coach Paul Rohver with a very in- experienced squad. But the team, although it lost all of its games, showed much spirit and willingness to fight. The games were hard fought and many were heartbreakers with the Raiders losing by only one goal. With many new freshmen and sopho- mores gaining experience, we look forward to a very successful 1957 season. Coach Asst. Coach Front Row: C. Hoyt, R. Wilkins, B. Pauley, B. Carroll, J. Wachter, L. Haley, J. Prior, B. Taylor, F. Cortese, J. Brooks. Second Row: Mr. Rohver, G. Slatt, B. Mess, T. Hoffman, T. Jimmerson, D. Jimmerson, M. Cham- berlin, S. Smith, J. Oyer, J. Fisher, E. Wing, D. Dyer, L. Buisch, M. Tannler, D. Zimmerman. SOCCER Mr. Richard Guinone Mr. Joseph Picarrillo With only a few of last year's squad re- turning, the wrestling team had a rather poor season this year. The Raiders won three matches and lost seven. Ken Lewis, Leroy Brenner, and Melvin Perry sparked the team's hopes by becoming Bi County champions. With the young squad shaping up well, we expect a very successful 1957 season. WRESTLING Front Row, Left to Right: J. Kuhn, B. McNelis, J. Coddington, L. Boerner, T. Hanrahan Second Row: A. Hann- ing, J. Newell, P. Brundu, M. Loree, H. Lyke, P. Grillo, B. Mulholn, Third Row: Mr. Piccarillo, D. Fuller, G. Smith, J. Curran, B. Aherns, J. Oyer, J. Skinner, Mr. Guinane. 74 BASEBALL Front Row: S. Nardecchio, M. Borillo, P. Curtis, G. Sprogue, D. Guenther. Second Row: H. Young, Manager; J. Kelly, F. Roselli, S. Fiscina, S. Mills, K. Young, R. Schulitz Third Row: Mr. House, F. Mauro, A. Stook, R. Williams, W. Mosgrove, J Barillo, Mr. Piccirillo. TRACK Coach — Mr. John House Asst. Coach—Mr. Picarillo The 1956 Hornell baseball team had a good season this spring. The Raiders, competing with Corning Free Academy and Corning Northside for the A Double A county cham- pionship, were successful in winning this honor and were thus eligible for the sectional. After a hard battle, Hornell lost the sectional, by one run, to East Rochester High School. Coach — Mr. Mark O'Neil The 1956 track team, with a large turnout this year, had a fairly successful season. In the triangular track meets, the Raiders lost the first one and won the second. The team also placed second in a quadrangular meet with Corning Free Academy, Wayland and Painted Post Central Schools. Also in the 1956 Wellsville Spring Outing, Hornell, in competition with twelve schools, placed third. Front Row: A. Roselli, D. Guenther, W. Crowe, J. Gongemi, S. Simpson, M. Spitulnik, C. Burlingome, F. Fal- zoi. Second Row: J. Patti, G. Con- ners, R. McNelis, J. Copluzzi, P. Hortley, J. Clancy, D. Coogon, R. Smith. Third Row: F. Hart, Manag- er, W. Conners, D. Elliot, A. Willsey, J. Aulis, J. Pryor, A. Page, S. Mc- Hale. Fourth Row: Mr. O'Neil, E. Shults, R. Clancy, N. LaVarnway, D. Graham, F. Cortese, A. Locke, C. Rose, Mr. Castiglione. 75 ADVANCED Advisors..........Mrs. Groce Sheheen Miss Genette Broken President................Marlene Neu Vice-President. ...Beverly Emery Secretory...........Mary Louise Bosh Treasurer.......................Ruth DeLany Captains Barbara Robinson, Beverly Emery, Pat Baker, Linda Rabin, Sharon Shannon, Ruth Markel Front Row, Left to Right: C. Smith, B. Emery, R. DeLany, M. Bash, M. Neu, R. Morkel, P. Baker, B. Robinson, S. Shannon Second Row: P. Dyring, L. Rabin, D. Colli, N. Glover, M. Rowe, R. Jacobson, K. MacAuthur, N. Fair- bank, S. HerrNeckar. Third Row: M. Hendee, S. Beckerman, E. Dodd, J. Schwarz, N. New- ton, N. Remchuck, P. Mosgrove, C. Spencer, A. Horvat, Mrs. Sheheen. Fourth Row: E. Pred- more, H. Morendo, B. Bailey, A. Prior, M. Boyley, M. Benzoni, V. Conkey, C. Smith, A. Harrington, Mr. Rink. BEGINNERS Advisors...................Mrs. Grace Sheheen Miss Genette Broken President..................................Mary Murphy Secretory.. ..........................Christine Pollinger Treasurer.........................Diane Freece Captains........Lois Bash, Barbara DeLaney, Judy Goff, Beverly Smith, Joan Hoffman, Carol LaPiana Front Row, Left to Right: B. Smith, B. Delany, L. Bash, C. Pollinger, D. Freece, J. Hoffman, M. Murphy, J. Goff, C. LaPiana, B. Remchuck, D. Francis Second Row: C. Smith, L. Boag, C. Secondo, A. Hammond, N. O'Donnell, J. Series, C. Harwood, K. Meyers, M. Jerrett, M. Morris, L. Croston, B. Hill, L. Lemen. Third Row: Mrs. Sheheen, L. Sherman, G. Lewis, J. Ranger, J. Padden, A. Dugo, S. Philips, R. Libordie, P. Smith, R. Egmond, J. Dunning, J. Micholson, P. Lorow. Fourth Row: Mr. Rink, S. Predmore, S. Conderman, K. Klies, M. Gal- licchio, R. O'Brien, D. Hammer, R. Stone, D. Sanford, J. Hornbeck, S. Vaine, P. Hogan. GIRLS' BOWLING LEAGUE The Girls' Bowling League is affiliated with the American Junior Bowling Congress, a National organization of junior bowlers. The league consists of six teams of the more experienced bowlers of H.H.S. and six teams of beginners. At the bowling alleys there is always a keen spirit of competition as the teams battle against each other hoping to be the local winners and thus earn the right to take part in the National tournaments. The bowlers plan to take part in the District of New York Telegraphic Tournament, the National Mail-O-Matic Tournament, Country tournaments and the Pen Yan Mail-O-Craphic bowling tournament in the months to come. 76 First Row, Left to Right: J. Brooks, P. Mulligan, P. Clancy, J. Cregan, J. Morey, J. Fisher. Sec- ond Row: F. Cortese, P. Donaldson, E. Donald- son, W. Oakes, D. Lelond, W. Tsibulski. Third Row: J. Clancy, L. Mead, C. Rose, S. McHale, T. Hoffman, R. McNaughton, N. McHenry. Captain...........................J. Clancy Co-Captain......................Fred Cortese Coach......................Mr. Paul Rohver The swimming team became a center of much sports interest this year and was made a Varsity sport. Although defeated by the more experienced squads of Canadaigua, West High, and Brighton, the Raiders defeated Geneva and Madison High School. The swimmers made the sectionals this year with Stan Mills placing first in the 100 yard backstroke and Fred Cortese in the 150 yard medley. Hornell had a very young squad with no seniors but prospects are high for next year. SWIMMING TEAM BOYS' BOWLING LEAGUE Every Thursday night will find a group of enthusiastic boys bowling at the Seneca Bowling Alleys. This year the eight boys with the highest averages competed in the county tournament. They also bowled in the National Mixed Doubles Tournament and the Mailographic tournament. Advisor............................Mr. C. Puree President' .....................Eugene Crosten Secretary .....................James Remchuck Treasurer..........................William Watt Captains.........J. O'Heron, B. Albright, B. Remchuck, G. Crostom, J. Kelley, J. Herr- necker. First Row: Left to Right: J. Remchuck, G. Croston, B. Simms, B. Watt, Mr. Puree. Second Row: J. O'Heron, J. Stephens, D. Croston, R. Van Scoter, J. Guild, R. Mess, N. La Varnway. Third Row: R. Mead, R. Albright, J. Codding- ton, F. Cortese, D. Norton, E. Wing, B. Rem- chuck. Fourth Row: L. Jacobson, J. Herrnecker, J. Kelly, W. Ritenburg, M. DeLaney, H. Ghents, D. Dow. Fifth Row: J. Kull, L. Waight, T. Hollister, A. Parlove, D. Hammer, B. Mulhollen. 77 First Row, Left to Right: A. Roselli, J. Patti, K. Leith, D. Hovencomp, J. Prior, H. Lyke Second Row: W. Oakes, C. Rose, M. Barillo, S. McHale, P. Hartley, C. Smith. Third Row: L. Bennet, J. Northrup, J. Stadelman, A. Stook, S. Fiscina, R. Taylor. Fourth Row: A. Locke, E. Shults, P. Curtis, P. Stillman, F. Cortese, R. Wilkins. Fifth Row: J. Barillo, R. Egan, D. Guenther, D. Kelley, J. Crowe. Sixth Row: J. Coddington, C. Hoyt, R. Schulitz, R. Wing, L. Haley. VARSITY CLUB President........................Roger Lorow Vice-President...............Jomes Watcher Treasurer........................James Patti Sgt. At Arms.................Dean Hovencamp The Varsity Club, in its third year of existence, is becoming increasingly active. The lettermen sponsored a sports banquet, its annual sports night, a block dance, and boys intramural sports. This year one of their ranks will once again be chosen to receive the Evening Tribune Sports Award. 78 Front Row, Left to Right: M. Northrup, M. Neu, E. Emery, M. Bash, Mrs. Sheheen. Second Row: P. Law, A. Dugo, N. Remchuk, P. Mosgrove, P. Baker, R. Market, Y. Fagnan, J. Schwarz, C. Schneegas, K. Russell. Third Row: M. Smith, C. Smith, E. Congdon, S. Shannon, H. Morendo, S. Wolf, R. Delany, V. Conkey, K. MacArthur, P. Relosky. Fourth Row: E. Dodd, J. Dixon, S. Brundu, D. Colli, M. Rowe, M. Boyley, L. Bosh, N. Fairbanks, C. Secondo, E. McLean. Firth Row: C. Marvin, M. Hendee, B. Brokaw, L. Nash, S. Wolf, S. Conway, A. Gleason, J. Vogt, L. Hedden, C Smith, S. Sheon. GIRLS' ATHLETIC COUNCIL Advisor ................Mrs. Grace Sheheen Mrs. Joreen Mallery President ...................Beverly Emery Vice-President ...........Mary Louise Bash Secretory......................Marlene Neu Treasurer..................Martha Northrup The purpose of the Girls' Athletic Council is to encourage interest in sports for girls and to promote sportsmanship throughout Hornell High School. The club sponsors the Advanced and Beginners Bowling Leagues and also the girls' intramural sports program. This year was a successful one for the girls in the council and it pro- mises to continue to be one of our most active and interesting organizations. 79 The staff thanks you for your loyal support in subscribing 100% to the 1957 Mople Leaf. FAMILIAR SAYINGS Me and my scrubbies You know I love to talk I can too say aluminum What do you want for Christmas? Yes, but I got 32 points We want Paul Revere ! Was that the last bell? Hey Jerry, I'm here! That's what I said, nothing I like it! Well, I've got something to say along that line! Holy Smokies! Lots a luck Hi, doll That's the way the cookie crumbles Bob Egan Mrs. Hritz Kathy Lillis Pete Babcock AI and Dave Peanuts Muriel Jim Stadelman Dave Guenther Jim Patti Cars Don Kelley Squirt Bob Taylor FAMILIAR SCENES Candy Sales School out at 3:45 No pep in pep assemblies Lois in the Bib M Students helping the city make new paths through the park Ronnie chauffeuring the boys Loree talking about the Irish Girls flashing their diamonds A little blue ford bugging around town Cheerleading practices Getting in Not O K. papers Patsy's face getting red Mr. Peltz cracking jokes Mike with another new hat Seniors on second floor Mad rush at 11:45 THANKS To you, our patrons, for your hand of assistance in making this Maple Leaf worthy of the seventy-five Senior Classes in the his- tory of Hornell High School. Dr. and Mrs. Ralph J. Janello Dr. J. J. Griffin James H. Sullivan Vedo M. Candiello, Atty. Senator Harry K. Morton Dr. and Mrs. W. J. MacFarland Dr. and Mrs. A. Rabin Dr. and Mrs. J. P. Schieder Merle A. Place, M. D. Atty. Joseph R. Cullen Atty. George L. LaFaro Shults and Shults, Attys. Nicholas J. Changose, Atty. Lurton K. Whiteman, Atty. Raymond Callahan Harold F. Lieb Nugent and Burke Dr. G. W. Cheesman Frank C. Hornbeck G. Orcutt Brown 83 SENIORS GIRLS' SERVICE CLUB Love is the joy of service so deep, that self is forgotten Compliments oj A. L. BLADES SONS, INC. General Contractors REED'S JEWELERS 101 Main Street, Hornell, N.Y. PHILIP C. ROCKWELL Reliable Insurance Phone 45 Landman Building 93 Main St. Hornell, N.Y. Congratulations From your Congratulations to the Class of 1957 MAPLE CITY CO-OPERATIVE SAVINGS LOAN Old Gold representative 34 Erie Avenue ASSOCIATION FRAN MAHONEY HECKERT’S I.G.A. STORE The American Home is the Safeguard of American Liberties Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Senior Class of 1957 from the _______________GIRLS’ ATHLETIC COUNCIL BEST WISHES to the Class of 1957 from ADELPHIA SORORITY 86 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1957 FROM THE OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS OF HORNELL HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI ASSOCIATION TUTTLE ROCKWELL Steuben County's Largest Department Store OVER 75 YEARS DEPENDABLE SERVICE BILL SICK’S ESSO SERVICE My Wish for the Class of '57 Happiness and May Your Dreams Come True Compliments of LOOHN'S CLEANERS IAUNDERERS INC 450 Canisteo St. Hornell, N.Y. Phone 1368 Compliments of CONDERMAN'S JEWELERS 163 Main St. Over A P Hornell, N.Y. LESTER'S FLOWERS 162 Main Street WILKINS GULF SERVICE Corner Seneca Genesee Sts. Hornell, N.Y. Prompt, Courteous and Dependable Service for Your Cor. ALSO THE HOME OF GUARANTEED USED CARS Best Wishes from FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA See Our Large Display of Organs and Pianos FLETCHER PIANOS N. Hornell 87 Best Wishes to the CLASS OF '57 from the SIGAAA PHI RO SORORITY character service Best Wishes V national from Imonor society! ' Uiy National Honor Society kp Class of '57 scholarship leadership A. McHENRY CO. Quality Jewelery Diamonds Gifts For Over 100 Years For the Best in Quality and Artistry—It’s JAMES FLOWERS For over 36 Veors 149 Main St. Hornell, N.V. Compliments of A. DAVIDSON BROS. 16-18 Broadway Hornell, N.Y. E. YOUNG KNIT SHOP Knitting Accessories Yarn Needlework Congratulations from DE GAETANO SHOE REPAIR (Children's Quolity Footwear) Compliments of BERT A. BUSH JEWELERS Official Erie Time Inspectors 62 Main St. Phone 1833 Compliments of McDERMOTT'S MOBILE Friendly Mobilgas Service 179 Seneca St. KING HAMMOND Firestone Tires 175 Canisteo St. Hornell, N.V. Phone 2033 TRACY JONES Church Street Lumber Yard Phone 27 Dependable Building Service i47 Main street General Insurance Phone 248 RAYMOND CALLAHAN Shoe Repairing—All Work Guaranteed J. LAPIANA Blue Ribbon for 3 Successive Years 126 Main St. Hornell, N.Y. Compliments of FLORENCE ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO., INC. Wholesale Supplies Fixtures 283 Canisteo St. BUD BUSH WARDEN CLANCY BARREL HART MOOSE SHULTS SEARS ROEBUCK COMPANY 181 Main St. Hornell New York WLE A 197 Main St. Hornell New York WILKINS GULF SERVICE Corner Seneco Genesee Sts. Hornell, N. Y. Prompt, Courteous and Dependable Service for Your Car. Also the Home of GUARANTEED USED CARS REPPLE'S MARKET Canisteo St. Hornell New York LU ANN'S BEAUTY SHOP Canisteo St. Hornell New York KEMP'S PLUMBING Canisteo St. Hornell New York Compliments of WEYAND'S BAKERY Canisteo St. Hornell New York ROBINSON'S MOTEL Main St. Hornell New York HORNELL AUTO SUPPLY Broadway Hornell New York HORNELL AUTOMOBILE DEALERS ASS'N. Hornell, N. Y. 89 BEST OF LUCK TO THE GRADUATES OF 1957 AM FM 1320 WWHG 'Hornell's Pioneer Station' 105.3 COOKS 157 Moin St. Hornell New York KIRKS Sportswear — Millinery Accessories 166’ i Moin St. Hornell, N. Y. BOB'S SERVICE STATION Canisteo St. Hornell, N. Y. JEANNE'S BEAUTY SHOP Broadway Hornell New York SPENCER'S STATIONERY Seneca St. Hornell New York DON L. SHARP CO. 40 Seneca St. Hornell New York JACK'S HANDICRAFT SHOP 58 Moin St. 11 Seneca St. Hornell New York O'CONNOR BROTHERS INSURANCE Seneca St. Hornell, N. Y. Compliments of HORNELL PAINT AND GLASS CO. Broadway Hornell New York CARUSO'S GROCERY 95 River St. Hornell New York COOKIE JAR 170 Main St. Hornell New York BRAUNSCHWEIGER'S PHARMACY Canisteo St. Hornell New York CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1957 STEUBEN TRUST COMPANY HORNELL, NEW YORK 90 For COOKING REFRIGERATION WATER HEATING HOME HEATING CLOTHES DRYING INCINERATION USE GAS Faster — Cleaner — Economical EMPIRE GAS FUEL COMPANY- INC. BIG ELMS RESTAURANT 196 Seneca St. — Essentially Yours — Doy In Doy Out Year In Year Out WILKINS REPAIR SHOP Gunsmith — Locksmith We Service What We Sell 76 Broadway Hornell, N. Y. Compliments of CARDS DRUG STORE Compliments of LEAHEY'S GAS STATION Compliments of McCABES CASH GROCERY 53 Stote St. Hornell, N. Y. TEXAS CAFE Hornell Compliments of DELUXE ALLEY'S GLENWOOD MILK BAR Pride of the 5th Ward 321 Canisteo St. Phone 2283 HARVEY CAREY, INC. Registered Pharmacist on duty at all times 83 Moin St. Hornell, N. Y. MURRAY STEVENS STEUBEN COUNTY'S LARGEST CLOTHIERS Established 38 BROADWAY Phone 1920 FEDERATION BUILDING 12 HORNELL, NEW YORK 91 Compliments of MacBRIDE'S Compliments of GREENFIELD WEYAND The Finest in THE MEN'S SHOP HORNELL BATH DANSVILLE MASONARY HOLLANDS LUMBER COMPANY Since 1873 From Cellar to Roof PAINT LUMBER BUILDERS' SUPPLIES MILL WORK STERN STERN TEXTILES INC. HUGUET FABRICS DIVISION HORNELL, NEW YORK 92 TO THE FROM THE CLASS OF '59 94 Treasurer Congratulations from CLARK S GULF SERVICE Compliments of WALDORF'S JEWELERS Gifts and China GLENWOOD DAIRIES Quality Built Our Business' Phone 444 321 Canisteo St. HORNELL TELEVISION SERVICE INC See it better on the cable Phone 1269 THOMAS F. KINNEY 23 Broadway Shirts Arrow Jayson Sweaters Rugby Jantzen Belts and Suspenders Hickok Congratulations to the class of 57” ZELIFPS KENDALL SERVICE Seneca at Genesee Tires — Batteries Accessories Light Repairs Compliments of A P SUPER MARKETS INTER-COLLEGIATE PRESS Publishers (ever Mono tot turers look Binders FACTORY HOME OFFICE Kansas City MW l� 9i I !•! I I ' I ’ : , ! §,{! !ii!!! !i! I!!! ‘.•••.I I: i l l •) ! ! | m mm! SlBKl .