Interlaken Central High School - Highlights Yearbook (Interlaken, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1952 volume:

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In one way they have left us, but in another way they will never truly leave us, for we shall always remember both of them. qEven now, show it, there is still a that swells inside of each remember the good times we up in the modern world of problems to face. One gf though sometimes we don't peculiar, choked-up feeling and every one of us when we had with them. In growing today, teen-agers have many these problems is the loss of an enjoyed companion. Even though it is hard, we must realize that the world will go on and on, and we must try to be just half as sincere and brave as two of our classmates wereh---Jack Gregory and Richard McComb. 2 - S TTJEEE PEOPLE IHEPHPJD Front Row: Mrs. Betzlerg Mrs. Hanfordg Mr. Packer Preei dentg Dr. Fullerg Mr. Wiokee. Back Row: Mr. Norton, Principal: Mr. Hiltbrand, Clerk Mr. Wheeler, Treasurer. Mrs. H. Stewart, Secretaryg Nr. D. P. Norton, Principa TEH? SCENES 3 J I I N L iin ' I l 1 i l r - I MRS GUDDEN-HOMEMAWN6 MR.GUDDEN'COACH KDHDWAUQ To Mr. and Mrs. Glidden we, the Class of 1952, take great pride in dedicating our Yearbook. In the years they have been here, Hrs. Glidden as Homemaking teacher and Mr. Glidden es Physical Education teacher have given to our school faithful and capable service. Their pleasant personalities have made them many friends in the past years and are sure to make many more in the years to come. To Mr. and Mrs. Glidden, we, the Class of 1952, say good-bye and thank-you for all the advice and assistance you have given to us throughout our school years. h F CULTY l lst Row: Miss Sosa, Miss Rose, Mrs. Slsght, Miss Burns, Mrs. Shaw, Mrs Clover . ss rman, Miss Frederick, Mrs. Misker ' ' 2nd R : M ' ' ow r. Glidden, Mrs. Van Wagenen, Mrs. Zimmerman, Mrs. Craft, Miss Johnston, Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Burr, Mrs. Van Dusen, Mrs. Graham, Mrs. Clapp, Miss wescott Back Row: Mr. Norton, Mr. Otis, Mr. Nostrant, Mr. Van Benschoten, Mr. Bullis, Mr. Patterson, Mr. Mereness, Mr. Peabody, Mr. Vangalio, Mr.'Savino With the Seniors go our sincere wishes for a happy, healthy, and prosperous life. We have tried in the years we have known you to serve as an inspiration and guide in your un- dertakings. Now as you embark upon l1fe's pathway may this quotation of Robert Whhmkuns serve as your guide: nLive for something, have a purpose And that purpose keep in view, Drifting like a helmless vessel, Thou cans't ne'er to life be true H 5 O Swmmms .I u I I tlff W IX s ff ff , 'K Q, 'LQ NN lf! 6 : C, QI' 1 Ji.. 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Q Sec.-Treas. 3 Highlights A Junior Play gonna sayn . 2, , e l,2,3 R ,YK ,2 3,M fl Phyllis Cushman nHoly Cowln Highlights Annual 3 Editor of Annual M Police Force M Highlights ll President L Glee Club 2 Junior Play E.S.S.P.A u'Hn 1 Mildred Dendis 8 Vernon English Harold Ganoung nOhl Heoklu Hifhlights Annual M Gaslight Gaioties 3 Glee Club l,2,3,k Treasurer M Junior Play Band 1,2,3 ,, nBig Deal, Big Dealn Vice-Pres. Student Council 3 President Student Council M Student Council 2,i,u Highlights Annual Baeketball 1,2, ,M Baseball l,2,3, Football 1,2,3,h Police Force 2,3 Boys' State 3 Junior Play UAW For Pete's Sake Vice-Pres. F.F.A. H Police Force 2,3 M Assistant Chief 11 Basketball l,3,h F.-F.A. 3,LL Ll-'Hs 2,3 Abbye Georgia EV nOhl Goshl' Highlights Annual h Gaslight Gaietios 3 Cheerleading 2 Glue Club 1,2 Junior Play Band 1,2 Barbara Gleason 9 Audrey Harvey Yvonne Jenkins nYeah, Yeah,u Highlights Annual 3,h Sanitation Squad 3 Student Council 3 Gaslight Gaieties 3 Highlights R Vice-Pres. Band l,2,3,h nJumpin'Jeepers' Athletic Association 3,h Gaslight Gaieties 3 Glee Club 1 2,3,h Highlights ll Junior Play Band 2,3,h 'Oh, ho, that's richu Glee Club l,2,3,M, Vice-Pres. 3 Empire Girls' State 3 Student Council l,h Band 2,3,h,'Pres.3,h Gaslight Gaieties 3 Police Force 2,3 Dance Band 3,h E.s.s.P.A. 3,h Highlights 3 M All-State 3,5 President 3 Secretary 2 Junior Play Editor M if x 'F' Doris McBride , nOh Manx' Transferred from T-Burg in 19H9 Highlights Annual M Gaslight Gaieties 3 Lpuise Messenger 10 - Betty Lou Palmer Virginia Percey UAW, Gee, I don't known President, Seneca County F.F.A. President, Tri-County F.F.A. 3 Vice-President F.F.A. 3 President F.F.A. M F.F.A. 1,2,3,h President 1 2 Highlights L I4-'Hn 3 Gordon Powell 'I don't known Sec-Trees. Student Council M student Council 1,2 A s s M A 1,2,3 H Neye I I I O Hlghllghta Annual R Gaslight Gaieties 3 Glee Club 1,2,3 4 Police Force 3,n Cheerleading 1 Dance Band ,M Band 1,2,3, Highlights 1 'Junior Play nOhl Gollyl' Highlights A Junior Play Glee Club l nJeepersn Highlights Annual M Sanitation Squad 3 Gaslight Geieties 3 Highlights 4 Charlotte Saylor ll Agnes Stewart Sandra Scout nOh1 Ohln Highlights Annual M Student Council l Police Force 3,h Junior Play nYou Know?n NYou know what?U Cheerleading 1,2,? ,M Fiyhlights Annual U Gaslight Gaietios h.Y.8.S,M.A. 2,3,4 Glee Club l,2,3,4 H13 lights 3 Police Force 4 Band l,2,3,M Dance Band 3,4 Junior Play L+-H 1,2 Hi li hts Annual 3,h Eh 8 Glee Club l,2,3 Highlights 3 Band 1 Louisa Van Doran 'Sugarn Highlights Annult M Glee Club l,2,3 Vice-President 3 Highllghts M Onalee Vosburgh 12 ,DN PL WY 3 W S Phyllis warner Elizabeth white 'Nuts, the whole family is nutsn Highlights Annual M N.Y.S.S.M.A. 1 2,3 Glee Club 2 3,n Band l,2,3,5 Highlights A Junior Play NI was young once toon Glee Club 1 2 Highlights L Junior Play Band 1,2 Marjorie Wilcox 13 nHer D1d?' Athletic Association 3,h Highlights Annual 3,h Gaslight Gaieties 3 Glee Club 1,2 3,h Highlights 3,R Police Force M Band l,2,3,h Junior Play . CLASS HISTORY In the great year of l9h8 we entered our first year in high school as meek and lowly freshmen. This year was strange at first but soon proved to be very exciting and interesting. Our school advisor in this new year was Miss Zinnl, and she really had many a trial and trlbulation before we finished that year. In our sophomore year our advisor was Mr. Elliott. We had several boys participating in the different sports and several of the sophomore girls were on the cheer-leading teams. Also, this was our first year to really get going in all of our money-making ac- tivities. In the ninth month of l95O we entered our junior year. This was one of the best years of our school life. Putting mna play, duwes and bake sales, kept us so busy that we were beginning to doubt wh ich way we were going. This year our c l as s officers were as follows:Yvonne Jenkins, President, Onalee Vosburgh,V1ce- Presi- dent, and Barbara Boorom, Secre- tary-Treasurer. We On The Spot,' which ing this year, Mrs. aren't on the facuhg for their help and At long last 1951 senior year after this year were the McBride, V1ce-Presi- and Abbye Louise Subscription Drive huge success as over our goal. Sevuh , put on our first was a great success. We had two Frederickson and Mrs. Akins, an any more, we want to express ou guidance in getting us through came,and we finally entered our work. Our Dendis, Pre three hard years of following: Mildred dent, Barbara Boo Georgia, Treasure was a we went al of our members participated in sports and cheerleading. We have one feature which is outstanding lwhether or not it is something to be proud the only class in several years in our graduating class. We all better known as 'Red,n could be the Navy in November of 1951. of is a matter of opkr to have just threeboys wish Melvin Beardslee, with us, but he joined This was a wonderful year including such activities as getting our pictures and rings, going on our trip, and putting on a Senior P by the way, proved to be another success. To this exciting year we hate to say good-bye, for it has been a truly wonderful year. We wish to say nThadr youu to Mrs. Van Wagenen and our other teachers who brought us through this year. play, nJohnny advisors dur- d although dug r appreciation our junior year. eagerly - awaiind class officers sidentg Doris rom, Secrdary, r. Our Curtis ionbg we le lay, which, We hope all the other classes appreciate good I.C.S. as we do now and as we always will. lh MRS. VANWAGEN EN W ,ll esmemwmmm...-,. ,M lst Row: 2nd Row: Back Row: . I . Percey, E. White, M. Gleason, Mrs. Van Wagenen Vosburgh, B. Palmer, M. Dendis, B. Boorom, A. Georgia, D. McBride, Messenger, L. VanDoren, C. Saylor ' t M. Wilcox A. Batty, Cushman, Y. Jenkins, P. Warner, A. Stewar , , Stout Beardslee, H. Ganoung, G. Powexl, V. English, 15 WHO' S WHO First I'd like to introduce our capable class president, Mildred Dendis. Millie is just about the workingest girl we know. If you don't believe me, fol- low her around some day. If you can find Anna Mae Batty without a smile on her face, you're better than most. And did you ever see such cute dimples? Virginia Bucs? may be short in stature, but she makes up for it with her vi- vacious personal ty. Elizabeth White, uThe blonde bombshell,n is the official class morale booster. What would classes be without Liz to pep them up? Sandra Stout is the possessor of the most bubbling personality. Sandy is in her glory when shizzingdown the road in her Model nAn. Barbara Boorom can usually be found day-dreaming about a little white cot- tage - furnished! Gordon Powell is the tallest member of the class. Besides, girls, he has the prettiest car. Charlotte Saylor is the official baby Q?J sitter of Ovid Center. We hear they have some pretty cute babies in that vicinity. Doris McBride surely earns the name of nclass giggler.n She has only one problem, once she gets started, she can't stop. Louise Van Doren, better known as the nArthur Murrayn of Interlaken, can be found any time at a dance hall. Agnes Stewart, our competent police chief, spends most of her time pestering Mr. Glidden. Phyllis Warner can be found every Saturday night at Hayward's Barn rendering service with a smile. Marge Wilcox has the biggest collection of blue ribbons of anyone we know. She doesn't always have serious thoughts on her mind, though. Abbye Louise Georgia is a girl of many intgrggtg, Chief among them is a good guy named Ernie. If you don't believe Ame, watch her eyes light up when she sees him. Yvonne Jenkins, better known as nThe Editor,n can usually be found home in bed under a mountain of blankets, moaning about the Nterrible New York weather.n Barbara Gleason isn't hard to keep track of. All you have to do is look for some beautiful blonde curls and a handsome fellow wearing the Air Force Blue. Incidentally his name is Freddie. Louise Messenger is one of the more devoted Q?J students. She can usually be found somewhere in the vicinity of Trumansburg. Betty Lou Palmer, our cheerful advertising manager, can usually be heard saying, Won g011yL,Ihat if I don't pass that Chemistry test?n Vernon English, the class comedian, manages to keep things in an uproar. Just ask Mrs. Vang she knows. Audrey Harvey, our gal with the long black hair, spends a lot of time hone writing to husband Archie. Onalee Vosburgh is one of the quietest members of the class. In spite of that she possesses an interesting personality. Just ask sons of those nice pen pals. Harold Ganoung has but one aim in life - to earn enough money to buy a yam's supply of hub-caps so he won't have to hunt for the ones he loses. Last but not least we have the class orator, Phyllis Cushman. She can us- ually be found discussing the day's hapafnings over a cup of coffee at Cronk'm BAQBAQA xxxxxxxxxxmm' B EvE'2ETT 4 QT1 N iw Ra F, ,f P .X 'P H 14 ,fiwf .Y W, v 9 1 V JL , 45w ,4 ?g 1 f 1 3-'Q mi K, K ' 4 gg , ' 1 Mgr' 4 ,V K - ANNE as Nl. 'hon Q Tusk, 3 w..,s CLASS This is your news reporter bringing you the latest and most up-to-date news just as it happens. But first, a word from our announcer, Prof. D. P. Norton, in behalf of our sponsor, the V. Engligh Construction Company. nDo you have problems concerning your building? I had them, too, until I hired V. English to build my new house. Before I hired this great building tycoon, I did not have a single idea about building my new house. I still don't know how because V. English keeps all of his ideas a secret. In fact, it is so much of a secret, that I can't find my house. Take my advice! Hire V. English and rid yourself of all construction problems.n nNow back to your reporter.n Word has just been received that Sandra Stout has been awarded the Nobel Prize for writing the musical score of the latest Broadway hit, nL1fe at I.C. S.n The author, Mr. U. L. Patterson, is now recuperating at Miami. Louise Messenger is planning- a trip to Europe with her very good friend Louise Van Doren. As you know, Miss Messenger is teaching the Human Rqlgtymm course at Cornell. Miss Van Doren recently purchased Madison Square Garden and is converting it into a modern dance hall. Attent1on,all politicians!!! Abbye Louise Georgia, the Noel Coward of Cornell, has written another smashing best-seller. Its title is nHow to Keep the Republicans in Power if They Ever Get There.n This book threatens to change the policy of the United States and start another Civil War. Harold Ganoung, owner of the famous racing establishment, Santa Anita, has just related to yours truly that he plans to race his six-time winner of the Kentucky Derby Races, Hamlet III, at the Polo Grounds in June of this year. Now another word from our other announcer, Mrs. Van Wagenen, in behalf of our other sponsor, The Phyllis Warner Way to Proper English. nYears ago I taught English at the Interlaken Central School. What a struggle I had with some of those classes. Until the class of 1952 came along I had a very difficult time convincing some of the classes that I was not in- sane. Then this wonderful Phyllis Warner wrote her amazing book, nThe Phyllis Warner Way To Proper English.n Since then, I simply ggye each stu- dent this book to read, instead of teaching him English. It is amazing the way these students treasure their books. I have never had a student get be- low 95? on an English Regents since I began using this book.n nNow, I return you to your reporter.n Flash!!! Marjorie Wilcox and Virginia Percey have just returned from Africa where they made a wonderful discovery. By chance, they came upon an undiscovered island, which they named nInterlaken' in honor of their beloved school. Gordon Powell, better known as the HSpeed Demonu, has won the Indianapo- lis Race for the seventh time in succession. Next year he plans to enter the International Auto Races in France. ' Elizabeth White, half-owner of the largest cattle farm in Texas, has an- nounced that she intends to start another cattle farm on the little plot in Argentina. Elizabeth and her husband were seen in the company of the Shah of Iran last Tuesday. They seem to have become very prosperous. Onalee Vosburgh, who was recently promoted to the position of secretary to the President of the United States, went to dinner with the Prince of Wales last week. It is said that they plan a trip to Hawaii in the spring. 18 PROPHECY Betty Lou Palmer, the celebrated coloratura with whom the Boston Symphony Orchestra is appearing, has been having trouble with several stage-door Johnnies. Agnes Stewart, her manager, says if certain things don't straighten themselves up retty soon, she is going to lower Betty Lou's curfew hour from 9:00 P.M. 'to 5:30 P.M. Better be careful, Betty LOU- There will be a brief pause for a word from our announcer, Mr. Raymond BuUis in behalf of our other sponsor, the Anna Mae Batty School of Culture. uDo you have trouble with your wife stumbling over the coffee table when you go visiting? Does she embarrass you by spilling coffee all over the boss's suit? If you have these troubles, and I'm sure you do, then send your wife to the Anna Mae Batty School of Culture and in just fourteen short days, SEE the difference. After Anna Mae is through with her, your boss will beg you to bring your wife to the office with you. She may stumble over the chairs or some other small objects but not the coffee table.u WNow I return you to your reporter.n Attention, Mr ion have just been competent and able on the traditional and Mrs. America. The returns from the Presidential elect- handed to me,and it pleases me to say that at last we have a person in office. The inauguration of Mildred Dendis will be date. Concerning the National Debt, Mildred has promised to keep a record so our grandchildren can see what we are doing with their money. Doris McBride, new owner of the Waldorf Astoria, is vacationing in Californ- ia. She was accompanied by her friend Charlotte Saylor, who is now in the em- ployment of the Aga Khan as his personal secretary. They, Charlotte and Doris, were invited to have dinner at the Brown Derby with the Warner Brothers. Barbara Boorom, newly elected Secretary-General of the Security Council, is planning a conference with the President of France to discuss the school system in the United States. Miss Barbara Gleason, formerly a Powers model, was elected Miss Photography by the Press Association. She is expected to win the Miss large majority. A y Phyllis Cuslman, the Senator from New York, is on tour amine the prevailing situation. It is rumored that she is other inquiry into America contest by a trip to Japan is included in the list of prizes. going to suggest an- the State Department. Audrey Harvey, wife of the Commander of the Air Force, has just announced that she plans to start her new business very soon. As you have heard, she was proclaimed the best marriage counselor ever admitted to the bar. This is your weekly reporter signing off and saying, HStay Happy.u 19 in the Far East to an CLASS WILL We, The Great, Marvelous Class of 1952, in leaving good old I.C.S. do now, Jeing of extremely sound mind and body, make our last will and testament. We maxe thls Will so that the school will never forget us or what a tremendous class we have been. GERALD VCCOMB KING BROCKWAY DALE WIEDMAIER AUDREY BOYCE GERARD MESSMER AL REDMAN DONALD PEARRE TAY KEEBLER SHIRLEY PALMER CONNIE HILL WAYNE REEVES PETE JAGER BERNARD STOUT NAT ROLAND BETTY EVERETT BARBARA MORROW JANET BOYES MARIAN HAND ADRIANNE PRINDLE MRS. CLAPP MR. VAN MR. NORTON MR. BULLIS MRS. VAN WAGENEN We We We We We We We We We We We We We We We We We We We We We We leave Charlotte's giggles. leave Audrey Harvey's good mgnngrg, leave a lesson on driving by Agnes. leave Abbye's steady boy friend. leave Virginia Percey's shyness. leave Louise Van Doren's dancing shoes. leave a bottle of turpentine to be used before every basketball game. leave somebody else to take the place of Sonny. leave Phyllis Cushman's place on the High- lights Staff. leave Betty Lou's voice if she wants it. leave Barbara Boorom's high marks. just leave. We haven't anything that will help. leave Sandy's part of the carh leave a book on nwhat to do on a Date.n leave Gordon Powell all tied up. leave all of Sampson. leave L1z's merry-making. leave Jimmy's love. 108V0 Marjorie's place in the class. leave some books to take the place of the ones we didn't return. leave an allowance of fifteen dollars a year so he can buy his license plates. leave a class that will set a record as did the class of '52, A wife like Yvonne Jenkins who likes coffee. We leave a class that will bring her as much happiness as did the greatest class of all, the class of 'S2. 20 xy. ' We 4 ' ,i1?.:'2 ' -- G72 A 'W .RLT f' ' ,...--'M 1 ,lgvk k mffy- I - 'S ' ',: 1- ,wqw I - H'-' f-',k-.Qlffgf 'g'-2551: ,V -1- rw - - 5 'fa .Lf 'H 3 2.111 -.jg .1 . lf- qw.: -QS -1 .iff g'.,.Q,f.V . ' 1' 517fE:fff:,1f2?'541.n3.5F 'Eff-' ' - .:J!i....'fQb. l M. ' QEQEF' zqg':.'.:i., 'ff-Lai .Q 5. ,f H It H V....':Q2.:..,.Q,.,5gi.1 . - H-ff.mm.,f-.-... -1-' 11111,-1!p',' 44,1 .. -qw. 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Roland, C. Hill 2nd Row: P. Jager, Y. Ward, J. Boyes, M. Hand, B. Morrow, D. Pearre, Miss Burns ssmer D. Wiedmaier, W. Reeves, B. Stout, G. McComb, G. Me , A. Redman K. Brockway Back Row: Absent: 1EEEEEEEEEEEEEEE:iiraNNXN f The Junior Class has had a very ex- citing and prosperous year. We have enjoyed having as advisor, Miss Burns, who graduated last year from Cornell. P Our class officers were the following: President, Gerard Messmerg Vice-President, Natalie Roland, Secretary-Treasurer, Shirley Palmer. We were very proud to have three cheerleaders chosen from the Junior Class. Natalie Roland made the Varsity and Fay Keebler and Audrey Boyce, the Junior Varsity. We are also pleased that the Junior Class boys have entered all sports. For our Junior Play we put on a three-act comedy, NBolts and Nuts,N which was and made this year one of the very successful. of l953 have worked together as a team All the Class most wonderful years of high school. D33 CCC 22 99 rw VY sopuomomis , .-+ ' ff! fyd' . Godley, R. Jones, V. Palmer, J. Darling, E. Beardslee, . Hitchcock, L. Fowler, A. Updike, J. Brinkerhoff, P. Boorom Mr. Bullis, E. Georgia, S. Cooper, A. Johnson, W. Hausner, N. Schmidt, A. Cushman, C. Wallenbeck, J. Gibson, A. Dunn . Freese, M. DeWitt, C. Haskins, R. Doty, C. Thompson, . F1tzPatrick, E. Burgess, J. Roland, D. Haney, C. Bertram Back Row: S. Slocum, R. Fuller, R. George, N. Daily, J. Pettengill, L. F1tzPatr1ck, D. Borden Absent: T. Sanford lst Row: B A 2nd Row: f 'u 9 I ff 'ff 3rd Row: R R A x uf 9 s Qfzf' 6 9 f WU C s I - x r Y R lt Last year when we entered high school as freshmen, we thought we were quite grown-up. But now Y 1, that we're sophomores being a freshman doesn't seem quite so I:gj55g:ffjf1Qgr-wn-up after all. We chose as class officers the following: Pres- QlQ5!f?22j ident, Tim Sanford, Vice-President, Robert George, and Secretary- 4E5ggg4:g5.Treasurer, Phyllis Boorom. We had Mr. Bullis, whom we all liked very tliz, much as our class advisor. Our class activities were a play, which we put over very n1cely,and a dance which gave us a start in our treasury. Most of the boys participated in all of the sports and we had three girls on the cheerleading squads. All in all, we think we had a very prosperous year. 23 xx sg FNTQUMEN . BENSQHOTEN MR VAN rUMf9 wifi! Q Qs- ei , JLL N W . an ,gy B DIQB l lst Row: F. Wilcox, R. Van Doren, G. Chamberlain, L. Dewitt, R. Voor R. McComb F. Braden, P. Hungerford, C. Fuller, G. Wells, 'Woodard B. Farnsworth, ' 2nd Row: , B. Wallenbeck, S. FltzPatricK, F. , M. Springsteen. 3rd Row: S. White, M. McCoy, N. Percey, R. Anthony, D. Wyckoff, P. Rozelle, J. Gleason, M. Taylor, N. McCoy, J. Woodward, Mr. Van Benschoten nth Row: C. King, N. Slocum, C. DeParde, F. Brownell, R. Storath, H. Feldman, G. Swank, F. Dunn, J. Jackson, L. Jackson. M ssmer C. Hlckok, T. Stewart, F. Van Vleet, Herrala, R. C. Ike, D. e , Back Row: R. A. Smith, W. Snow. 9- .r - u 5 lt was a blg change for us when we 6 entered high school this year as thexelggs ef '55 a Two new pupils, Beulah Wallenbeck and Glorla Wells, have Joined us, making a total of 45 pupils. We were sorry that 5 f e ia Anne Sllngerlend was not here with us throughout our fresh- man year. The class officers were as follows: President, Janet Gleason, Vice President, William Snow, Secretary and Treasurer, Leona Jackson, Senator, Francis Brownell, Representatives, Ramona Anthony and Howard Feldman. We freehnel.part1c1pated ln baseball, football, basketball, band, and glee club. Now we have completed our freshmen year with the help and understanding of Mr. l ss advisor and guardian. We also wish to show our apprec- . We hope our lephenere year Van Benschoten, our c a lation for the thoughtfulness of our many other teachers will be as successful as our freshman year has been. 2h ?i,.eW' 'aff ? GRADE , MR. PEABODY . Beckley, C. Hayes, F. Woodard, A. Herrala, R. Haskins, G. Williammee, ff... J.,, l I lst Row: W H. Chamberlain 2nd Row: B. Redman, S. Terry, L. VanNostrand, B. Slocum, J. Elkie, M. Vanvleet, M. Judd, R. Beckwith, E. Clayton, R. Johnson 3rd Row: Mr. Peabody, D. Gurba, H. FitzPatrick, T. Perkins, M. Morrow, E. Pettengill, E. Kochowiec, .D. Cushman, H. McLaughlin, J. Lewis, Back Row: G. Gleason, J. Wyckoff, M. Voorhees, J. Wicker, N. Cornell, P. McLaughlin, A. Covert, R. Betzler. GRADE M RS. VAN DU SEN A 'R lst Row: Vg. Emglish, T. Brownell, R. Ward, R. Saylor, E. Wilson, E. Storath, . Stevens Bates, H. Percy, G. Chamberlain, P. F1tzPatr1ck, J. Terry, 2nd Row: R. K0110a3, F- Porter, C. Jager, V. Ruh, B. stewart S. 3rd Row: D. Jones, S. Folts, S. Boyes, P. Wickes, A. Haviland, M. Reeves, y G. Houseknecht, N. Smith, L. Clawson, J. Carter, Mrs. Van Dusen Back Row: L. Shaw, K. Cooper, F. Deal, J. Delong, W. Gates, C. Porter, I. Brinkerhoff, R. Bristol, D. Judd 25 -ll.- lst Row: C. N. 2nd Row: G. A. Baca Row: K. AFTERNOON CLASS let Row: 2nd Row: Back Row: B. KNDER- G MEN M RS. B U R R MORNKNG CLASS S Dltzell, E. Feldman, E. Slckmon, B, Hagan, Topp, J. Updlke, . Clawson D, Lincoln Hand, B,-Dean, F. Hlltbrand, P. Lincoln, E. Gleason, L. Alexander, De Lyser, M. Georgia, L. White, P. Rankin ' 'ra' G. Van Nostrand, J. Peabody, R. Hathaway, B. Ramakka, n Horton, G. Willson, Mrs. Burr -il 3 3 TG -- F se C Hayward, M. Goolbaugh, Jr., 1, --,, R. ree , . O. Frost C. Robinson, H. Wlllers, L. Cooper, M. A. Blow, J. McMillan, T. Herman ' Peroey K. Parshall, L. Harkenon, C. Hill, S. L. Tewksbury, 14. , S. Frusty , yr., Burr 26 -...il GRADE 'NHSS JOHNSTON 24,45 ' . -g,11lqnvr-v-F . let Row: K. Slocum, C. Tbrwilliger, J.A. Mccoy, D. --,W G.HoueeKneChi, H. Miles. ' 2nd Row: B. Eva, F. Van Cleef, F. Daily, B.Wyckoff, V. Hathway, B. Gleason, M. Folte, C. Hager, D. Coolbaugh, A. McMillan. Back Row: B. Downey, J. Steiner, U. Freese, L. Toombs, C. Herman, P. McCoy, J. Steim ' ' Yonee. Misa Johnston. ,.--- MQS. let Row: G. 2nd Row: C, G. Back Row: C. K. Flick, D- DBNPBSY, D- E11iB. D- Otis J. Therion. T les T. Cuneo, W. Hanford, S. Tracey, Pell, B. James, S. 0 , Ch m 105 G. BP1nKerh0ff, R, Champion, GH Guns W- Kepner, H. Upaine, a p , t t G Doolittle, G. n , Swar ou , . Mesemer, Mrs. Misker. 27 lst Row: 2nd Row: Back Row: MRS. T C T P F G QR MBE NWS . CLOV ER Woodard, M. Doty G, Hand, D. Schmldt, S. Wilson, S. Hungerford, Ward, E. Brown, J. Holman, J. Weetervelt. Karlsen, S, Travers, N. Mable, J. Bertram, 5- Pell, B- Fuller, Parish, S, w1111ama, E. Brust, T. White, D. Jackson. Flick, J. Koslak, H. Porter, Gr. Smith, J. Mclilllen, A. Jager, Wilkins, J, Hague, D. Tracy, T. Morrow, J. Dendle, Mrs. Clover. lst Row: D.' Welch, F. Percey, R. Percey, S. Hill, J. Brock, L. Hunt, S. Guthrie, C. Knapp, T. Beckley, F. Jackson. 2nd Row: A. Misker, N. Thompson, A. Wllllammee, S. Brust, J. Swartout, P. Durnln, S. Godley, N. Kochowleo, R. White, S. Brown, J. Williamson. Back Row: T. Flick, C. Steiner, H. Champion, P. Schmidt, L, Rosbaugh, J. Haviland, A. Borden, T. Morrow, Mrs. Graham. Absent: J. Chamberlain, J. lke, L. Privett, C. Lange. 25 4111 2nd Row: L Back Row: MRS. ,,.,...11- lst Row: R. Raymond, L. Lucas, GRADE 5 Mass L ORMAN P. Carson, D. Hathsway, U. noyoe, H. -L , S. Cooper, E. Wather. . Brownell, C- Willers, S. Willcox, B. Covert, B. Swick, P. Dean, B. Nelson, M. Daily, Miss Orman. A Thomas, P. Karlsen, K. Ferris, W. Feldman, L. Braden, L. Hickok, ss. W. Percey, D. Kellogg, G. Burge Q4-1 WILSON lst Row: Rnd Row: Back Row: l K 2 . Aho, K. Dresser, E. Hunt, JJ Robinson, J. YcBride, D. Hayes, Bristol Ike, S. Van Cleef, B. Briggs, P. Forsnan, E. Shaw, J. Estterson, babie, J. Knapp, A. Burdick, P. Alexander Coolbaugh, P. Young, D. Terry, S.'Jilson, J. Van Fostrand, Tewkgbury, B. Lincoln, A. Graham, B. Porter, Irs. Wilson 29 GRADE wma. smcm ' lst Row: B. Wilson, G. Crane, F. Mcbrluf., ,,, , D B Stickane, T. Gazy 2nd Row: E Updike, D. Hitchcock, S. Burdick, J. Smith, D. Shaw, J. D'Arcy, J. Mable, F. White, S. Fox, A. Flick, B. Hungerford H nd C. Wllliammee, S. Foreman, B. Thomas, W. Travers, J. Daily, Back Row: J A. MRS. Gllly, H. a , Thompson, Mrs. Slaght N X-. lst Row: Gi Carroll, D. Brust, R. Mattieon, J. Wilson, J. Flick, B. Chamberlain, G. Lawton, P. Dendis. , 2116. Row: B. Tewksbury, K. Smith, C. Gurba, J. Townsend., B. Westervelt, S. Swank, S. Houseknecht, D. Gair, N-. Booth, P. Ellis, J. Tunleon. Beck RSV! HN. Shaw. A. Lackey, P. Beckwith, V. White, N. Vanvleot, F. VanDoron, F Wilson S. .Brown. P. Prlndlo, D. Smith, D. Dickerson, . , 30 lst Row: E 2nd Row: 3rd Row: J Back Row: A C GRADE MR. SAVING lst Row: R J 2nd Row: Q gN,, GRADE MISS FREDERICK . Aho, H. Houseknecht, M. Messmer, W. Eva, D. White. B. Porter, E. Woodward, H. Williamson, J. Everett, D. Brinkerhoff, B. Lewton, J. Slocum, M.E. McComb. F. Stannard, J. Gleason, D. Rozelle, W. Travers, B. Williammee . Darling, Miss Frederick. . Updike, C. Boyes, B. Seaman, D. Dill, B. Farnsworth, T. Doane, . B ust. E . McComb, J. DeWitt, W. Brown, A. McCoy, R. Troutman, W. Beckwith B. Carter 3rd Row: R. Jackson, J. Perkins, Back ROW: J. Kellogg, T. Everett, Champion, M. Prindle, L. Jackson, B. Holford, J. Taylor, S. Holford Torres, L. Wilson, E. Houseknecht, M. Rice, J. Boudman McCo b, Mr. Savino Jennings, K. Stevens, D. Crane, C. Batty, C. Ike wicker 31 5 G 6 MR XIANGAUO let Row. 2nd How: 3rd Row Back Row l 1 P 3' 3 i QL +. QXVDATN. ...-,,aLgg,A,-ha ,J If F : fy .auw:....vw,.1mw.mu:.w.,g 71-I-ggi :- K u- Q- zyz,5 1 . ' ' 4141,-.54 6,5 I bi .. ,. '?'c.v ,t .I , 1 N., suwx, , N., Q.. -,.:,-. ,L ,.. wp -QL , L 1 .iffy 2 ' A311 :iff-, .9-f 1 1' .' X ' i-Sv. .......,,..A..,..,,.,M..,,.. ,. . . Q.. tg 'Ji' rf. 1- ITV? -. '4w ' ' - 4.9.5-'l1:4 W9-v ,X -1 wa ',-mfg'-qi i ' v.1'1'f?i15.2'5' . ,- W 4-rt-:. -. . V, , , A wif. .4-.V .1 - Nr., 3 H 1 '1iQg1QKg:QQg ' -Q N -.-Q- .1...,ggg.,,,x -' -:if-E' - cfm ' . - NJN.. h .ax X ., .. ',..f '0H,-:,g,. 4, jf If j r. 3, r- ' gf ml ,fm- . + gg' ,j . N fQ 5.:jH?-1151 44? --V .- lm ffk 0 xx QQ, K 'F figs? 'N M .fi gp, . , P ,av -. .N 7' S A HN , ,ids war, Eg-Q, I Nha- - 1- J, 1 Y. . .,, ,fry . 4.12 Q,-11, .- . . ,fl-. , n '-:f3,1.,1f:f:1HE,x:,,f4h . x, .f .- -Af-Q... Jn.-M. x,1..,,, Ju.4,7,4- A . 0. vi w 'H . J 4 W' I , . I9 . 3 ..f rf. ST - - Q 'ng'-7 . Qtr ' , - J:-7.4 - . '.--A 5 V .-,h w -FL'-J'--t w n..'Ljl'. ef -' A,- - .'.' :Q 4 pr Y: .f.,.1' , 3 V ' . I, 7 . 2. wfgw 3- .Eh y Q,- , , - . '1,,-- . . . A . -.4 X . 6..,V,. 7, , 5 5, ' . Ks- N , h ', I 7 X .gg 3 75: ' 4, , - E22 MA... ,fa-:JN Wwfilwfffwz-r'5:55 m-4 -. P. 1 ,4-l BASE' BALL , A. Redman 1811 HOW: W. Reeves. G. Messmer. V. English, J. Roland, ... ....--, lish D Pearre, S. Slocum. T. Sanford, D. Fuller, Mr. Savino Ja er D. Bassett Back Row: W. Eng , . Absent: D. Pell, G. Ball, C. Covert, J. g , 4-.ggi FO OT' lst Row: W. English, W. Reeves, G. Messmer, V. English, D. Pearre, u. ue--,, A. Redman, B. Redman 2nd Row: Mr. Glidden, R. FltzPatr1ck, E. Burgess, R. C. Ike, J. Roland, S. Slocu , H. Feldman, W. Snow, F. Deal, T. Sanford Back Row: G. Chamberlain, R. Storath, F. Vanvleet, L. FitzPatr1ck, M. Pottenglll, C. King, R. Herrala, D. Messmer, F. Brownell, R. Fuller 3h Y 1-f lst Row: Slocum, K Brockway, Back Row: F Brownell, R I 1 Q a pl I L 0 'Q lg. Q I O :EQIP 4 I. ll.'l.' 1 U ' 1, ,fly .I 5,1 If fo VARSXT Y ....... lish H Ganoun A 7 let Row D Pearr , Back a J no1ana, w Eng F CHEERLEADERS lst Row: N. Roland, P. Boorom, S. Stout, E. Boorom Back Row: A. Cushman, V. Palmer, A. Boyce, F. Keebler GM . mal wd5Qcci,61,v,b, Jean Boettoher This year I.C.S. Band says good- bye to three faithful twirlers and capable girls. Their presence will be sadly missed. Betty Lou Palmer 36 Elizabeth White To these three with their bounce and vigor we say so long, good luck and thanks loads for your work and de- votion. 41 'fi 3 ' , it, d3KT nn g PAPER a STAFF Boyce, lst Row: S. Palmer, E. White, M. Denols, L. --l P. Cushman, N. Roland 2nd Row: F. Keebler, A. Johnson, B. Morrow, M. Hand, Miss Rose, Wilcox A. Prindle, Mr. Van Benschoten, Mrs. Van Wagenen, M. , B. Everett, V. Percy, D. Pearre D Wledmaier G. Powell, B. Stout Back Row: P. Jager, . , ANNUAL STAY? lst Row: S. N. Back Row: A. S. B. Palmer, V. English, E. White, M. Dendis, P. Cushman, C. Hill, Roland, B. Gleason Batt L. VanDoren, B. Boorom. L. Messenger, A. Georgia, Y Stout: Mrs. Van Wagenen, Mr. Van Benschoten, Liss Rose, Stout, A. Stewart, B. Palmer 3m wanna. s, -H lst Row: W P 2nd Row: J H STUDENT COUNCIL English, N. Schmidt, B. Boorom, V. English, B. Palmer, A- BOYCB, Cushman, Y. Jenkins Elkie, E. Georgia, R. Anthony, H. Ganoung, Mr. Patterson, Feldman, Mrs. Clapp, F. Brownell, R- Fuller ll-1-1 1 l E POLICE lst Row: P. Boorom, J. Darling, H. Ganoung, A. Stewart, S. Palmer, N. Roland. C. Hill 2nd Row: S. Stout, E. White, B. Palmer, T. Sanford, G. Powell, B. Stout, N. Daily, M. Dendls, Al Redman F9 ,, fs, g, Front: B. Slocum, S. Kellogg lst Row: P. Hungerford, N. Daily, L. Clawson, m. Venvleet, A. Johnson, N. Roland, P. Cushman, S. Stout, M. Beardslee, S. Folts, R. Jones, M. Reeves 2nd Row: M. Judd, P. Warner, D. wiedmsier , N. Schmidt, S. Palmer, v. Palmer, C. Fuller, n. Fowler, A. Dunn, J. Brlnkerhoff, L. Venhostrend 3rd Row: P. Boorom, J. Darling, A. Hitchcock, D. McBride, F. Keebler, A. Bbyce, W. English, J. Carter, R. Judd, G. Messmer, E. Georgia, E. Beerdslee Back Row' T. Clawson, M. Pettengill, R. Fuller, S. Slocum, J. Roland, F. Darling, ' c. maker, .x . vannesm-ana, v. Jenkins, c. mn, wr. snov, H. remnan, Mrs. Craft The band had a successful season, with the highlight coming on Armlstlce Day ln ithaca. Here we took second honors, wlth the lthaca Band overpowering us. From this victory we received two trophies, the flrst ever won by an Interlaken Band Eleven members of the Band and Glee Club participated ln the Geneva All-State Fas tlval. This year will see the end of many of the members' musical careers.Our cap- able drum major and two bouncing twlrlers will be among those missing, but the prospects of filling these positions at least seem bright. We indeed will miss all of those leaving us and wish them success in whatever they do. Our other big events were the T-Burg Fair, ln which we came out tops in our re- gion and carried off the booty. We also gave an outdoor concert at the Reconstruct- ion Home ln Ithaca. Of course the summer was an eventful one with a parade a week in varlous sections of the county. At the present time we are preparing for our exchange of assemblies with the Bands and Glee Clubs of the Ovid, Romulus and T-Burg schools. These will give us a chance to accomplish more in our band work. MO ON BEANS Left to Right! P. Boorom-Tenor sax. M. Pettenglll-Sax clarinet, J. Darling-Sax, R. Schmidt-Sex clarinet, Y. Jenkins-Drune,Mrs.'Craft-Trumpet, . Beardslee-Trombone, S. Stout-Plano, B. Palmer-Vocalist. 40 - GXBKQS GLBB CLUB arf' lst Row: N. Schmidt, A. Johnson, C. Fuller, P. Boorom, V. Palmer, B. Pelmer, C. Hill M. Dewitt E. Georgia. , l O Voebur h F Keebler A Boyce P. Hungerford 2nd Rows A. Cuehmfn, S. Pe mer, . I g , . , . , Darllnu, n. Hitchcock, A. Georgia, S. Stout, ' W J Glbe n J. H Back Row: N. Roland. Y. Jenkins, P. Cushman, L. Fowler, P. Jrrner, E. hite, . o Mrs. Craft ' BOYS GLBE GLU B let Row: 2nd Row: Back Row: i, G. R. R G H Chamberlain, R. Haskins, D. Cuehmen, D. Pearre, M. Beerdelee Judd, W. English, N. Slocum, J. Carter. Fuller. G. Messmer, fr. Sanford, B. sawn, D. wuamuer, N. 192113 McCombe, R. Storath. Feldman, F. Brownell, J. Roland, S. Slocum, C. Hlckok, P. Jager J. Wyckoff, 41 F. FA. . Herrala, D. Borden, G. McComb, H. Ganoung, G. Powell, V. English, I DeWitt, F. Vanvleet, T. Stewart, R. Doty, E. Burgess, R. F1tzPatr1ck, th R C Ike C Haskins L. FitzPatrick, R. Freese, lst Row: R C Thompson, Mr. Mereness. 2nd Row: L C. Hickok, W. Snow, G. Chamberlain. Back Row: G. Swank, A. Smi , . . , . , C. King, R. VanDoren. Absent: H. Woodard. 3. . . 1 .42. : fer HI ' ww f5'R Q. egg. ' E MN. - : Q JSI' 'W '1 his C- ,Q - X it L ,Z-1 , f ,Q 'KR gsrytiggg gn Q nw mm fywf e. .4 E, gl. E f ..- NAPDID - QQ ,Kgs 2 A im S .Q see.. ,+- VERNON E. : P The Interlaken Young Farmers,chapter number L8, of the New York State Future Farmers, was started April l5,193O,and has been in operation continuously since that date. Present membership is 25. Outstanding activities engaged in were exhibited and judged at Waterloo Fair and exhibited it Trumansburg Fair, and Odessa. We sent three delegates to State Convention at Malone, we entered Delhi State Judging Tourg we judged at Virgil and Morrisvilleg one member won a calf from Sears Roebuck. Two local members were elected President and Vice-Presidente! the county chapter. Greenhand pins and ODP' ter pins were given out at the Father and Son Banquet, also two honorary member pins to Lewis Bell and Frank Northrup. 42 ...emu 09843516 A '-J UUINNDAQQX I ' CRO K' S HOMOGENIZED VITAMIN D MILK SODAS C-X3 SUNDAES SAN DWICHES ICE CREAM PINTS QUARTS GALLONS I INTERLAKEN, N. Y. OPEN 8 A.M. - I2 P. Nl . I... . . A ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES - . GGTELEVISQON :xg COMPLINIENTS OF GRAIN COAL FEED I I M1Nou's I VANCE CRANE G HARDWARE WESTINGHOUSE APPLIANCES INTERLAKEN, N. Y. INTERLAKEN' N.Y. L.. .I L - W'SH'NG YOU COMPLI MENT5 ONLV THE BEST... OP- THE HAPPY LANDING GPIIL HOWARD PETERSON C0. INTERLAKEN N. Y. PAUL AND HELEN SMITH - 52196 - BETWEEN OVID AND INTE IZLRKEN ' COMPLIMENTS QQMPLIMENTS OF OF VAN DOREN'5 FU ESSQ GAS 8 OIL . Home COOKING NTERLAKEN, N. Y. ' NTERLAKENI NN' INSURANCE coMpL,1'MENT.9 or CLARE C. WYCKOFF, AGENT C O C K' 'NTERLAKEN' NY' INTERLAKEN, NX k i - compumsnrs CONNPLKMENTS I OF N OF DAILY BROS. STORATH' 3 QNTEPJ-AKEN, Nnr. uuranmnen N. v. 333 C.- -3 CCC 311 g,,....-- 3 :cc Q0MPUME 'TS QONPLIMENTS OF OF 5. J. GETMAN QAYUQA S SON CLEANERS LABOTTLEU GASOUNE LAUNDROMAT SERVICE OVW, N- Y M TRumANsBusae, N. Y. 45 ' A COMPLETE MUSICAL SERVICE AT I-IICKEY'S MUSIC STORE aao E. STATE ST. ITHACA, New YORK PT-ToNE +-non T C OM PLIMENTS oF TOWN TALK ICE CREAM HEADQUARTERS me Jgjmv RDBINSON 8 CARPENTER R A G C0 LUMBER BUILDING MATERIALS com, . . 8 0 0 2.06 TAUGHANNOCK BLVD l36 STATE ST. ITHACA, N.Y. 'WACA Y .. , 5- - ur lT'S SHEET METAL wow, I WOR ,HE WE OF Yo R CAR., LET GEORGE DO IT. GO GULF!! LAMOREAUX - QU INN WI-lEATON'S SHEET METAL I PHONE - 24-I9 I 909 w. STATE ST. I D,ST,z,B,,1-0,2 '- NEW 'W L GULF Ou. PRODUCTS GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 'Sl FRIENDLY I KLINE'S PHARMACY N. AURORA ST. ITHACA, N. Y- ROSE STUDIOS COM PLIM ENTS OF ITHE ADMINISTRATION O'MALLEY'5 HOTEL I I I O . COMPIALMENTS IIHACA FLOOR COVERIN SERVICE STATION Ii-7 ' J. 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COMPLIMENTS OF I I COMPLQMENTS OF lNTERl-AKEN. N- Y- lNTERLAKEN,N-Y. 5551- w'sH:s COMPLIIVXENTS OF coNRoY's uouon STORE JAMES R- DRAKE FEEDS GRINDING G VHXING INTERLAKEN, N.v. INTERLAKEN, PLY CCNP!-HAAENTB oF' comwv.nmEN-vs OF HANFORD's HAlLowAP.a s1'olz.E. wAL'r 5, JEAN Atzcfus ovlo, N. Y, INTEFLLAKEN, N. Y. CQMPUMENTS CoMPuMEN1's QP GAY JOHN SO N 1 I ' B. S L. MOTORS WICKES' DRUG STORE NNTERLAKEN, N. Y. COSMETKCS V' Q gk' h,LV me CREAM CANDN1 51+ COMPLIMENTS COMPLHMENTS MARKEF BASKET HUl.L'S HEAHNGSPLUMBINGQ INTERLAKEN HTHACA. NEW YORK N Y . -l FORD TRUCKS BEST WISHES CARS '- TQACTORS TO THE CLASS or 'sn N. R. BOYCE G SON MILLSPAU GI-I --- BROTHERS Mzszcurzv CARS A OXHDJ N.Y. TRUMANSBURG, N-Y. HUDSON SALES 62 SERVICE I-I. C. T. MOTOR CO llfljjjf IHJFUDY' E DCSAIZ E. TLJNIESOIW, PFIOFQ ITHACA, N. v. INTE RLAKEN SPEC ALTY SERVICE - I-1OL'1'ON'S STATION ' PHARMACY INTERLAKEN N Y , 55 CSD AUTOGRAPHS C273 urns ,1 --2: J- u.1:.g..n:u-.NJ-1am