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

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Mary Ann Buono Mary Ann “Mary's very loyal, she'll al- ways do her share. To lighten up one's load a bit and ease another's care ' Michael Lee Brooks Jennifer Burnard Jenny Jenny has a ready smile, a twinkling eye, a cheery word for passers-by 28 Theresa She makes them all sit up and hark, for at athletics, she's a shark.'' I Louise Kaye Burse Louise A cheery grin, a quick hello, those things tell us why we like her so ' Marcia Elaine Campbell Marty ''Cheerfulness can drive away a world of sorrows.

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Betty Arlene Bennett Betty What she wills to do or say seems wisest, virtuousest, dis- creetest, best. Randolph William Bowen Randy Wise men say nothing at dan- gerous times. Carl Beyea Carl Now we come to Carl — des- cribe who can. An abridgement of all that is pleasant in man. Donna Louise Bradt Donna She's peppy, brilliant, kind, and true; a friend sincere right thru and thru. A man of strong intellectual power and strong character, given to meditation. Darla Lee Bradley Dor The price of greatness is re- sponsibility. Margaret Jane Brewster Margaret Nothing is impossible to a willing heart. 27

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She was made for happy thoughts and for playful wit and laughter John Congelli John An allround good fellow in all sorts. Phyllis Elaine Conkey Phyl Imagination does more than accelerate material progress; it creates more satisfying human relationships. Richard Connor Rick There's a good time comir hoys, a good time coming Grace Ann Constantino Groce A little woman, though a vet little thing, is sweeter far tha sugar, and flowers that b ooi in spring. 29