Ithaca High School - Annual Yearbook (Ithaca, NY)

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General Council, The Brain TrusT of IThaca High School. Every second Monday, This organizaTion, composed oT The presidenT, Treasurer, and TaculTy adviser Trom each club, meeTs and voTes on The currenT problems oT our school liTe. Under The leadership oT Miss Clara S. Apgar, chairman, and George Peabody, sTudenT chairman, The council decides when various clubs may hold sales, dances, and oTher acTiviTies Tor raising money To carry on club programs. Everyone pays eager aTTenTion when Mr. Richard W. Willing, The Treasurer, reads The Tinancial sTanding of The clubs, and Miss EThel M. Doney, secreTary, reads The minuTes OT The Ias+ meeTing. A large varieTy oT social aTTairs sponsored This year included The Congress Ball, SporTs Club Dance, Congress-FaculTy baslceTball game, and Commercial Club Dance, as well as many, many cheerio , Tudge, and candy-covered apple sales. The ArT Club This year sold hand- Trimmed and leTTered calendars supplemenTing Their regular sales. A cerTain percenTage oT all The money earned is Turned over To General Council To use Tor anyThing which is necessary or desirable Tor The school. Through General Council, The high school is a paTron oT New York STaTe Sunday aT The Valley Forge Memorial Chapel. Maude Mclsaac composed The TribuTe This year To New York STaTe which was read aT The service oT March I3. Our council was inviTed To join wi+h oTher sTudenT councils in This parT OT New York STaTe in an inTer-school group. Because OT Technical diTTiculTies, The inviTaTion had To be reiused Tor The presenT Time. Bmw '7a.u4,z' 29

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94 I RW This year Tor The TirsT Time, represenTaTives Trom The Annual aTTended The School Press ConTerence sponsored by The School oT Journalism aT Syracuse Univer- siTy in November. Don Marks and Phyl STevenson exchanged yearbook ideas wiTh sTaTT members Trom all over New York STaTe, and incidenTally had a grand Time wiTh represenTaTives Trom oTher schools. Early in The year lisTs oT senior acTivi- Ties were collecTed. Senior picTures were all Tinally Taken aTTer much mad scurry- ing by Don and his Two assisTanTs, Phil Gibson and Dick Fricke. Mr. Tompkins was seen aT school almosT every nighT Tor abouT Three weeks caTching clubs in candid poses. All This Time The arT sTaTT had been working on layouTs and drawings Tor The book. Bob AbboTT, Jack Gourlay, Rose Vasse, and David Snyder did The job oT mounTing all picTures Tor The engravers. They can Tell you whaT Tun ThaT was. OT course, ClayTon Crandall had been busily obTaining adverTisemenTs, and as a resulT oT his work The Annual Board became a member oT The Chamber oi Commerce. ClayTon boughT a new collar so he could aTTend The meeTings and banqueTs wiTh The ouTsTanding business men oT This ciTyl Deadline daTes Tor The prinTer drew nearer and nearer, and Phyl, Mary STuTz. Kay Lyon, BeTh Smiley, and Bob Ladd checked on senior lisTs, club wriTe-ups. dedicaTion, and oTher maTerial, while Jack Young Took care oT The sporTs wriTe- ups. Doing some oT The mosT imporTanT work, buT also The leasT recognized were Helen Szabo, secreTary and head TypisT, and her assisTanTs, Barbara DavenporT, Lulu Emerson, BeTTy Ellen Soper, and Jane Bool. They Typed all oT The copy be- Tore iT was senT To The prinTer. All oT This developed around our communiTy Theme . The dedicaTion is To The Board oT EducaTion, since They represenT The link beTween The school and The communiTy, and The individual members represenT various inTeresTs in The viciniTy. The wind-up oT a year ThaT has been Tun, will come when The Annual meeTs The TaTTler aT The banqueT which will be given aTTer obTaining The ever-essenTial permission oT- 28

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Bell Bennelf Bickal Birch Bishop L. Blackburn R. Blackburn Bonlempi Bool Boronkay Bolsford Bradley Brokaw Brophy E. Brown Mary Louise Bell-4I2 We-sl Srale Slreef-choral club 3, 4 chorus 3, 4 commercial club 4 nomina- Jrion commillee 4 sporls club 2, 3, 4 Roger Dorn Benne'H'-RD. 5 Ilhaca-band 4 Iulure farm- ers ol America 2, 3, 4 William D. Bickal-Brookiondale-Iulure farmers of America 2, 3, 4 Juanifa Rae Birch-R. D. 2 Ilhaca-arf club 2. 3, secrelary 3 chorus I, 2 honor roll 2, 3, 4 iI'heI'a- eria 3, 4, secreiary 3 Ie cercle francais 3, 4, presidenr 4 Iegislaiive 4 le renclez-vous 2, 3 social commiflee 4 Ialiler 3, 4 Helen Lucile Bishop-702 Cliff Slreei-arf club 3 chorus 2 Leo Halene Blackburn-Slalerville Springs-home economics club 4 Ruih Marie Blackburn- Slareryille Springs-commercial club 4 home economics club 4 Eleanor F. Bonfempi-IOB Madison Slreel-chorus 3 commercial club 4 sporis club 2, 3, 4, secreary 4, numeral 3 Jane Bool-IO34 Wesi Seneca Slreel-annual 4 chorus I, 2 commercial club 4 honor roll I Ialfler 4 Mary Alice Boronkay-6lO Wes+Bu1CfaIo Slreel'-chorus 2, 3, 4 commercial club 4 honor roll I Glenn Roberf Bofsford-Jacksonville-band 3, 4 chorus 3, 4, 5 cinder paih 3, 4 ioolball 4 glee club 4, 5, presidenl 5 'rrack 2, 3, 4, Ieller 3, 4 John F. Bradley-502 Soulh Albany Sfreer- chorus I orcheslra I 2, 3 science club 4 +aH'Ier 2, 3, 4, co-business manager 3, circulalion man- ager 4 Ann Brokaw-503 Wesl Seneca Slreel-chorus 2, 3, 4 commercial club 4 science club 4 Allan C. Brophy-503 Norlh Tioga Slreel'-band I, 2, 3, 4, presidenl 4 chorus 3, 4 glee club 3, 4 orcheslra 3, 4 Edward H. C. Brown-Coddingion Road-baseball 4 baskeiball 4, manager 4 chorus I ilheiaeria 3, 4 30