Ithaca High School - Annual Yearbook (Ithaca, NY)

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Right: Mrs. Florence Baker, Mrs. Vliet, Mrs. Post Cassistant cafe- teria managerj, Mrs. Burke, Mrs. Palmer, Mrs. MacGuire, Mrs. Stahl, Mrs. Warner fcafeteria managerl, Mrs. Aldrich, Mrs. Smith, and Mrs. Sullivan line up before the steam table. Early in the morning, the staff begins prepar- ing the Type-A and A-la-Carte lunches. Left: Miss Cotton fschool nursel, Dr. Elston fschool physicianj, and Mrs. Comfort fmedical secretaryj review the records in the medical office. Each student in high school is examined once a year, results of this physical are recorded on his individual card. If a student becomes ill during school hours, he reports to the nurse. As many as thirty or forty students have done this in one day. When pupils engage in a major sport or want working papers, they must be examined. The nurse must also pass judg- ment on reasons given by students for not taking gym. Left: Mr. Updike, Mr. Hull, Mr. Flint, Mr. Cobb, Mr. Baker fheadl, and Mr. Wahl, custodians at IHS, take care of the furnaces. They also clean blackboards and sweep floors and stairs. Vacations for students mean work for custodians since they must mop the corridors and clean thoroughly. Mr. and Mrs. Bell and Mrs. Ruggiero are absent from the picture. This is Mr. Hul1's last year. He has served more than twenty years. Mrs. Bell has worked at IHS since 1932, Mr. Bell since 1937.

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Class Plans Senior Week, Banquet Committee chairmen chosen to plan and organize the class events were an- nounced in October by President John Asher. Susie Dolkos and Jim Smith headed Class Gift, George Blomgren and Nancy Spencer studied Fund Rais- ing. Buzzy Eberle and Fred Weinhold edited the 1957-58 Handbook. Other chairmen were: The Miss IHS As- sembly, Bob Hetzler and Fred Macera, Radio Program, George Blodgettg Re- union, Dick Boronkay and Jane Ken- rick. Activities for Senior Week were under the direction of Byron McCalmon and Marilyn McCarthy, with Bob Miller and Pat Pearl in charge of Assembly, Don Brady and Marcia Child, Ball, and Larry Bennett and Barbara Black, Picnic. Graduation plans were divided among Lynne Conner and Ed Lee, Ban- uetg Bill Cowley and Ellen Loosli, Caps and Gowns, and Jonathan Levine and Martha Sayre, Announcements. Jonathan Black headed a special committee that planned an employment agency. Room 333 was used as the of- fice, and during December a variety of jobs were assigned to class members. To be the heritage of future Senior Class presidents, a gavel was presented to John Asher in a short ceremony at one of the class meetings. Throughout the year seniors, as well as completing their sixteen units, also put much thought and effort into com- mittees, projects, and commencement. First Row: Linda Shaw Csecretarvl, Bob Cunningham Cvice-presidentl, John Asher fpresidentl Bruce Oliver ftreasurerl. Second Row: Marcia Child, Martha Sayre, Lynne Conner, Ellen Loosli Jane Kenrick, Susie Dolkos, Marilyn McCarthy. Third Row: Larry Bennett, Don Brady, Pat Pearl Buzzy Eberle, Nancy Spencer, Byron McCalmon, Bob Hetzler, Bob Jones. Fourth Row: Fred Weinhold, Bob Miller, Bill Cowley, Ed Lee, Jonathan Levine, Fred Macera, George Blomgren, Dick Boronkay. 41. l li - 1 1 x