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

Text from Pages 1 - 240 of the 1974 volume:

“A picture paints a thousand words.. a yearbook captures a million... expressions tell their own story... the burden... the sorrow... the strife and... pain... and at the same time... the joy... the laughter... the relief and... happiness... a combination of all these things... this is you and this is me... and this is life... at HORNELL SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL day by day... MAPLE LEAF 74 Hornell Senior High School Hornell, New York Volume 40 Editors Sammy Suriani ........Editor-in-Chief Karen Hasler ...........Layout Editor Ellen Cropp ......Photography Editor Sarah Huffsmith ..........Copy Editor Sue Harder............Business Editor J. P. Holbrook..........Sports Editor Pete Psyhos..............Photographer It is hard to imagine a day without them: • many times unnoticed and completely taken for granted • no matter how busy, never a harsh word for anyone • a general concern for students, teachers and the many new faces encountered each day • friendly shniles, always helpful, ever present . . . So often we benefit — so seldom do we acknowledge the simple things that are done for us: • the small crises that are solved with telephone calls • recovery of forgotten lunches • the loan of a much needed stapler, paper clip, rubber band . . . For all the times we forgot to say it; thank you Miss FitzGerald and Mrs. Perry 5 yearbook captures a million. . . a 7 8 9 the burden. the sorrow a a 10 and at the same time. . . the joy. . . 12 14 happiness. Up Front Decisions and planning . . . financing and cutting . . . should this be taught or that? . . . hiring or retir- ing, the decision is theirs . . . elected with faith . . . charged with responsibility . . . responding with leadership . . . motivating change . . . operating with efficiency . , . they are the basis for making our system “tick . Mr. Francis P. Hogan Mr. John H. Pryor Rev. Bradley T. Lines Mr. George A. Prete Mr. Gerald D. Walker, Assistant Superintendent Mr. Harold N. Paul, Superintendent Dr. James Pullman, Board President 18 Dynamic Duo Principal and Vice-principal . . . running the school with firmness and justice . . . ever present in the halls . . . dedicated to their jobs . . . expanding curricular offerings . . . listening to ideas and reac- ting to suggestions . . . working closely with students and teachers . . . second year administra- tion of the “dynamic duo”. Mr. Durso - Principal 19 Tracing the Ages From Ancient Greece to modern day economics . . . reliving the past of World Wars and struggl- ing new governments . . . Anthropology and would you believe Psychology? . . . planning for the future while learning from the past. Mr. Lecceardone European Culture Mr. Schu Afro-Asian Culture Mr. Scheiwer History 20 Mr. Morris Afro-Asian Culture Mr. Carlson Afro-Asian and European Cult. Mrs. Dempsey American History Mr. Thomas European Culture 22 Mrs. Spitulnik Biology Mr. Vincent Physics, Biology, Phys. Science Scientific Method??? Problems: Biology, Chemistry, Earth Science, Health, Physical Science, Physics. Materials: labs, notes, tests. Methods: hard work, studying, perseverance. Observations: take notes, pay attention during class, lab once a week. Conclusion: knowledge. Mr. Lefferts Physical Science Miss Mularz Physical and Earth Science 23 As Easy As 3.141592653 Angles, circles, triangles, lines . . . pie are squared or is it, they are round? . . . sine, cosine, tangent, cubed . . . homework, corrections, corrections and again . . . X squared, Y squared, discriminant too . . . bonus . . . formulas, infinity, end. 24 Mrs. Lasher Intr. Algebra, Math 9, Algebra I Mr. Miller Math 9, Math 10 Mr. Tenney Algebra II, Consumer Math, Math 9 25 Mr. Bostwick Boys Phys. Ed. Mr. Feltham Boys Phys. Ed. Shaping Our Shapes Something's new in gym this year . . . Football or Soccer . . . Bowling or Slim- nastics . . . Square Dancing . . . Field Hockey . . . Weight-lifting . . . Softball . . . Coed Activities !?!... 4 weeks . . . 2 weeks. . .or both. 26 Franqais, Latina, Espahol Bonjour, salvete, hola . . . Con- jugate, translate . . . culture and civilization . . . ancient and modern . . . broadening our knowledge of other lands and people . . . au revoir, valete, adios. 27 Mr. Adamonis Mr. Caneen Business Industrial Arts Ends and Odds From saws to typewriters . . . from cars to mechanical drawings . . . assets, liabilities . . . woodworking, electricity . . . shorthand, homerow . . . accounting, economics, business law . . . theory, parking parallel ... 8 sided signs . . . stop. Mr. Caruso Business Mr. Crabtree Driver Ed. 28 Drawings, Recipes, Sharps and Flats Something learned other than facts . . . concerts, cooking, sewing . . . drawings and songs . . . half times and trips . . . musicals, pottery and fun. Mrs. Aultman Home Economics I, II Mr. Berger Drawing, Painting Mr. Printy Ceramics, Sculpture 30 31 (ing glish di part'ment)—n. Miss Ciancaglini English 9 and 10 Mr. Arnault English 11 and 12 Mrs. Carney English 11 and 12 Mr. Crosby English 9 and 10 Miss Gallagher English 9 and 10 3 32 Mr. Quinlan English 11 and 12 Mrs. Herrick Developmental and Corrective Reading Mr. Koehler English 9 and 10 Mr. Murphy English 9,10,11,and 12 Mr. Rogerson English 11 and 12 Mrs. Hammond Librarian Literature Course . . . skills ... 3 days and 2 . . . Writing Workshop . . . vocabulary . . . independent study . . . The World is a Stage . . . Contemporary Novels . . . Shakespeare . . . Literature of Sports. . .Essays. . .Write on! 33 Mr. Sharrett Paving the Way Mrs. Arcangeli Scheduling . . .planning . . . a friend in time of need . . . SAT’s and achievements . . . college interviews and catalogs . . . counseling . . . academic guidance . . . help in molding minds . . . preparing for the ways of the world. Mr. Guinane 34 Mrs. Perry Mrs. Walker Dr. Crothers 35 “Practice Makes Perfect” Vern Gatewood Arnold Aleskovsky Leslie Paddock Mary Vincent Joanne Copeland Sharon Doria Mike Knight 3� Janet Bassemir 36 Helping Hands FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. J. Strausburg, Mrs. A. Caruso, Mrs. R. Flanders, Mrs. D. Boone, Mrs. P. Owens, Mrs. L. Morey, Mrs. B. Gutherie, Mrs. M. Noble, Mrs. O. Mayorga. FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. R. France, Mr. L. Carnes, Mr. B. Hults, Mr. J. Fortuna. Being away from home and living in a different country is certainly a difficult and interesting experience. The way of life in Ethiopia is quite different from the life in the United States. I had a pretty hard time in adjusting my life to the new surroun- dings. I wasn’t surprised when I got to see the changes here since I expected to find so many different things. The one thing that I didn’t expect was the weather. When I first went to school, I had a little difficulty in understanding the pupils. But, this problem didn’t last very long. Before I came to the United States, I heard many different things about it. I tried to forget everything I had heard because I wanted to find out what the real things in the country are. Of course, I noticed many things are different from what I had heard. My first impression of the United States is the people. How nice it is living with such sociable people. I can say that most of my problems are solved by the people here. I think living with the different families helped my experience a lot. I realized even two families in the same country vary in many ways. Generally speaking, it was after Christmas when I found most things more interesting. It is very nice for the AFS to give students opportunities of learning about different countries. I hope my experience in the United States will help me in my future life. Fetlework Captures Our Hearts Fetlework Siefu 40 41 Ann Goes to Morocco 42 This past summer, I spent ten weeks with the Amrani family in Fes Morocco, North Africa. Adapting to a new society (pace of life, food, clothes, customs, and language) is indeed a rewarding and enlightening ex- perience. Since Morocco is a male dominated socie- ty, it was an asset having a host brother. Na- jib was an eager, young student, and a bit more broadminded than most girls. This gave me a chance to see and experience more. Because Morocco is an underdeveloped and uneducated country, everything is bas- ed on TRADITION! Life is a bit slower there. People don’t concentrate on being places on time. Everything is relaxed. From noon until 4:00 p.m., all work stops. The people rest in the 120 degree heat, then resume work until late at night. The food is very basic, con- sisting of brown bread, semolina, melons, and mint tea, the national drink. In my journeys, I found that the people were most hospitable, warm, happy, and friendly. This was good, and eased a new- comer. However, at times, they were so hospitable that they would get offended easi- ly, (like not taking a glass of tea). Again, this reflects the tradition. Although Morocco is now independent, they have several troubles. There are beggars lining the streets, poor getting poorer, and rich getting richer. However, there were the lighter times too. I had my first experience at a hamem, (an old lady thought I was deaf and dumb, so she bowed to Allah to give me speech and hear- ing. Actually, I hadn’t mastered the language yet). I also experienced getting lost while mountain climbing, and having mis- understandings to a culture clash. Through all this I learned more from my many mis- takes; I came back with a different perspec- tive about the world and my surroundings. I learned to appreciate my community, and especially my family for all they have given me. Mohammed Najib Joutey Amrani was my host brother. We grew to be very close. He was the only one who spoke English. He was very intelligent. Najib was a very good gymnast, and a conscientious worker. I think he knew more about the U.S. than I. Najib was interested in my welfare, however he was not dominating. He let me see the good and the bad aspects of his country. Ann DiVincenzo 43 Homecoming '73-’74 October 26th . . . queen Bonita Byron and escort Ed Culver . . . other candidates . . . Joanne Rohan and John Rees . . . Cathy Slater and Steve Livingston . . . Debbie Shinebarger and Fran Marino . . . Joanne Crosby and Terry Fitzpatrick ... Liz Donavon and Mike Murray . . . movie and television theme for half time . . . majorettes twirled fire to Brian’s Song ... a fun and memorable evening that can hardly be forgotten. Regents Scholarship Winners Nineteen from Hornell . . . Sue Harder number one in county . . . Brian McShane number three . . . several alternates . . . high test score necessary . . . Oc- tober 3 . . . financial aid to college bound students. SITTING: A. Devlin, P. Psyhos, D. Carroll. KNEELING: D. Siriani, B. Burke, T. Crowe. STANDING: B. Schu, S. Huffsmith, M. Robbins, E. Cropp, M. Cannon, A. Richtmyer. ROW TWO: R. Dropp, S. Harder, D. Wellington. 45 “Stairway to Heaven ) Highlight of Junior year . . . imaginary heaven with stars and rainbows . . . angels and planets . . . cupids and clouds . . . dynamic music of Rasputin . . . climax was crowning of Queen Eileen McAnany and escort Pat McHale . . . and her court. . . Karen and Chris . . . Nancy and Mike . . . Judy and Bill . . . Nancy and Jim . . . “ethereal” Junior Prom 1973. 46 47 The Ten Most Wanted ) Ellen Cropp—0000007 Bill Schu—0000008 49 Albert Devlin—00000010 Terry Moss—0000009 “Time in a Bottle” FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: T. Terry, D. Wilkins, King J. Benesch, Queen M. Engram, J. Ebert, B Dugan. A sweet memory . . . dancing to the music of “The Rogue” . . . the novelty of the girl inviting the boy . . . the for- mal atmosphere ... a magical land of bottles ... a magnificent night to remember. 51 “Suitable for Hanging” FRONT ROW: M. Griswold, S. Mosher, K. Peterson. ROW TWO: M. Sengstock. ROW THREE: B. Reitnauer, A. Hamilton, S. Kinsman, S. Durso, R. Dunning, F. Cilano, J. Holbrook, D. Wellington, L. Suriani, B. McShane. Try-outs for parts . . . long tiring rehearsals . . . pizza party . . . gratification and sense of ac- complishment ... a really crazy play . . . with a couple of Wrenns . . . two mad scientists ... a seductive brunette ballerina . . . a hilarious Russian spy ... a beautiful blond sleep-walker . . . two diligent mothers ... a dis- gusted roommate ... a confused and hurt Charlie Hackle . . . and a perturbed private eye ... a combination of fantastic acting. 52 V 53 SPORTS t 57 Bi-State Division Champs A team of surprises ... a slow start but once started there was no stopping . . . stiff competition . . . Notre Dame, E.F.A., Southside, Corning West and East . . . many hours of practice and hard work . . . undefeated in their division, (7-0) . . . 12-6 overall . . . nearly all lettermen returning . . . watch out, tennis teams of 74. FRONT ROW: R. Dunning, J. O'Con- nor, J. P. Holbrook, B. Schu. SECOND ROW: D. Shinebarger, J. Hunt, S. Huffsmith, B. Gessner, A. Devlin. 'O 'v mMm %. ■ • v c « . 59 Trackmen Break Losing Drought FRONT ROW: D. Bender, M. Fiacco, J. Brazen, D. Kubiak, P. Schillaci, M. Acker. SECOND ROW: J. Doty, C. Corbett, J. Egger, B. Cameron, C. Osmin, D. Sheridan, T. Murray, C. Hollands. THIRD ROW: B. Sciotti, Coach Feltham, M. Davidson, T. Dempsey, J. Dick, J. Burger, B. Burns. 60 FRONT ROW: T. Hallenbeck, L. Pelkey, S. McHale, L. Crow, D. Simms. SECOND ROW: C. Dahill, R. Rockwell, B. Bacon, J. Benesch, B. Wolfanger, R. Scholes, H. Davis, B. Burger, J. Clancy. THIRD ROW: C. Jarrabet, K. Buckley, T. Tillman, M. VanKeuren, M. Schneider. FOURTH ROW: F. Congdon, D. Kubiak, D. Moretti, B. Cameron, S. Parlavecchio, M. David- son, E. Elliott, B. Burns. Finally an end to the 4 year losing sickness . . . several times, narrowly missing a win . . . against Edison, a loss by ONE point ... a record fell in discus throw by Tom Tillman . . . several men advanced to the sec- tionals . . . several returning lettermen . . . even more promising next year. A1 Championship Play Carried on 62 FRONT ROW: J. VanScoter, M. Angeli, J. Willsey, C. Woodworth. SECOND ROW: D. Willsey, D. Hall, M. Caporiccio, K. Knapp, G. Tsibulsky. THIRD ROW: P. Sciotti, J. VanSkiver, J. Ingalls, G. Kelleher, F. Marino, B. Burke, Coach Caruso. One of the best records in Hornell Baseball History . . . won 11 of 13 . . . captured Sullivan Trail Conference championship . . . superior hitting, pitching and fielding . . . many men returning . . . con- tinuation of Hornell’s baseball dynasty. 63 FRONT ROW: M. Sciotti, J. Flaitz, D. McAllister, J. Flaitz, E. Zaparzynski. SECOND ROW: M. Bacon, J. Mauro, E. Flanders, B. Paul, J. Fagnan, P. McHale, P. Aitchison. Golf Team Tees Up for Another Great Season Only 2 losses to complete a 12-2 record . . . second in the county league . . . hard work paid off as records fell . . . Marty Robbins and Dave Livingston broke school scoring record with even par 35 at tough Twin Hickory . . . bright future for next year’s team . . .all 8 lettermen returning. FRONT ROW: F. Henderson, L. Ebert, J. Benesch, P. Argentieri, B. ROW THREE: J. Ashworth, P. Roberts, A. Gillette, T. Robbins, J. Hogan, D. Livingston, J. Quinlan. ROW TWO: J. Wood, A. Nugent, L. Parks. Brunswick, D. Bender, M. Robbins, M. Giglio, K. Diehl, B. Jackson. 64 FRONT ROW: J. Rose, C. Purse, D. Livingston, T. Murray, E. Elliot, J. Clancy, A. Coates, T. Matacle, J. Fagnan, M. VanKeuren, D. Bender. SECOND ROW: J. Dick, M. Dailey, D. Willsey, A. Gillette, P. McHale, M. Robbins, T. Kelleher, G. Kelleher, T. Brewer. THIRD ROW: D. Moretti, K. Crosby, D. Sutfln, M. Mahoney, T. Quinlan, G. Coleman, J. Burger, B. Burger, T. Robbins. FOURTH ROW: L. Davis, D. Bender, B. Paul, J. O’Conner, R. Pleklo, B. Saam, D. Bossard, D. McAneney, B. Mericle, M. Rixford, R. Mobley. New head coach Castiglione . . . achieved a victory in season opener . . . defense kept games close . . . offense couldn’t seem to get it together . . . lacked the explosive player needed to win . . . hoping next year this player will be found. 66 FRONT ROW: J. Grillo, T. Libordi, J. Carbone, C. Corbett, C. Marino, B. Malick, J. Milliner. SECOND ROW: Coach Sacco, C. Olix, M. Willsey, J. Coates, P. Aitchison, M. Palmesano, J. Flaitz, J. Flaitz, J. Burke, B. Morse, M. Matacle, S. Brown, M. Sciotti, Manager Bill Yergens. THIRD ROW: D. Canty, J. Jarrabet, M. Clancy, M. Bacon, B. Bottone, T. Nisbet, R. Strausser, P. Coogan, J. Quinlan, K. Hatter, C. Curran, J. Rose, D. McAllister, Coach Printy. FOURTH ROW: A. Conner, H. Davis, T. Graham, C. Koehler, M. Condon, T. Burke, B. Dugan, T. Chase, S. Terry, D. Scott, R. Cudebec, J. Herbert, R. Fiac- co, T. Gillette. One of the bright spots in fall sports . . . hard work paid off in a record of 6-3 ... high point of the season . . . E.F.A. game . . . last minute winning touchdown . . . outstanding back, Dan McAllister . . . out- standing lineman, Tom Burke . . . manager Billy Yergens supplied team with tape and moral support . . .poor weather and stiff opponents . . . toughened team with the en- durance needed to win. 68 I Young Stars Have Good Season 69 “Over the River and Through the Woods 11 FRONT ROW: F. Congdon, A. Richtmyer, D. Griswold, L. Pelkey, B. Schu, R, Rockwell, M. Rosemier, T. Testani. SECOND ROW: B. Schu, J. O’Connor, P. Holbrook, S. Durso, J. Patterson, M. Yanni, J. Mike, J. Hyslip. THIRD ROW: P. Psyhos, B. Bacon, R. Hasler, C. Ludden, J. Lieb, R. Baggley, J. Hyslip, Coach Lecceardone. FOURTH ROW: T. Hallenbeck, M. Murray, J. Woodworth, H. Woodworth. A totally different sport. . .one of self discipline and pride ... a dismal start of three consecutive losses . . . then things got rolling . . . double victory over Horseheads and Addison . . . smashing victories over Corning East, Wellsville, Haverling and Sayre ... six meet winning streak . . . climax at County Championships at Twin Hickory Golf Course . . . defeated un- defeated and heavily favored Cor- ning West by one point . . . record breaking runners Fran Congdon and Tom Hallenbeck returning . . . next year’s team should be something to see. 71 Soccer Team Slips Through Season FRONT ROW: T. Dailey, D. Shephard, J. Brazen, J. Didio, P. Fisher, Jarrabet, K. Diehl, T. Harris, D. Sheridan, M. Morrisey, M. Durso, F. Vivenzio, R. Davis, G. Rollins, P. Shephard. S. Parlavecchio. Coach Bostwick. SECOND ROW: B. Gessner, C. Watches, J. Egger, T. Daniels, C. Record hardly does justice . . . biggest crowds ever. . . exciting night games in the stadium . . . captains Fred Vivenzio and Don Sheridan provid- ed leadership . . . the real story of the team . . . seldom known but most important. . . loyalty to fellow players . . . hustle and courage on the field by all. 73 Swimmers Continue Success Another extremely successful season . . . only one loss this season . . . many records fell . . . 2 relay and 7 individual . . . leader Tim Tripp . . . followed by Jerry Flaitz, Clem McHale, Andy Trax, Dave Simms . . . captains Tim Crowe, Paul Shepard, Dave Simms . . . first loss in two years . . . Mr. Spittler’s 48-9 compiled record in three years . . . one of Hornell’s brightest sports. FIRST ROW: C. McHale, B. Schlossberg. ROW TWO: S. Brown, M. Tobin, J. Didio. ROW THREE: Coach Spittler, S. Hooker, C. Olix, D. Riefer, S. Trax. J. O’Connor, S. Polmanteer, J. Bob. ROW FOUR: J. Flaitz, J. Cortese, M. Watches, L. Hurd, D. Bigger, P. Eveland, I. Zaparzynski, S. Hooker, D. McManus, R. Kelly, T. Crowe, A. Trax. ROW FIVE: P. Shepard, D. Andrews, M. Hurd, T. Tripp, D. Simms. 75 FRONT ROW: L. Ebert, T. Griswold. ROW TWO: D. Canty, R. Fiacco, T. Hallenbeck, C. Marino. ROW THREE: Coach Kelleher, E. Rohan, D. Sengstock, M. Hunt, B. Dugan, T. Burke. Fans Spark Raider’s Spirit FRONT ROW: C. Puree. K. Knapp, J. Mauro, J. Livingston, C. Hollands, J. VanSkiver, T. Kelleher, M. Morrisey, F. Marino, D. Livingston, B. Burke, Coach Farrell. New head coach Mr. Farrell . . . team captain Bill Burke ... a new approach . . . having the right at- titude . . . lots of desire . . . firm commitment to the team . . . possession of poise and strength . . . perfection in the execution of plays . . . injuries to several players . . . added experience of substitutes. 77 Individual Stars Shine FRONT ROW: B. Burger, L, Rose, L. Pelkey, R. Pocaro. ROW TWO: J. Grillo. B. Schu, M. Bacon, B, Bacon. ROW THREE: M. Pollizi, S. Hall, J. O'Connor, M. Chrissy, R. Cudebec, J. Brazen, Coach Bostwick. A team with guts . . .hurt by inex- perience and injuries . . . nevertheless struggled on to vic- tories . . . outstanding seniors in Joe Brazen and Larry Rose . . . Mike Crissy for the Juniors ... a very good turnout at matches . . . a respectable season . . . very optimistic for next year. 78 FRONT ROW: J. Kraft, M. Harold, J. Hall, M. Sciotti, T. Backer. ROW TWO: J. Milliner, N. Dean, M. Mulcahy, K. Phair, L. Crow. ROW THREE: B. Sutfin, P. Crissy, K. Davis, B. Bottone, F. Congdon, K. Holly, Coach Lecceardone, J. Green, C. Burner. 79 Class of 74 President - Ed Culver Vice-President - Joe O’Connor Secretary - Lisa Patti Treasurer - Barb Berry 85 K. Michael Acker “Slick” Barbara M. Berry “Barb Charlotte M. Billings “Charlotte” Kathleen A. Binder “Kathy” Jada A. Aitchison “Jada” Ethan L. Allen “Ethan Stephanie J. Brown “Steph” Linda M. Brunswick Raymond F. Brzozowski “Brun” “Bozo” Kevin W. Burch “Burchie” 86 John P. Ashworth Arthur Joseph N. Brazen Choke” John R. Burger Modoc” Albert C. Beam “Big Al” Daniel L. Bender “Benny” 87 William R. Burke “Burkester” Richard L. Butler “Rich” Christine H. Button “Chris” Bonita Byron Bonita” Douglas J. Carroll “Doug” MaryA.Cartella “Mary” Christine M. Caruso “Chrissy” Lawrence R. Caruso “Larry” 88 89 Mary Kay Cipolla “Mary Kay” John P. Coleman Co Co” Lee A. Criss “Lee” Frederick A. Cilano “Fred” Gary M. Coleman “Gary Kathleen L. Conner “Kathy II” John S. Clark “John” Rebecca A. Cone “Becky” Ellen B. Cropp “Ellen” Rosalie D. Clark Rose” Cynthia L. Congdon “Cindy” Joanne M. Crosby “Joanne” John E. Clark “John” Paul E. Cone “Enoc” Cherie K. Crist “Cherie” 91 F. Timothy Crowe “Tim” Edward J. Culver “Culv Leo J. Davis Jim” Randy J. Davis “Randy” Patricia M. Dean “Patty” Robert T. Dempsey “Demps” Angela M. DiVincenzo “Ann” Mary E. Donavon Liz” 92 Gail S. Cunningham “Gail” Albert F. Devlin A,” Lee H. Dailey “Lee” Thomas B. Dailey “Turtle” James M. Dick J. D.” Dawn N. Drake Wendy” I,. Molly A. Dagon “Digger” 93 JohnW. Elder “Ellie Lucky Erskine “Lucky” Y Martin F. Dugan “Marty” Debra A. Dunn Debi” Richard L. Dunning “Rich” ■L Rita E. Dropp Rita” I Michael J. Durso “Mike” i I Mary A. Easterbrooks “Easterbunny” Edward P. Elliott “Ed” Connie L. Ellis “Connie” Linda J. Eveland “Linda” Michele A. Falzarano “Michele” Philip J. Fisher “Phil Terry L. Fitzpatrick “Fitz-y” 95 William H. Foster “Bill” Gerald R. Freeland “Jerry” Nancy Gemmell “Nancy” Katherine M. George “Motza” 96 Kevin L. Freeland “Kev” Beth J. French “Beth” Anne M. Hamilton “Little Red” Craig L. Hammond “Craig” Alvin P. Hance “Al” Patrick T. Hanrahan “Pat 99 Kathleen F. Hollister Kathy 1” Christopher G. Jarrabet “Squinchilies” John G. Kelly “Gerard” Richard J. Kelly “Rick” Sharon A. Kinsman “Sharon” Kevin T. Knapp “Zip” 100 101 Leslie D. Lewis “Leslie Margaret J. Lieb “Margie” Stephen J. Koehler “Steve” DonnaS. Kraft “Krafty” Stephen J. Loper “Steve” Cynthia L. Lorow “Cindy” Margaret T. Lynch “Peggy” Carl L. MacNaughton “Hoss” 102 Henry M. Krajewski “Henry” Garry D. Kring “Garry John P. Lee “Burr” William F. Levinson “Bill 103 Roberta L. McDaniels “Roberta Elizabeth A. McDonald “Betty” Patrick M. Mclnerney “Mac” Rita M. Mooney “Rita” Donald M. Moretti “Mert” William C. Mortimer Mort” Terry L. Moss “Terry” Barbara J. Mulhollen “Barb” Dennis P. Mullikin “Den” Susan M. Murphy Sue- 104 Brian L. McShane “Brian” Michael T. Murray “Mike” Kathleen M. McKinley “Kathy-3” Stephen M. Mosher “Steve Theodore J. Murray “T. J.” ■ M . —' •_ i Theresa M. Milliner “Theresa” 105 Twyla J. Nisbet “Twyla” Deborah A. Ordiway “Deb” 106 Elaine A. O’Connor “Elaine” Daniel L. Ordway “Dan” Lisa A. Patti “Lisa” Lorraine Patti “Lorraine” Joseph G. O’Connor “Joe” Kim M. O’Heron Kim” William R. Oney “Odor Carol E. Palmer “Carol” Patricia L. Panter “Mouse” Stephen T. O'Rourke “Flash” Roxanne S. Patton “Rox” Karen S. Petersen “Karen” Cynthia J. Phillips “Cindy” 107 Peter G. Psyhos “Pete Gregory J. Reimann “Greg” Mark R. Quimby “Wimpy” Rene'A. Porcaro “Rene” John J.Rees “Rosko” Martin J. Robbins “Scorch” Bonnie J. Reitnauer “Bonnie” Timothy J. Quinlan “Quincy” Nancy E. Reitnauer Nancy” 9? v Lawrence J. Rose Tata” Robert G. Scholes Barney” Donald P. Sciotti Don” no Karen A. Royston Roy” Fetlework Seifu “Fetlework” Jean M. Sacco “Jean” Judy A. Sanford “Jude” William E. Schu “Bill” Ill Donald J. Sheridan Sherby” Judith A. Shick “Judy” Becky M. Shinebarger “Rudeabecker” Paul E. Shephard “Punkin” 112 David A. Simms “Simsy Julie A. Slaght “Jul” Catherine M. Slater “Cathy” Daniel C. Smith “Smitty” Deborah L. Smith “Debbie” Sharon A. Smith “Sharon 113 Thomas J. Smith “Tom” it ft Syma L. Solovitch “Syma” Cynthia M. Stank Charlotte R. Stanton “Cin” “Char” Sammy F. Sudani “Sammy” David L. Sutfin “Dave” Catherine A. Stiles “Kathy” Jovena A. Testani “Jo Alberta Turek “Bert” Robert T. Strausser “Strauss” Andrew M. Trax “Andy” Timmy L. Tychi “Tim” 115 Greg A. Tsibulsky “Greg” Michael P. VanKeuren “Hyme” Joan M. White “Jo” Joyce Y. Wilkins “Joyce” John T. VanScoter “Scooter” Janice J. Whitman “Wit” Jane E. Willsey “Jane” David E. Wilson “Dave” Elisabeth A. Wolter “Buffy” 116 Ann M. Wilcox “Wilt” Jeffery L. Wood “Woody” Frederick J. Vivenzio “Foot” Paul R. Walker “Paul” Walter W. Warczok “Walt” Diane R. Wellington “Diane” 117 118 Absentee List Patricia G. Campbell Micheal L. Capporiccio Harry J. Cheresnowsky Waneta A. Crosby Katie A. Dean Dominic W. Gallese M. Paul Giglio Laurie A. Glover James L. Green William A. Maxson Joseph M. Merriam Francis J. Noble Daniel J. Rectenwald Deborah L. Reynolds Lynn M. Travis James E. Valentine Daniel T. Welch 119 120 Class of 75 President - Oscar Wilson Vice-President - Cheryl O’Connor Secretary - Nancy Corner Treasurer - Mary Mu 121 In Memory of: Kevin Eugene White, who died September 2, 1973. Kevin enjoyed life, and tried to make the best of it. He enjoyed being with people, and peo- ple enjoyed being with him; especially his “park friends” and his fellow students. Although Kevin is gone, he will always live within our hearts. R. Andrews E. Andrus K. Argentieri P. Argentieri T. Argentieri K. Backer R. Bacon T. Bailey C. Baird L. Baker R. Bartlett L. Bell C. Baldwin B. Beckwith D. Bender M. Barnes J. Beecher J. Benesch S. Benjamin R. Boone R. Bossard P. Bowles D. Bradford D. Brewer T. Brewer R. Brown S. Brown S. Burdell W. Burger L. Burns R. Button F. Campbell M. Cheresnowsky M. Ciancaglinl J. Clancy C. Clark L. Clark K. Clifford A. Coates R. Coddington F. Congdon J. Contos N. Corner J. Cortese S. Covert E. Crandall D. Cregan D. Criss L. Crowe C. Cudebec B. Culver 124 K. Curran D. Dailey M. Dailey T. Dailey A. Daniels K. Diehl W. Donnelly B. Drake K. Drepensted T. Drumm S. Durso R. Eason J. Edmund H. Ellis H. Farnsworth M. Fiacco G. Flaitz M. Flaitz R. Flaitz J. Flansburg 125 R. Flansburg F. Foster R. Freeland K. Frank R. Fuller D. Furlong K. Giglio L. Giglio A. Gillette M. Griffin S. Gullone R. Gonzales V. Griffin N. Hall J. Green M. Grimm O. Halsted C. Griffin R. Grimm R. Hanrahan 126 B. Harder M. Hogue T. Harris C. Hollands W. Harwood S. Hooker D. Hatter E. Houghtaling K. Healey C. House D. Hilyard M. House W. Hogan K. Howe 127 S. Hunt D. James N. Keddy B. Hutchinson J. Jankowski G. Kelleher B. Jackson C. Johnson N. Kelly T. Jackson G. Johnson K. Klnnerney 129 M. Mahoney E. McAnany S. McCormick T. Matacale D. McAneney C. McHale P. Mattison R. McCarthy P. McHale C. Mauro M. McChesney M. McLaughlin J. Mettler G. Moss H. Northrop D. Miller M. Mu A. Nugent J. Mix K. Mulheisen G. Nunn L. Moretti G. Mulhollen A. O’Connor M. Morrisey M. Mulhollen C. O’Connor L. Morton G. Nilson J. O’Connor 130 c. O'Neil D. Overton J. Palmer J. Parks s. Parlavecchio J. Patterson W. Paul L. Pelkey R. Pieklo J. Polasik J. Polasik H. Polmanteer 131 132 C. Puree J. Robinson K. Sanzo B. Radicchi R. Rockwell K. Saylor M. Ramirez M. Rohan R. Scott T. Reed E. Rice M. Rixford T. Roof M. Rote M. Saam K. Shaughnessy P. Shephard S. Shull 133 E. Presley A. Robinson W. Saam mmsta M. Sirianni K. Smith J. Sprague L. Slaght M. Smith R. Stephens C. Slater R. Smith M. Stryker D. Smith B. Snyder S. Sulyma 134 135 136 137 Class of ’76 President—Kim Miller Vice-President—Patty Eveland Secretary—Connie Dunn Treasurer—Mary Frances Argentieri W. Acor W. Ahearn P. Aitchison C. Alger M. Alger 0. Allen M. Argentieri D. Arno M. Bacon D. Barber S. Barnett R. Barnes A. Battisti L. Beam P. Bellanca J. Benesch 140 T. Bennett D. Berry R. Beyea D. Bigger J. Booth S. Brady T. Broderick D. Broughton C. Brown C. Brown K. Brownell R. Brownell 141 142 D. Dunn G. Easterbrooks D. Edmund K. Cheresnowsky N. Chapman J. Cartella W. Clifford T. Coddington L. Ebert J. Christensen W. Clark J. Cone M. Congdon K. Cornish B. Ellis J. Fahl A. Conner V. Cox J. Ermy P. Fisher P. Coogan P. Crissy J. Evans J. Flaitz C. Corbett J. Egger J. Fagnan J. Flaitz 143 C. Flanders D. Gallese T. Graham D. Groves K. Flint J. Gertman P. Griffin S. Hall W. Flower R. Gibson R. Griffin T. Hallenbeck E. Foreman K. Giese T. Griffin L. Hamburg K. Foster L. Giglio J. Grillo J. Hamilton G. Freas M. Giglio J. Griswold P. Hamilton K. Gaffney K. Goodale T. Griswold M. Hanrahan B. Harding M. Harold M. Harwood D. Hawkes C. Healey L. Hebenstreit J. Herbert R. Herbert D. HerrNecker C. Hess P. Hoffman S. Hooker 144 D. Horton L. Hurd K. Jackson K. Horvat S. Hutchinson L. Jacobson C. Hunt M. Ingalls R. Jones M. Hunt A. Jackson B. Kelleher 145 M. Malick A. Marshall L. Mallery A. Marshall J. Manhart M. Matacale J. Mansfield D. Mattie L. Kelly R. Kleiman J. Lamacchia M. Lodato M. Kelly K. Krajewski J. Lieb A. Loree J. Kinsman D. Lackey J. Livingston B. Lusk 146 147 M. Palmesano B. Phillips N. Price J. Quinlan D. Panter M. Pollizi E. Quackenbush M. Rahmlow C. Pelkey R. Porcaro D. Quick T. Ramirez B. Petersen L. Prete T. Quick P. Randall 148 0. Reitnauer T. Robbins D. Rollins S. Royston D. Ranger C. Remchuck M. Rodbourn J. Rose R. Recktenwald D. Reiter D. Rohalla J. Rose 149 S. Rugar B. Schu D. Shephard C. Sawczszyn J. Schwartz D. Slatt R. Stanton B. Sciotti D. Smith K. Schneider M. Sciotti N. Smith R. Scholia D. Scott D. Smith D. Schrader C. Sengstock J. Sprague V. Schreiner D. Sengstock D. Steitzer 150 D. Woodworth K. Woodworth M. Young R. Young V. Young E. Zaparzynski L. Zema 151 153 Class of President—Marion Lamacchia Vice-President—Chris Olix Secretary—Virginia Eveland Treasurer—Joe Bob D. Abbey M. Ashworth P. Bardeen T. Beyer D. Acker T. Backer J. Baringhaus J. Bob S. Andrews T. Backer E. Barnett C. Boerner J. Argentieri T. Bailey C. Baumgarten K. Bostic W. Argentieri K. Baker L. Beaver J. Bottone 156 E. Brasted L. Brundu C. Cameron E. Canty K. Brazen J. Burke P. Campbell D. Canty S. Brown R. Cady C. Cansdale J. Capurso 157 C. Carbone J. Carbone M. Cawley K. Chase S. Cheresnowsky K. Christensen E. Cipolla M. Clancy K. Clark V. Clark W. Cleveland J. Coleman R. Cone K. Congdon C. Coogan E. Cook G. Corbett J. Cornish L. Cornish T. Cortese M. Cotter A. Covert S. Dagon B. Davis L. Davis S. Cox T. Dailey D. Davis M. Delaney L. Criss T. Dailey K. Davis S. Deninger R. Cudebec A. D’Apice K. Davis P. Dennis 158 K. Diehl W. Drake D. Farr K. Emerson M. Fawcett M. Donavon M. Duffy D. Giglio M. Engram R. Fiacco R. Donnelly W. Dugan J. Ebert D. Eveland D. Fitzpatrick M. Donovan C. Durso D. Edwards V. Eveland R. Frank D. Doty T. Engram T. Ellis A. Fahl S. Frosztega 159 B. Fuller F. Gonzales J. Grillo S. Hanrahan K. Gaffney R. Goodspeed K. Grimm C. Harwood M. Gambino T. Green D. Griswold R. Hasler S. Gardner B. Greene J. Griswold K. Hatter p. Gentile R. George D. Giglio E. Gillette F. Gonzales R. Greenfield F. Greenthal K. Griffin K. Griffin J. Grillo D. Hall J. Hall L. Hall E. Hammond T. Hammond N. Haynes H. Hebenstreit F. Herbert M. Hill S. Hillman 160 B. Hogan p. Holbrook P. Hollands T. Hollister P. Houghtaling R. Houghtaling D. Hoyt J. Hughes R. Hunt M. Hurd D. Hurlburt E. Hutchinson H. lak M. lak R. Jarrabet K. Kelleher K. Kelleher S. Kelleher K. Kelly S. Kerr D. Kinnerney C. Koehler P. Koskie J. Kraft C. La Barron M. Lamacchia T. Libordi K. Lippincott W. Lippincott 161 D. Lisi J. Lorrow W. Malick N. Dean P. Mehlenbacker J. Miles F. Moore E. Morrissey R. Locker M. Losecco C. Marino M. McDonald C. Mericle J. Miles M. Moore D. Mosher M. Lorrow J. Maglier B. Masterson T. McManus D. Miles J. Milliner T. Moore H. Mosher C. Moss K. Mullikin G. Murray M. Neu A. Noonen R. O’Connor M. Mulcahy T. Murphy M. Neu T. Nisbet J. O'Connor F. O’Dell 162 J. Pollinger E. Racalto W. Rote D. Sheridan J. Pollinger J. Reese J. Saam M. Sherman R. Pollizl J. Reitnauer J. Sanford J. Slater S. Palmanteer G. Polasik W. Riefer S. Robert D. Schaefer W. Schlossberg J. Sleggs D. Smith B. Prete E. Rohan C. Scott H. Smith J. Prior D. Rosell P. Shepard P. Smith 163 J. Smyder D. Stiles L. Teator P. Vincent L. Solinas K. Stiles S. Terry T. Vogt L. Solinas R. Strauser C. Thurber M. Willsey F. Solo R. Stryker C. Tillman G. Wirth D. Stevens S. Summers S. Trax R. Wirth 164 165 166 167 CLUBS Editors’ Edition Karen Hasler Layout Ed. Sarah Huffsmith Copy Ed. J. P. Holbrook Sports Ed. Sammy Suriani Editor-in-Chief 170 Deadlines and layouts . . . disagreeable dis- agreements . . . pictures, copy . . . I don’t think so Sam. . . . hard work, long hours . . . sales, patrons, worry . . . photography, Ellen’s cropping meetings, decisions, fulfillment. Pete Psyhos Photographer Ellen Cropp Photography Ed. After Hour Assistance Deadlines . . . hectic hours . . . carbon copies ... do it again . . . milkshakes at Elmhurst . . . dull pencils and empty pens . . . faithful workers . . . broken typewriters and writer’s cramp . . . creative minds . . . never failing patience . . . done, done, done. 172 FRONT ROW: K. Cheresnowsky, J. Cortese, L. Rice, R. Stryker, B. THREE: B. Harder, F. Gonzales, P. Smith, S. Bebout, A. Noonan, L. Reitnauer, S. Kinsman. ROW TWO: M. Stryker, P. Hanrahan, A. Wilson, J. Ermy, M. Malick, D. McManus, P. Lynch. Devlin, B. Mortimer, P. Psyhos, D. Sirianni, R. Porcaro. ROW Absentees: M. Cannon, C. Cudebec, L. Donavon, C. Ellis, M. Griffin, J. Metteer, D. Moretti, T. Moss, L. Sanzo, J. Shick, A. Trax. 173 Outstanding Student Recognition FRONT ROW: K. Peterson, M. Cannon. ROW TWO: B. Schu, D. Wellington, S. Harder. ROW THREE: B. McShane, E. Cropp, A. DiVincenzo. ROW FOUR: S. Suriani, S. Huffsmith, L. Donavon. Scholarship, Leadership, Character, and Service . . . high standards, selective admittance . . . 14 returning members . . . 39 new inductees . . . Nancy Reit- nauer ranking Senior. . . Christa Cudebec ranking Junior. . .Miss Hussong; Honorary member after 15 years as advisor . . . im- pressive candlelight ceremony . . . rewarding reception ... a cherished memory. 174 FRONT ROW: K. Koehler, C. Griffin, B. Tuttle, A. Nugent. ROW TWO: J. Trax, L. Giglio, F. Siefu, P. Ludden, S. Brown. ROW THREE: S. Sylma, B. Harder, C. Cudebec, T. Harris, S. Durso, M. Dailey. FRONT ROW: P. Psyhos, M. Griswald, S. Mosher, C. Crist. ROW TWO: M. VanKeuren, D. Moret- ti, L. Sanzo, K. Hasler, S. Kinsman, J. O'Connor. ROW THREE: D. Slaught, B. Reitnauer, N. Reit- nauer, A. Devlin, D. Siriani, J. Dick, D. Livingston, R. Mobley, S. Koehler. 175 Big Shots CLOCKWISE FROM CENTER: T. Vogt, C. Healey, D. Hawks, T. Mr. Spencer, W. Flower, A. Beam, J. Sprague, J. Hurlburt. Slocum, Mr. Straight, T. Griffin, D. Drake, C. Cameron, R. Dessena, Since 1964 . . . under the stadium . . . NRA affiliated . . . 36 members . . . Tuesday and Thursday nights . . . each year-several girls . . . safe shooting learn- ed and enjoyed . . . bullseye. 176 Bowlers Strike Again ROW ONE: S. Brown, S. Brown, B. Drake. ROW TWO: J. Ermy, J. Polasik, D. Criss, T. Matacle. ROW THREE: M. McLaughlin, R. Patton, M. Argentieri, R. Porcaro. Every Monday night . . . first place team for last 27 years (ex- cept last year) ... 33 signed up members . . . strikes, spares, gutters . . . deserves to be better known . . . always having a good time . . . climax of the Sectional in Rochester. 177 Mathematically Speaking FRONT ROW: M. Cannon, D. Slaght, S. Kinsman. ROW TWO: Siriani, W. Jacobs, S. Smith, P. Lynch. ROW FOUR: C. Crist, M. B. Schu, D. Wellington, E. Cropp. ROW THREE: B. Burke, D. Griswold, S. Harder, S. Huffsmith. First Monday of the month . . . games and puzzles . . . selective membership . . . trips to Alfred and Ithaca . . . calculating with calculators . . . first time ever, Juniors may participate . . . stimulate mathematical interest . . . programs and fun. 178 Learning About Learning Striving to learn more . . . showing helpfulness and encouragement . . . leadership of Mrs. Arcangeli . . . ex- perience at Irving School . . . helping the elderly at the Hornell Nursing Home . . . aiding the community in every way . . . teachers of tomorrow. FRONT ROW: C. Vivenzio, S. Royston. ROW TWO: A. Hamilton, J. Contos, P. Hamilton. ROW THREE: S. Kinsman, A. DiVincenzo, L. Sanzo, S. Brown. ROW FOUR: M. Griswold, S. Lynch, B. Wolter. ROW FIVE: N. Reitnauer, L. Sengstock. ROW ONE, Sitting: L. Crowe, S. Brown, C. Brown, G. West, M. Cannon. ROW TWO: S. Mattie, M. Griswold, P. Lynch, S. Hunt. A. O’Connor. STANDING CLOCKWISE: A. Marshall, M. Ciancaglini, M. Wood, S. Lynch, K. Horuat, C. Mauro, P. Hamilton, D. Drake, J. Whitman. Leadership of Miss Thisse . . . money making projects . . . participation in at least one sport required . . . parties planned, winter tobogganing . . . added prestige to the girls . . . more power to them . . . equality on the way. 180 Women Libbers . V 181 A pres I’ecole FRONT ROW: C. Ellis, W. Jacobs, S. Smith, B. Schu, J. O'Con- nor, R. Dunning, C. Johnson, S. Suriani, T, Roof, K. Peterson. ROW TWO: T. Moss, L. Sengstock. D. Wellington, P. Psyhos, J. Atchison, S. Huffsmith, Miss Simonette, B. Reitnauer, K. McKinley, J. Willsey, S. Brown, S. Hunt, A. DiVincenzo. ROW THREE: M. Griswald, C. Crist, A. Devlin, S. Kinsman, S. Mosher. A very active year . . . field trips to Pleasant Valley Winery in the fall . . . Christmas caroling around Hornell . . . trek to a French Restaurant in Rochester . . . attempt to appreciate French Culture. . . highlight of year. . . French Banquet in spring ... fun and enjoyment and learning too. 182 “You’ve Got to Have Art” Help students to express themselves . . . ceramics, painting, and sculptures . . . advisor, Mr. Printy . . . the use of all their senses to deepen their un- derstanding ... to broaden their ap- preciation . . . not only other people's but in their own work also . . . uni- queness of the human being . . . creativity and originality. FRONT ROW: C. Lusk, B. Weisman, B. McCarthy, L. Burns, L. Reed. ROW TWO: J. Contos, M. Griswald. B. Wolter. Mr. Printy, R. Patton, D. Drake. 184 The Lettermen Rigorous initiation . . . pushing ping- pong balls through snow using their heads . . . sweeping on Main Street . . . con- cession stand during basketball games . . . high standards for admission . . . one letter as Sophomore, two letters as Junior, participate in Varsity sport as a Senior. . . the athletes reward a picnic at the close of the year. 185 FRONT ROW: R. Dunning, B. Schu, J. O'Connor. ROW TWO: S. Brown, J. Dick, G. West. ROW THREE: T. Tripp, M. Griswold, J. Stevens, M. Durso. ROW FOUR: M. Wood, S. Huffsmith, T. Walker, S. Hunt, J. Holbrook. Skiers Scan the Slopes 186 Treks to Swain . . . despite the energy pinch . . .six alternating weeks . . . boots, poles, and what kind of skis do you have? . . . chairlifts and those many, many falls ... get up and try it again . . . racing or just at your own pace . . . from “Meadow” to “Last Will ... the thrill of speed and power. FRONT ROW: K. Welch, S. Hooker, J. Lee. ROW TWO: M. Hanrahan, S. Royston, K. Geise. ROW THREE: A. DiVincenzo, L. Burns. STANDING: F. Seifu, A. Richtmeyer, N. Reitnauer. CLOCKWISE: M. Argentieri, D. Suriani, M. Rahmlow, P. Alger, Brunswick. Hey All You Raider Fans CLOCKWISE FROM TOP: P. Panter, E. Andrus, J. Rohan, L, Giglio, G. Moss, K. Curran, B. Byron, C. O'Neil. N. Keddy, S. Covert. Spirit of the Red Raider fans . . . cheer even though the teams are losing . . . help to keep everyone excited . . . many long hours of practice . . . more and more cheers. . . enthusiasm of the pep assemblies . . . great asset to all sports. 188 FRONT ROW: L. Hall, R. O’Connor, B. Ingalls. ROW TWO: L. Giglio, B. Brewer, C. Hunt. ROW THREE: T. Dailey, J. Ebert, C. Brown, B. Phillips. 189 “It’s All Latin to Me” FRONT ROW: C. Durso, H. Smith, S. Kelleher, B. Canty, M. Malick, E. Cropp, J. Ebert. ROW TWO: K. Emerson, J. Jarrabet, L. Brunswick, N. Smith. ROW THREE: J. Whitman, D. Harrington, J. Robinson, L. Leccearedone, P. Lynch, M. Cheresnowsky, A. Noonan, D. Criss, B. Malick, D. Williams. ROW FOUR: J. Trax, J. Burke, B. Wirth, K. Clark, B. Raccalto, C. Harwood, C. Griffin, M. Lamacchia, J. Sleggs, K. Christensen, K. Kelleher. ROW FIVE: J. Holbrook, M. Murray, J. Bob, P. Aitchison, B.Dungan, C. Marino, R. Hasler, B. Lieb, B. Mortimer, T. Yergens, Mr. Cali, A. Donavon, M. Cortese, L. Crow. One of the largest and most active . . . 140 members in all. . .fund raising with candy and stationery sales . . . Film Festival at Avoca Central School . . . lo Satur- nalia” . . . initiation of cymbals and prune juice . . . skits, songs, and gift exchange . . . Ides of March, Caesar, murdered again . . . Roman Banquet . . . slave auction, gladiatorial battles, plays performed . . . State and National Conventions ... a real dynamic club. 190 FIRST ROW: T. Murphy, B. Davis, J. Cartella, S. Durso, J. Smyder, M. Argentieri, D. Alger. ROW TWO: L. Wolter, L. Wilson, K. Saylor, B. Harder, B. Tuttle, C. Pelkey. ROW THREE: M. Stryker, K. Koehler, L. Rice, A. Nugent, S. Gullone, J. Cortese, C. Terlesky, D. Canty, D. Lackey, L. McFall. ROW FOUR: M. Dailey, P. Holbrook, R. Stryker, R. Fiacco, G. Corbett, C. Koehler, L. Kelly, K. Schneider. ROW FIVE: F. Gonzales, C. Corbett, S. Terry, K. Gaffney, J. Reitnauer, J. Dayhill, B. Moore, D. Sengstock, B. Bottone. Loud, Louder, Loudest FRONT ROW: L. McFall, V. Cox, S. Cox, P. Walker. ROW TWO: N. Price, H. Ellis, S. Suriani, D. Barber. ROW THREE: K. Davis, J. Benesch, P. Shephard, R. Dessena. Not only music from the past but music from the present ... a collection of many talented people . . . Tuesday nights every week . .. pride in their ac- complishments . . . essential part of the winter band concert . . . real enjoyers of their music. 192 Swingers Sing Up a Storm FRONT ROW: S. Suriani, T. Prior, L. Rice, J. Contos, J. Trax, C. Osmin, K. Koehler, B. McShane, T. Graham, J. Coates, M. Grimm, Crist, N. Price, S. Mosher, K. Argentieri, K. McShane. ROW TWO: C. B. Grimm, T. Nisbet, P. Walker. Fill Room 154 with mellow sounds of all kinds of music. . . a song for every age . . . songs of yester- day, today and tomorrow . . . requires much hard work and perseverance . . . hard working leader—Mr. Besig . . . one of the most popular entertainments (of Hornell) around. 193 Hornell Hears Hover’s Hundred FIRST ROW: C. Ellis, L. Sanzo, K. Giese, K. Hasler, K. Saylor, C. Hurd, A. Donavon. ROW TWO: S. Harder, T. Walker, V. Cox, K. McKinley, B. Reitnauer, J. Pollinger, T. Harris, C. Cudebec, J. Willsey. ROW THREE: C. Sengstock, M. Young, J. Stevens, K. Davis, P. Shepard, R. Kleiman, M. Engram. ROW FOUR: K. Davis, H. Ellis, K. Kelly, A. Covert, P. Hanrahan, L. Kelly, D. Smith. ROW FIVE: D. Rollins, B. Clifford, B. Mortimer, D. Stiles, L. Hurd, M. Watches, T. Ellis. ROW SIX: M. Neu, W. Woodworth, J. Kinsman, M. Rahmlow, D. Biggar, D. Shepard, M. Neu, J. Pollinger, T. Griffin, M. Hurd, P. Fisher, P. Walker. 194 FIRST ROW: D. Berry, K. Baker, D. Shinebarger, S. Andrus, M. Wood. C. O’Neil, K. Slater. ROW TWO: J. Atchison, L. Sengstock, R. Coddington, T. Nesbit, C. LeBarron, C. Durso, D. Wheeler, C. Tillman. ROW THREE: K. Peterson, L. Hebenstreit, L. Donavon, N. Smith, H. Smith, P. Bardeen, E. Cropp, S. Huffsmith. ROW FOUR: T. Beyer, S. Cox, R. Dessena, W. Jacobs, D. Edmund, B. Locker, J. Waight, J. Edmund, N. Price. ROW FIVE: B. Schu, D. Wolfanger, T. Crowe, L. Slaight, D. Carroll, J. Crosby, C. Harwood, P. Fisher. ROW SIX: J. Dick, J. Didio, S. Suriani, D. Barber, L. McFall, P. Shepard, C. McHale, M. Mahoney, J. Grillo, B. Wolfanger, J. P. Holbrook, Mr. Hover. 195 Half times and parades . . . drills and routines . . . eight steps to five yards . . . square corners . . . Alfred Saxons half time show . . . all county competition . . . endless hours of practice and hard work . . . wonderful winter concert . . . successful candy sale . . . from rock, jazz and marches, to soft, peaceful melodies. FRONT ROW: E. Cropp, L. Donovan. SECOND ROW: K. Kinnerney, S. Suriani, C. Cudebec. 196 Musically Minded FIRST ROW: P. Dake, T. Dailey, A. Hamilton, C. Dunn, R. Rectenwald, J. Baringhaus. ROW TWO: B. Grimm, K. Argentieri, N. Price, K. Sanzo, L. Rice, L. Crow, J. Hamilton. ROW THREE: J. Er- my, T. Prior, P. Bellanca, C. Sengstock, S. Hutchinson, J. Mettler, M. Palmesano, B. Drake, M. Grimm, B. McShane. ROW FOUR: B. Wolter, K. Drepensted, J. Davis, K. Cornish, D. Wilkins, J. Coates, T. Graham, D. Stiles, P. Walker. 198 FIRST ROW: H. Mosher, M. Malick, J. Capurso, D. Drake, R. Kleiman, K. Jackson, B. Phillips. ROW TWO: J. Rees, J. Kraft, S. Sulyma, J. Contos, S. Burger, V. Cox, L. Mead. ROW THREE: T. Nesbit, D. Slatt, K. McShane, R. Goodspeed, C. Crist, B. Shutes, C. Billings, S. Gullone, K. Koehler, M. Harwood. ROW FOUR: M. Hunt, C. Osmin, R. Dunning, S. Mosher, J. White, K. Stiles, N. Reitnauer, L Giglio, J. Trax. 199 FRONT ROW: D. Fitzpatrick, C. Baumgarten, S. Cheresnowsky, L. Beaver, K. Kelleher, R. O’Connor, J. Prior, K. Emerson, R. Jarrabet, L. Wolter, S. Kelleher. ROW TWO: K. Brazen, E. Gillette, K. Davis, C. Ingham, B. Canty, E. Hutchinson, D. Schaefer, K. Clark. ROW THREE: E. Brasted, P. Bardeen, P. Mehlenbacher, P. Hollands, P. Smith, L. Davis, F. Fahl, S. Hanrahan. 200 An outstanding Choir and Glee Club . . . under the direction of Mr. Besig . . . membership of 70 for choir . . . All- County and All-State Festivals . . . spring concert ranked as a great . . . SOUTH PACIFIC musical highlighted the vocal performances. 201 Students Have Their Say FRONT ROW: C. Dunn, K. Miller, L. Patti, N. Corner. ROW TWO: O. Wilson, E. Culver, J. O'Connor, M. Mu. ROW THREE J. Bob, B. Berry. Yearly magazine sale . . . putting on assemblies . . . our class officers . . . energy crisis council . . . Spring Weekend to help a charity . . . keep stu- dent government alive. 202 Turning on A. V. FRONT ROW: B. Weisman, M. Harold, S. Mosher. ROW TWO: C. Johnson, S. Suriani, B. McShane, B. Mortimer. Tinkering mechanics . . . getting to know the inside scoop of latest AV developments . . . having the answers to many, many questions . . . new dimensions this year . . . video tape of the sports events . . . new equipment and procedures always popping up . . . there in time of need. 203 “Walk Together, Talk Together . . . FRONT ROW: P. Alger, S. Hanrahan, C. Coogan, R. Stryker, G. Cunningham. ROW TWO: M. Argentieri, K. Saylor, F. Siefu, S. Brown, K. Cheresnowsky, B. Petersen. ROW THREE: K. Baker, S. Royston, M. Stryker, S. Kinsman, J. Contos, M. Griswold. 204 III Raising money . . . doing good deeds . . . making Fetlework happy . . . sending Kathy Koehler abroad . . . working the concession stand during football games . . . exchanges with other schools . . . climax of the year . . . banquet in May ... a club of great importance. FRONT ROW: J. Stephens, B. Reitnauer, A. DiVincenzo, D. Wellington. ROW TWO: L. Rice, S. Lynch, E. Cropp. ROW THREE: P. Hamilton, S. Hunt, K. Koehler, A. Nugent, L. McFall. U.S. Army Salutes the “Class of 74” U.S. ARMY Compliments of your Army Representative S.F.C. Jon Hosford S.S.G. Doug Kahlstrom 145 Main Street S.S.G. John Hendrickson Hornell, New York 324-4228 or 324-4229 Class of '74 THOMAS F. KINNEY MEN'S FURNISHINGS 30 Broadway Compliments of Vlomfte v ing � liank Irxo'PO'O' IBM NORTH HORNELL OFFICE The Kitchen CUPb08rd Hornell “Your wedding cake our specialty” 194 Hornell Street 324-5513 DeGAETANO SHOE SERVICE 34 Seneca Street HORNELL SAMPLE FURNITURE CO. INC. 77 Seneca Street Compliments of REDMAN AGENCY INC. Insurance and Bonds 11 Seneca Street STUART'S POOL’S, INC. R.D. 2, Box 72 Hornell, New York 14843 Rt. 21 Almond 208 MAGIC TRIM BEAUTY BAZAAR Wishes the Best in the Future to the Class of 1974. Offering the Total look in Beauty Care Owner and Manager—Donna D. Beaver Congratulations to the Class of 1974 from FRANCIS BEAVER DIAL 607 324-4955 Coxfl HORNELL NEW YORK' Congratulations Class of ’74 THE MEN’S SHOP Main Street Hornell Congratulations to Seniors DUNN’S DRUGS Compliments of SENECA LANES 176 Seneca Street Bowling Lanes—Newspapers—Pizza TUTTLE ROCKWELL CO. “One of the Rockwell Group Congratulations From MacBrides 32 Broadway DAVIDSON’S FURNITURE Main Street Hornell, New York FLETCHER-MCMANUS Pianos and Organs 364 Seneca Road North Hornell GRIFFIN AND DiDIO T.V. Finest in Sylvania TV and Stereo 100 Main Street 324-6581 209 Your Official Yearbook Photographer 210 CONNORS MEDICAL CENTER PHARMACY 434 Canisteo Street Hornell, New York 14843 HORNELL AUTO SUPPLY INC. 58 Broadway Hornell, New York 14843 Phone 607-324-2302 Complete Automotive Parts and Accessories Machine Shop Service Compliments of TIRE WORLD OF HORNELL Webbs Crossing Road Hornell, New York 14843 KEY DRUG Big N Plaza Hornell — Arkport Congratulations to the Class of 74 from Satellite Sebring - Plus 2-Door Hardtop Isaman Chrysler-Plymouth Arkport Road, Hornell Compliments of Mike Barker and Bill Burch MAPLE CITY DODGE 76 Seneca Street Compliments of ARGENTIERI BROTHERS CLEANERS And Up to Date Fashions MERRILL HOSIERY CO. 24 Bank Street Compliments of WILKINS SERVICE 2 Genesee Street Hornell, New York 211 Best of luck to the Class of 74 WLEA 1480 Radio Hornell 212 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Graduating Class of 74 from the Hornell High School Student Activities Committee Compliments of THE VARSITY CLUB “Good luck to the “fine” members of the Class of 74” FRANK'S BARBER SHOP Compliments of S.K.F. INDUSTRIES INC. Horton Street Hornell, New York Congratulations to Molly and to the Wonderful Class of 74 — RICKEY AND JIM DAGON 213 Compliments of THE CHANGOSE AGENCY INC. Real Estate Insurance Hornell, N. Y. Congratulations Compliments of and Best Wishes CREDIT BUREAU Elsenheimer OF HORNELL Congratulations to the “Class of 74” Chevrolet Inc. Hornell, N.Y. GUARGLIA OPTICIANS 13 Church Street Hornell, N.Y. Bona Fortuna, Class of 74 JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE Compliments of MR. AND MRS. HAROLD B. CRANDALL, JR. Best Wishes Memorial Service Funeral Service No. Main St. BENDER’S Canisteo St. 324-2904 324-2341 HORNELL, NEW YORK 14843 LYNCH FUNERAL HOME 24 Erie Ave. Hornell, N.Y. THE CAMEO SHOP Main St. Hornell, N.Y. Congratulations to The Class of 74 from the HONOR SOCIETY La PIANA SHOE STORE 126 Main St. Hornell, N.Y. Compliments of KENNETH L. KEMP PLUMBING AND HEATING INC. 201 Canisteo Street Hornell, New York 214 Compliments of Congratulations and Best Wishes to JACK’S SPORT SHOP The Class of 1974 from 9 Seneca Street J. C. PENNEYS A. McHENRY The Friendly Place 106 Main Street “Jewelers for Over a Century” Compliments of STROBEL’S WELDING SERVICE E. WEYAND PLUMBING 75 Adsit Street Hornell 331 Canisteo Street Hornell, New York CARD'S DRUG STORE 24 Seneca Street Hornell, New York Compliments of A FRIEND Best Wishes to the Class of '74 from the Employees of Marion Rohr Best Wishes Class of 1974 Corporation HOLLANDS LUMBER CO. 215 STEUBEN TRUST COMPANY HORNELL, NEW YORK mWu hi} isnil ; 4 V . 4” Main Office Seneca Office Arkport Office “Complete banking service in the Hornell area.’ 216 Sgts. Larry Richardson, Joe Bossie, Jack Cahill Hornell Area Career Advisors — CONGRATULATE — “CLASS OF 1974” Call 607-324-5666 The Big Elms Congratulations to the Class of ’74 196 Seneca Street “Famous for Fine Foods” Blovsky Motor Sales Hornell, New York Steuben County’s 1 Radio Stations • U.P.I. News on the hour • Hornell High School Football • Hornell High School Basketball • Alfred University Football • Hornell Little League Baseball • Music 18 Hours a Day ARB APR MAY—OCT NOV 1972 First State Bank of Canisteo and Greenwood “Five minutes from anywhere” KENN HAIR FASHIONS 9 Church Street SOUTHERN TIER SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSN. 44 North Main Street Alfred, New York 14802 587-8121 “For a Better Tomorrow” HOURS: 9:30 A.M. TO 5:30 P.M. THURS. TO 7:00 P.M. SATURDAYS 10 TO 1 PHONE 324-2050 Hornbeck Opticians, Inc. 16 MAPLE STREET HORNELL. NEW YORK Friendly Automobile Dealer F.A.D. MOTORS Big Creek Road Dial 324-3466 Hornell MAPLE CITY SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 174 Main Street, Hornell Compliments of McDonald’s McDonaicfs 220 Patrons Mr. and Mrs. L. Argentieri Dr. and Mrs. Mario Argentieri Rev. Floyd Baker Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Bishop Father Brown Atty. and Mrs. Flenry Burke Mr. and Mrs. Edward Cannon Atty. and Mrs. Joseph Cullen Dr. and Mrs. Donald Davidsen Miss Thelma Enos Dr. Betty Jane Harder Dr. and Mrs. Richard Hasler Mrs. William Holbrook Mr. Gene Jacobs Dr. and Mrs. R.J. Janello Rev. Bradley Lines Mr. and Mrs. Harold Moss Atty. and Mrs. John Nugent Brent Penwarden M.D. Dr. and Mrs. James Pullman Mr. and Mrs. Don Besig and Sherri Mr. and Mrs. Francis Suriani Congratulations Class of 74 FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA FRANKLIN FURNITURE 120 Main Street Hornell, New York 221 all these things. . . 223 this is you and 224 225 this is me and this is life. . . jL 226 CN CN 228 at Hornell Senior High School. . . 229 day by day. . . 230 A fterword The main concern of the editors of the Maple Leaf this year was originality. With the diligent assistance of our staff members, we have put together a yearbook which we feel reflects upon one of the most important and challenging stages of our lives. A multitude of happy, unforgettable, and sometimes embarrassing memories were compiled to construct the 74 Maple Leaf. Without the continuous guidance and dedication of our advisor, Mr. Besig, this year- book would have been just an idea. Countless hours and unlimited patience were man- datory from all, for meeting deadlines and ac- complishing our goal of “putting it all together”. 232 Our thanks to the Evening Tribune foi letting us reprint numerous pictures “A picture paints a thousand words.. a yearbook captures a million... expressions tell their own story... the burden... the sorrow... the strife and... pain... and at the same time... the joy... the laughter... the relief and... happiness... a combination of ail these things... this is you and this is me... and this is life... at HORNELL SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL day by day...