Tl-IE ANNUAL YEAR BOGK OF THE Class of l93l-L Pbl hdb th CI f3l4lkI'1 I-Igl1Sh I Ith N Y la VI 20 ITHACA I-IIGI-I SCHOOL EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEDEEREENEEEE WWEEWEBEENNWWNNWWENWENNEEEEEEEEEEREEERENEWWN FRONTISPIECE DEDICATION BOARD OF EDUCATION FACULTY POEM FOREWORD SENIOR COMMITTEES SENIOR OFFICERS ANNUAL BOARD SENIORS SENIOR FROLIC SCI-IOLARSHIPS HOME ROOMS ACTIVITIES SPORTS NOAH'S ARK ADVERTISEMENTS AUTOGRAPHS EE EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE DEDICATION EE!EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE O COACH PIERCE in recognition ot his unselliish labors in the interests of the Ithaca l-ligh School ancl to our undefeated Football Team in recognition of their Fine sportsmanship and the per- sonal sacriliice which they were willing to malce to bring renown to our Alma Mater, we gratefully dedicate this book. COACH PIERCE ITHACA HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL TEAM CAPT. MARSELLA Claude L. Kulp Superintendent Frank R. Bliss Principal WMWEEEEEEE EEEEENEWEE ENEEEEMEEENERRFRWEE WREEREEEEEEEEREWRWREEKEEH ERNEST A. MILLER PROFESSOR CLYDE MOORE LEON D. ROTHSCHILD D. N. VAN HOESEN G. LOUIS COOK, President CLAUDE L. KULP, Superinicendent JOSEPH F. HICKEY DR. HELEN D. BULL MRS. MARTIN D. HARDIN SHERMAN ERVAY rw 6 2.11. H1 kes, Free Sy dams, Bliss, Gilkey, 00 eyn, W orth, M W 1'1S Dean, Far Latham, Dixon, W.. 0 R Fourth Conlon, Leary, Brown, Apgar, Bigham, Ten Broeck, Kelly, Reidy, Paddock. Third Row-Wager, West, Welch, ClaHin, atkins. Miller, Besig, Finch, Ripley, Ashton, Newman, W McClarty, son, 1'1'1 Willia McAllister, Fink, ren, al' W W.. Ro Second adge, , Doney, Tallm en, Schleich UI' Van B aite, Wilson, W Grover, Russo, berg, 911 er, Ash sh eringer, La D Ball, W1 Ro First Donovan, Plato, Marsh. LUIBIFAWIEFQK IEFIBIENBEENEIEEIEEEIEEIEIEIEIEIEEIJEEZIIZIEIEIEIEEEEJNEIEIEEIBQQIIEIWNEEIEEIYSIBIFRIEENEPHKFQEIWIZIEIEJE Bi EQ! IZBHELEFIFIfEB31IiiFRIi517EIEEEEEWEEKFREEE53?D71EJEEBCEEXIEIEIWIEIIEWEEIEIEIEEEIEEIEIEIEWCEIDI IZFFIEIEE X li ELWOOD A. LAFORTUNE, Vice-Principal. ALICE L. GROVER, Secretary. MATHEMATICS MARGARET ASHTON ALICE M. EVANS MAYERED CLAFLIN HELEN RIPLEY ISABELLE PLATO LATIN CLARA S. APGAR FLORENCE WILLIAMSON FRANCES BALL I RENCH RUTH L. MILLER CATHERINE WELCH JOSEPHINE C0NLOINZ KATHRYN MCCLAR GERMAN ERNA B. Russo .IANICE K. DERINGER ENGLISH SARA MARIEHKELLY MARY MCALLISTER EMILIE BROWN MARIAN L. WARREN DELPHINE TEN BROECK HELEN R. BIGHAM ADELINE NEWMAN ISABEL MURRAY EMMA M. S. BESIG JANICE K. DERINGER LIBRARY LAURA M. WARNER ART MARIAN E. LEARY SOCIAL SCIENCES MAY WAGER MAUDE L. M. SHEFFER MILDRED P. WATKINS AGNES WAITE ELWOOD LAFORTUNE THERESA WEST SCIENCES MARGARET M. REIDY ROYAL GILKEY LELAND N. FREEMAN ROBERT SCIDMORE THERESA WEST COMMERCIAL WILLIAM R. FARNSWORTH CAROLINE SCHLEICH ETHEL DONEY BLANCHE G. PADDOCK JESSIE WILSON ELEANOR DONOVAN MARY A. VAN BUREN BRUCE G. DEAN INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLARENCE R. DIXON ELMER WOODAMS ALBERT W. MEYN WALTER SYKES PAUL THAHER HOME ECONOMICS CLAIRE M. LASHER ALMA FINK INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC BERNICE FINCH CAROLINE MARSH DAYTON LATHAM PHYSICAL EDUCATION FLORENCE J. TALLMADGE JOSEPH J. TATASCORE EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEBEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE IN MEMORIAM EEEEEEEEEE EEEEEEEEEEEN Ye men and maidens, silence! The poet takes the floor, To have his say in a Well-rhymed lay On the class of Thirty-four. Not in the World around us, Nor inthe days of yore, You'll all agree, We ever did see, The like of Thirty-four. Of all the studious seekers For musty learned lore, None with such toil burnt the midnight oil As the grinds of Thirty-four. Of all the liads Who bravely Our I to victory bore, None fought so bold for the Red and Gold As the men of Thirty-flour. Of all the charming las-ses, That grace these halls no more, None bobbed their hair, yet looked so fair, As the girls of Thirty-four. The hour has come for parting, Life beckons at the door, Shall We be glad, shall We be sad, Dear class of Thirty-four? We know not what the future May hold for us in store, But here's goodbye to Ithaca High, With a oheer for Thirty-four. True to our Alma Mater, And loyal to the core, We'll play the game for the name and the fame Of the class of Thirty-four. o. H. B. , 10 EEEEEEENEEEEEE WEEEEEEENNEEEEE FOREWORD EEEEEEEERR EEEEEEEEEEEEE H T is the great excellence of a writer to put into his boolc as much as his bool: will hold. ln this small volume we have tried to concentrate the scenes, events, and personages that have distin- guished this year lirom all others. When, in after years, you turn these pages, may this Annual bring baclc vividly the class ol l93LL. -.,.,5,f 11 WE EEIZIEEBIEEEEEEEEEEUEEEEEN iijLHEEEHEEEliwiiglillillilliIEEElEllQiEElf3llElZlBiElEElENElERlElE5Ql1filEllilXl SENIOR COMMITTEES Pin and Ring Committee Helene Irish ,,,.,,,,.,,,.,,,..,..,,,.,...,.,...............,. . ..........,. Chairman Beverly Dillon Jean Flannery Margaret Sullivan Lawrence Bruif Robert McCormick Raymond Pearson Social Committee Jack Slingerliand ...,...,,.......r,..,.,,,.,.rr,.....,....,..,....r,.r. Clioiiicman Constance Allen Willliam Sullivan Josephine Howe William McClintock Helen Terry Selma Shehieen Cla-ss Day Committee Mason Lawrence ..,.,.,... .. ....,...................................... Choiiman Frank Howe Russell Snell Mary Stewart John Wilcox Betty Batley Mary Dixon Georgie Schempp Betty Christman Senior Frotie Committee Rose Knight ..ov.o,..eo.oeo.iee...o,.,....,......,.....o......,,..,....,e. Clzairmani Frances O'Neil John Ryan Francis Wood Holland Gregg Ralph Don-ohue Q Roberit Wilkinson Marion Howe Invitation Committee Betty Roigalsky .........e..,........,....,....................,.......,,. Chctirman Helen Gainey Eleanor Mack Kenneth Turner Margaret Bfrown Louis Read Kermit Rorick Nominating Committee Robert Wilkinson Eleanor Mack Betty Rogalsky Robert McCormick Lawrence Bruff -MQQ Egg... EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEWEEEEEEEEEEEE EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEB President JACK STEWART Vice-President JANE COBB Secretary Treasurer MARGARET MCINERNEY RAYMOND PAETOW Council Representative MARGARET SULLIVAN Sergeant-at-Arms HAROLD KIMBALL Prophet Poet KENNETH TURNER MARION HOWE Orator Historian RALPH DONOHUE MARGARET BROWN 13 ik..- 14 Elem-- ANNUAL BOARD EEEEEEEEEEEEEE EEEEEEEEEE ANNUAL BOARD EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEENEMEEEE EEEEEEEEEEEE General Manager ELLIS ROSS Editor-in-Chief BETTY HUTCHISON Business Manager Art Editor FRANK SAINBURG HERBERT LIVERMORE Assistant Art Editor MARION HOWE Assistant Manager Assistant Business Manager WILLIAM MCCLINTOCK ROBERT MCCORMICK Assistant Editors Athletic Editors MARGARET BROWN FREDERIC HILLEGAS MARY DIXON HELEN TERRY VIRGINIA STURGES Secretaries ANNA SEAMON HARRIET GOLDSMITH A Faculty Advisors MISS ASHTON MISS BROWN MISS LEARY -4H15f?, ANNUAL REPORTERS wk! Third Row-Hillegas, Ryan, Brigham, Spencer, Oskamp, Regelman, Claassen, Turner Kenerson. Second Row-Thompson, Brown, Hughes, Gainey, Macali, Blackburn, VanSickle Loveless, DeChellis. Front Row-Torpening, Grey, Stewart, Komara, Riley, Howe, Domanski, Johnson. COLLECTORS Third Row-Petrillose, Pesoli, Howser, Van Gordcr, Brulf, Simons, Leo, Grillin. Second Row-Massucci, Dale, Westbrook, Coon, Christman, Cummings, Tcti. Front lIow+Goorge, Sheheen, Kimble, Smith, Schutt, Cornelius. -- -5525 16 E81 lillililliiilliillillillilillgllxlillilEEEEEEEEEEEEEEIEEE KNEWEllillgwtiflLZIIZMEEEEEEEEEIEEEEEEEEEEEEIZ WEIEEIElilEEEEEEIEIEE!llEl'ZlElEIElElEEllEEElEEl3lEl13lElZEElifilimlliliEEEEEEEEEEEEREEEEEEEEEIEEEEEE JACK S. STEWAR Modern Language Trackg President Senior Clas . Congr Sergeant-at-Arms 4g Varsity Club' Cin Path Club g I-thetaeriag Le Cercle Fra l l A , ' ' Jack A K l ' Vx caisg Assembly Committeeg General Cou cilg Touch Footballg Annual Reoorterg Chorusg Interclass Soccerg Honor Roll. X- JANE ALLEN COBB Cobbie Modern Language Legislative Assembly: Varsity Basketball, Captain 33 Choral Club, President 3, 45 Vice President of Senior Classy Senior Frolicg Freshman Playg Basketballg Dramatic Cluibg General Councilg Annual Reporterg Annual Collector. MARGARET ELLEN MclNERNEY Peggy Classical Secretary of Senior Classg Legislative Assembly, Vice-President, 4g Dramatic Clubg Ithetaeriag Science Clubg Annual Collectorg Basketball, Assistant Manager 3g League Basketballg League Volley Bally Freshman Play. 17 RAYMOND PA Ray Engineering Congressg Varsity Clubg Basketballg Foot- ballg Treasurer of Senior Classg Trackg Baseballg General Councilg Congress, Teller 83 Chorus. ZlgiliilgliiliimklkiliilflfDEIXIEIE EEEEEEE ElIEBlElEIIZHZHXEElElEi!ElMBUEllilElDillilBlIZNZIElE1!EEElEli1lliQEll8lLXQllElMl!!ll2QMM3lIBlEil IBJEEEIEEIEEEXXIEEEMMEQBIXERIEEEEIEIEEIQTIEIEIEIEEXZKEEEEIEEE!BENQIZEEEELEEillilililililiilliillillilillillifillilililrili GEORGE ABBOTT Jabit Modern Language , Footballg Bandg Congressg Varsity Clubg Orchestrag Special Orchestrag League Basketball. P CONSTANCE E. ALLEN Connie Modern Language Freshman Playg Chorusg Spring Concertg Thanksgiving C-oncerifg Choral Club: Le Cercle Francaisg Ithetaeriag Social Com- mittee. BRYANT ALTMAN Alte Course X Footballg Basketballg League Basketballg Track: Congressg Der Deutche Vereing General Council. GEORGE AMIDON Boppo Academic Band. MARION ANDERSON Mary ' Colle ce Mazirion Varsity B s e ba , ramatic Clubg Volley Ballg Basebal 5 'i ld Ball, Captaing League Basketball. GEORGE ASAI Asai Engineering , Footballg Trackg Le Cercle Francais! JANE ATWELL Janie Modern Language Art Clubg Chorus. CLARICE BAILEY Boots Modern Language Chorusg Science Club. gr ff' X Q HEL LEY Col 1 l ROBERT R. BAILEY Bob Classical 18 lillillilgl EillzfllililillilliilIZEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEIEEEE EIEGEEFEEEIEEEEEEEEEIElXll3llZllZlliIEEE9lZll3lEEEil IEE IXIIEIIZIYLEIIElillillillilElillElEElQflEliilEilElZIlXIElEEElElEllEllEElEllEElilECElillilE15lillililElEEEEEECCEEEEEEEEEEEIEEEEVEE MAURICE BAKER Bake Industrial Annual Collector: Glee Clubg Spring Concertg Thanksgiving Concertg Chorus. NANCY BELLE BAKER Nan h UZ? Commercial ALBERTA M. BALDINI A1 Commercial Hikingg Chorus. CLARA BALDWIN Baldy Commercial Spring Concertg Chorus. GRACE BALLARD Gracie Modern Language Spring Concertsg Thanksgiving Concertsg Choral Clubg Der Deutsche Verein. Commercial C h o r u sg i tballg Spring Concertsg EUNICE LOUISE li LE 30. Hiking. ALICE MARIE BANGS Blondie Course X League Basketballg Volley Bally Freshma ay. DONALD L. BARBER Barb Course X Bandg Orchestrag Track. LOUIS BARNARD Louie College Entrance . I Glee Club: Chorusg Spring Concerbsg Thanksgiving Concerts. ANAX BARROSO-BERNIER Al Engineering Le Cercle Francais. 19 ' rl 211I311DilDUlXlIXlDQIXQMMIEMEEEEEEEEIEIEIEIEEEGIEEEEI Eli!!!L5EflEMEQEDEMDQlilIKMILXXIBlMEl!!lMIElEMMMMLzilBllEliQMlZQlEM ,EldB2HL29D3liElIEELEElIEIEliEliEElElilElElilIEIERllillilLilEEEEEliElIEElQUEINEllilEllElElEEl?..lIZlElZll2ilEllB..llZllZlliillHlIZlBlMlMINMl1i.lM MARGARET BATES Babe Modern Language Der Deutsche Vereing Spring Concerts. ELIZABETH BATLEY Bettie Commercial Legislative Assembly, Teller 4: League Basketballg Spring Concertsg Thanksgiv- in.g Concerts: Chorus: Volley Bally Class Day Committeeg Beginners' Basketball. ALBERT BERTI Al Commercial League Basketballg Cheerleaderg Chorus. GORDON LEWIS BLACK Blackie Q g . College Entrance Baseballg League Basketball: Chorus: Band. Council Representative. Social Chairman 43 Orchestra. President 5: Senior Frolicg Spring Concertg Special Orchestra. ROBERT BLATCHLEY Bob Engineering Baseballg Trackg League Basketball. LEON I. BLOSTEIN Blos Modern Language Der Deutsche Vereing Bandg Orchestrag Chorus. ALFRED W. BOICOURT Al Engineering EDNA BOYLE Eddie Modern Language Spring Concertsg Home Room Volley Ballg Christmas Concert. LYNTON INGALLS BRIGGS Pat Engineering Ithetaeriag Der Deutsche Verein. ROBERT BROOKS Bob Vocational -, ggi 20 Ego.- ilIZElilElElE1BEEN515flEilWEEE1filliIEElElIilf2iEEillXllEEIZllilElEEl EEEEEZEIEEIEELEEEEEIEEQWEWDURNEEEEENNENNWWWW WEIEIEEIEIZE MARGARET BROWN Peggy Classical Legislative Assemblyg Deir Deutsche erein, Treas- urer 4g Annual Board, Assistant Editorg Volley Ballg Honor Rollg Senior Frolic. I ,B ' lr LAWRENCE BRUFF .J , P 1 'U Bud K JM L gf Modern Language f V' ' Footballg Glee Clubg Pin and Ring Commit- teeg Dramatic Clubg Congressg Annual Reporterg Nominating' Committee. MARY BURGESS Shorty Academic ROBERT S. BUSH Bushie College Entrance Der Deutsche Verein. HELEN CARLISLE Commercial RONALD J. CASCIOTTI Lefty Commercial Footballg Basketballg Baseballg Varsity Clubg Chorus. RHEA L. CASTERLINE Ray Modern Language Ithetaeriag Science Clubg : 1 - eporterg Annual Collectorg Chorusg S rg oncertsg League Basketballg Legislative ' se bly. CHRIS CHACONA Cozy Collegie Entrance Congressg Intramural Basketball: Football. THEODORE CHAMBERLAIN Ted Modern Language lilee Clubg Hoc ' General Councilg Tattler Boardg a ue ask tballg Spring Con- certsg 'Thanksgiving Concertsg Der Deutsche Verein, Council Representative 4. WILLIAM DAVID CHATFIELD , Bill Engineering' Inte-rclass Soccer. 21 EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE EEIZEEEIEEEEEEEEEEEEEIEEEEEEEEEECJEEEIEEEEEIZEEIEBHEElilillglililgl lfillililillilmilifrilglilitilliglililililiilliIRINNWIEENEEEJEIE'EEJEEEEJIEEJEElilililillilliillilillglilliiilillilflilfillililililillil Q I BET 44, ,A N c ,5 . ' M dC ity rist .- 7 to ern a gua - 6 ' Annual C10 ec. aa mmitteeg Chorusg Spring Oo ce gTenni DOROTHY ELIZABETH CLARK Dot Modvern Language Chorusg Spring Concertsg Thanksgiving Conciertsg Choral Clubg League Basket- ballg Legislative Assembly. JEANETTE LUCILLE CLARK Nettie Normal Entrance Der Deutsche Veireing Art Clubg Orchestrag As- sembly Orchestrag Spring Conicertsg Chorus. STUART COBB Cobby Modern Language Glee Clubg Spring Concertsg Thanksgiving Concerts. LEONARD COLEMAN Lenas Modern Language Science Clubg Dramatic Clubg Chorusg Spring Con- certg Trackg Intramural Baseball 3 Intramural Basketballg Touch Football. CLAUDE COLLEYACME Engineering Glee Clubg Chorusg Thanksgiving Concertsg Spring Concertsg Annual Collector. ELIZABETH JOY CONDIT Joyous Modern Language Clhoral Club. HARLEY CONOVER Tony Course X HAROLD COOK Cookie Music-Academic Intramural Baskeitballg Soccerg Bandg Orchestrag ' Chorusg Interclasis Fooftiball. ELIZABETH B. CORGEL Betty 1 Modern Language Legislative Asisemblyg Ithetaeriag Science Clubg Chorusg Spring Concertsg Thanks- giving Concertsg Tennisg Volley Ball. 22 AY EEEIEWNNIENWNEEIEIEEIEEEENEEEEEENIEEKQNEE WHERE? X L? 4 lil X 1 32WFillilENWEEWEIEEEEEEHEEEEEEENEEM X RICHARD CORGEL ElElElEiIIilXI EllElElfEiY5lilElEFl?ElE7ElE?lX IFB! 121 fx X D1 91 WIYIEX X X Q1 W X 51 a :NH l Dick Modern Lan ua e ' g' gf Varsity Baskentballg Varsity Clubg Varsity Baseball. MILTON COYLKENDALL Course X Intramural Basketball. MARION JULIA CRISSEY Mary Ann College Entrance Art Clubg Christmas Concertsg S ing Concertsg Chorus. RICHARD J. CULLIGAN Dick Course X Varsifty Clubg Cinder Path Clubg Track, Managerg Congress. BETTY ELLEN CUMMINGS Bet Modern Language Art Clubg Dramatic Clubg Science Clubg League Baskeitballg Tennisg Spring Concertsg Chorus. HELENA IRENE CURTIS Modern Language WILLIAM EDGAR CURTIS Ed Modern Language Bandg Der Deutsche Verein. ROBERT WARREN CUTLER Bob Engineerins! Hockeyg Varsity Club. JACK DAMON Jack Course X League Basketball. MILDRED DARLING Darling Commercial Chorus g Spring Concerts. '2i23l5+ lilIEEEEEBlEEElEElEEllg!lilIE31122121IZ!lilElElEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEIEIE KEEJIZIEEXZJIEZXJIZM Elglilliliflliililglliill EE EEEEEEJEFEEEEIEEE LZIEIEIZIEESEEJIZIIZBEIZNZIIEEENEEE131IEEEEJRENEJWWNWFEEIENENWNWEWIEW ISM MARIE LOUISE DARRIEULAT Babe Modern Language JOSEPH DeLAURENTIIS Smoke Classical Chorusg Intramural Basketball. ANNA H. DEMETER Anne Commercial Beginners' Basketballg League Baskeltballg Volley Bally Baseballg Chorus. LORIA IXYCAZA -Pint -er' language MARGARET DIEMOND Marg Commercial BEVERLY HEAD DILLON Bev . Modern Language Legislaltive Assemblyg Science Clubg Gen- eral Councilg Tattler Boardg Annual Reporterg Pin and Ring Committeeg Claorusg Art Club, Council Representa- tive 4. MARY ESTHER DIXO A Dixie X' College Entrance . Editor-in-Chief attler 4 n ual o d, Assist- ant ' eg'sla' Ass , Dramatic Clu ' neral 1' Ih rlag Le Cercle Franca sg B ' rch , lass Day Commit- teeg Varsity sketball. RALPH DONOHUE Ralphie Modern Language Dramatic Club, President 3g Football, Co- Manager 43 Senior Frolic Committeeg Congressg Varsity Club. HELEN MARIE DORN Blondie Academic Chorusg Spring Concertsg Science Clubg Honor Rollg Basketball. ROBERT GEORGE DOWNING Bob Course X Bandg Rifle Club, President. -.,.,gf 24 ,... ., L. EERE li! BliliilliiilgillililliliilLfiliigllillilgllglilliilglillililiillilillilililgl ESENSEEEQXEIZLZIEEEIEEEEEEEIZIIZIEELEEE WWWBIND?EEZEIEEIEIZIEEEQEEEEEEEIEEEEEIEIEEJEWEEEEEEBQEEEEIEEEEEENNEEEEEIIEEEIFXIEIEIIZIZIZEILE EDWARD DRAKE Ed Engineering Soccer. MARGARET DRAKE Peggy Normal Chorusg Spring Concerts. RALPH EASTMAN If Prof f Engineering CHARLOTTE ECKERT Hankie , ' Commercial EUGENIA FAIOCCO Genie Commercial Annufal Reporterg Spring Concertsg Chorus. PHYLLIS NEOMA FISHEL Pip Academic Science Clubg Chorusg Beginners' Basket- ball. JAMES J. FLANNERY Jerry Course X Footballg Intramural Basketballg Qring Concertsg Chorusg Hero and Leander.7QBaseba1l. . JEAN FLANNERY Flannel I Modern L. u Liegislativ y I, ay Ctouncilg Pin and Rink it rsity Basketball 5 Fresh .yg . eague Basketballg Volley all g 0-ccer DONALD FREDERICK Don A Commercial Footballg Intramural Basketballg Touch Foiotballg Interclass Basketsbfallg Softball. BETTINA M. FROST Teen Modern Language Freshman Playg Science Clubg Der Deutsche Vereing Orchestra 5 Varsity Basketball, Assistant Manager 3, Manager 45 Special Orchestra: Chorus. A 25 Ney . - ' , F - , ive, 'ww if EEEEEEIEEEEQEEEEELQEEKXIEEWNEE IfXZlE!3lE1lE3ElZlEllXll?.lEEiilRIlXlIZ'lIZIl3?lEllElZll?.lEEllQX'illEIZlEIZQEJEEEEEEKQKEEWEZJEIIEIQ EEEENEEIXIEEEEEEEEEEIEEEEZEEE! EEEEEEEEElillilliilliillillillillkilillfilllillilililillillilliliilflilEllilliliillilmiiiilli X MARY ZITA FUREY Prexy Modern Language Thanksgiving Concertsg Ithetaeri , President 4 3 Spring Concerfosg Choral Clubg Science Club: General Councilg Le Cercle Francaisg Dramatic Clubg Playgoersg A Proposal under Dimcultielsg Annual Reporter. HELEN VICTORIA GAGE Tory Cliassical Science Clubg Itahetaeriiag League Basketball. HELEN E. GAINEY Modern Language Legislative Assembly, Presvidient 45 Dramatic Clubg Ch-oral Clubg General Councilg Le Cercle Fran- Collectorg Annual Reporterg Playgoersg A Pro- posal und+er Diflicultiesg League Basketballg Freshman Play. i caisg Invitation Commlibteeg Senior Playg Annual I A JACK GARSIDE Jack Modern Language Spring Concertg Band. ANGELINA M. GIANNETTI Angie Commercial ' Choru-sg Spring Concertsg Thanksgiving Concertsg Tattler Boardg In the Moonlight. MARGARET F. GIBBONS Peg Normal Entrance Beginners' Basketballg League Basketball. BENDINE E. GIBBS Be-n Commercial CHARLES GIVEN Bus Engineering Chorus. K CHARLES W. GOFF Chuck Commercial f Chorusg Spring Concertsg Thanksgiving Concerts. HARRIET GOLDSMITH Goldie Commercial Annual Boiardg Chorus. 26 ig..- BlliilmililWilFllmE!lEl51QlQllElEllXllXllEl3lBlEEEEEEEEEEQEEENREEE EIEEEIEFEElgilwlliililwilbilbflliiilmililwliililfili WNEIENWNWEEEEEEIZLZEEEEFEEEEE EliliilliiillilElEilEIEIEEElillilliillziilililillililililiilillililillilillilililili MILTON GOLDSMITH l Milt l Miodern Language Ithetaeria. MADELINE E. GROVER Meg Modern Language Le Cercle Francaisg Science Club. LESTER GREGG Goog Course X Science Clubg Trackg Cinder Path Club. HOLLAND C. GREGG Holly Engineering Congressg Art Clubg Glee Club, Council Representative 4g Dramatic Club, Presi- dent 4g Varsity Clubg Tattler Boardg Annual Reporterg Senior Frolic Commit- teeg Cheerleaderg Cinder Path Club. PAUL GRAVES Engineering Honor Roll. RICHARD DONALD HANDSOM Dick Industrial Arts. MARGARET ETTA HANSEN Margie s Commercial Chorusg Spring Concerts. MARION HARDEN Modern Language Annual Reporvterg Annual Collectorg Science Club. MARJORIE HARDENBURG Margie Modern Language ' Choral Clubg Chorusg Der Deutsche Vereing Fresh- man Playg Double Demong Liltltle' Father of the Wilderness. BERTHA HARE . Bert , Course X 3 Legislativeg Chorusg Spring Concerts. 5 l -..gf 27 59..- i M EIEillXllfLlElE1ZllE3llZllEEElEEEllEIEQ?llElEEElZN EZPENIZIEBEIEZIElEJBIEIIEEIEEIXIEIEEll?.lIElXll5lElilE1EllEfZlZlZlE23llEEEf!ll2ZEllEK2QlZllil l5JEEIIEBilli.illEElElElQ3lEElEllEIElEEl lZlEEBlE'EI iilfililillillillilil EEEEililililliijlilIEEEE2ilElF1QIElElEBl5351llZIElElBll3lIEEEElZiEilE u I MARY ELIZABE ,Sty Mo n ua Li veg D matic Clu 5 Le Cercle Francaisg C orusg sg Annual Collector: Slave with 'aces Beginners' Basketballg League Bas eit'ball. FRANCIS HIGGINS Higg Engineering Spring Concertg Chorus. GRACE ALICE HODGES Billie Modern Language 3 Science Clubg Spring Concertsg Chorus. MARJORIE HOLMES Marge Commercial Spring Concertsg Honor Rollg League S' Baskeftballg Tattler Bioardg Art Clubg , Tennisg Volley Ballg Chorus. FRANK B. HOWE Howie College Entrance Footballg Baseballg Trackg Hockeyg Varsity Clubg Congresisg Senior Frolic Committeeg Cl-ass Day ,Q Committee. JOSEPHINE BONAR HOWE 5 D Jo Modern Language Legislative Assemblyg It:hetaeriag Choral Clubg Annual Reporterg Social Commit- teeg Varsity Basketballg Tennis. MARION LOUISE HOWE Howie Modern Language Der Deutsche Verein, Vice-Presidwent 3, President 43 Senior Frolic C-olmmiftteeg General Councilg Annual Board, Assistant: Art Ed-itorg Honor Roll. BETTY HUTCHISON Hutch Modern Language Edifcor-in-chief of Annual g Tattler Boardg Legislative' Assemblyg Der Deutsche Ver- ein, Vice-President 4g Science Clubg Gen- eral Council. LOUIS ILLENCSIK Curly Music Academic Bandg Oricahestrag Glee Clubg Ffootballg Eastern Music Conferenceg Spring Concerts. HELENE C. IRISH 1 Lee Modern Language Legislative Assemblyg Science Clubg Tattler Boardg Annual Collectorg Pin and Ring Committeeg League Basketballg Cheer- leader. xl 28 Ea.- 85135131IiilElElZlElilErllilIiQl2Ql2lBlWlZlIillZl8lEllZ1l8ll!l!MliQBllBlMIEE!lililgililiBwlgllilliilillilglliliillgliiilliillililgiilliil BREEZE EEEEEEEEEIEEELUEEKEWEEEIEEEIZEEEEEEEEEEEIEEIZEEEEEETEEEELQEEEEEEEEIEEEEEEEEEE BETTY EVELYN JOHNSON Betts Commercial Chorusg Annual Collectorg Spring Concerts. MIRIAM JOHNSON Mimi Modern Language Choral Clubg French Clubg General Councilg Science Club: Annual Reporterg Thanks Awfullyg Freshman Play. JOE JOSEPH Joe Course X F-ootballg Varsity Clubg Sloccerg Congress. MARJORIE JOYNER Marg Normal Entrance Spring Concertsg Chorus. ROGER JOSEPH KEANE Rog Engineering Glee Clubg Spring Concertsg Thanksgiving Con- certsg Chorusg Honor Roll. WILLIAM RICHARD KEANE Bill Course X Congressg Varsity Clubg Chorusg Trackg Cinder Path Club. A fy li HAROLD A. KIMBALL fn X HA Bus it Commercial Footballg Basketball: Congressg Varsity Clubg Sergeant-at-Arms, Senior Class. dl ESTHER M. KIMBLE Modern Language Chorusg Spring Conc eague Basketball. A M RALPH KING Ralphie Engineering Band. 'WILLIAM GEORGE KIRBY Kirb Commercial Glee Clubg Annual Reporterg League Basketballg Cwhorusg Thanksgiving Con- certsig Spring Concerts. '- 29 MIKEEEREDQIEEEEElgEElEElEEElilliElElilEllillillilElEIEElEilfiililillilIEEWilDillilEIEEQEIEMEEEEIQEEEEIEEELQEEEE QlillillilHEEEEEEElilliilillilliilglillilgillifiililiil ZllifilliilBlEEMMEIEIZJEliQEEElEillEElEEllElilEEEEilIZllZlD?llEZl WEEE ROSE KNIGHT Roses College Ent Chorusg ra Clu, Secretary 45 Legislative Assembly. T er 45 Dramatic Club, Treas- urer 4: Chairma ior Frolic Committee: Der Deutsche Verein: Tha sgiving Concertg Spring Concertg Spring Play. LEWIS KNUDSON Cootie Course X SAM KRAMER Modern Langfuage Freshman Playg Chorusg Intramural Footballg Spring Concertsg Intramural Baseball. HELEN KRIST Inch Commercial Tattler Bfoardg Chorusg Spring Concerts. JACK KULP Jack Modern L nguage Playgo 5 In the Moonlight. N- ERBERT H. LANDERS, JR. xl ' A 1. erb X U Entrance B MASON LAWRENCE Peaches Modern Language Le Cercle Francais, Treasurer 45 Ithetaeriag Basketballg Class Day Committee. MARGUERITE LEGGE Marjie Modern Language Volley Ball. LEONARD LIBERMAN Lenny Modern Language HERBERT RANDALL LIVERMORE Herbie Engineering Art Clubg Glee Clubg Dramatic Clubg Annu- al Board, Art Editorg Thanksgiving Con- certsg General Council. -..eil 30 Ea.: IEIZIEEEEEEEEEIBJEEEEEEEElillillililliilglglililiilllilEE!IEEElilEElE41EJEEEEEEEEIEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE EllillillililliililMilliEEEEEEEEEMEEEEEEEIEEEEEEEEIEEJEEEEEEEIFE EFSElElIZllEllZ1lliIZlXllXllZEEilEllZlEllElillZl VIRGINIA LONGHOUSE Jenny College Entrance FREIDA M. LOVELACE Freckleis Commercial PAUL LUMBARD Bonar Modern Language Orchestrag Honor Roll. LOUISE LUNDERGAN Commercial Spring Concertsg Senior Frolic. W. HERBERT LYON Herbie Course X Footballg Co r ss, Spe er 5 Baseballg Cross Countr' 3 ' l lb -Prigident 55 Gen- eral nc' 3 ei erg ramatiic Clubg Nothing .J , t utln ANTHONY G. MACEjA Misery Commercial Footballg League Baskertblallg Beginners' Basketballg Annual Collectorg Annual Reporter. FRANCIS MacGUIRE Bud Modern Language ELEANOR MARJORIE MACK Mack Modern Language Nominating Committeeg Invitation Commit- teeg Science Club, Secretary 4. PAULINE MADDEN P622-'Y Normal Entrance Art Clubg Science Clubg Beginners' Basketballg League Baskeitballg Chorusg Spring Concertsg Thanksgiving Concerts. ALICE MAJORS Al Academic Q -..ggi 31 Ea.- ElliliiilliimiiwiMEEEEEEIZEIEMEEIEBXIIEIEIZHEIEIEKZEXJlil53V551IEEEIEIEIEEJEIEIEEEEIBIIEMNMEEEMEEJEEEEEEE EIEEEIEEIEEIEEIEEEEEEEE EEEEEEEEEEE EEEEIEEQGMMMBIEE E1Zl lElZlEllElz1.lMlElZ5li1llXlmlMlXlElElZl ElMEW LLOYD MARION Rubinoff Industrial Arts Orchestrag Spring Concertsg Thanksgiving Concertg Chorus. FILOMENA MARS ELLA Filly Commercial NICK MARSELLA Nick Engineering Football, Captain 55 League Basketballg Trackg Congressg Varsity Club, Treasurer 59 Basketballg Baseball. JEAN E. MARSHALL Shortie Modern Language Chorusg Thanksgiving Concertsg In the Moonlight. ROBERT MARSHALL Bob Modern Language Chorus. WILSON FRANK MARTIN Willie Commercial MILDRED IRENE MAXWELL Milly Modern Language Art Clubg Fretted Instrument Club. RODNEY MAXWELL Downy Engineering s KATH IN E. AYBERRY Mo g Orc 1' Ch ral Clubg Der Deutsche Vereing Spring Concertsg 'Thanksgiving Concertsg Chorus. JENNIE M. MAZZA Course X Science Clubg Chorus. 32 ligillillillillillglillilli EEDCISIEIEEEEEIZJEFQEEEEE131555131ElEIIEEEIEEEEEEEIELEJEEIEIEEEEEIIEISE Lili S E N I O R95 lillillilwilillil EllillilEElilEEEEEEEEEEEBIEEEEEEEEEEEEIEE EEEEEEEEEJEEEEEEEI EHS WILLIAM J. McCANN Bill Engineering MARJORIE A. MCCARGO Marge Course X League Baskeftballg Dramatic Club: Science Clubg Art Club: Choral Clubg Spring Con- certsg Thanksgiving Concerts. FRANCIS WILLIAM McCARTHY Drip Commercial Band, Drum Majorg Eooftballg Baseballg League Baisketballg Beginners' Basketball. WILLIAM F. McCLINTOCK Bill Modern Language Assistant General Manager of Annua.l 45 Congressg Glee Clubg Social Committee. HARRY McCOLLUM Mac Classical ff ROBERT McCORMICK Mac ,I Classical 'A' Footballg Congress, Treasurer 4: Basketxball Managerg Baseballg Chorus: Pin and Ring Co-mmitteeg Nominating C o m m it't e eg Annual Board, Assistant Business Mana- ger. CHARLES H. McELWEE Charlie Modern Language Lie Cercle Francaisg Hockeyg Bandg Orchestrag Chorus. ROY MCHENRY Mac Engineering Le Cercle Francaisg Intramural Basketball. ROBERT MIDDAUGH Bob Commercial Chorusg League Basketball. MARGARET JANE MILNE Meggie Commercial 33 .l. .. ..f E13EElEE121IEElITSNZIEEEREIZ!Ei!ElfilE11liilillilllilElilirfillirlllilEXEIZHZIVEIEEElIEEMilli!EIEl?JlEliEQlElE!ZIE9E!lIZliilElElIZlEiIElIZlEillEIEllZlElElIZJ EIEEEE EIEEEEEIEEEEE EE EllilEElElIEElElElEllillilliEEE11lilEi!L13IEEEIZEEEIEEEEZEEEBJBJEEEEIEEEEEEEE STEVE JOHN MINKOWICH Mink Commlercial Sofhballg Basketball. LENA MOLELLA Lena Art Art Clubg Choral C'1ubg'Orchestrag Spring Concertsg Thanksgiving Coneertsg Chorus. NORMA ROSE MOORE Norm Commercial PALMER EUGENE MOORE Pam Commercial Chorusg Spring Concertg League Baseball. JAMES W. MOYER Jimmy Engineering Band: Orchestrag Dqr De t .che Vereing General C01 f RUTH LUELLA MULKS Sunshine Coinmercilal Art Clubg Chorusg Spring Concertsg Thanks- giving Concertsg Band. MARY NARDI Modern Language JOHN NESWADI Johnnie Commercial Intramural Basketballg Footballg Soccerg Indoor Baseball. LEON NEWHART Prof Commercial HELEN NEWMAN Aitchie Modern Language Annual Collecftorg Chorusg Choral Clubg Spring Concerts: 'Thanksgiving Concertsg Tennisg Baseballg Volley Ballg League Basketballg Soccer. s 34135- EBJEEEEIZ IE818181EEIEIZJIEEEEEEIEIIEBIEEIEEIEEIEEEIXIEQIEElf!!LilEECZEIEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEIEEEEI lilElElElEElE1JlZlEElEEElElQlElElEEiiillElEIillEEEllZlEEJIEEEIEEEIii?lilKillEElilEEllilEEEEEEEEEEEEEJIZIEEEEEEEEIEE GEORGE NICHOLLS Nick Engineering Chorus. HELEN E. NOBLES Academic Volley Ballg Chorusg Science Club. ROBERT ELDRED OLIVER Optic Engineering Bandg Orchestr-ag Chorus. STANLEY OLSEFS-Kl Stan Engineering ' Bandg Orchestrag Special Orchestra: As- sembly Orchestrag Spring Concerts. FRANCES MARIE O'NEILL Peg Commercial Choral Clu 5 Dram 1 C , Se etary 3, 45 Chorus: Spring s, ' nksgiving Con- certsgSenior Frol' Commit . JOSEPHINE 'R Jo Normal Entrance Chorusg Spring Concerts. JAMES P. PAPEZ Jamie Engineering MARY DOMENICA PARISELL Modern Language Le Cercle Francais, reside 43 Der Deutsche Vereing Ithetaer' General Council g Orchestra 5 Special Orchestra 3 Thanksgiving Concertsg Assembly Orches- trag Honor Roll. JOAN ROSE PARISELL Pansy Commercial Chorusg The Slave with Two Faces. JOHN DOWNIE PATERSON Ding ' Engineering Annual Collectorg Annual Reporterg Chorusg League Basketball. 35 IEffilliillglilEEBlEIXIlillilillillillilgilililililglilillgllillillillliliililliISIEEIZ1llIi:EQlZIZllZlElBJEIEBJEEJEEEEEIEEEEEQEEEIEEEEEE EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE IE EEEEEEEREEIEEEIEZQIEEEEIEIEEEEEElilliiililgllillilglgllglgillillilgllilgllilililillil RUSSELL PATTERSON Russ Commercival RAYMOND PEARSON Ray Engineering and Modern Language Band: Orohestrag Special Orchestrag Annual Collectoirg Der Deutsche Vereing Tattler Boardg Freshman Playg Assembly Orchese tra. JOSEPH PERKO Joe Engineering Baseballg Soiccerg Chorus. FRANCES MARJORIE PERRY Fran Modern La.nguage Chorusg Science Clubg Spring Concertsg Der Deultsche Verein. JOHN EDWIN PERRY Jack ' Modern Language Art Clubg Glee Clubg Science Clubg Chorusg Spring Concerts, Thanksgiving Concerts. ROGER PERRY Rog Engineering Chorus. ELEANOR PORCELLI Al Commercial Chorusg Spring Concerts. ROSE MAY RAMSEY Gradie ' Commercial 5 Beginners' Basketball 3 League Basketblal,lg ' Spring Concerts. LOUIS READ ' Peanut Course X League Basketb-allg Footballg Invitation Commit-- Q teeg Annual Collector. X CLARA HELEN RHODES ' Clickie ' I Modern Language Legislative Assemblyg Science Clubg Der Deutsche Vereing Orchestrag Assembly ' Orchezstrag Giant Volley Ballg Spring R Concertsg Chorus. --.sf se ZZJISEIIEEIEEEBIEYEIligtililiillillililillglglillfilglilllillililliiilgllilgl'IXIIEIEEVXIIEEIEEIIZEEEEEIEIZlIillEBllillXllZlI2llXlEfill2ElEElIZllZlEElliE EIEEEQEEEEEEENEEEEEBQEEEEEEEEQEEEEEEELWEBJNENWWEWFEEIEEEENRWRRIXEEIEEEELEIENEMWIEW EDNA FAE RIGHTMYER Fazy Commercial Beginners' Basketballg League Basketballg Varsity Basketballg Chorusg Christmas Concertsg Thanks- giving Concertsg Tennisg Volley Ball. - JULIA ANN ROBB Julie College Entrance , Legislative Assemblyg Le Cercle r caisg Orcheistrag Annual Collectorg Annl Re- porterg League Basketballg Special Orches- tra. ELIZABETH LAURA ROGALSKY Betty Modern Language Legislative, Secretary 4g Le Cercle Francaisg In- virtation Commiuteeg League Basketballg Spring Concerts. KERMIT L. RORICK Bud Course X Glee Clubg Congressg Tattler Boardg Invita- tion Committeeg Tumbling Teamg Trackg Chorus. ELLIS HAROLD ROSS Ellie Modern Language General Manager Annual, 45 Congressg Ta-ttler Boardg General Council. RUTH M. ROTHERMICH Ruthie Normal Entrance Chorus. JOHN RYAN Johnnie Commercial Footballg Baseiballg Congressg Dramatic Clubg Little Father of the Wildernessg Seventeeng Annual Reporterg Annual Collectorg Senior Frolic Committee. FRANK .sA1NBU ' n ie En i. eer' Fo allg .sg Le Cercle Francaisg 'ag Annual Board, Business Mana- ger. GEORGE C. SCHEMPP Shrimp Classical Science Club, Treasurer 43 Le Cercle Francais, Chorusg Spring Concertsg Thanksgiving Con- certsg Bandg Annual Repforterg Orchestrag As- sembly Orchestrag Foiotballg Trackg Class Day Committeeg Special Orchestra. AGNES SCHICKEL Aggie Classical Le Cercle Francaisg Science Clubg Art Club, Basketballg Volley Ball. 37 yah-- IZIENEEEEEEEEEEEEEElillilillililillgillilillillillillirlilillilillilillilgllgEllillillillilimiiiglilililiillillililillillillillillilililillilli ElIXHENEEEElFillillillilElKEElLillilLEElFilE11GilElEDY!Elli55ElFlillilIZ!lilLiilfil'RUEIElilElilIEEEElElNBllENl3lElEllEEQEEl3TEllZ11ElRlElBlEilEilEEEl DELBERT EUGENE SCHILLING Del Com ercial Leag e Basketball. , BARBARA SCHUTT Barb College Entrance Orchestrag Special Orchestrag Baseballg League Basketballg Archeryg Slave with ' 'Two Facesg Annual Reporterg Annual , 4, Collectorg Volley Ball. MTELIZABETH scoF1ELD fl Eks fodern Language Le Cercle Francais, Secretary 4g Ithetaeriag Annu- ! a Collectorg League Basketballg Tennis. THERESA SCOVILLE Thres College Entrance 5Qrchestrag Bandg Choral Clubg Spring Concertsg Christmas Concertsg Chorusg Thanksgiving Concertsg Carolyn Quartet. ANNA E. SEAMON Tiny' Commercial Choral Clubg Tattler Boardg Thanksgiving Concerts: Chorusg Freshman Playg Annual Board, Secre- tary 4. FRANCESCA SEERY Checkie Modern Language Choral Clubg Spring Concertsg Thanksgiving Concertsg Chorusg Freshman Playg, Honor Roll. IDA SHARPE Bubbles Modern Language Choral Clubg Ithetaerilag Le Rendez-Vousg Thanks- giving Concerts-. A - ' 5 SELMA SHEHEEN Sal Commercial Varsity Basketball, Captain 45 League , Basketballg Trackg Baseballg Soccerg ' Legislative Assemblyg Social Committeeg Annual. Collectorg Tattler Boa.rd. BERT T. SHELDON Beef Modern Language Focitballg League Basketball. ALFRED ARTHUR SHERWOOD Shorty Academic General Councilg Band, President 35 Track. -..ggi 38 ka..- EBlDillilElElilDiEXEElEElEElElEEl'SllEl'SlEilEllZllElEllEEllEillEElElZlIE'EEN EEEEEIEEJEHENfiililfrillftlillmlillilililililillililfillfillililli SENIORS FIEZIEIZEIEIXIEEENNWEWNNWWWIEEWWNWNWNNWWWWWEFliillfilDillillilifllillillililliwllillFlWDillElYlli'ill2?lll?IlfllEWlmlYll'ilWllilElfilElN PAUL w. si-usnwooo l Tiny ' Industrial Arts l EDITH SHULMAN Edie Commercial Beginners' Basketball: League Basketball: Interclass Basketball: Varsity Basketball: Tattler Board: Chorus: Spring Concerts: - Thanksgiving Concerts: Baseball: Tennis: Volley Ball. MICHAEL D. SHULMAN Mike Modern Language Chorus: Spring Concerts: Intramural Basketball: Intramural Football. SAMUEL SHULMAN Sam Modern Language Football: Track: Intramural Football: Intramural Baseball: Intramural Basket- ball: Chorus. HOWARD JULIAN SIMONS Howdy - Modern Language Band: Orchestra: Special Orchestra.: Spring Con- certs: Thanksgiving Concerts: Glee Club: Honor Roll: Track: Annual Collector: Der Deutsche Verein: Le Cercle Francais: Chorus. JAMES SKINNER Jim Modern Language Congress: Varsity Club: Science Club: Basketball, Manager 3: League Basket- ball: Honor Roll. JACK WILLIAM SLIN ERLAND Jack Engineering l Band: Orch .rag Congress: Social Committee. EDITH SMALL Eadie Commercial Nurse's Office. ALICE MARIE SMITH Commercial ALINE MERCEDES SMITH : Commercial 1 . -rqgf 39 fy..- iii EEEEEEEIIEEEELEIEEEEIEEIEIE IZNIZIIIZIIZIEIZIIEEEEIEIE ligilgigliiliiillillilfiliil3iI2IE!JllilEiEiIZ1JEl2ZiIXlIZil3.iiZiEilEI3.1lDiiiZ'I2l IZIIEIZIIZIEQ EEEEIEEEEEEEE IEEEliliigiiiliiiilililiililliilfililiigililigiEEI2iEiEIEEiElEIXilEiEEEEEEiI?iIEiI3ilEE1EiIXiIZlE1 Schmidt Modern Language Chiorusg Spring Concertsg Varsity Basketball: i 5 BETTY SMITH Y Soccer. 'fs EARL WHEELER SMITH Smitty Commercial JANE STORMS SMITH Jinny Modern Language IRENE M. SMITH Smitty Normal Entrance Chorusg Orchestrag Science Clubg Thanks- giving Concerts. RITA SMITH Smitty Commercial League Basketballg Volley Ballg Spring Concertsg Thanksgiving Concertsg Chorus. RUSSELL SNELL Russ Academic, Class Day Committeeg Baseballg Baskeitballg Intramural Basketball.. CLIFFORD PAUL SPARKS Sparky Academic MARY ARSENIA SPENCER Mickey Commercial Chorus. BARBARA SPIRES Barney Modern Language DONALD THEO l ' E STEPHENS C 0 ' m Course xl ' Spring Con ertsg Glee Clubg Chorus. 40 IEEE ElIilliflglBllilIEEllillillilEIZEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEIEEIIEEEIE IZ!IEE!EEEEEEEIEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEQEEE FlElEXEEBlEIEEliEEEEEEENEWNIEEEEEEEEEEEEENEEEiElEEEliEEEEElElBiEKlEEllZEllElEEEllEEiIEllEEEBlE WILLIAM THOMAS STEVE Half Pint Course X Footballg Baseballg League Basketballg Soccer: Interclass Baseballg Infterclass Foo-tball. MARY ST WART Stew Cv Modern Language Legislative Assemblyg Le Cercle Francaisg Choral Clubg Dramatic Clubg Annual Re- porfterg Class Day Committeeg League Basketballg Little Father of the Wilder- ness. MICHAEL JOSEPH STROK Mike Course X Science Clubg Der Deutsche Vereing Cinder Path Clubg League Baske-tballg Trackg Wrestling. VIRGINIA STURGES Jinny Modern Language Itheltaeriag Le Cercle Francaisg Annual Col- lectorg Annual Reporterg Annual Board. FRANCIS E. SULLIVAN Sully Commercial Football Manager 45 Congressg Varsity Clubg Annu- al Collectorg League Baskeitzball. JOHN PATRICK SULLIVAN Johnnie Commercial Band. MARGARET SULLIVAN Peg Modern Language Legislativeg Science Clubg General Councilg Pin and Ring Committeeg League Basketballg Senior Representative in General Council. WILLIAM J. SULLIVAN Bill Commercial Glee Clubg Congrelssg Intramural Basket- ballg Social Committeeg Spring' Concerts. HARRY ARTHUR TAGGART Tag Modern Language Chorus. ALBERTA MAY TEETER Teet Commercial Chorusg Beginners' Basketball. -..ir 41 E..- f 5 Qi ,N El21JElIEIZll'Zi'IIZillZlElI3llillEEElEElNlX!ElflilE1lZll23lZE EEE BlElillillEEllEEllZlBllZlEElElIZlEEllilEllZlElEllEElElE11ElE EEElillillilliligllillillillillillillillilillifligllillilRIQillEElEEE1lEfQlZIliilEIIii3ElE1lElZl NIORS lilEliEQNWNNElDilEllilWlilWilNlXlElEllillill51ll??l5UElERllZllRiEll5JlEEEEBlEi JANE EVELYN TEETER Academic Baiskctballg Spring Concertsg Chorus. ELEANOR TEETS Elnie Commercial Tattler Board. BEATRICE C. TERRY Beatie Mod-ern Language Dramatic Clubg Freshiman Playg 'Op-O'-Me Thumb: Orchestrag Spring Concerts. HELEN J. TERRY Commercial R I' Legislative Assemiblyg Dramatic Clubg Vars- ity Basketiballg Social Committceg Senior Playg Annual Board, Athletic Editor 4g Sp-ring Concertsg Freshman Playg Volley Ballg League Basketballg Chorus. ELDRED TESTUT Wildcat Engineering Bandg Spring Concertsg Chorus. CONCETTA D. TETI Connie Commercial Tattler Boardg Annual Collector. 'WILLIAM C. THAYER Bill Engineering Chorus: Orchestra, Concertmeiislter 53 String En- sembleg Spring Concertsg Assembly Orchestra. THELMA ELVINA THOMPSON Shorty Modern Language Choruisg Spring Concertsg Annual Reporterg Annual Collectorg Volleiy Ballg Honor Roll. CLARENCE TILTON Tilt Commercial Chorusg Spring Concerts. RODNEY N. TOBEY Tobie Course X Footballg Baseballg Basketball. --ga 42 EEE BIIZIEIEIEICZEIQIIEEIEJIEIEIEIIZIIZIBIEEIEEEBIEIEEIEEEEIEIEEEE ZIEYEIEEIEIEBIEIEIIEEEEINNIZJNEWEEIEIEEEEE ElEEIEEEEIEEEIWEIEEIEWENEEEIEEEEEENEEEEEEEIEQEEEIEZIWDHNEIEEWEWEEEEEEENWNREEEEIZEEBUE STEPHEN TOBIAS Turk Academic MARIE E. TRAVIS ' Mimi Modern Language Der Deutsche Vereing Le Cercle Francaisg Legislative Assemblyg Orchestrag Home Room Volley Ball. KENNETH B. TURNER Kenny Engineering . Congressg Der Deutsche Verein, Secretary 45 Honor Rollg Le Cercle Ftrancaisg Glee Clubg Bandg Invitation Committeeg Senior Class Prophet. ROBERT H. UDALL i Bob College Entrance Glee Club, President 43 French Club, Vice- President 45 Orchestrag Trackg General Council. ELO-ISE UPDYKE Music-Academic Orchestra, Secretary 45 Spring Concertsg Der Deutsche Verein. E. RAGLAND URQUHART Rags Engineering Science Clubg Footballg Trackg Chorus. GEORGE VAN BUREN Casa Loma Classical Soccer g Intramural Baskeftballg Footballg Varsity Basketball. ALICE VAN DeBOGART Al Normal Chorus at Candor Highg Students' Associa- tion, Sophomore Playg Sophomore Girl's Quartet. HELEN AUDREY VAN MARTER Commercial Chorusg Tattler Boardg Spring Concerts. AUGUST VELLETRI College Entrance 43 EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEIEEEE EigliillilillilglilENElilEEEElillilEl'L?llZlEll3lEll3llZlEllEIZil3JE1Z1lBilE!lERll51IIiEllZlElEEl lElEElElliElEEll.illEL!lElZlElEEEElEIEEEEEIEEEIXIZJELEEIIEIEfililliillilElNIEWNWWWWENWWWEEIEIEWEEEJEIIEMKEEVEQ FRANC ARIE VENNEL I . e ial ue asketballg Deck Tennisg Volley Ball. MARGARET CONSTANCE VIDA Margie Commercial WINIFRED WARING Freddie Modern Language Art Club, Secretary 43 Le Rendez-Vousg Senior Frolic Committee. MARY WARREN Modern Language Interclass Basketball: Der Deutsche Vereing League Basketballg Spring Concertsg In the Moonlightg Chorus. GENEVIEVE MAY WELCH Commercial 'X HARRY WHEATON Red v Industrial Arts BARON WHITAKER Whit Modern Language Annual Collectorg Science Club, President 5. VELMA WHITAKER Vet Modern Language Science Clubg Beginners' Basketballg League Basketballg Varsity Basketballg Chorus. BERNICE E. WHITING Bernie Modern Language Der Deutsche Vereing Beginners' Basketballg League B'a.sketball,g Ch-orus. JOHN WILCOX Johnny Modern Language Hockey, Manager 55 Varsity Clubg General 1 Councilg Chorus. 44 ElilillillillillillilflilREBERElE21IXIIZHZIZIliijlillilIEEEIZIElEEllEDZllZJlZlEl'3lIElilE11lZIZlEIlEElEllZlEE2ilIZIEllZlIZl EIB! 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JAMES VICTOR 'WRIGHT Jim Engineering Bandg League Basketball. -..if 45 Eat.- B3EIEEEISMEElEl2lE8UElEEEllZllZIlZlEllZlIZlVfXlElEll2lElLill2ilEIZlErfll2l VZBlEIEEIEElElEQ.?.lEIXlIZlEEEEIZIEEEJEEEEIEEEEEIEEE EQIZIEIEIZIIE IilEIEl?1lElElMlZllEfElillEZlIEElElE1.lElZ11EiEEEI EEEENEENEIEENEIEElEEEIZEEEEIEEEEEEEEEEEIZIEILZEE FLORENCE E. WRISLEY Flossie Modern Language PHILIP YOUNG 4Flip College Entrance Chorusg Soccer. NORMAN MABEE Dud Vocational Tattler Boardg Basketball. FRIEDA MANN Bobbie College Entrance Baldwin High School- Red Crossg Treasurer of Freshman Classg Dramatic Clubg Art Clubg Science Clubg Soccerg Hockeyg Pin and Ring Committeeg General Organization. RUTH ARDELLE MYER Rufus Commercial 46 ya-- The Frolic The Frolic Dance -meg 47 QU 7-' EIEEEEEIZVEEIELi?EETVEKEEIQUEEEEJliEEIEEIEIEElLEIEEKEIEQIIEIIEEIEEEIZEEEEQEEIEEEEEIEEIEEEEIIZIEEIZIIZEQEIEEIEEJEI IEEFIYZHEI EllEllEllZlE1ElElElEi1Cli3lliiMX1EIl?..lE2ilEE1EiZlElEEERlE!li31'lNEElBClEEIXIElZlEEllZlE1HE3MEI2iBllE EEJEEEEIIZJIZIEEZEEEEIXE Foster-Thompson Memorial Scholarships JACK STEWART KENNETH TURNER MARY FUREY MARY NARD1 PAUL GRAVES HOWARD SIMONS ROBERT BOOCHEVER DORIS HEATH ALEXANDER KISH ETHEL SKINNER James L. Baker Scholarships JOE JOSEPH MASON LAWRENCE RUSSELL SNELL HILDA PLACE MARTHA WILLERTON MABEL WHITAKER Belle Sherman Scholarship BETH DAWSON 1 CAWarded in 1933 for four yearsl Emilie Zinclc Instrumental Music Scholarship JAMES MOYER W. 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Front Row+wCrissey, Scoville, Howe, Nardi, Place, Curtis, Mulks, Rightmyer, Parisell, Bates. -..gif 49 tg..- if lENI'5lMilliWWEEmil9359531lYllYUlEQUlXllEDQEWlElElElElElElElXlElEEEK O ,H23lilEEEliEillEBIlZlFlEE,illEEIlEl3llZl12llZllS.1JlillEElE9ElElZlZl Home ooms lO2 Fourth Row-Robb, Frost, Cummings. Small. Knight, Demeter, Hansen, Eckert, Terry, Gainey, Fis-hel. Third Row-Bailey, Legge, Flannery, Shulman, Brown, Rogalsky, Melnerney, Sulli- van, Cobb, Dorn. Second Ron f--- -Longhouse, Sheheen, Lundergan, Switzer, Teeter, Smith, Fulocco, Willerton, Gibbons, Van Marter. Front Row-Marshall, Darling, Howe, Anderson, Kimble, Scofield, Sturges, Seamon, Burgess. lO3 Third Row-Nobles, Hodges, Warren, Moore, Lovelace, Updyke, Ramsey, E. Allen, Clark, Goldsmith. Second Row-Bailey, Milne, Atwell, Pointek, Drake, Carlisle, M. Johnson, B. Johnson. Front Row-Welch, Giannetti, lVIcCargo, Vennel, Whitaker, Alice Smith, Aline Smith, Teets. 50 ,get EHXIIZIIEIZIE EElillilililillimNENENEEEEEEEEEREEEEEiglililgllilliifllilillililliilgilillillilililliiilglillillillillililgl lilliillilillillilillilliil ElRllf1lWlEill?1l5UV?5lWlilWlEEIIYIEEIEEEEEElfiliflliliililig EEEEEE EEEEEEQIEEEEEEEEEE IO8 Fourth Row-Blostein, Tilton, McElwee, McCann, Brown, Sherwood, Wilkinson, Urquhart, Eastman, R. Perry, Simons. Third Row-Briggs, Livermore, Schempp, Slingerland, Schilling, Flannery, Louns- berry, Colleyacme, Thayer, Turner, Lumbard. Second Row+Marsella, Lawrence, Chatfield, J. Perry, Velletri, Gregg, Higgins, Keane, Pearson, McCollum. Front Row-Chacona, Barnard, Strok, Ross, Stewart, McClintock, Wilcox, Moyer. IIO Fourth Row-Maxwell, Martin, Marshall, Olsefski, Corgel, Culligan, Wilson, Bruff, Chamberlain, McHenry, Given. Third Row-Downing, Sheldon, Sainburg, Rorick, Wolski, Udall, Berti, Barroso, Cutler, Barber, Graves. Second Row-Skinner, Illencsik, King, Joseph, Drake, Boicourt, Curtis, McCormick, Paetow, Young. Front Row-Goff, Sullivan, Kulp, Shulman, Black, Donohue, Bailey, Keane. -ggi 51 lg, .- XlIZIElilE!iE1lEiYQElZllElEl25WlWE2H5dWWllililElEEilglgllilillililililliEliW55HQBCLEEilliIElElEEQlWl3lEE12llElZiEliZll3llElEIXll3lEllZlElSllZll3l EEIEEEIEE EEEiliglilillilgllibiliEEIEliEIEliligillilflilifmliillilidbdliwilgilliEEEEEXEEEIEEEIEWNEEKXJEEEE II2 Fourth Row-Tobias, Knudson, R. Moore, Altman, Snell, Willerton, Sherwood. Damon, Lauman, Bush, Witter, P. Moore, Williams. Third Row-Clapp, R. Patterson, Carver, Cobb, Frederick, Papez, Oliver, Abbott, Squier, Minkowich. Second RoWgMacGuire, Van Buren, DeLau,rentiis, Kramer, Whitaker, R. Middaugh. Sullivan, Coleman, Goldsmith, Libernian. Front Rowsllobert Patterson, Handsom, Perko, Vorhis, Wheaton, Brooks, Sparks, G. Middaugh. II3 Third Row-Taggart, Cone, Patterson, Neswadi, Read, Conover, Gregg. Second Row-Manos, Sladeck, R. Steve, Kirby, Marion. Front Row-W. Steve, Nash, Newhart, Dahnien. -, 52 .- XlilillillilgllillililgliililillilgililillilfilElililggllilliiilliligiilililiillil E ElllfliillilliggilliiliililillillilililEllililgliliilliillilgllilfri U R S X R Elillillil I W I32 Fourth Row-Wilkinson, Keefe, Dodd, Oakley, Funarey, Stanway, DeLango, Macali, Robinson, Lawrence. Third Row-Pendleton, Phillips, Marks, Armstrong, Alexander, Domanski, Mastro, Willis, Houghton. Second Row-Dade, Goddard, Work, Veit, Solomon, Skinner, D. Burtt, Willsey. Front Row-Willerton, Henry, Savage, Wilson, Young, E. Burtt. l U be Y 5, 133 W Fourth Row-Heidt, Northway, O'Leary, Lundergan, Sunderville, Parker, Babcock, Gilkey, Denman, Knight, Stier, Murphy, Knowles. Third Row-Whittaker, Jacob, Liberman, Blostein, Holden, Bandle, Niland, San- taniello, Hart, Cole, Cicchetti, Wrisley. Second Rowfflustafson, Leonardi, Marinos, Bool, Riley, Kindjurska, King, Batterson, Hooton, Way, Grover. Front Row-Myer, Teti, Ink, Burgess, Marks, Nobles, Hillick, McCarthy, Majors, McGill. 53 'X -ff 1 EIEEEQSEEUEHEEEEE lillglililligl EE lilElElElEElZlEE12llZlEllZllZ!IXlEQEEIl3llZllZllEllZ!l IEEllZlElElXlEl3.ilEElEElEllZllEllElEiilEilEI2ll2il I-IOME RGOMS EE XlIEFINEliDEWIW55DUDililENRlWliDHFllilDUEllilWll5ZlRllilDUEllYrl'75Eilil5iEWlEli3EFlliNWIEEENWEEEEIEENEEEJEEEEEE 6, Q41 XX, a, M -- f f i 5 I 1 r w I I Fourth Row-Casterline, Mayberry, Waring, Wilbur, Goodman, Heath, Moran, Mungle, Madden, Hastings. Third Row-Leonard, Perrin, Whiting, Irish, Stewart, Christman, Bangs, Keefe, Hardenburgx Second Row-Hare, Perkins, Smith, Robinson, Condit, Perry, Darrieulat, Sandman. Front Row-Parisell, Diemond, Joyner, Baker, Tarbell, Clark, Teeter. :J 4, 2OI Fourth Row-Wilson, Sincebaugh, Neigh, Smith, Oskamp, Shippos, Musto, O'Neil, Wheaton. Third Row-Yenei, Schroeder, Palmer, Tucker, Quick, Boronkay, McF'all, Durling. Second Row-Tisdel, True, Kennedy, Chapman, Arnold, Nivison. Watson. Front Row-Gilbert, Hall, Heinish, Baker, Zwaski, McDaniels, Frankenstein. -.,.,gf 54 hgh.- 'Wil V. Eli1Dil2llZlDZllilIEElEBlNli?lWll5lEfilEEIEllE ElEllEEWllEWlElillEEKri'EEIEE23ElENECElEElgllilEEK2?ll2iE'EDilNNlXll?iliElmElNElEll3lElE I-ICDME ROOMS 206 Fourth Row-Fatula., Waring, Byrum, Morris, Spencer, Loveless, Meeker, Hastings, Flacco, Baker. Third Row-Captanian, Ciaschi, Petrillose, Ribble, Driscoll, Daghita, Jursick, Landers, Morey. Second Row-Coykendall, Ferrell, G. Freeman, Kish, Robbins, Miller, Russell, Root. Front Row-Holden, Goodwin, Mazza, Koshkin, W. Freeman, Perry, Marion, Chacona. 207 Fourth ROW'fOV6?1'b3ug'h, Ticknor, Corning, Tilton, Mciczinger, Lynch, Alby, Thall, Miller. Third Row-Shipos, Reynolds, Dates, Pirko, Betzer, Austin, Millard, Saccucci. Second Row-Lull, Pancoe, Wilson, Wiggans, Baker, Van Sickle, Baldwin. Front RowvVan Marter, Scott, DeWitt, Chamberlain, Paterson, Medina, Vorhis. 55 EM.- EEEEEEEEEJEEEEIE EE IZEEIE EEEEEEEEEEEJE XZEIFQQIIEEJIE EIEEEIEEEEEEEIEEEEEIEIEINEEEE EEE! Eillilligli lililgliillilil lXlEllilEilElEl513 lillilillilil EZIVEEEEEIEE ENENEIEEEWEEEEEEEEEEElliiilliillil Third Row-Falconer, Craig, Franklin, Powers, Vasse, Johnson, Gravelding, Poole, Bishop, Cortright. Second RoWiDockstader, Taylor, Lyon, Godfrey, Boochever, Foley, Terwilliger, Buell, Drake. Front Row-Van Marter, Tallman, Capogrosssi, Jamarusity, Kenerson, Croft. 7 s 1 4 M' Fourth Row-Payne, Schutt, Hollister, Griffin, Messer, Nemes, DeBell, Novidor, Sloughter. Third Row-Boyce, Brown, Cicchetti, R. Wasser, S. Wasser, Haring, Coykendall, Steele. Second Row-Carach, John, Harris, Morris, Bassanelli, Westervelt, Nuttall. Front Row-Bangs, Mazza, M. Mose, G. Mose. ,. 56 Ego- EEEE EEEE EEEEEEEEEEEEEEE EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE EEEEE EEEEEEEE EEEEEEEEEEE EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE EE EEEEEEEEE EEEEEEEEE EEEE EEEEEEEEEE no 1 ,As r .f C 2I2 Fourth Row-Gorit, Sheehan, King, Compton, Joseph, B. Caveney, Cornish. J. Caveney, Coleman, Third Row-W. Howland, Simon, Corgell, Heidt, Chambers, Downing, Quick. Second Row-Fawcett, Shepherd, Poyer, Patterson, Sundell, Williams, R. Howland. Front Row--Nemes, Robinson, Barron, Hughes, Beardsley, Dyp. sv 3 O Y' 2!l-l- Third RowiHerholdt, Cope, Burrows, Barns, Gibbs, lVIcCanley, Miller, Yenei, Furman. Second Row-Dedowitz, Copeland, Cornish, Dillon, Dahmen, Clark, Erickson, Ford. Front Row-Holmes, Dell, Wright, Everhart, Bartholomew, McGuire. -..ggi 57 pf..- EEEENEENWE WWIEENEWEI EE Third Row-Daggett, Heuscr, Beach, Dickinson, Herrington, Beddoe, Grover, Slzulish. Second. Row-Fisher, Bishop, Barron, Davenport, Burgess, King, Stevenson, Thomp- son. Front Row-Carpenter, Morgan, Gilkey, Sorace, Cleary, Cole. 223 Fourth Row-Persons, Schickel, Petro, Jones., Barnes, McCauley, Perry, Bucci, Mettler, Baldini. Third Row-Kilmer, Mulks, Johnston, Schempp, Pryde, Koinaroini, Cummings, McNamara, Seaeord. Second Row-Lawrence, McDermott, Teaney, Nicholls, Ball, Meldrum, Hughes, White. Front Row+Terpening, Malisenska, McCray, Jolly, Terry. -mggf Eggs.- lililillilil lEllXl'3lF2illZllEllZl llillilglglillilglglililliillillillilillillillillil milliiil EEEEEEEEEEIE EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE Elfi.llElZE f5llEBllEElEElEElEiiLilElWElEl?.l lillillilllflillilliililliilliliilillilmliiligilil EEllXlE ElXlEEllXlEl lXlEElEZlElZElEEllZlE tl, i 224 Third Row-McCray, Johnson, E. Cass, Herson, Parkin, Kennedy, Moore, Hoffman, Clough. Second Row-Gregg, J. Cass, Cogswell, Nivis-on, King, Hyde, Mulks, Clark. Front Row-Kouf, Kimble, Goodman, Moses, Hansen, Manos, Kljmer. 8 . , ,K 4 ' FH lk, is F J , wk. I l 232 Tlhird Row-Dutky, Goode, Dobie, Farlin, Woodall, Merrill, Van Ostrand, Bonnett, Boberg, Van Auken. Second Row-Broughton, Hall, Ballard, Collin, Williams, Yengo, Barnacle, Rolfe. Front Row-Albright, Hungerford, Sharrow, McDa.niels, Gridley, Jensen, Arnold, Burgess. --0924 59 f w T 'X , Moi ,Mfg U' X Xxlxlix . V 2, , W1 fl -JU' Y l, il f' Y it XJ Q 'X . ' .4 I ,, X . ' ' gil!! Elwlglillilllgglilillfilglgllgliglgllglifflllggl lg, EEE XI?llXllZlIZlElEllEEl RlWEl9fYQl?3MlEll lXllRllXlElElillQQQMglE E 'K X X HCM, ,ROCM5 W Qt Mil 4 juli, fx, max Fourth Row-Marion, Paterson, White, Arthur, McKeel, Brigham, Smith, Williams, Wilcox, Flynn. Tihird Row-Shilling, Soyring, Willis, Johnson, Jacobs, Gere, M'eGrane, Furey, Buell. Second Row-Walsh, Smith, Rosica., Metz, Wheaton, Warren, Williams, Peterson. Front Row-Lyme, Mcogifthy, Hilker, Wurzel, Yengo, Underhill, George, Nardi. I i Yxsi f . ff 231-Lin Third Row+We'therbee, La France, Harrington, Ferrell, Tarbell, Bower, Flight, Johanson, Atwater, Waite. Second Row-Nemes, Swartwo-od, Charron, L. Swartwood, Teeter, Aiken, Knowles, Riggs, Hill. Front Row-Lee, Hulbert, Manos, Tyler, Maughan, Huhtanen, McDaniels, Fauls. -..ii 60 Fa..- ElilElilIZEElIEEEEEEEEEEEIEEIEEIZEEEIZEEJEEEI YEIEEEIEEEIZlEl'ilEllX!lZlElZlEEl'ZllZlIEEEllElZlEE2ZllZIEllE.lEllillE I-IOME ROOMS EEEIEIEEEEEE EHEIZHZI IEIEIZEE EEl2ilEiZlEEEE'EREEEBlEElElZllE EEEEEEEEIE EEEEE E EEEEEIZ l n? l 3OI Third Row-Tompkins, Perea, Galbraith, Malone, Clark, Boochever. Second Row-Grato, Dale, Bernardi, Burley, Alexander. Front Row-Hanford, Mintz, Avery, Hurd, Lyon. l s f . 1 l ,, l 301+ Third Row-Parker, Rustyak, Oltz, Turvcrey, Stephenson, Conley, Bower, Van Horn, Catlin. Second Rowfljarks, Dedowitz, Shub, Norris, Perkins, Heuser, Van Auken. Ilaupin. Front Row-Struble, Stobbs, Lounsberry, Moses, Saperstein, Morgan. -msg 61 Egan.- EllEEEEEEl'iilEEEEEllEI21llEEElEElEQllElZl IEE lillillillilliil EEGVZIEHEEIEMEEIEIEIIZIIEIEEIE EEllEEElZllXIlijBlEllilNEliIlE 5QEIEliEQEEElZIlXIEllElZEElElEElE EERE ERIE 531 EI EZIIEIZEEIE EIEEIZI lilillillililii illilillilliliilililili 1 l 308 Third Row-Switzer, Rothschild, Schmidt, Atwell, Bonnett, Flynn. Second Row-Payne, Hutchison, Marcaux, Thaine, Gutenberger, Todi. Front Row-Mahool, Cavctz, Gutsell, Reed, Tuckerrnan. 3IO Third Row-Edwards, Sorace, Krotkowska, English, Gray, Brooks, Sailor, Bassanelli, Brown, Clapp, Graves. Second Row-Barnes, Dawson, Cornelius, F'ekete, Schroeder, Coles, Gordon, Armstrong, Botsford, Forkis. Front Row-Grund, Barnes, Heathwaite, Baldini, Gaydosh, Andrews, Carpenter. -milf Eggs.- lQIXlElEBillEEDQl13lNl2JlZ!E!XlZlEEEEEQEEIEEEEEEENEEE EEEEIEEEQ ENEEEEEIEBJEEEZEIEIZIEEEEEIIEEEEEEE c l 3II Fourth Row-Overbaugh, Lee, Yenei, Brown, Slamiskis, Rumsey, Barger, Marion, Lanning, Sailor. Third Row-Botsford, Thomas, Komara, Ames, Mabee, Jenks, Merical, Zaharis, Olson, Becbe. Second Row-Bush, Dale, Young, Fitchpatrick, Velee, Mr. Gilkey, Thoinas, Howell, Wlhitaker. Front Row-Miller, Brind, Sears, Johanson, J nson, Kiser, Grace, Junsen. Fx ss- 320 Third Row-Corgel, Huhtanen, Erickson, Ferguson, Nelson, Goetchius, Marion, Cogswell, Crawford, Galt. Second Row-Morrison, Stanton, Schroeder, Rose, Yenei, Czerenda, Holly, Holland. Front Row-Yengo, Lieb, Whitaker, Delgado, Harrold, Russell, Throop. -Magi 63 EQ- DGDKJIKIQMEEEMl2iMi!l2fl?il2iMglijilgmldlldlilidmlglililiEEE!!!Mll1fXlEEMIElBQlEEl5!Mll2flDQMMNIEEElBMEMlMIl11fl?5llZlIElElZllXllZlM I-IOME ROOMS 'FCMFEEQTZFIEB3ll1i5CQI?lff39588355IYIFCIEIEIXIEIEEIZIIEIZIEQIlil?WEEfllEEEElElEEEiEl2iEEEllEEllElEElflkiluilililligiilim x 32I Fourth Row-Parr, Meiczinger, Morris, Bloom, Michel, Haller, Van Natta, Loveless, Thomas. Third Row-McLean, Humble, Finley, Lynch, Murnigham, Schutt, Knuutila, Moore. Second Rowallooton, Liezert, Smith, Rustyak, Mazza, Sullivan, McCarthy. Front Row-Kane, Redding, Hart, Keefe. 323 Third Row-Lucas, Heathewaite, Young, Brown, Ervay, Rezelman, Rea, Smith, McDonald. Second Row-Teets, Snyder, Updike, Ogden, Robbins, Hall, Westervelt, Steele, Cummings. Front Row-Stickane, Elia, Powell, Reed, Spencer, Thall, Giles. -Sgr 641360, Eliillililgllil lfrilflmilfilElfllfilljglililigglillillililigllgililliillillil lZIli!llf2QI3IElElE2'ilIElZlEll'XllXll3lElQllEElElillilillillilglilillilill-HIE I-IGME ROOMS EEEIZEEEEEIEVEEEEIEEEEWWEEEIEEEEEEIEEEEEEliillillili ECE Elgliliiliilililliiilillilliglilglillgillillillg 330 Third Row-Elston, Warren, Whitebread, Vida, W. Chapman, Overbaugh, Westbrooke, Cage, W. Barnes. Second RowgMarshall, Bohack, Hodak, Fishel, Allen, Diemond, Stickane, Mackey. Front Row-Chase, Nichol, T. Chapman, M. Barnes, Blackburn, Higgins, Fox. 333 Third RowhAlby, Boardman, Cornish, Copeland, Courtney, Sellick, Goodspeed, Baron. Second Row-Reszko, Breen, Alexander, Ryan, Bernardi, Martin, Daino. Front Row-Cornelius, Clark, Decker, Casciotti, Carach. 65 Ea..- WWW KZTEIEIEIEIEIEEEEEIEIEEIZ' IEEEIEEEIEKEIEFJEELEEIEEIEIEKZJE51355LilElIElilElElElEEllElEElEElElEEEEllZElElEfZlEElE I-IOME ROCJMS WElmilliflilNlillilililEEEEETEIEWNWWKZEEEIEIEEIEENFZJEWEEE! LEIEEEillifilglliilililglilliElgliillilgllilillilillilillglglli I A 342 Third Row-Moses, Boronkay, Nagy, Boda, Van Gorder, Pearson, Perrine, Knight, Pancoe. Second Row-Sheldon, Tyler, Smith, Fendrick, Knuutila, Wright, Seleen. Front Row-Babcock, Page, Longhouse, Howland, Milne, Ksenak. n N 1 U I ,W 3 xx t ' fr f' it Ufff , f l 1 3146 Second Row-Johnson, Schaeffer, Patchai, Illston, Claassen, Schilling, Lunn, Lamb. First Row-Steve, Luce, Massucci, Aleardi, Kimble, Seamon, Fuller. 66 Q' . 'X X .f 'X xx X j .V . , , i 4 f N , . A . gb-L A FACULTY F EEEEEEEEEEE ElBllilE151BlEllililliIQElEllXlElBlEllElEllKJE9lElZlE.lEllZlEl?JlZi'lXlEill'ZllilIil ElElLilEEill?jEflI8lIiIl2llXllEEllZllEl3llE.llXlElXllZllZl lillillliliillili lflilliilIZIEZIIZMIQXQligllillglriIElilKEIiflElilElDilIElililE11ENEIEEEEElIFElilEIEllZIB'lEllZlElI5ilElElXllElEElilEll3llZllZEEIZllZlEllEIlZl General Council Chairman ...,.,,7..,7...,...777,,..,7,,,,.,.,.,.7....7,7. Miss Ashton Secretary ..,,A,, ., Miss Doney Treasurer .,.,,,,.......i,,,,.,,,,,,,Yi,,,i,,..,.,..,,,.,..,,. Mr. Dean In 1910 the Board of Education organized a council known as the General Council of Ithaca High School. Its duties were to supervise all high school clubs except those that came und-er the Athletic Council. The officers and faculty members are appointed by the Superintendent of Schools. Each club is represented by one faculty member and two students. Meetings are held every two weeks at which time all plans relating to the work and social life of each organization are approved by the council. This year, three new clubs have been accepted as members. They are Le Rendezv- Vous, the newly formed French Clubg the Cinder Path, a track club, and the Varsity Club, consisting of lettermen from the Junior and Senior classes. These, together with fifteen other clubs and organizations, make up the General Council. Miss Ashton Miss Doney M1'. Dean Miss Apgar Miss Bigham Miss Brown Herbert Lyon Mary Furey Mary Dixon David Squier Jack Stewart Margaret Sullivan Mary Savage George Freeman William Freeman Miriam Johnson Mary Pariseill Miss Bryant Miss Finch Mr. LaFortune Miss Leary Miss Miller Miss Murray Miss Reidy STUDENTS Herbert Livermore Helen Gainey Jean Flannery Jane Cobb Rose Knight Gordon Black James Moyer Marion Howe Theodore Chamberlain Baron Whitaker Jane Riggs -ef 67 Mrs. Russo Miss Warren Miss Williamson Miss Welch Mr. Pierce Mr. Tatascore Beverly Dillon Jerry Kanter Betty Hutchison Ellis Ross Holland Gregg Robert Udall , Bryant Altman William Keane Doris Heath James Clark lillgglillfilElEELQlilIEElDGElNliliE!lillillillillillillillilillglilIELilEElEBIlilIEE!55508ENE!IZ!Igllilillgllilililliigglilillilliiifllilillilliillimillil EEEIEEEllilIZIIEIElilElEEQlitilWEEElilllflEEEEllillilE131lillillilIEEIEEEEBlElNEEEE22JlZllEEltilElIEEEllZlE1llElEEli1ll3llEEElIEllZll3lDZ' l Congress President ....... .... M r. LaFortune Speaker .,.A.. ....,..,.. H erbert Lyon Clerk ...,,,,..,,........ ..,7,,,, R obert VVilkinson Treasurer ..,,....,,...,, .....,. R obert McCormick Sergeant-at-Arms .... .,,.,.... J ack Stewart Teller .,....,....,,.....,,,....,.............,.......... Francis Wood The forty-fifth session of Congress started late but ediciently. Over twenty Rep- resentatives were elected into the club to join the exceedingly small number of Sena- tors. Congress has been completely reorganized and the benefits are at present mak- ing their appearance. 'Dances, joint meetings, debates and parties have been held by Congress and at the present writing the club is makiwng plans to stage the most glamor- ous of Congressional Balls. This event will serve as the crowning success of the Seniors who have given so much for the improvement of Congress. Bryant Altman Lawrence Bruff Chris Chacona Ralph Donohue Frank Howe John Bangs Robert Boochever Holland Gregg Joe Joseph Charles Kcnerson Harold Kimball SENATORS William Keane William Knight Herbert Lyon Nick Marsella William McClintock Robert McCormick REPRESENTATIVES William McGuire Ellis Ross Frank Sainburg James Skinner Jack Slingerland 68 Ea..- Raymond Paetow Kermit Rorick Jack Stewart Robert Wilkinson Francis Wood Joseph Smith Herbert Spencer David Squier Francis Sullivan William Sullivan Kenneth Turner EERE r L uf' , Zllilflllillililillillilliilgliglilli lililiillillillillillilililillilililillil'EEEEQEEEEEEEEEEEIZEEElElZll3lIZllEEEllZll2lEll3lEll'ilEll!T Legislative Assembly Elililil President ..................,......,.,.,....,...........,..... Miss Warren WIVU-ll!! President pro-tem .... ..,.............,., H elen Gainey Vice-President ......., ..... M argaret Mclnerney Clerk ....,..,............. ......... B etty Rogalsky Treasurer .............,....,... ........ R ose Knight Teller for Senate ,.,,.,.....,,.,, .......,.,. B etty Batley Council Representative .... ,...... J ean Flannery Sergeant-at-Arms ...,.,,..... .......,. M ary Dixon SENATORS Betty Batley Jane Cobb Mary Dixon Jean Flannery Janet Robinson Caroline Domanski Edith Burtt Elsie Kramer Dorothy Clark Helene Irish Clara Rhodes Pauline Riley Jane Rhoode Helen Gainey Josephine Howe Betty Hutchison Rose Knight Vivian McGuire REPRESENTATIVES Julia Ann Robb Emily Robinson Mary Savage Selma Sheheen Helen Terry Elizabeth Corgel Beverly Dillon Bertha Hare Marian Stanway Margaret Mclnerney Betty Rogalsky Mary Stewart Margaret Sullivan Mary Hastings Doris Heath Marie Travis Margaret Brown Rhea Casterline Audrey Heidt Kathryn Lundergan Mary Morris During the past year, all the Legislative girls have had a fine time, enjoying their work as well as their play. Debating has been seriously studied and we have developed many fine debates. Already we have had an informal debate with Congress and plan to have our formal one soon. Legislative has also enjoyed several social gatherings. In February we gave a reception for the Junior girls. The climax of the club,s activities came with the annual banquet. Altogether, we have had a successful year and will remember it long afterwards with pleasure. -..if 69 IZIQIIZIIZIIZIEIEZIEXQIEIZIEIIZIEIZIEIEIIZIEIEIIXIIZIl2ZIIEIZIIZIIZiIIZIIEZlI3IIf2ZIIEIEI3l IZIEIEIIEEQIXIEIEIZIIZIIEIZIEIEIEIZIEIEIEIEIIEIIEIZIIZIEIEIIZIEIIZIIZIIZIEIIZI ACTIVITIES IEIZIIXIIEIEIZIIXIIEEIIZIXIEIIlilEIEIIlflNIEDilDilFldEEIZIEIIXIIXIIXIIEEEIIX-IIEEERIEllilEIIEBINISIIEEIEEIEEIEIIZIEIIZIIZIEIIZIIEEIEIIZIIZJIZIIZIEIEXJEZIIZIIE Le Cercle Francais President ............ ....., M ary Parisell Vice-President ....,, ,........... R obert Udall Secretary ......,,. ...... E liizabeth Scofield Treasurer ....,....,,.,...w....... ....,. M ason Lawrence Council Representatives ,... ,,,, I Mlmam Johtson I Mary Parisell Le Cercle Francais is completing an instructive and interesting year of activities. Numerous members have spoken to the club on topics pertaining to France or the Frendh people. Some of the projects have been a most enjoyable Christmas party, a candy sale which helped increase the fund for a phonograph, and a play. Altogether, a successful year has been enjoyed, due to the efforts of our advisor, Miss Msiller, and to the cooperation of all the members. Constance Allen Anax Barroso Carl Baty George De Witt Leland Boynton Mary Dixon Helen Gainey Eunice Gilkey Madeline Grover Mary Hastings Roberta Houghton Miriam Johnson Betty Jane Keefe Mason Lawrence Charles McElwee Roy McHenry Victor Medina Mary Parisell Hilda Place Edward Rifchman Julia Ann Robb Janet Robinson Betty Rogalsky Patricia O'Rourke Mary Savage Elizabeth Scofield -megf 70 lie-, Agnes Schickel Marian Sandman Howard Simons Richard Stephenson Jack Stewart Virginia Sturges Ruth Switzer Marie Travis Kenneth Turner Robert Udall Robert Wiggans Mary Stewart f W fiillil EllilElIEligllillffdlidgll'Q1llillilEElBllilBllillillillilElKElillillilEllilElilIEElillZ.llZlElXllZlIEEEEElElE1lElE1JElElilEllZllill3lEll'ilIZll3lEIElEEllE EITSIEIIEEIEIEIlilillidgglEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEELEENEIEEElilElilidglglililgilligirlligiililglglilliltilliilili xx- fr I n I choral club ,fe M, President .,.... ..,........ J ah o Secretary ,.... ....... R ose Knight Librarian .........,.......,.......,,A...,AA...,..,,,.7,., Frances O'Neill The Choral Club of 1934 has spent a very successful year under the leadership of Miss Laura Bryant. The girls in the club learn more fully the value of music to life. Many various songs and selections are rehearsed when the girls meet each Friday during the first period. Each year the members look forward to the Thanksgiving and Spring Concerts, and in previous years the many recitals at different schools in the city. The Choral Club tis eagerly awaiting the spring weather when the girlswill participate in some social functions. 1 st Soprano Constance Allen Grace Ballard Eunice Gilkey Marjorie Hardenburg Carolyn Hurd Miriam Johnson Mildred King Rosie Knight Katherine Mayberry Ida Musto Patricia O'Rourke Ariel Phillips Theresa Scoville Anna Seamon Francesca Seery 2nd Soprano Barbara Babcock Evelyn Ballard Eleanor Botsford Mary Burling Jane Cobb Priscilla Coffin Helen Gainey Doris Heath Barbara Mungle Frances O'Neill Jane Riggs Mary Savage Ida Sharpe Mary Stewart Bettie White Winifred Wilson Alto Ruth Ballard Dorothy Clark Mary Furey Josephine Howe Marjorie McCargo Helen Newman Ruth White Margaret Work Carol Young -wif Eau.- Q Y- -7 , Eilillil EIZIEEEKEIZIEEIEE ElEEEllilEEllilEEEEEEEEEEEIEEEELQEEEIEEEEEE EEELEEEIENEIEEEEEIZIEEEIEIZIIZEI ACXTIVITIES Glee Club Leader .,..,....,,.,...,.,...,..,,..... ,,...,............,,, E dward Lyon President ..,,...........,,.,.,,,,..., .......,,, R obert Udall Council Representative ..,,,,,.........,.....,, Holland Gregg This year's Glee Club is the largest in the history of this school. Despite the fact that we lost a number of our most talented members, due to graduation last June, their places have been ably filled. An entirely new program has been prepared, much of the music of which has never been sung in this school before. Our success is due to the untiring efforts of Miss Bryant and the helpful suggestions of Miss SheHfer. First Bass David Squier Kermit Rorick Howard Simons Lawrence Robbins Alvin Poole Howard Wilson Harry Dahmen Robert Taylor Holland Gregg Second Bass Edward Lyon Louis Illencsik Earl Herholdt Lloyd Herholdt Roger Keane Stewart Cobb Raymond McElwee Theodore Chamberlain Donald Stephens Morris Halladay Walker Clapp James Driscoll George Malone Maurice Marion -. if 72 First Tenor Raymond Torrey Kenneth Turner Louis Barnard Robert Dockstader William Kirby Walter Perry Robert Byrum Second Tenor Lawrence Bruflf' William McClintock Kenneth Hughes Herbert Livermore Clinton Marion Edwin Godfrey John Perry John Sullivan John Hanshaw Robert Udall IZIEEIEIIZIIZIIXI ElElEBIEEEEEEEEEEEEIZIEBIEEEEEEEIEEEEIEIZIIZIEIIEIIZIEBIVEILYZIEIIZIEEIKHIIENEIIZIEIIXIEEZIIZIEIEIEIKZIEIIZI ACTIVITIES EXQEIEIEIEIEIEIEIIEIEIZIIEIIEIEIEEIEIIKJEIIZIIZIEQIEIEIEIIZIEIIXIEIZIEIEIZIEIEIEIIEXIEEIEIEXIEIBIZIIZEIEIlEIEIZlIFflIQ2ilEl27lIEIiII1iIEIEEIZIEIEIZIEIElEIlil Ithetoeria President .,,,,..... .,.,......... M ary Furey Vice-President William Freeman George Freeman Secretary .,,.......,,...........,, ....... H elen Jacob Treasurer .,A.....,.........,........ ..... R obert Horn Council Representative .,.,... .7i.. M ary Savage Although draped figures are no longer seen about our halls on Ithetaeria initiation days, please do not think that such a worthy organization has passed out of existence! We have had many enjoyable programs in which club members participated. One of the most interesting programs was a talk by Miss Genung, a former teacher, who narrated her experiences on the Virgillian Cruise. Another high spot was the annual Christmas party with the Science Club. The year has been a success, largely due to the guidance of our president, Mary Furey, and to our advisor, Miss Williamson. Dorrilce Aiken Barbara Babcock Eleanor Botsford Spero Chacona Harry Copeland Elizabeth Corgel Mary Dixon Ralph Erickson George Freeman William Freeman Mary Furey Sylvania Furey Victoria Gage Helen George Helen Gustafson Doris Heath Gustave Heuser Robert Horn Helen Jacob Alexander Kish Robert Lull Katherine Marinos Vera McCray Louise Murphy Eileen O'Byrne Hilda Place Mary Savage Ethel Skinner Ruth Switzer Rodney Wasser Marjorie Willerton Martha, Willerton Robert Wilson Robert Boochever Elizabeth Muenscher -mggf 53.7.- Mu, EEElilEIEEIEJliillililIZAElElEEEliElEERElililiillillilliElEllillillillilElllfllillglillillglilElElElillilifllillillilliliillilqliwliillillililgllililillillil lillillilglilillilliililllilliilfillilillillilllillilillgilElglllillidlilliiillilIZIIZIIZIEIlilEliilililliilillililillillililillilillililglliiwlililEEIEIEEEEEB Science Club President .,.,......,.., ..... B aron Whitaker Vice-President ....... .,.. B essie McMillen Secretary ....,.,...,.. ,.... E leanor Mack Treasurer .,....... ..... M orris Halladay The activities of the club of our school's prospective scientists have been widely varied durirg the past year. Cornell University has furnished us with sever al interest mg and learned speakers who have brought us enlightening talks on scientific pi oblems of the day Moving pictures depicting the lives of eminent scientists have been shown to us by Mr Freeman. We appreciate Miss Reidy's cooperation in the improvement of the club Leslie Scott Edwin Godfrey Victoria Gage Evelyn Wilson Helen Jacob Madeline Lawrence Velma Whitaker Rhea Casterline Eleanor Mack Jane Rhoode Gertrude McAllister George De Witt Madeline Grover Mary Alice Bool Jennie Mazza Marjorie McCargo Ariel Phillips Muriel Sorace 74 ac.- EE Pauline Madden Mary Furey Elizabeth Corgel Michael Strok Henry Ford Ruth Farhn Helen Nobles Louise Murphy Irene Smith Miriam Johnson Clara Rhodes Ragland Urquhart Jane Riggs Betty Cummings John Perry Mary Guten Jane Blostein EIEIZIEIEIIXIEIBIIEIZEIEIEIEIEIDZEIEBJIEEIIZIEIIZIEXJIXIIZIEIEIIZIEQIZIEI EEIEIZI IZIDZIZIEIEIEZIEIIEIIZIEIIQQIEIZIILTIEIZIIZIIZIEEIIZIEIEIEIIZIEIXIE ACTIVITIES IEISIEIEIEIILKIESIIXIIZIEIIZIIXIEIXIEIEIEEZIEIEIEEBIEIEIEIEIZIIZIEIIEKZIEIZIEflliilElEIEIEIIilEJIEEIZIEISIEBIEIIZIEXJIZIEIIEIXIIZIEIIZIIXIEIZIEIIZIEIIEIEIEKJE Der DeuI:scI1efVerein 'All out! The great airship Deutsche Verein is mooring up after a successful voyage. Congratulations to our good Captain Russo, able first mate Howe, and willing second mate Hutchison. They have piloted the craft carefully and safely to make an enjoyable trip for all hands. The flight was not spectacular. lt did not even break any record. However, it was eventful. The skipper's log contains notes on our Christmas Party, the entertainment by the Cornell German Club, talks on Germany and allied subjects and initiations fwhich have now increased our membership to fifty.J The scribe also scribbles in the log a suggestion for thanking our advisor, Mrs. Russo, although he knows she cannot be thanked enough for the aid she has given the club. Jean Albright Grace Ballard Margaret Bates Leon Blostein Margaret Brown Robert Chamberlain Theodore Chamberlain Jeanette Clark Edgar Curtis Bettina Frost Helen Gustafson Morris Halladay Robert Horn Marion Howe Betty Hutchison Harria Ink Ruth Liberman Katherine Mayberry Bessie McMillen James Moyer Elizabeth Muenscher Helen Perkins Mary Parisell Clara Rhodes Marian Sandman Howard Simons Ethel Skinner Michael Strok Marie Travis Helen Jacob -mggf 7 5 Egan.- Kenneth Turner Fred Vorhis Mary Warren Bernice Whiting Clara Goodman Emily Robinson William Norton Alexander Kish Mary Parisell George Freeman William Freeman Dorothy Papish Frances Perry Alvin Poole Marjorie Hardenburg IZ EEIEEIEEEEEEEEEIEEEEEEEEEEEE lilllfl EIBIEElllflliillillillZlZlElEllZlBllQi.lIZllZllZlElEll3lElIZlliSl3llZlElZlEll3.lEl3l EEIEEIQEEI ACTLIVITIES Editor-in-Chief ,,,,,,,,,A,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,-,,-,,,,,,,,.,A,,-,,,,,,,,AAA, Associate Editors Reporters ..,. Head Typist ......,, Assistant Typists Art Editor .,.A. Art Advisor ,7,,,, Business Manager Assistants ....,,.,.,, Secretary ,...,.....,. Faculty Advisor .. Mary Dixon Helen Gustafson Herbert Spencer Joy Condit Barbara Babcock Kermit Rorick Carol Young Ruth Switzer Spencer Morrison Carl Baty Raymond Pearson Dorothy Burtt Doris Heath Beverly Dillon Margaret Work Harriet O'Leary Selma Sheheen Anna Seamon Helen Krist Helen VanMarter Angelina Giannetti Esther Cichetti Antoinette De Angelis Holland Gregg Marian E. Leary David Squier Theodore Chamberlain Betty Hutchison Helene Irish Sylvania M. Furey Helen R. Bigham '1 lillilIEEEJENEliE1ilZllZl51JlEZlEEllZllillZlEllZlVSlBlBllEll3lEllEllElZllZllZ IEEEEEEEEEEEEIEEEEEEIE IEEIZEEEJEIE ACTIVITIESMW lillillillilliflilillilglillilillrlliilillglilliiiillillilillil IEEEIEEEEEEXIEEEEEEEEEEIEEEEE X iig liliilgiliillifillilillii Dramatic Club President ..,,,.A,,.,,. ..A... H olland Gregg Vice-President ..,,,,, ..,,, R ,alph Donohue Secretary ...,.,.AA,...,,, .... F rances O'Neill Treasurer ...........,....... ........ R ose Kniight Business Manager ,,,.... ......,,.....,. M ary Dixon Stage Manager .,,.,,r, .... F rancis Hastings Electrician ,..,,...,,,,...,.,,,,,,,.. ..,,, H erbert Livermore Council Representatives .... Herbert Lyon . Mary Furey This year for the first time a major production was given during Fall Term at which a group of Three One-Act Plays was presented: Nevertheless by Stuart Walkerg The Slave With Two Faces by Mary Carolyn Daviesg and A Proposal Under Diflicultiesf' by John K. Bangs. By request two of the plays were presented more than once. The technicians have been receiving more attention this year. They need almost as much rehearsing as do the actors. For the first time they were brought before the public, and that was for a faculty meeting, Where they demonstrated some phases of their craft. For the spring performance the Dramatic Department deviated considerably from their usual presentation. A variety show, Extravaganza which was compiled and Written by M. Isabel Murray, head of the Dramatic Department, was presented with the assistance of members of the Dramatic Club. Beatrice Batterson Howard Hill Mary Stewart Lawrence Bruff Betty Jane Keefe Remington Taylor Wilbur Cortwright Edward Lyon Beatrice Terry George De Witt Margaret Mclnerney Helen Terry Helen Gainey Barbara Mungle Doris Veit Mary Hastings Patricia O'Rourke Winfred Wilson Doris Heath John Ryan Carol Young -Mgt 77 Ea.- vi' EEElE13BlHQSMDillxlMEMlX!EEllElEElBllZlElQflElQlBlLYilEBlBlL23lElSllEEllilfiflMldGillgIBMEEQlElElZlEllBlMll8lBlMll3Bll.lQEllZl3ll3llZlDil?JlXlEillZlIE EQEEEIEEUIEliIX!MIKEElglglillilligliflliglglglgiwllililillilillillil Eli!EIlililIEIEEEEllilElBlENEEElZlBilI?1lBUlQQiMBlElZllQlZIlEllEC3llXlElB!l Art Club President .,A,.,. .,,,.,,..., ..,,,...,,,...... E u nice Gilkey Vice-President ,,,,..,..A,,. ...,,,. H erbert Livermore Secretary-Treasurer ,,,,,.,,. ,.,.... W inifred Waring Secretary Pro Tempore .,,.,. ....,....... L ena Molella Council Representatives ..... Gerald Kanter Beverly Dillon 1934 marks the end of another successful year for the Art Club. Increasing interest has been shown by the enthusiasm of the different members in entering into the spirit of each new project. Among the most interesting of the wprojects oH'ered block-printing, leather tooling, sketching from the posed figure and silhouettes proved to be the most popular. May the Art Clubs of the future have as informal and as happy times as we have had together this year. Jane Atwell Beverly Dillon Elizabeth Cummings Eunice Gilkey Evelyn Goddard Holland Gregg Marie Hagin Aud1'ey Heidt Marjorie Holmes Gerald Kanter Herbert Livermore Marjorie McCargo Bessie McMillen Helen Perkins John Perry 78 lgaw- Ariel Phillips Agnes Schickel Ethel Shippos Herbert Slpencer Betty Throop Winifred Waring Marcia Wilbur XEIIEIZEBIZEEQIZIEIZIIEE ElElElElENEIZ!ETillilEllilEllillimIZEi!ElIiilililIEEIEEIIEEIZIBIEEIEEEIEEEIEIEEEIEIEIEEIZIEIEEEE! lilililillilillilligllilillil ilillil lgliillillilili IEEEIEEIEEIEEElillillillglillillilililillilillillillil Elilillilijlililglgllillililgliliilli Senior Orchestra President ,,,,...................,....,,,,.................... Gordon Black Secretary ............ ....... E loise Updyke Librarian ...,.,.,...............,... ......,... J ane Riggs Stage Manager .....,..........,,........,......, ,...... G eorge Benton Assistant Stage Manager ..................,..,.... David Craig The Senior Orchestra, always an important factor in our curriculum, has been in demand for more school functions this year than ever before. The concert in March was an example of the work accomplished. The members of this group. one and all sincerely appreciate the aid of their genial conductor, Miss Marsh. lst Violin William Thayer Concertmastei' Mary Parisella Barbara Schutt George Benton Julia Ann Robb Eunice Gilkey Paul Lumbard Kathryn Mayberry Eleanor Parker Muriel Nivison Lena Molella Cora Nobles Mary Savage Qnd Violin Vera Oltz Catherine Clapp Ruth Howell Betty Jane Keefe Dorothy Parkin Louise Goddard Leon Tyler Bettina Frost Gordon Dye Vera Smith Jane Dobie Elesia Armstrong Eleanor Tarbell Viola Theresa Scoville Eloise Updyke Clara Rhodes- Ruth Kennedy Violoiicello Jeannette Chapman Clara Goodman Dorothy Dodd Ruth Switzer Jane Kennedy Jeanne Avery Helen Brougham Doublebass David Craig Gordon Black Robert Wilkinsion Robert Udall Fred Vorhis Lloyd Marion Oboe Jane Riggs Flutes James Moyer Mary Dixon Harold Genung Piano Barbara Mungle -Wil 7 9 ly.- Bassoon Leon Blostein Clcwiiiets Sante Bassanelli Doris Sunderville Clifford Baker Seymour Thompson Trumpets Raymond Pearson Howard Simons Stanley Olsefski Remington Taylor Horns iii F' Donald Barber Gertrude Hawks Harold Cook Tfrofniboiies Clayton Schutt Jack Slingerland Boiritoiie Lawrence Richardson Timpani and D'rufm.s Eugene Crosby George Schempp KNEE IElglillilEllifliiIEMMEMEEMEEEIEEEEEEMMMIEIZIlliliihflliElIEIEE-EElil!!lE,lElEIBllElBllEllQliill!1Jl5lBllZlElEllEHEl2lElElEllZl iiilEliEIEIElgEllilIQZHElililE!EWlEEWllElElEIElEElIElEll?.llEEllZllZlEl BlLilEglillillilElZllillilillElZlIZlE.llEMI!MllEE!lElEIEIZllBlEllillEEIElEQ1l Senior High School Bond President .......................... ..,.......,,..... J ames W. Moyer First Vice-President .......... ........ M ary E. Dixon Second Vice-President .,,... .... C layton Schutt Secretary-Treasurer .A,... ..,.... R oyden Allen Librarian ....,..,.,...,......,.,.,... ...........,,,,,... ...... J a mes Milks Social Chairman .,.,......,..,,.......,....,..,....,..., Gordon Black This year the High School Band is larger and more capable than ever before. Director Dayton F. Latham has drilled the Band successfully for his fourth year. After five summer concerts at Stewart Park, the Band was well in shape for the foot- ball season. Other events of the year included the Recovery Day Parade, Community Chest Campaign, Christmas caroling, concert on March 23, and a concert on Decoration Day. Our greatest social event was a luncheon in our honor at the Ithaca Hotel. The hosts, on January 31, were the Kiwanis, Rotary and Exchange Clubs. Clarinets Bassoon Baritoues Charles Green Leon Blostein Raymond McElwee Sante Bassanelli Richard Townley Seymour Thompson Scwcophoues James Wright Doris Sunderville Ralph Higgins Clifford Baker Harold Cope Robert Downing Edwin Godfrey Kenneth Sorace Ted Dedowitz Maryhelen McDaniels Robert Dockstader Robert Laubengayer Fred Switzer Thaddeus Fairbanks Alto Clarinet Douglass Payne Flutes and Picoolos James Moyer Mary Dixon Harold Genung Olive Hanford William Licht Oboe Jane Riggs John Sullivan Lawrence Dade William Schutt Royden Allen Eldred Testut Olin Smith Cornets Raymond Pearson Howard Simons Stanley Olsefski Ralph King Clarence Gravelding Herrick Middaugh Morris Holladay Remington Taylor William Norton Robert Horn Hewart Hleathewaite Frank Howser French Horus Donald Barber Harold Cook Gertrude Hawk 80 Eat.- Trombones Clayton Schutt Jack Slingerland Kenneth Turner Raymond Lattern Sousaphones Frederick Vorhis Gordon Black George Benton Drufms James Milks George Schempp Howard Haring Eunice Goodman Robert Brown Dru Ill' lllajors Walker Clapp Francis McCarthy EEEEEEIEEE!EEEEEIZEEEEIEEEEEBIlillilliIEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEIEIEHXNEEIElElilEfll3llZll'Zll3lElLF3lZllilElEElEEllZ.'l'il Blliilliflglillkig lZlEllEElEilEEl3lEElEEll2illZlRlElZllElZlf2ilE IEEHZVBUETriliiilllEEEEillfilEEEEEEEEEEEMYEEEIEEMEEEEEE 1 LH. Varsity Club President ,,,,,,,,,,,Y, .....,. B arry Wood Vice-President ,,,,, ..,........ H erbert Lyon Secretary ,,,,,,, ....., I lobert Wilkinson Treasurer .,,,,,,,,A,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,...,, N ick Marsella J h W'l Council Representatives ., ...A.., Q Ogle Sm? Varsity, a new organization this year, was instituted with the fundamental idea of entertaining those who had won the I in a major sport. The club also endeavors to foster the spirit of athletics in those who have not participated. An excellent variety of programs has marked the club's first year. Not only have famed sportsmen accepted invitations to speak to usg we have also traveled widely and have occupied advantageous positions at many a history-making football game through the medium of motion pictures. Doubtless the club will continue to grow, for it fills a conspicuous gap in the school's extra-curricular activities. Robert Wilkinson Joseph Smith Francis Sullivan James Skinner Kenneth Van Sickle Raymond Paetow Jack Stewart Louis Alby Robert Boochever Ronald Casciotti Richard Corgel Richard Culligan Louis Daghita Ernest Dahmen Ralph Donahue Holland Gregg Kenneth Gretzler Frank Howe 8 1 Joe Joseph William Keane Harold Kimball William Knight Herbert Lyon Nick Marsella John Wilcox Barry Wood IEEEEEWDEIENWEEEEEENNIEIEEEEEEIQIIEWEEIEE fill!fflIEET81ElWEEKSlillgllglillililililillggilliltlilillillilililliillfil lillilIEEElliEEltilIElElZllZlBlElE1llELENEllElif1J3lEE'QlZEli3lQi?.llElElEEilEEENEEEEEEEEEEEEIEEEEIEE Eillifkilbillilililliiiiilli M f ' ' l Le Renclez-Vous President .....,,,.,,. Vice-President Secretary ...,..,.,,,.,.,..,..A,,.,.A Council Representative ..,... Doris Heath Pauline Riley Carol Young James Clark Le Rendez-Vous is a new club, organized in 1933, but ofiicially accepted by General Council at the beginning of 1934. This organization is the result of a need for a more inclusive French club which will accept any students who are interested-except those of the first term and first year-regardless of whether they are honor students or not. Our club activities are concerned with French geography, current events. history, food, dances, literature, music, art, and the etymology of French words. We meet every two weeks, and the large membership testifies to our club's success. Jane Atwcll Beatrice Batterson Mary Burgess James Clark Irving Cole Laura Cole Evelyn Coleman Elizabeth Corgel Betty Cummings Marie Darrieulat Joseph Dell Dorothy Dodd Beatrice Dutky Martha Dworsky Robert Fuller Louise Goddard Marjorie Goode Doris Heath Audrey Hcidt Helen Hillick Barbara Holtzman Mary Hooton Harria Ink Helene Irish Laura Johnson Barbara Keefe Lucy Seamon Ruth Liberman Herbert Livermore Louise Massucci Marjorie McCargo Lena Molella Spencer Morrison Betty Oskamp 4- 82 Alice Peterson Elspeth Patterson Helen Perkins Mary Parisell John Perry Pauline Riley Annette Sailor Leslie Scott Ida Sharpe Ethel Skinner Jane Solomon Genevieve Stier Frances Woodall Florence Wrislcy Winifred Wilson Margaret Work Carol Young KZIEMEEEEIQIEEEEEEEEEEMMIMIQNMMMEEEEEEEJEEE EERBll?QMlElZIlXlEEElElBIQEIEEEEEEIEEIEEMENWIE EEEEE EEEEEEEIIEEEEEIEEEEEEEEEIEEEEE EIEEEEECMDENEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!ENEEMEEEEE Cinder Path Society President ..,......... .....,, L ouis Alby Vice-President AA,... ,A........ M ert Barrus Secretary ,.,,....,,A, ....., W illiam Keane Treasurer .,,,, ....,.,,.....AA..,,..........,.......,..,, L ouis Daghita Taking the suggestion of a former High School Track captain, Bob Kane, last year's lettermen formed a track club, which benefits both track lettermen and those interested in the sport. It is similar to the organization at Cornell called 'iSrJiked Shoe, from which the Red and Gold track and field men copied their ideas. Bi-weekly meetings are held afternoons after school. Among the honorary mem- bers of the club are Nick Bawlf, Cornell coach in soccer, hockey and lacrosse: Super- intendent Claude L. Kulp and Principal Frank R. Blissg Joseph J. Tatascore, coach of the track teamg Richard Crosby, former High School and Cornell distance runner: Bob Kane, sprint star on the hill, John Moakley, Cornell's track coach, and Lou Gregory, Olympic long diistancc runner and former Ithaca High cross-country star. Louis Alby Jack Stewart Merton Barrus Roger Steve Kenyon Gretzler Robert Wilkinson William Keane Robert Boochever Fred Whatman Anthony Petrillose Henry Franklin William Knight Richard Culligan Louis Daghita Michael Strok Rudolph Saccucci Frank Howe Joseph Navarro Holland Gregg Henry Johnson Anthony Pesoli Lester Gregg John Solomon 83 fgqa.- '1 ISUIZIEEIZIXINIEIZIIZIEIELEEIEEIIZIIZIIXIEISIIZIIXIIZIIZIIXIIZIIZIEEIEIIZI IEEIZIEBIIEIZIIZIIEEIIZIIZIIZIZIEIEIEIEIZIIZIIZIIEIEIEIIXIEI ACTIVITIES WIEIEEIIEIIEIEEZIEIEIQIEIZIBIIEIIZIEZIEEIEI IXIEIEIEIZEBIEEEI EJIEQIIZIIZIIZIEIZIZIEIIEIIXIEIQIEIEIEEPEEIXIIEIIZIIEIEIIE IEIEIEIXJEIIZIEIIESJEISEIIQQI Extravaganza---l93l+ The Dramatic Department tri-ed a new experiment for its annual spring produc- tion this year. It presented a variety show Extravaganza-1934 , which proved to be a huge success. More than one hundred of our high school students participated in this spectacular show. The production was under the supervision of Miss M. Isabel Murray. She was capably assisted by Miss Laura Bryant and Miss Carolyn Marsh of the Music Department, Miss Marion Leary of the Art Department, Miss Claire Lasher of the Home Economics Department, Mr. Elmer Woodams of the Woodshop Depart- ment, Mr. Leland Freeman, Miss Frances Ball, Mi-ss Asenath Van Buren and Miss Madora I. Rumsey. The highlights of the program included the Doll Chorus, shown above, the Wed- ding Ceremony and The Golden Doom. The Dramatic Department closed a most successful season with this presentation. 84 Eau.- Aff is XIEJ EISIIEIIE l3.llElEElElElZlIEIfSlElElEl?JElElCillElElIZlIEElIEI3ilXl1IEEEiIiiEilIEEEEEEEEEEEEQEEEEEEEIEEEEEEIEEEIZ SPORTS FootboH Led by Captain Nick Marsella, the 1933 Ithaca High football team rolled up an imposing record during the season. Coach Pierce's eleven emerged victors in every game but two, and those were the tie games at Utica and Lakeland, Florida. Some exciting games, notably those with Auburn and Union-Endicott, were played in the winning of the Southern Tier championship. Players earning letters were Captain Marsella, Ronald Casciotti, William Knight, Hunna John, John Solomon, John Joseph, Louis Daghita, Joseph Smith, Herbert Lyon, August Macali, Raymond Paetow, Frank Howe, Joseph Navarro, Anthony Petrillose, George Abbott, Anthony Ocello, Robert Boochever, and Charles Kenerson. Francis Sullivan and Ralph Donohue, student managers, were likewise awarded the football III!! The 1933 schedule and scores Were: Ithaca-19 Mynderse Academy-0 Ithaca-25 Cortland-6 Ithaca-33 Syracuse Nottingham-0 Ithaca- 6 Auburn-0 Ithaca- 0 Utica Free Academy-0 Ithaca-14 Union-Endicott-12 Ithaca-35 Syracuse North--6 Ithaca-40 Binghamton-0 Ithaca-39 Hornell-0 Ithaca+32 Elmira-12 POST-SEASON Ithacae- 7 Lakeland, Florida-7 -,.,.,gf 85 Egg..- EYZIEEIZIIEEEIlillillillilgglililliilliillillilillililillililmillilglil IT!!ENEEQEUlilIZIEJISBN!lZICillZElElElIZlEIIZllZlEllXlEill?.llEElEBlI13IElIZIE IEEEEWEEElilIElZIElIZllZlElEllEllElZllZlBlElElEIZlEElEillZll3.IElE5llZlEEliElElEElilIEEEE!I'SlZllEIEEElIZll'SlEIli.l1EElli!llZlEllXlIZilBlIElElElElE' Basketball Varsity basketball, after a slow start due to the late football season, went through the most successful schedule it has enjoyed in the past decade, with ten victories and four defeats. The climax of the season was the 32 - 31 victory over Elmira at Elmira. Syracuse North, a contender for the basketball championship of Syracuse, was handily beaten by the Red and Gold quintet, as were the Southern Tier Champions, Union- Endicott, in the latter part of the season. Augie Macali led the league's scorers with a total of 65 points, while Lefty Casciiotti and Kenny Gretzler were among the first ten in scoring. Those who received their insignia were: Richard Corgel, August Macali, Ronald Casciotti, Harold Kimball, Joseph Smith, Henry Johnson, Raymond Paetow, Kenyon Gretzler and Manager Robert McCormick. The 1934 season's schedule and scores were: Ithaca Elmira-18 Ithaca Cortland-24 Ithaca Union-Endicott-49 Ithaca-30 Binghamton-27 Ithaca- Corning North-25 Ithaca- Syracuse North-23 Ithaca- Seneca Falls-12 Ithaca- Elmira--31 Ithaca- Corning North--20 Ithaca- Cortland-34 Ithaca- Seneca Falls-22 Ithaca- Binghamton-19 Ithaca- Union-Endicott-22 Ithaca- Alumni-28 -.,.,gf 86 Ee..- illglillillilglillgl EELEEEEEEEEEEJEEKZEEEEIEJEEEIIEELIXIEKJIEEIIEIIZJEElillgillillillilEIEIXIIZIEIITSIEJIEEKJEIIZJEIEIEJIEVEJIEEEIIZ ZIEIIZI EEECQElillglilllillilillillilgliixiliiilliliillilgllillillfillillililliiE Ei!EBMEE181IEEEEEEIEEEEEEEEEEIEIXIBIEEEEEE V 335.1 Hockey The Ithaca High School Hockey team fared rather well, because of the fact that veterans returning from the previous year had had some experience. Although the weather forced the squad to work indoors at the beginning of th-e season, they were later able to work out on ice. The team lost only two games by large scores, and the oth-ers were won or lost by close margins. The boys were led throughout the year by Captain Clayton Smith, and were coached by Richard Crosby. The boys earning athletic insivgnias were Captain Clayton Smith, William Reed, Charles McElwee, Harry Dahmen, William Lee, Ernest Dahmen, Arthur Beddoe, Francis Stillwell, Robert Wiggans, Darrell Brown, and Manager John Wilcox. The 1933-34 schedule and scores were: Ithaca-4 Baldwinsville-O Ithaca-2 Clinton-16 Ithaca-2 Manlius-3 Ithaca-1 Skaneateles-2 Ithaca-1 Skaneateles-2 Ithaca-G Baldwinsvillefl Ithaca-4 Syracuse Vocational-0 -,,.,gf 87 tgp.- IZHZHZ lilglilillilliilifllglliilgliilliillillililil IZHXIEI lillilEll2iflElIXllElIElEllEl3lEllZlElBllEBJEXZlElIZ.llZllElEl?llEE EEIIEEEJEEQEBJEI lillilliillilillZllZllZlIillZilEEll3llEEElElEllEElZ'1lEEllZlEllXlE-i EE ElilgliliglillililEEREENEEEEEEQQIZJNEEEEEEEEEEE dm j AX,! ffl., Q f, . xii, f ,f fifty Girls' B sk tb II Captain .Y.........., ,.,A. S elma Sheheen Captain-Elect ...,,,.. ...., P auline Riley Manager .....,e..,,.......... ,,... B ettina Frost Assistant Manager ,.......e .,..e,..e,,..,......,,,.. E thel Skinner January 10-Cornell Freshmen January 31--Aurora February 9-Penn Yan February 14-All Hi February 21-Jacksonville February 23--Mynderse February 28-Horseheads March 17-Alumni The Girls' Basketball team faced an exceptionally hard schedule this last season. Besides the regular schedule, they had practice games with Union Springs, Blue Streaks, South Side Center, and Ludlowville. The squad will be milnus eight members through graduation this June. The group reporting to Coach Tallmadge next fall will be led by Pauline Riley, who was outstanding as a guard this past season. Those who were awarded letters were Selma Sheheen, Pauline Riley, Helen Terry, Jane Cobb, Josephine Howe, Mary Savage, Doris Heath, Edith Burtt, Mary Alice Smith, Edna Rightmyer, Bettina Frost, manager. --sal ss IEIIFLEIZE VQMEIIEIEEEEEBJIZIEIQENKEEINWWIIEWBmfrililgllililililillgliiillmliSlElEQl2QEllZlElZElXllF3lEIElIEU!EDililElElEEEEEIEEEEEEE ii! SPGRTS ,L Track While Coach Tatascore suffered a loss in the graduation of two hurdlers, William Knight and Richard Newens, and of Glen Guthrie in the sprints, and in the ineligi- bility of Frank, Howe, weight man, a squad of some seventy fellows, several of them returning lettermen, bolstered the hopes of the 1934 Ithaca track and field forces. Barrus and Franklin are leading mile candidates, with Moore not far behind. Alby seems the only 440 man capable of running the distance in good time. Gretzler, L. Gregg, Navarro and Saccucci are the sprint regulars, though Koshkin is develop- ing. Captain Wilkinson is the Red and Gold mainstay in the half-mile. H. Gregg and Johnson, 1933 point winners, are consistent in the high-jump. Stewart, Boochever, and Steve, as pole vaulters, are showing about equal ability, though Steve has ex- tended hifmself into the hurdles where he is trying to fill the task of carrying on in the place of Knight, former sectional champion. Solomon, Johnson, and Macali, all football regulars, bear the brunt of the shot and discus competition. Alby, Gretzler, and Navarro make up the nucleus of the relay quartet, with the choice of a fourth runner, a point of competition. The first competition was with Waverly, at Ithaca, on May 5. A week later the locals traveled to Endicott to run in the En-Joie Health Meet. Ithaca High School was represented in the Penn Relays, April 27-28, by a medley relay team composed of Captain Wilkinson, Alby, Gretzler, and Barrus. -..ggi 89 13.0- EERE! ElZllXllElR'IlZIZlEIZElI3llZllXllZlEElQllZlE1llElElElEEI1?l lilEElilIEIZIEIEYEIIZIEIEEEEEEEEEEEIZJEIIEEIEEIEEEJIZJEE Elilillillillilil lililgilliilillillglllillilillillillilillililillggiliIZIEIEEZE-UlillililliglEEEEEEEEBIEIillillillilillililliliillilglillilillilililililtiililillillili Baseball Despite a large turnout for baseball this season, Coach Pierce has had his troubles in finding the right combination. Lacking a strong squad of pitchers and having to face the loss of several outstanding members of the 1933 nine, the local mentor was compelled to develop inexperienced recruits. Some of those who did not return for diamond competition were Bob McNamara, Francis Stuart, Frank Howe, and Dom Rosica. Experienced players who were on hand at the first call were Augie Macali, catcher, Bill McCauley, short-stop, Ronald Casciottil, first base, Joe Navarro, Joe Smith, Joe Perko, outfieldersg and Hunna John, second base. While several candidates reported for mound work, results of early season work- outs revealed scant encouragement for a strong pitching staff. George Hagin and Swartwood turned in fair performances, while one newcomer, Jim Van Buren, ex- hibited a somewhat effective bit of twirling. Hagin and Swartwood, however, had experience on the 1933 squad, and thils fact gives them the call over Van Buren and Francis Hillick, another pitching recruit. The 1934 Schedule: April 23-Cornell Freshmen at Hoy Field April 27-Auburn at Ithaca April 28-'Cornell Freshmen at High School Field May 5-Seneca Falls at Ithaca May 11-Watkins Glen at Ithaca May 12-Auburn at Auburn May 19-St. Patrick's at Binghamton June 1-Ithaca at Watkins Glen June 2-St. Patrick's at Ithaca -.,,.,gf 90 Bat.- l 1 Mx W Xxx X U 91 WE aslc you to patronize these,ouradve'rtisers,wliose aid financially has helped to malce possible this publication. 92 Ee..- Companionahle are those portraits of your friends. You like to have them about. But those same friends would like to have a portrait of you. Have it rnade now. The Tompkins Studio 1138 -1 140 East State Street Omeial Photographer to the High Sehool Annual at at as The Atkinson Press Commercial Printing 'rn z ATKI NSON PRESS mucmun This Book is from Our Presses Established I9o6 IZ!-L-I26 South Tioga Street Telephone 2623 -. 94 E? ,- us wr no ow my 59 Comp ete Departments with Apparel and Accessories for Every Man and Woman in Tomploins County RO'l'HSCl-lllsD5'S lf itgs sports Wear .... ll it9s athletic equipment .,.0 ll it's QUAlLl'll'Y moderately priced that you want, then shop in our Seeond liiloor Sports Shop just about everything you want in sportswear, athletic equipment and sporting goods .... our own famous Cayuga brands as well as others you know mean plus quality. And we thinlc we're good judges of quality and value .... serving more than 700 schools, colleges and universities throughout the country keeps us on the alert for what's new at the prices you want to pay. Treman, King St Cot. State at Cayuga Dial 2333 -agif gym.- v Board nf Education l T' 'l .-I.. ........i. .w some ' 9. 5 H, -naqugnyq .35 0225 rg 2: -- - sag fn 32 'S nun. 2 do -.. aa .- E15 E 2: if noneaedg -3 5 ig B 1 .E E55 a e i l. L Surf -av BWUUIJ 2 of g ... pma il. SQ 1: sseuxanq gm ,, fa 3 .......1... 'lg A ig E-2 2 .. . M g snsusp -E it gg QE ln von I- S,- la ..1 5l15Ys9l :g az sg Sununoaov E .5 S 2 3 Hana 'J 45 NE Q Q , ...... n .1 . -- 2 -'EET' E 3:2 2 S we 3 5399! ..l. .l-. .I.... ..-1 ,, ,i ll Al , -as ,A 'S 32 va I :Xa smug - I fl 'SS AC ---1 Hao 5 I -' .. ,, 5:2 .,, ffm 5 . aa as A : .sax ,, ... u 9.-4: 2 ' 23 5 3513 ,, I -eo es muah. na 8 I 9.5 -- H I H -I 2, I 3 .5 ez' I 1 . : 2 Gm l li sssseig H A --'Em nog Www 3 .18 didn. Svuwds T52 Suwwa Et! 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R, A, Heggie Bro, o, jewelers fro 31934 ll, H. S. Class -A ag 98 J1-- Beautiful Elowers for Every Oeeasion from Prattls Elower Shop 214 East Seneca Street Crawford? DEPARTMENT STORE, line. TOS-T12 West State Street llthaea, N. Y. Feel at Home In This Store ANY women come every few days to look around the store. Many times they buy-sometimes they do not. But all are welcome. They wish to see the new merchandise as soon as it arrives and we are only too glad to show it. Our cus- tomers know we like to have them visit us and we try to make them feel at home. Smiling' courtesy iws the prevailing char- acteristic. And though you may not need any immediate purchase you will find us ever ready to display for you the newest arrivals in any department. We invite you to come and look around and inspect the lovely things of every kind, for we gather all this varied merchandise for you. llncorporated 1868 llTll-TACA SAVTNGS BANK 4 ' L ....,. 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A NEW MODEL CORONA S244-.50 The famous Corona Four which sold for years for 5560. only slightly modified. A practical, personal writing machine. Solid one-piece aluminum frame construction: capitals and small letters single and double spacing, and other features. Complete with carryinxr case. Come in and see this new Corona. J. E. VAN NATTA ITHACA -- CORTLAND The Flower ook Tie FJOIUCF S , M0l,t AI'li.Ytry Unilsilal Plants 106 North Aurora Street Turkey Hill Nursery, line. Floral Decorations a Specialty A Musical Department Store A reliable organization that has been serving you while you have been a High School student and that is now ready to help you along musical lines during your college career or in business life. lt has been our earnest desire to offer only merchandise of known quality and unquestioned reputation. That this policy is correct has been shown by the fact that we have served in one way or another, practically every High School student that has been interested in music. We wish to take this opportunity to thank you for your patron- age in the past and assure you of our desire to continue to serve you. Hicltey's Lyceum Music Store 105 - 109 South Cayuga Street Ithaca, New York --if 100 Bet-- Keen Students and thrifty Mothers say there are rnaryelous yal- ues to he had at PENNEYS You too can safve safely by shopping at ITI-IACA'S IFAMILY Why Pay More? for your Drug Store Needs You Always Safve Money STORE by Trading at TT Pahe Pharmae the Jo et. Penney If V C The Rexall Store os, Ineq. 154 East State Street 120 East State Street The Only Station in Ithaca for Rlehtleld Products GREASE JOBS OIL CHANGE RICHFIELD GAS DELIVERY OF YOUR CAR ONLY RICHFIELD STATION NEW MECHANIC SERVICE 'SERVICE WITH A SMILE All at Gordonis Gas Station Corner Fulton and W. Buffalo Sts. PHONE- DIAL 2008 Where Your Business is Appreciatedn Open 6 a. m. to IO p. m. AGENT - GENERAL TIRES Boys and Girls Have your Shoes Rebuilt hy IO- SEPH COSENTINI. We have one of the most up-to-date shops in the country. At your service. Boots altered by experienced boot makers. Bring your shoe worries to joe. lloseph Cosentini 217 East State St. Phone 9510 Work Called for and Delivered -wait 101 Fiat.- s 'viii ' r T' ,gifs ,553 .Q Qsiapgafi era' x fe- X 6' lg Qs vs' as ' Geac- g,35,1fgQ5,. 1 2, Pfam , l'. G:'-li l lllrh ., me V ' ' Say it with F lowers' ' hut Say it with Ours Every Event is an Occasion for Flowers - Birthdays, Anniver- saries, Holidays, Parties, The Sick Room, Home Decoration The Bool Floral Co., lnc. 2315 F. State St. Flower Fone 2758 Home Grown Flowers at Reasonable Prices Prescriptions When you hring your doctor's pre- scription to our drug store to he tilled you can depend on its heing handled hy graduate chemists and, further- more, on its ingredients lbeing fresh and pure. After it is filled, it is careful- ly recheclced to guard against error. We are just as careful ahout every- thing else we deal in. You will like our service. The Hill Drug Store 328 College Ave. The North Side Pharmacy 507 North Cayuga St. l.. H. and C. W. Daniels Congratulations to the Class ol: l934l from twaters -M 1 0,2 When Entertaining Ithaca HOIQH Entertain at Headquarters for Candylalmd ' Ro'rA.RY KIWANIS EXCHANGE ZoNtA Where everything served is of the best lthaca Advertising Tompkins County Shrine Cluhs '93 '23 NOTED FOR Excellent Food at sensible prices Ho P0 MarinOS9 PTUDO Prlyate Parties a specialty M57 N. Aurora St. FAMOUS DUTCH KITCHEN Ithaca, N' Y' Pleasant Rooms in a Strictly Modern Hotel . . .Whither goest thou? Many of you will seelc further lcnowledge in higher institutions of learning. Some will enter the husiness World, while others will answer the call to vocations. '6Whlther goest thoulmwlhe Class of 1934- has our sincere wishes for success and achievement in your chosen line. Norton Printing Company . . . . Where serwces are a habit --at 103 gas.- ,,, wwf 'la . ' 4, ,a ima... .t M Congratulations and I Best Wlshssll ro the Class nl: 31934 THE lP'UBl,lC MARKET William Knight -wif 104 Ea.- Y Autographs 74 f' M ' l0e.,L,le..0-.JU 6',4:C2w,fa,,,,w,,,m, 22 by QW my in Znipzdm g?,...,.f H Autographs -. ggi 106
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