Ithaca High School - Annual Yearbook (Ithaca, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 106 of the 1941 volume:

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Rgtlfga - Y- 42- 1-f if T ' ' 1 ,nw A f Hg' 'I-25 gnq qw .I 'i,1'h ,cf ' 'f f ,ITF ,sqm A ' vig , fy. . mow I The world's 21 stage and so's our school: Vlere actors one and all. We earnestly obey the rules Through winter, spring and fall. II 'l'he prompters of the play all know That we are hopeless kids. VVe're waiting for the Chance to show The genius which we've hid. III The actors and the actresses Most gen'rally do say That we have too much work to clo And no time left for play. IV S0 now's the time to show our stuff, For here the actls begun. VVe hope that when you've seen this play You'll like what we have done. 'Ti.r ren to one thi: play can never please All that zz-rn lzercg ,rome come to take their flfnrl ,flmfp an act or fwof, Nl 86116 P Ac'r Ac'r ACT PROLOGUIC DICDICATION PRODUCTION STAFF CAST OF Cl'lARAC'I'liRS u7fL9 726 I 'llimc Place Characters ll 'l'imc Place Characters III lime Place Characters after school athletic Held and gym rom ff of us. . 3:00-4:00 of an afternoon PATRONS AND PATRONFSSFS I 5 l here and there mont of us. from 8:30-2:50 . workshop . all of us. I O 1 Q . J' I ii D ii .WW D gg. D VVarren Lauhenstein LaFortune 'l'cnBroeck Farnsworth JJ. 5 lf, THE Senior Class, wish to express our gratitude to the members of 'lil-Ili fiUIllANCE DEPARTMENT of the Ithaca High School by dedicating our year book, The ,fl1m1mI, to them. By helping us to Find our place in the theater ol life, the Guidance Depart- ment has done much to make our play a huge success. Chairman of the department is lClwood A. l,al7ortune, Director of Guidance. 'llhe members of his staff include Oswald H. Lauhenstein, counselor for the seniorsg Miss Marion Warreii, junior counselorg W. Robert Farnsworth, head of the Placement Bureau and counselor for the sophomoresg and Miss Delphine Tenliroeclc, freshmen counselor. l6l M. LIEARY fi Miller Moore XVca1hc-thy Mungle Cook Kulp Leary Bull Boochevcr Ticknor Bama! of Zcfacalian C. I.. KUI,I'-SIIf7!'7'I'Hfflllffllf of Srlzoofx G. Louis L'00Kil,I'l'.filfl'IIf President of Ithaca Savings Bank NIAMIE C. Boociurzvrik CLYDE B. Mooiuc Housewife Professor of Rural Ifclucation, Cornell ,J . 4. DR. Hi4:i.lsN D. Bum. R' n',MUNf'Ij 1. I ' L Professor of Home lfconomics, Cornell V'Le'pwS'dCm of lilrst IN'm'm l Ban IQARL R. 'IQICKNOR Electrical Contractor ' Y Y Manager ol Leary Coal Lo. Ii. C. WicA'rH mow L' A- Mllfmfk Secretary-trczisurcr and Circulation Man- Proprietor lf G. Miller 8 Sons Paper Co. ager of American AQYICIIIILITISIH L71 Snprrffzlwiwfwzil of Sclzrmfx Ifkfxxx R. Buss, KS., MB. Prffzrfpnf A o l L V J Y' fi r XSSlS'l'AN'l'S 'IU 'l'HIi DIRICCTOR A JJ Gif ISI ' 1 if 11 y N pu, Mm QVIUTUKS, H'1'I'1'l111'y I'.1,m Flinirzl Vullcgm-, ILS. IDORIS 'lf NAIXQIQ, f1,v.fi,fra11r ,rz'r'1'f't111'y 'l'nisRiisA Wlss'l', p1'iuripf1l'.v fl,l',i'1A,ffl1PIf Vassar Cnllf-gc, .'X.B., Cornl-ll Uiiivcrsity, Ii.S If, A. i,AFok'rUNls. riff'-prizzfipril liniv. of Minnesota, HS., Culumlwin Univ., M X P Top Rose: HOWARD li. ANDERSON, Social Studies, B.A., Augustana Collegeg lVl.A., Uni- versity of Chicago: Ph.D., State University of Iowa. CLARA S. APGAR, Foreign Languages, A.B., Cornell University. RAYIVIOND ARNOI.D, Art, B.F.A., Syracuse University. ZELMA BECKER, lfnglish, A.B., State Teachers College, Greeley, Colorado: lVl.A., Cornell University. EDGAR lf. BREDBENNISR, Physical Education and Recreation. G.G., Reading Normal School, Cor- nell University lSpecial Certificatel. l'ilVlIl,IIi lVl. BROWN, lfnglish, A.B., William Smith Col- lege: lW.A., Cornell University. flliddlf Row: LAURA BRYANT, Director of Vocal Music, State College, 'lierre Haute, ludi- ana. ELTON A. BUTLER, Head of the lVlathematics Department, A.B., University of Rochester, lVl.A., Columbia University. LEONARD C. BUYSIE, lfnglish, A.B., University of Rochester. -IOHN CARLSON, Industrial Arts and Vocational Agriculture, B.S., Oswego Normal School. MAYERED CLAFLIN, Mathematics, B.S., St. Lawrence University. JOSEPHINE CONLON, Foreign Languages, A.B., Cornell Universityg lVl.A., Columbia University. Bottom Row: HELEN B. CORCURAN, Commerce, B.S., Keuka College. CLARENCE R. lDlXON, Director of Industrial Arts, B.S., University of Rochester. FTHEI. IJONEY, Commerce, B.S., lflmira College. HELEN DRAKE, Physical liducation, B.S., Boston University, Sargent College, l':MlVIA ROSE l'iI.l.l0T'l', Home Arts, B.S., Cornell University. W. ROBERT FARNS- WORTH, Director of Commerce and Director of Placement, Plattshurg Normal School, B.S., University of Buffalo, hl. S., Cornell University. Anderson Apgar Arnold Bredhenner Brown Bryant Butler Buyse Clatlin Conlon Corcoran Dixon Doney JP Elliott Farnsworth N 4 i , 2 5 un- '-' F sg. vi i t ll. t ,Nl l9l X7 Top Row: BERNICE FINCH, Director of Instrumental Music, Oneonta State Normal: M.B., Ithaca Conservatory of Music. ROYAL GILKEY, Science, M.A., New York State Teachers Collegeg B.S.A., Cornell University. ALFREI7 H. GROMMON, Head of English Department, A.B., M.A., Cornell University. MILDRED HAFE, Mathematics, A.B., M.A., Cornell University. MIRIAM B. IIAIVIPLE, Commerce, A.B., Flmira College. SHIRLEY P. HAWKINS, Home Arts, HS., University of Washiiigton. llliddlf Row: CAROLINE F. HooK, Nurse, Rochester Business School. JAMES F. Hux- TABLE, Industrial Arts, B.S., Cornell University. RALPH W. JONES, Director of Health and Physical lfducation, HS., VVesleyan University, MA., Columbia University. RAYMOND W. KANA, Industrial Arts, Oswego Normal School. MARGARET R. KENNFIIJY, Commerce, HS., lilmira College. ROBERT F. KINGSBURY, Science, HS., Bowdoin College. Bottom Row: FI.wooD A. LAFORTUNE, Vice Principal and Director of Guidance, HS., - University of Minnesota, M.A., Columbia University. DAYTON IJATHAM, Instrumental Music, B.S., Ithaca College. OSW'ALD H. LAUBENSTEIN, Foreign Language, A.B., M.A., Cornell Uni- ssar College. MARION C. LYNCH, Fng- JOHN A. MACK, Industrial Arts, B.S., Hample Hawkins Kennedy Kingshu ry Lynch Mack lvrfif I . . . 111 versity. MARIAN If.. LEARY, Director of Art, AB., Va , Ldglish, A.B., lilmira Collceg M.A., Columbia University. J f. M M.S., Cornell University. , . I 1, If-f' fl ' I , v ' I P ,VL J Finch Gilkey Grommon Half . ' Hook Huxtable jones Kana LaFortune Latham Lauhenstein Leary 5 f . f 4- ' ,. Nu I ,.. 10 I J v fha Top Rose: NIARY V. McAI,I,Is'rIcR, Ifnglish, AB., M.A., Cornell. S. CARoI,YN MARSII, Instrumental Music, MB., Ithaca College. Rum L. MILLER, Foreign Languages, AB., Syra- cuse University, M.A., Cornell University. CLARENCE D. IVIOSENIAN, Mathematics, AB., Hart- wick Collegeg M.S., Cornell University. AIJELINII NEWMAN, linglish, BS., Middlebury College. l'fI.I7AIzI-:'rII l'Ac:If:, Home Arts, BS., Cornell University. fllidzlff- Rose: ISIJVVARIJ I. PIIQRCIQ, Commerce, Director of Athletics, University of Maine. M IIARRY IJORTISR, Head of the Social Science Department, A.B., Hamilton College, .S., Cornell University. IfI,IeANoR M. PRA'I r, Commerce, I3.S., New York State College for 'Ileachers. FRANcIas MARGARI-:T RIQIIJY, Head of the Science Department, A.l3., M.A., Cornell University. VV. RICNIJICLI., Ifnglish, A.l3., Cornell University. MIRIAM Rimes, Cafeteria Manager, IIS., Cornell University. lfoftom Rove: IC'rIII5I. C. RoI:IsR'rs, Chairman of the Home Arts Department, BS., Uni- versity of New Hampshire: M.S., Cornell University. LILLY ROBINSON, Social Science, AB., Iowa State 'lieachers College, M.A., Columbia University. ICLSII-3 M. SARGE, Medical Inspec- tion, R.N., Buffalo General Hospital. MARY G. SAYERS, Commerce, HS., Syracuse Univer- sity. ISRHIJERICK H. Srurz, Social Science, AB., M.A., Cornell University. WAl.TFR NI. SYKIQS, Industrial Arts McAllister Pierce Rohe rts , Oswego Normal School. QLQZFQ? M a rsh I'oI'teI' Robinson Miller Moseman Newman Pratt Reidy Rendell Sarge Sayers Stutz Page Riggs Sykes 6 at U11 INA w- ' 3 . '-.l p R Tatascore Thrasher VanBuren VVarren VVatkins VVelch XXIllllIllII50ll VVood:uns York Top Row: JOSEPH VIWATASCORE, Physical Education, B.S., Ithaca College. rIlHELMA E THRASHER, Science, AB., lflmira College, B.S., New York State College for Teachers. M AsENATH VAN BUREN, Commerce, B.S., M.S., New York State College for Teachers. MARIAN L. WARREN, English, M.A., A.B., Oberlin College. MILDRED P. WATKINS, Social Science, ABA. V Cornell University. CATHERINE M. WELCH, Foreign Languages, A.B., M.A., Cornell University. Dorman Row: FLORENCE Wll,l.IAMSCJN, Foreign Languages, AB., Syracuse Universityg M.A., Cornell University. ELMER WooDAMs, Industrial Arts, Rochester Mechanics Insti- tute. IJLIVER M. YORK, Commerce, A .B., Colgate University, New York State College for Teachers. N0 PICTU RIC ROBERT H. BROAD, Director of Medical Inspection Department, A.B., M.D., Syracuse Universityg M.P.H., Johns Hopkins University. M. ISABEL MURRAY, Director of Dramatics. A.B., M.A., Cornell University. ROBERT A. SCIDNIORE, B.S., M.S., Cornell University. DIZLPHINIZ L. 'liENBROECK, English, A.B., Barnard College: M.A.,Columhia University. LAURA M. WARNER., Librarian, A.B., Wells College. E121 H0 2 A L ff ,, fwwf vp HF! 141V ll .4 A' ' . , QA 7jjQf ijj. Q1? 3 SMP , gif Q. .I ff' i g cf - X Xf 'X F lst row: Tommy Kane, Ray Tyler, Gladys 'I'horpe A - 2nd row: Mr. Huyse, Miss lirown, Mzlralyn XVinsor I Gffdzmfiancffq W For the first time in years, the president of our senior class, Ray 'liylt-r, was chosen on the first hallot. Other officers ol the senior class were: Maralyn Winsor, vice-presidentg Gladys Thorpe, secretaryg and 'lloininy Kane, treasurer. Miss Brown and Mr. liuyse acted as advisors of the class. im i ,U 'Xlcxzllulclg A. 'Xlc-xzlncler, R, Allen A nd V210 .-X rgetsingc 1' :X rnulml Arsenault Augustine A y rea Bailey Baker Bnldini B11 ld win B11 rnes Bal rtulu Baylor Baym- likllfll liezllwlalcy, R. S. liezxrclslcy, R. lieclw 1' lieelmr lic-nnctt. IJ. M Bennett, l. D. ,F Benson, C. . Benson, U. R, liergrun Blunvlw, M, IC. Iilanchc, N, K Blivk Bnrdelmet HOI'0llli1lj' Bowel' li rnlvlm' lirnwn, ll. I.. KF lirmsn, . ,. limwn, l'. lirnwn, S. In Brown, VV. F, BI'llf'Q' Buck Bull War I c, ff' lxliflhguse-r Bush ,f liuuscll l':1mpheII i'un5v.-fd 7 Cu pogroasi 'S Catlin Q Christie 5 9' 1 ' I fu rd Ca Ny Cal rnell U11 rncn Un rpentcx' Cilfiilllll Cemini 'lcchetli PJ 11-A- C'l'1 rk 6' . , ll. . X.. 'L v v L fa X N llurk, N. hi H Cleve-lrzncl cwllll' C'0lc'ggrova' C'm'cur:1l1 Curl c'llI'Il'igill D v C'ortr'igl1t, I,. E cx0llllII'f.'IIl1lll fox C'l'ispc'll Clllligllll C'ulver CllllllllillgS Ilnglxital Ilzllc, M. I.. l,1llt', R. l,ZlIIClllHlCh Dzmielx I,1lYl'llpUI'f Dawson Dc'Hc'H lk-Long DL-nnis l,t'xvl'Il 1:1 '7!w Pkqm AVIS ALEXANDER R.D. 3 Art Club 21 Sports Club 2,3,4 ROBERT ALEXANDER S20 North Cayuga St. Chorus 3 PHYLLIS L. ALLEN 317 VVest Court Street Future Teachers of America 4, Secretary4 MARILYN CLAIRE BALDWIN 110 Franklin Street Chorus 2,3,4g Der Deutsche Verein 2,3,4 BESSIE BARNES Slaterville Springs FRANK BARTOLO 608 VVest Green Street EMILY A. BAYLOR West Danby MARCH AND WB ' Chorus 2 'SUD Mile ct' MARGAIIET BAYNE Yl10l'Q'Cl 3-43 FIS 2.943 404 East Seneca Street ic Cl Rresident 4g ree Pills in a e 3, Wh ' .9 4' onor Not i ut he T 5 Bowli gislative 3,43 ergeant-at-Arms ' 3 Le Rendez-Vous Z,3,4 ROBERT LEIGH ARGETSINGER R.D. 2 Newfield Bowling 3,4 RAYMOND ARNOLD R.D. 5 CECILIA ARSENAULT Brooktondale ANTHONX' J. AUGUSTINE 311 Park Place Basketball 3,43 letter 4: Football man- ager 3,43 letter 45 Golf 2,31 letter 31 Basketball 2, numeral 2, Bowling 3 JAMES AVERY 119 Thurston Avenue RICHARD AYRES R.D. 4 Chorus 2,3,4g Football 2,35 Glee Club 43 Bowling 35 Track 2,33 letter 3 ELAINE M. BAILEY 11-l- Fayette Street H. CLYDE BAKER R.D. 4 Band 23 Chorus 2,3,4g Future Farmers of America 4, Glee Club 3,4, Tattler 3,4 DELIA BALDINI 411 North Albany Street Honor Roll 2,3,4g Bowling 4, Le Rendez-Vous 2,3,4g Orchestra, 2,3,4g Secretary 4, String Choir 3,4 BARBARA JEAN BEACH 110 Esty Street Chorus 1,2 RICHARD S. BEARDSLEY Coddington Road ROBERT BEARDSLEY 412 South Geneva Street MARIE BECKER 142 South Aurora Street Chorus 2,3,-l-5 Girls' Ski Club 4, Le Cercle Francais 2,3,4 WARREN BEEBE 301 College Avenue DORIS BENNETT R.D. 5 Chorus 1,2 IRENE DORA BENNETT StoneaQuarry Road Home Economics Club 1,4 CHARLES F. BENSON 619 NVest Court Street Intramural Basketball 3,45 numerals 3 ROBERT BENSON 217 Willard Way Band 2,3,4, 2,3, in Auburn Sr. High, Band letter 3 ROBERT T. BERCRUN 310 East Buffalo Street Band 2, Congress 45 Le Rendez-Vous 4, Tattler 4 I16l MARIE ELIZABETH BLANCHE 301 Cayuga Heights Road Chorus 33 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4g Legis- lative 43 Le Rendez-Vous 2,3,4g Presi- dent 4 NANCY KATHERINE BLANCHE 301 Cayuga Heights Road Chorus 3g Honor Roll 1,2,3,4g Legis- lative 45 Le Rendez-Vous 2,3,4g Treasurer 3, Vice-president 4 JAMES BLICK 415 North Albany Street Chorus 2,3,4, Intramural Basketball 3 HELEN DORIS BORDENET ' Varna Road Chorus 2,3,4g Future Teachers of America 2,3 JOHN BORONKAY 610 West Buffalo Street Art Club 45 Honor Roll 4 RUSSELL BowER 630 West Clinton Street Chorus 2,3,4 HELEN K. BRABLC R.D. 5 Home Economics Club 4, Honor Roll 2 HELEN BROWN 605 Willow Avenue KENNETH BROWN R.D. 4 Future Farmers of America Track 3,4 25.42 PEARL BROWN S17 Willow Avenue ClIorus 2,3,-l- SARAH LOUISE BROWN 108 Sunrise Road Science Club 4 WILLIAM F. BROWN R.D. 3 CHARLES R. BRUCE Ithaca R.D. 4 Intramural Basketball 25 Bowling 3,4 BERTRAND L. BUCK R.D. 1 Future Farmers of America 3,4,5g Dramatic Club 4,5 ALICE BULL 817 East State Street Choral Club 2, Chorus 3 7420 JOHN BURGESS 305 Linn Street Football 2,35 Intramural Basketball 4 JEAN ADELL BUsH Forest Home Drive Chorus 2,3,4 RUTH E. BUSSELL 205 Wyckoff Avenue Choral Club 3,4, Secretary-Treasurer 45 Chorus 2,3,45 Dramatic Club 45 Wurzel Flummery 45 Honor Roll 2,3,45 Legislative 3,45 Le Rendez- Vous 3,4 MIl,DRED CAMPBELL 528 West Green Street ELSIE CANFIELD R.D. 4 MARY CAPOGROSSI 323 West Court Street Chorus 25 Home Economics Club 45 Bowling 4 M , Ste 2691! B ball 34 Mgggggbazfggtte . . , l matic um 5 ' h a ' 5 - i 5 'c nee 2 E WILLIAM CAREY' Dunmore Place Baseball Manager 3, letter 35 Chorus 45 Der Deutsche Verein 45 Dramatic Club 3,45 What A Life 3, Wurzel Flummery 4, Nothing But The Truth 45 Glee Club 4 KENNETH CARNELL 116 West Green Street Le Cercle Francais 2,3 PATRICIA CAROCA R.D. 2 Chorus 35 Sports Club 2,3 LEONA CARPENTER 317 Hook Place Science Club 4 DOMINIC CASANO 628 West Buffalo Street Basketball 3,4,5, letter 3,4,5 BARBARA CATLIN 422 East State Street Chorus 2,3,45 Girls Basketball 2,35 Bowling 35 Sports Club 2,3,4 JOSEPH CENTINI Coddington Road Football 3,4, letter 3,45 Track 3 HELEN JANE CHRISTIE Forest Home MINA ELEANOR CICCHETTI 125 Prospect Street Cl:oral Club 3,45 Chorus 2,3,45 Tattler 45 Typist 4 HENRY L. CLARK 111 Worth Street NANCY LEE CLARK 940 East State Street Cboral Club 2,3,45 President 45 Chorus 2,3,45 Le Cercle Francais 45 Girl's Ski Club 3,4,5 Legislative 3,45 Science Club 3,45 Sports Club 25 Tattler 2,3 MALVERN ELMER CLEVELAND 205 South Titus Avenue MARY ALDREDA COLE West Danby Chorus 2,3,4 Rf'1BERT COLEGROVE Inlet Valley - LEO CORCORAN 324 North Titus Avenue Bowling 3,4 RONALD CORL ZOSM Center Street Chorus 2,35 Basketball 45 Boys Ski Club 2,3,4 DOROTHY CORTRIGHT R.D. 5 Art Club 45 Chorus 2,35 Sports Club4 LAWRENC I ELBERT CORTRIGHT M an Futureiearrners ot' America 2,3,45 President 4 ROGER COUNTRYNIAN 318 Linn Street FREDERICK Cox Coddington Road JEAN CRISPEl.I, Slaterville DOISIALD CULLIGAN 214 Prospect Street Baseball 45 Chorus 25 Football 3,45 Basketball 3,45 Bowling 3,4 l17l MARSPIALII CULVER 505 Elm Street Basketball 25 Chorus 2,35 Tattler 3,4 JOSEPH CUMMINGS 111 North Aurora Street JOSEPH JOHN DAGHITA 210 North Meadow Street Basketball 4, letter 45 Congress 3,45 Football 3,4, letter 35 Intramural Bas- ketball 25 Bowling 3,4 w MARIO DAINO 801 West Buffalo Street Football 2,3 'MARGARET LOUISE DA1.E 502 South Aurora Street Chorus 25 Fencing Club 45 Le Ren- dez-Vous 25 Science Club 4 ROBERT JEROME DALE 502 South Aurora Street Bowling 3,45 Science Club 2,35 Track 2,3 DOUGLAS DALI.ENBACH 102 Irving Place Der Deutsche Verein 2,3,4, President 45 Le Cercle Francais 45 Science Club 2,3,45 Track 2,3,4 RAYMOND DANIEI.S 417 Utica Street Baseball 2,3,4, letter 2,3,45 Football 2,3,4, letter 3,45 Basketball 25 Bowl- ing 3,4 DORIS E. DAVENPORT Brooktondale Home Economics Club 3,45 Le Cercle Francais 35 Sports Club 3,4 CHARI.ES M. DAwsON 624 West Seneca Street Chorus 2,3,4 WIL1.1S F. DIEBELI. R.D. 3 EVELYN GENE DELUNG Slaterville Band 45 Honor Roll 45 Ithetaeria 45 Science Club 4 ROGER DENNIS Forest Home MARIANO DEYCAZA 227 South Geneva Street itkvm ictrich Jixnn Durnizuly 'FICIA Dunhmn Iilxnu lin gd ll hl Ilrtzllwrunk F vc rhzl rt 'nirt'hild, C. iziirvhiltl, bl. Fzilcs F11 rnli mn Finlay Finney :iurentinn Tiahel, Bzlrlmzl Fishel, lim-tte Fitzpatrick Ford Frzmvia French Frith Frost Fu rniu n Unlmk fiZ!iiZlghC'l' Gnrside Gaston Gate, Uenutt Cicntur Georgian, Georgia, N. Uililws Giles Liilkey Cioldlielg' Gordon Drake, A. xl. Drake, M. C ..-, 'af . S . 'ff f i g s zi- . . F L mt x Q .N .r.. ' tw Q 1 ,iff I 1 ?,, ' .,, .: J ,fy , v'fw-.f'!'41 Ja Mr. as 3 , M . ,wt 5 N Qt W 'iii71:?'i f.. ... fav ,sf E is 0 f if ' -ff D ur tht ,S X .kt Q- 'S' .., . X Q K' 4 ,J xffr Us 3 I , AW , if , 3-:H 4, 52.6- Zm-wfif-iw ! E rf -ff' ,K if Ya' in -' 1. , Q . Q - 'ni-3 37 'f f' ff-L ,. .. Nu2 ,, A , ' -HJ. 'V p . YI XX 19 , I -vi if -S ., .- , ,, , 1 J, 5 ci. ' gf ...'!'...4 -L if f ' ,..- -XL 13 s ,I ,L 1 Gordon Greene, A. f:l't'Cl1t', M. Grey Urldlcy Hagan llnll llnllxnn Ilzxllstz-:ld HIHISIIZIXV Harder Hart Hutt llnwk I I eckrnal n Hernandez Ilile lline Hines Hoe-fer Holley Hulllsivl' lloltnn Hooks Iloopc' r I lorn llmve llowlnnal Huff Hughes lllston janscn jennings jillson jiottis johanson johns, joseph johns, julia johnson, U. johnson, M. johnson, R. jones, G. 7lw Pham BEVERLY DICKENS 805 Cliff Street Chorus 2 DOROTHY' DIETRICH 130 Blair Street Art Club 43 Choral Club 43 Chorus 3,43 Girls' Ski Club 43 Legislative 43 Le Renrlez-Vous 3,43 Science Club 3,4 RICHARD DONALD DIxON 609 Mitchell Street Chorus Z,3,43 Congress 3,4, Speaker 43 Dramatic Club 3,4, Vice-President 43 What A Life 33 Football 43 Glee Club 3,43 Honor Roll 2,33 Le Cercle Francais 3,43 Tattler 43 Track 4. EDXVARD CHARLES DORMADX' 126 Washington Street ALVIN DRAKE R.D. 4 Chorus 2 MERTON DRAKE R.D. 1 DONALD G. DRIER 127 Hyers Street Golf 1,2,3,4, letter 1,2,3,4Q Bowling 43 Hockey 2,3, letter 2,3 MA1'TIE DUCKETT 111 Cleveland Ave. MILTON DUNHAM 513 North Albany Street Chorus 2.3,4 RAYMOND DUNLAP Slaterville Springs MARY NANCY ELMO Pennsylvania Avenue Chorus Z,3,43 Dramatic Club 3,43 Tattler 3,4 CHARLOTTE SERENA ENGDAHI. 108 Cascadilla Street Band 2,33 Librarian 3, letter 23 Cheerleading 3,4, letter 3,4, Captain 43 Legislative 43 Orchestra Z,3,43 Librarian 43 Science Club 2,3 FRANCIS W. ESTABROOK 308 Lake Avenue RALPH J. EVERHAR'F Newfield Future Farmers of America 1,2,3Q Vice-President 13 Secretary 2 CHARLES B. FAIRCHILD West Danby JANICE FAIRCHILD West Danby Chorus 2,33 Le Rendez-Vous 3,43 Orchestra Z,3,43 String Choir 3,4 ROBERTA JEAN FALES 117 East Falls Street Chorus 2,3,4 THEODORE ERNEST FARNHATKI 1006 North Cayuga Street Chorus 23 Bowling 3 MARGARET ELLEN FINLAY 409 East Lincoln Street Chorus 2,33 Future Teachers of America Z,3,43 Vice-President 4 BETTY JANE FINNEY 121 West Court Street Le Rendez-Vous 4 JOSEPHINE FIORENTINO 623 West Buffalo Street BARBARA JEAN FISHEL Danby Home Economics Club 3,4 BETTIE JANE FISHEI. Danby Home Economics 3,4 HAROLD FITZPATRICR 220 Bryant Avenue NANCY' FORD 4 The Circle Choral Club 2,43 Chorus 2,43 Drama- tic Club 43 Honor Roll 2,43 Le Cercle Francais 2,3,4, Vice-President 43 Science Club 3,4, Secretary 43 Tattler 3,4, Associate Editor 4 EUDLJRA FRANCIS 307 Willow Avenue Art Club 33 Chorus Z,3,43 Home Economics Club 3,43 Secretary 4 CHARLES E. FRENCH 514 West Green Street Football 4, letter 4, Manager 43 Bas- ketball 2,33 Bowling 33 Track 2,3 DOROTHY P. FRITH 109 West Yates Street Art Club 43 Chorus 23 Honor Roll 43 Future Teachers of America 2,3,4 JACOUELINE FROST 403 Wyckoff Avenue Chorus 23 Honor Roll Z,3,43 Ithetaeria 3,43 Legislative 3,43 Le Rendez-Vous 23 Orchestra 2,3,43 Science Club 3,4, Secretary, General Council 4 IRENE ALBERTA FURMAN 207 North Plain Street Choral Club 2,3,43 Chorus Z,3,43 Future Teachers of America Z,3,43 Honor Roll 4 1201 SUSAN GABAK Biggs Memorial Hospital JEAN MARIE GALLAGHER 114 Stewart Avenue Art Club 2,3,43 Dramatic Club 2,3,43 Bowling 3,43 Le Rendez-Vous Z,3,43 Science Club 2,3,4 GLADYS EVELYN GARSIDE Odd Fellows Home Dramatic Club 3,43 Legislative 3,43 Orchestra 2,3,-4 MERWIN GASCON 311 Turner Place Baseball 33 Intramural Basketball 4 MARJORIE ELLEN GATES 410 East Tompkins Street PHYLLIS GENATT 208 East Yates Street Annual 4, Senior Assistant Editorg Chorus 13 Home Economics 4, Presi- dent 43 Le Rendez-Vous 2,33 Tattler 4, Typist 4 WIL1.IAM GENTER R.D. 4 Chorus 1,23 Future Farmers of Amer- ica Z,3,43 Track 4 Lots GEORGIA 601 East State Street Art Club 3,43 Honor Roll Z,3,43 Bowl- ing 33 Ithetaeria Z,3,43 Le Rendez- Vous 3,4 NATHALIE GEORGIA Forest Home, Ithaca Girls' Ski Club 43 Orchestra 43 Honor Roll 2,3,4 HEI-EN CHRISTINE GIBBS R.D. 1 Chorus l,2,3,43 Sports Cluh 3 EUGENE J. GILES 508 West Green Street Football 3,4,5, letter 4,53 Intramural Basketball 2,3 GEORGE JOHNSON GILKEY 701 Hector Street Chorus Z,3,43 Glee Club 43 Honor Roll 43 Le Cercle Francais 4 ESTHER GOLDBERG 105 South Meadow Street Chorus Z,3,43 Commercial Club 23 Home Economics Club 2,3 ALICE GORDON 410 Cascadilla Street Chorus 23 Intramural Basketball Z,3,43 Bowling 33 Sports Club 2,3,4, Numer- als 4 '7!1e fflaqfm HILDA GoRDoN 410 Cascadilla Street Art Club 3,4, President 45 Chorus 2,3 ANNE GREENE 513 South Cayuga Street Home Economics Club 4 MARION ARLENE GREENI2 612 WVest Clinton Street Chorus 2,45 Bowling 4 LAWRENCE GREY' 413 West Court Street Honor Roll 25 Bowling 3, 4 W AlRY GRIDLEY Coddington Road Charts 25 Science Club 3,4 JANET ANN HAGAN 320 The Parkway Choral Club 2.3,45 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Girls' Ski Club 3,4, Treasurer 35 Honor Roll 1,25 Le Cercle Francais 3.45 Legislative 3.45 Le Rendez-Vous 1,25 Orchestra 2,35 Science Club 45 Tattler 2,3,4, Business Manager 4 JENNIE HALL 201 Third Street BETTY HAI,I.AN'I 509 North Cayuga Street Bowling 45 Le Rendez-Vous 45 Science Club 45 Sports Club 3,4, Secretary 4 RICHARD HALLSTEAD 608 South Plain Street Honor Roll 2.35 Le Rendez-Vous 3,45 Track 2.3,-4, Letter 3 FRANK HANSHAWV North Triphammer Road IRENE HARDER 412 East Marshall Street JoHN FRANCIS HART 118 West Green Street RUTH HECKMAN Forest Home JosE HERNANDEZ 515 East St te tr t ARRAINE FRA CES HII.E 200 Delaware Avenue Der Deutsche Verein 3,45 Girls' Ski Club 3,45 Science Club 2,3,4, Treas- urer 4 M1Tl.VIN RICHARD HINE Newfield JEANNE L. HINES 207 Delaware Avenue Choral Club 3,45 Chorus 2,3,45 Honor Roll 2,3.45 Le Cercle Francais 3,45 Legislative 3,45 Science Club 4 ALBERT HOEFER JR. K 113 Brandon Place L Cheerleading 3 ,Lp FRANCIS EUGENE HCJLLE1' R.D. 5 HOWARD HOLI.ISTER VVest Danby WALTER B. HOLTON 120 White Park Road Basketball 3,4, Letter 4, Manager 45 Football 45 Intramural Basketball 1.2.3.4: Tennis 3,45 Track 2,3,4, Let- ter 3,4 RICHARD QJRNELL Hooks Coy Glenn Road Der Deutsche Verein 3,45 Honor Roll 1 THEODORE HOOPER 530 Hudson Street Boys' Ski Club 2,3,4 JAINIES HORN 119 Stewart Avenue Band 2.3.45 Chorus 45 Glee Club 45 Honor Roll 35 Orchestra 2,3,45 Senior LILLIAN V. HUGHES R.D. 3 Band 4 ELEANUR GERTRUDE II.I.sToN 511 VVest Clinton Street Choral Club 2,3,45 Chorus 2,3,45 Honor Roll 2,45 Le Cercle Francais 3,4, President 45 Future Teachers of America 2,3,4, Librarian 4 RUBY JANSEN Etna Le Rendez-Vous 3,45 Honor Roll l,3,4 NoRIy1 ROBERT JENNINGS 11 st Falls Street M Y JILLSON 8 orth io Street rt I 45 a Club 3,45 Hon ll 15 wli g 35 Science Qknb ,3,45 Spor Cluv 3,45 Tattler 2,3,4 CoNsTANTINE J. JIOTTIS 313 Willow Avenue WILLIAM S. JoHANsoN West Danby Art Club 35 Baseball 45 Football 45 Letter 4 JosEPH JOHNS 617 Caseadilla Street Basketball I JULIA JOHNS 617 Cascadilla Street Chorus 2,3 GRAHAM LINTZ JoHNsoN S12 Hanshaw Road MYRTLE EVAN JOHNSON 411 South Plain Street Chorus 2,3 Annual 4, Sports Editor5 Baseball Xigmliwct Committee 4 ' f' 1- f f' 7 1,2.3,4, Captain 4, Letter 2,3,45 Bas- ' i ' 6ajff,Z!,f '-f ROBERT JOHNQUN ketball 2,3,4, Letter 3,45 Congress 45 , PAU . . HowE f' . ' Football 2,3,4, Letter 3,4 175 HY! asc ma Park 313 Cascadllla Street MARIAN HATT 304 East Lincoln Street Cl-1ARI.ES D. HAWK 327 Pleasant Street Chorus 1,2 HOWARD HowLAND 115 Giles Street A1.FREDA M. HUEF 220 Lake Avenue Art Club 45 Chorus 25 Bowling 4 l21l Basketball 3,4 GRANT JONES Spencer Road Baseball 2,3,45 Letter 3.45 Football 2,3,4, Letter 45 Basketball 3,45 Bowl- ing 3,4 um-s, Il. R. ones, M. E. -loncs. O. 'lUllCS, ili. R. Ka iw Kvck lennurcl limlwlc Kimplc King, li. M. King, M. l.. Klinwk kimpp, bl. F. inupp, I,. ll. Korn n mini K rist Krupns Kulp ,antvy ,envli I,l iib5' I,6mmrcl Lconi Lew i s .ongo .oreti h1Z1CCI'll Maloney Mnrinn Marsh Aa ralmll Hlzlsscy Nlzllthe-wa MCc'l'Hl'k6Il MCEIWGL' McFall Aclszizin' r1CN1ll1lZl ru Messick, Ii. M Messick, IJ. Mn-yn iXiiCI'il1flIi X94 my Q VU' M mix F A' U I U21 5 W 3 V 5 1 . Fil -na - , -fam K . ' HF X x Af ,Q x . 5 1 3 J . .f x . 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Plll'I4'l' I 33 1 4 '7!w Pham HIERMAN JONES 132 Cleveland Avenue Band 2,33 Chorus 23 Drum Major 2 MARGARET ELIZABETH JONES 315 College Avenue OLIVER JONES 319 Ithaca Road TRACY ROBERT JONES 213 First Street THOMAS JOHN KANE 108 Sears Street Basketball 3.43 Congress 3.43 Football 3.4, Letter 43 Golf 23 Bowling 43 Track 1.2.3.4, Letter 2,3,43 Treasurer of Senior Class 4 WILLIAM P. KECK 317 SOIItb Meadow Street Baseball 2' Intramural Basketball 2,3,43 Bowling 3,4 ANNE KENNARD 701 VVyckoff Road Honor Roll 1,2,3,-43 Ithetaeria 3,43 Le Rendez-VoI1s 1,2,3,4, Secretary 2, Presi- dent 33 Orchestra 2,3,43 Concertmeis- ter 4: String Choir 3,43 Invitations Committee 4 oph, veklkxi C0 X sgxbAISY INIBLE 71 North Cayuga Street THOMAS L. KIMBLE 119 Park Place Band 32 Clnorus 2,3,43 Glee Club 43 Ithetaeria 3,4. Secretary 43 Science Club 3,43 Tattler 4, Sports Editor 43 Senior Nominating Committee 43 Ski Club 43 Senior Frolic Committee 4 FLOYD A. KIMPLE 604 Cliff Street Bowling 3,4 BARBARA M. KING 306 South Meadow Street Bowling 3,4 MADEI,EIN1E LUIS KING 119 Ithaca Road Band 2.3,43 President 43 Chorus 23 Girls' Ski Club 3,43 Honor Roll 2,3,43 Ithetaeria 23 Le Cercle Francais 3,43 Legislative 43 Science Club 3,43 Vice- President 43 Chairman, Senior Ban- quet Committee 4 JEANETTE KLIMER 107 Cobb Street Art Club 2 JOSEPH FRANCIS KNAPP 112 Park Street Band 2,3,4,S3 Baseball 4,53 Letter 4,53 Basketball 2,3,4,53 Bowling 4,5 LELAND KNAPP Trumansburg R.D. 1 Future Farmers of America 1,2,3,4 JOSEPH J. KOMAROMI 106 Washington Street Honor Roll 2,3 JOHN KRIST 107 S0l1fh Aurora Street Annual 3,43 Art Editor 43 Art Club 3 JOSEPH KRUPAS 515 Hector Street Chorus l,2,3,4 ROBER1' R. KULP 123 Renwick Drive Baseball 3.4, Letter 43 Chorus 2,3,43 Congress 43 Football 3,4, Letter 43 Glee Club 2,3,4 WIl.I,IAM J. LANTZY 524 South Albany Street Basketball 2,33 Bowling 33 Tattler 43 Track 2,3,4 ALTHIEA VIRGINIA LEACH R.D. 1 SARAH JOSEPHINE LEIBY 309 Stewart Avenue Der Deutsche Verein 2,3,43 Treasurer 43 Honor Roll l.2,3.43 Basketball 2.3,43 Bowling 3,43 Le Cercle Francais 3.43 Legislative 4: Le Rendez-Vous 1.2: Sports Club 3,4 CHARLES E. LEONARD 127 Hyers Street Track 3,4 CHARLES LEONI R.D. 2 Boys' Ski Club 4 ELEANOR VIRGINIA LEWIS 401 Linn Street Chorus 2,3,43 Sports Club 2,3 ANTHONY LONGO 143 SoutlI Aurora Street ELIZABETH B. LORETI 210 East Falls Street Dramatic ClIIb 3.43 Art Club 33 Chorus 2,33 Legislative 3,43 Tattler 23 LOUIS ANTHONY MACERA 204 South Corn Street DUANE MAINE 214 South Corn Street MARY KATHLEEN MALONEY 302 South Albany Street Art Club 33 Ithetaeria 43 Science Club 3,4 l24l WANDA JEAN MARION R.D. 4 Chorus 2,3,4 EDNA MAY MARSH 415 East Lincoln Street Chorus 23 Honor Roll 2,3,43 Le Ren- dez-Vous 43 Future Teachers of Am- crica 2,3,-1-, President 4 JOHN KENNETH MARSHALI. 303 West Seneca Street Congress 3,4, Secretary 43 Honor Roll 2,3.43 Ithetaeria 2,3,43 Le Cercle Fran- cais 3,4 LOUIS M. MASSEY Klinewoods Road Chorus 1.2,3,43 Congress 43 Glee Club 1.2,3,43 Honor Roll 1,2,3,43 Le Cercle Francais 4, Treasurer 43 Boys' Ski ClI1b 4 LUCIl,LE A. MATTHENW'S 121 Cascadilla Street Choral Club 43 Chorus 2.3,43 Girls' Ski Club 43 Le Cercle Francais 3,43 Legislative 3,43 Le Rendez-Vous 23 Science Club 3,4 HARRIET MCCRACKEN 524 West Clinton Street Chorus 23 Basketball 2,3,43 Bowling 3,43 Sports Club 2,3,4, Numeral 3, Monogram 4 NEALE J. MCELWEE Trumansburg ERNEST RODNEY MCFALL 110 VVest Clinton Street Congress 43 Football 23 Bowling 3.4 ROBERT MCISAAC 107 Hudson Street Annual 4, General M3H3gCfQ Band 2.3.43 Der Deutsche Verein 43 Honor Roll 2.3,43 Orchestra 2,3,43 String Choir 4 I FRANCIS MCNAMARA 408 Center Street BETTY MARIE MESSICR 509 North Cavuga Street I'l0l'llC Economics ClIIb 4 DONALD MESSICIQ 509 North Cayuga Street Track 3 CHARLES MEYN 108 Hancock Street DraInatic Club 43 Bowling 3,4 EDWARD FRANCIS MICCINATI 220 Washington Street Football 3,4, Letter 43 Basketball 2,3: Bowling 3 '7!w Pla-qwm JOSEPH MICHAEI. 417 Cascadilla Street MIKE MICHAEL 417 Cascadilla Street CHARLOTTE ESTHER MIl.I,ER R.D. 4 Band 1,2,3,43 Chorus 1,3,43 Basketball 1,2,33 Bowling 3,43 Sports Club 2,3,43 Tennis 3 MARY LOUISE MILLIMAN 522 Wyckoff Road Chorus 2,33 Girls' Ski Club 3,43 Honor Roll 1,23 Legislative 3.43 Le Rendez- Vous 2,3,43 Science Club 43 Tattler 2,3,4 RAYMOND MION 716 West Court Street MARII.1'NN MISCA1,L 114 Parker Place Art Cluh 2,33 Dramatic Club 43 Leg- islative 43 Science ClIIb 2 J. TRUITT MOEHRINO 317 East State Street Fencing Club 4 CATHERINE E. MOORE 702 North Tioga Street Wurzel Flummery 43 Honor Roll 2,3,43 Ithetaeria 2,3,4, Treasurer 33 Le Cercle Francais 3,4, Secretary 43 Science Club 43 Sports Club 33 Tattler 3,4, Circulation Manager 43 Senior Frolic Committee 43 Dramatic Clllh 4 MARY LOU MOORE VVillseyYille Home Economics Club 2,3,4 RICI1'IARD ALAN MKJRDIJFF Mecklenburg Road Orchestra 1,Z,3,43 String Choir 3,43 String Quartet 4 NICK MOSE 114 Allen Street ELAINE MOSER South Lansing lVIARY J. Moses 211 Cleveland Avenue Chorus 2,3 HEl.EN MUENSCHER 1001 Highland Road Der Deutsche Verein 43 Honor Roll l,2,3,43 Ithetaeria 3,4, President 43 Le Cercle Francais 1,2,3,4 CHARLES MULKS Slaterville Springs MARY' CATHERINE MULLEN 410 West Court Street Home Economics Club 3,4, Treasurer-4 MARY NAZER 416 North Plain Street Home Economics ClIIb 3,4 JAMES NEFERIS 205 Dryden Road Congress 3,4. Deputv Sneaker 43 Foot- ball 3,43 Basketball 2.3.43 Bowling 3,43 Le Rendez-Vous 43 Track 2,3 DONALD E. NEWHART 205 South Meadow Street CALVIN NEWMAN R.D.2 Chorus 23 Congress 43 Science Club 2 DORIS NEWMAN RD. 5 MAR1lJN NEXVMAN R.D. 5 DtlRt1T1IX' JANE NICHOLAS 405 North Albany Street Chorus 1 THOMAS E. NORTON 212 South Hill 'Terrace Band 23 Chorus 2,3,43 Glee Club 2,3,43 Bowling 3 DOROTHX' ODELL 105 East Marshall Street Cl'orus 2,3 ANNA OLSEFSK1 East Lake Road Honor Roll 1,2,33 Science Club 2 IDA CATHERINE O'NEILL 215 Wood Street Honor Roll 3 MARY ONG 324 East State Street Art Club 43 Horne Economics Club 4: Honor Roll 2.3.43 Le Rendez-Vous 3.43 Science Club 3,43 Future Teachers of America 4 ROBERT O,ROURKE 270 Sunset Drive CLARA THERSA ORZINO 608 Hancock Street JOHN CURTIS OSBORN 303 North Aurora Street Band 2,3,43 Chorus 2,3,43 Glee Club 2,3,4, Leader 43 Honor Roll 2,33 Ithetaeria 2,3,43 Orchestra 2,3,4, Presi- dent 43 Tattler 43 Track 2,33 Ski Club 2,3,4, Letter 3,43 Science Club 2,3,4 E251 lVIAR.IORIE W. PAGIE 108 King Street Choral Club 3,43 Chorus 3,43 1211111121- tic Club 3,4, 'Treasurer 43 VVhat A Life 33 Honor Roll 2,33 Le Cercle Francais 43 Legislative 3,43 Science Club 43 Tattler 2,3,4, Associate Editor 3, Editor-in-Chief 43 Senior Nomin- ating Committee 43 Senior Publicity Committee 43 Senior Frolic Commit- tee 4 JENNIE A. PARENTI 307 North Meadow Street RICITARD LEROY PARKIN 215 King Street Band 2,3,43 Dramatic Club 23 Bas- ketball 33 Track 3,43 Intramural Basketball 2,3 ROBERT PARR 207 VVater Street RUTH PARR 539 VVest Clinton Street NORMA ARLENE PERCE R.D. 2 Honor Roll 2,33 Parish High School, Parish, N. Y. JOHN MERRI'FT PERKINS 212 Hanshaw Road Track 3,4 PETER L. PESULI 526 North Albany Street Annual 33 Baseball 4: Congress 3,43 Football 43 Honor Roll 2,3.43 Basket- ball 3,43 Bowling 43 Ithetaeria 2,33 Le Cerele Francais 3,43 General Coun- ril President 4 GERTRLIDE PHINNIEY Brooktondale NIAXINE HAZEL PICKERT 5 Mile Drive CLAYTON POOLE R.D. 1 Chorus 2,3,43 Football 13 Basketball 1,21 Track 13 Letter 1 BARBARA PORTER 313 Farm Street Chorus 2,43 Fencing Club 43 Basket- ball 2,43 Bowling 43 Sports Club 2,-4, Treasurer 23 Secretary of School, Hopkinsville, Kentucky ISABEI. G. POYER R.D. 3 Art Club 3,43 Chorus 1,23 Le Rendez- Vous 3,4 'ritrhard Kahn Randolph Reed, hi. li. Reed, S. A. Reynolds ' 'hlev xi D K9 Richairds Roher,.fO Rnhiniehn Gyl . tg' Roelll, H. AU-' Rollins ,3 ' Jl 'fgfi'i Ruane xl L Q Rumscy, B. j. Rnmsey, li. ll. Rumsey, R. C. Sncchi, AI Sacchi, R. Salino Sarsfield Schneider Schroeder Schutt Scofield Seaman Sears ,Selover Sepos Shafer Shannon Sharp Shaw Sherl'ield Shepard w L. 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XV:lsI1ingl nn I Ilffzlny, ,'X. :X f ' -63 . ' 'S '7!w Plaqwr Aa A-fs GORDON PRITCHARD 'lv 205 Parkway Band 2,3,45 Chorus 2,35 Congress 45 Glee Club 35 Basketball 3,45 Orches- tra 45 Tattler 3,4 MARGARETE RAHN 107 Maple Avenue Art Club 45 Der Deutsche Verein 3,45 Vice-President 45 Bowling 45 Orches- tra 2,3,45 Science Club 2,35 String Choir 4 ROBERT FITZ RANDOLPH 1010 Triphammer Road Cheerleading 45 Der Deutsche Verein 2,3,45 Dramatic Club 25 Fencing Club 45 Honor Roll 1,2,3: Basketball 45 Bowling 45 Science Club 25 Tennis 1,2,3,45 Boys' Ski Club 4 MARGARET B. REED 432 Mitchell Street Choral Club 3,45 Chorus 3,45 Girls' Ski Club 35 Legislative 3,4, Vice- President 4 SALLY REED 214 Wait Avenue Choral Club 45 Chorus 45 Honor Roll 2,35 Legislative 3,4, Treasurer 45 Le Rendez-Vous 2 BARBARA JANE REYNOI.DS 415 South Geneva Street BARBARA JEAN RUMSEY R.D. 3 Chorus 1,2.5 Le Cercle Francais 45 Orchestra 45 String Choir 45 Future Teachers of America 4 BERNARD RUMSEY 101 Valley Road Band 2,3,45 Chorus 45 Congress 45 Glee Club 45 Orchestra 2,3,45 Science Club 3,4, President 45 Track 25 Ski Club 3,4 ROBERT CLIFFLJRD RUMSEY R.D. 5 Track 4, Letter 4 JOE SACCHI 208 First Street Football 1.2: Basketball 2,3,45 Bowl- ing 3,45 Track 3,45 Soccer 25 Cross Country 3 RICHARD SACCHI 208 First Street Dramatic Club 35 VVbat A Life 35 Basketball 3,45 Track 2,3,4 ROBERT SALINO 305 Esty Street A. CHESTER SARSFIELD JR. 207 West Green Street Band 2,3,45 Der Deutsche Verein 4 IVAN JAMES SCHNEIDER JOSEPH P. RIBLEY R.D. 4 206 University Avenue Lv Rffndel-VOUS 3,4 Congress 45 Honor Roll 2,3,45 Bowling 5 4 45 I.e Cercle Francais 45 Tennis 3V EUNICE SCHROEDER . . 3 PAUL RICHARDV ' Chorus 23: Home Economics Club 55 zss cmt street 0,5 Honor Roll 3,5 MARY ROBERTS 112 VVest Tompkins Street Chorus 2 BRUCE RlJBINStJ 333 Center Street Chorus 2,3,45 Glee Club 2,3,4 HARVEY ROEHI. M - 109 Oxford Place Annual 4, Business Manager 45 Band 2,3,45 Der Deutsche Verein 4 DORIS ADELE ROLLINS Brooktondale Science Club 2,3 JAMES RUANE 507 West Green Street Basketball 2,3,4, Letter 3,4, Captain 45 Congress 45 Football Manager 3, Letter 35 Basketball 15 Bowling 35 Track 3,4, Letter 3,4, Captain 4 - MOTOR Sconii. 11143, 'iff 'f' MARY' ALICE SCHUTT 109 Summit AvenI1e Ch01'llS 2,3,45 Home Economics Clubl EDWIN A. SCOFIELD Groton Le Rendez-Vous 4 DOMINIC R. SEAMAN 715 West Green Street Intramural Basketball 2,3,4 EDITH SEARS R.D. 3 Honor Roll 1,2 ELSIE SELOVER 17 East Avenue Chorus 35 Der Deutsche Verein 3,4 IDA SEPOS 316 Third Street Honor Roll 1,2 E281 V. REBECCA SHAFER 133 Linden Ave. Bowling 35 Science Club 3,4 MARGARET MERRILL SHANNON 515 North Tioga Street Honor Roll 45 Legislative 45 Science Club 45 Tattler 45 Future Teachers of America 4 MARYLIN BERNICE SHARP 303 Cornell Street Chorus 2,3,45 Girls' Ski Club 3,45 Honor Roll 45 Bowling 3,45 Orches- tra 2,3,45 Sports Club 3,4 KATHERINE C. SHAW 315 North Geneva Street Art Club 3 SHIRLEY MARGARET SHEFFIELD 409 Willow Avenue Art Club 3,4, Secretary 45 Chorus 2,3,45 Honor Roll 2,3,45 Le Cercle Francais 3,45 Orchestra 45 Future Teachers of America 2,4 BEVERLY GENE SH EPARD 117 Hudson Street Chorus 3,45 Honor Roll 2,35 Le Cercle Francais 45 Science Club 45 Future Teachers of America 2,3 MARY JANE SINCEBAUGH 309 South Plain Street Chorus 2,354 ROBERT W. SRILLING 414 East Marshall Street Bowling 3 BEVERLY SKINNER 118 First Street JOHN E. SLADE 102 Oxford Place Iorus 2,3,45 Der Deutsche Verein 2,3,4, Secretary 45 Tennis 2,3,4, Let- ter 3,4 MARION HELEN SLATER 217 Auburn Street Annual 3,4, junior Assistant Editor 3, Editor-in-Chief 45 Chorus 2,3,45 Home Economics ClIIb 3,4, President 45 Honor Roll 2,3,4 GARDNA SLOUGHTER Slaterville Springs Commercial Club 2 ALBERT SMITH 307 Auburn Street ELEANOR MARGARET SMITH 225 Ridgedale Road Art Club 45 Choral Club 3,45 Chorus 2,3,45 Dramatic Club 3,45 Suppressed Desires 45 Girls' Ski Club 3,45 Honor Roll 25 Ithetaeria 45 Legislative 45 Science Club 45 Tattler 3,45 Associate Editor 4 1 Cayuga '7!w Piqua HOWARD SNYDER JR. 614 South Albany Street BIRCHARD STEELE Coddington Road Chorus 2,3,45 Football 2,35 Track 2,3,4, Letter 3,4 DORIS JEAN STEI RG C l or us 4 mit A 1 ure I TII I 221 Linn Street Bowling 4 CONCETTA STRANGIS 508 North Meadow Street EDWARD STRITE R.D. 2 Chorus 15 Track 3 ELEANOR KATHLEEN STRUM 101 Linn Street Choral Club 2,3,45 Chorus 2,3,45 Honor Roll 2,3,45 Le Cercle Francais 3.45 Orchestra 2.3.45 Science Club 2,3, Secretary 35 String Choir 3,4 WILl.IAM J. STUART Slaterville Road Bowling 3 ROBERT LoUIs SULLIVAN 423 Mitchell Street JEANNE PHILIPPINE SWITZER 918 North Cayuga Street Art Club 3,4, Vice-President 45 Honor Roll 3,45 Ithetaeria 3,45 Orchestra 2,3,4, Assistant Concertmeister 45 String Choir 3,45 Furture Teachers of America 4 EMILY VIRGINIA SYFIIAX 111 First Street Chorus 253,45 Cheerleading 4, Letter 45 Intramural Basketball 2,3,45 Bowl- ing 45 Le Cercle Francais 45 Legis- lative 45 Le Rendez-Vous 2,35 Sports Club 2,3,4, Numerals 3, Points Chair- man 4, Letter 4 MERYL Lols TERRY 122 West Court Street Chorus 2,3,45 Ithetaeria 2,3,4, Vice- President 45 Le Rendez-Vous 2,3,4, Treasurer 4 CARLETON JOHN TERNVI1.I.EGAR R.D. 4 Football 45 Future Farmers of Amer- ica 3,45 Intramural Basketball 2,3,45 Track 3 50 e I' I u It ,4 I Xa C Iilx Il 1 05 l ' 'Q . ' sl I ,Se' l, -2 ? a er 51- I-1 ,4 4 5 ,45 B 5' 5 L0 1 ft'x.l . ' a 'Xa - 'i 2, I- 1' , EL. BARBARA BRAGAW THAINE 115 Hudson Street Chorus 2,3,45 Honor Roll 3,45 Ithe- taeria 2,3,45 Le Rendez-Vous 2,3,4 ERNEST E. THOMPSON JR. Brooktondale Future Farmers of America 2,3, Vice- President 2 KEITH G. THOMPSON 518 Hector Street and 2,3,45 Bowling 3,45 Orchestra ,4 BARBARA THORFE R.D. S GLADYS THORPE 103 East Spencer Street Annual 4, Secretary, Typist 45 Cheerleading 4, Letter 45 Honor Roll 35 Intramural Basketball 2,3,45 Bowl- ing 45 Sports Club 2,3,4, Manager of Industrial Sports 3, President 4. Letter 4. Numerals 35 Secretary of Senior Class 4 ALICE TIFFANY South Lansing ORRA TIFFANY South Lansing Chorus 2,3 HELEN TODD 243 Floral Avenue MII,TON R. TODD West Danby Future Farmers of America 2,3,45 In- tramural Basketball 3 DONALD TOMPKINS 125 Farm Street Baseball 2,45 Chorus 25 Intramural Basketball 2 ANGELINA RosE TDRCHIA 310 Park Place ELIZABETH TREMBLAY 114 Dey Street Home Economics Clu 25 Bowling 35 Sports Club 3,4 kv ni V A ROBERT . TROUSDALEW 102 Northway Road 'X Band 2,3,45 Orchestra 4 3 RUTH L. TUBBS 505 Utica Street Chorus 2,3,4 EVELYN U. TUCRER R.D. 3 l29l JUANITA JEAN TUCKER R.D. 3 Home Economics Club 4 RAYMOND TYLER 517 West Buffalo Street Band 2,3,4-5 Chorus 45 Congress 45 Football 1,2,3,4, Letter 2,3,4, Captain 45 Glee Club 45 Honor Roll 25 Intra- mural Basketball 35 Orchestra 2,3,45 Track 2.3,4, Letter 35 President of Senior Class 4 BETTY J. UNDERWOOD R.D. 4 MARY VANDEMARK Brooktondale Science Club 2,3,4,5, Treasurer 4 FLORENCE A. VANORMAN 7 Mile Drive Art Club 3,45 Le Rendez-Vous 4 JOHN VAssE JR. 321 Floral Avenue Extension Chorus 2,35 Bowling 3,4 BARBARA VEIT 106 Hyers Street Chorus 1,2,3,4 GAYLORD VEIT JR. 310 Hancock Street OTTO VOTA1'KA R.D. 1 Future Farmers of America 2,3,4, Vice-President 45 Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Track 3,4, Letter 4 WILLIAM WAGER 207 Pleasant Street Baseball 2,3,4,5, Letter 2,3,4,5 LENVIS E. WARD Brooktondale Basketball 1, fVestal Centralj BARBARA WARREN 213 North Aurora Street Art Club 3,4, Treasurer 45 Chorus 2,3,45 Intramural Basketball 25 Bowl-- ing 3,45 Science Club 3,45 Sports Club 3,4 f NANCY WARREN 916 East State Street Chorus 253,45 Legislative 45 Science Club 45 Tattler 3 ROGER B. WARREN 213 North Aurora Street Science Club 2,3, Vice President 3 HowARD WASHINGT4lN 116 Third Street Football 2,3 :aver :inerth 'erner, D. F 'erner, G. E v'Vhitaker Nhitford hi hyte Ji 3. Wilkinson Williams illis ilson, M. F. Vilson, R, l. VVllIsor VVood Wrisley enei Jung Jaino tiIIg AW' ' lr Puckett IQACHEI, G. WEAVER 302 VVait Avenue Choral Club 2,3,43 Chorus 2,3,4 Honor Roll 2,33 Legislative 3,43 Or chestra Z3 Chairman Invitation Com Inittee 4 JAMES HENRY WEINERTH R.D. 5 Track 4, Letter 4 DAVID FRANKLIN WERNER 205 VVest Green Street GRACE ELEANUR WERNER 205 VVest Green Street Chorus 2,33 Honor Roll 23 Basket ball 3,43 Sports Club 3,4 ALICE C. WHITARER R.D. 5 DfJRA RlI1'H WHITlftlRD 216 Esty Street Chorus 2 EDNA WHITING 514 North Plain Street Chorus 1,2,3,4 RCJBERT J. WHYTE 204 East Lincoln Street Bowling 4 iliiggit t 3 I to 3:35 J f B Rt'JBER1' DEXTER WICR 201 Hillview Place Cl10l'1lS23 Football 1,2,43 Future Farm- ers of America 3,43 Glee Club 23 Basketball 53 Bowling 53 Track 4, Letter 4 STELLA JEANNE WILR Slaterville Springs Basketball 4 KATHLEEN LOUISE WILKINSKJN 207 Monroe Street Band 1,2,3,43 Chorus 13 Bowling 4 EARLE WILLIANIS 516 South Albany Street Band 1,2,3,4, Librarian 2,33 Chorus 13 Honor Roll 13 Orchestra 4 FRANK WILLIS 3 Garden Avenue Congress 43 Basketball 43 Tennis 43 Track 4 MARX' E. WILSQJN 407 Mitchell Street Choral Club 3,43 Chorus 3,43 Drama- tic Club 3,4, Secretary 43 What A Life 33 Suppressed Desires 43 Nothing But The Truthl' 43 On Our VVay 43 Bowling 43 Legislative 3,43 Secretary 43 Science Club 43 Senior Ball 43 Senior Frolic 4 RIKIHARD CHARLES WILsoN Coddington Road MARALYN WINSOR 32 Cornell Street Choral Club 3,43 Chorus 2,3,43 Girls' Ski Club 3,4, Vice-President 43 Honor Roll 2,3,43 Le Cercle Francais 3,43 Legislative 3,4, President 43 Science Club 43 Tattler 43 Vice-President of Senior Class 4 DoRoTHv Woon R.D. 2 Chorus 2,3,4 PHYLLIS WRISLE1' R.n. 4 Honor Roll 33 Ithetaeria 43 Le Cercle Francais 43 Science Club 4 IRENE MAX' YENEI Seven Mile Drive Chorus 2,3,43 Der Deutsche Verein 3,4,53 HoIIIe Economics Club 23 Le Rendez-Vous 3,4,5, Secretary S BETTE PATRICIA YOUNG 314 North Titus Avenue Band 2,33 Chorus 2,3,43 Honor Roll 2,3,43 Basketball 23 Bowling 43 Science Club 43 Ithetaeria 2,3,4 JOSEPH S. TRIPEI'I ALBERT VISNX'lil 207 Third Street 417 Second Street Band 2,3,43 Le Cercle Francais 4 E301 XX MN X W- ig X .t Xp Q . 0 lrr k G H MHZ wie ffzmzfbefy mi 9 'fa , f .A , ,. A0026 172146Z ' Meadows' Q. . A. ,ny AL . . by ? 2 0 9 J I R ,...-f. 'V 5' ll ' , V4 '. l 1 'ul , ' ' ,1- -.u . V - ,,, .-4 1 - 3-v lonchdownl lit'-r-r liooml liuyse, York. Bliss, lialier, Dixon, Pierce, Bredlwelmer, Kingsbury, Laulienstein ln presenting this hrst act we wish to introduce the Athletic Council which regulates the sports activities of our student body. This group is sponsor for all varsity sports as represent- ing lthaca lligh School in interscholastic athletic competition. 'lihroughout the school year this council meets once each month to ratify schedules, election of captains, :appointment of managers, and awarding of insignias. lt also deals with eligibility of athletes, and athletic re- venues. 'lihe membership is comprised of our principal, the coaches of athletic teams, the business manager of athletics, the secretary, the director of physical education, and an appointed mem- ber ol' the facility who acts as treasurer. Wie are grateful to these people for their un tiring efforts in giving us a well-rounded sports program ol which we are all proud. 0 Standing: Randolph, Gregg, lingdahl, Kawsinzin Bottom Row: Farley, Syphax, Krist, Ridley, Thorpe liooml Y-e-a-li lthacal bl .-Mila Nl.-XNACEICRS l7lRlEC'l'URS Ulf Tllli MOB SCICNI 'l'hat's the cheerleaders sounding forth with this year's new yell. 'lihe yell and the new cheering song, 'l'he lfiighting Red and Gold , have certainly pepped up school spirit to a climax. 'lihe entire school attended a pep rally during assembly and cheers came forth so loud the school echoed in return. Several other rallies were held after school to brush up on our old yells and learn the new yells and songs. lfnthusiasm ran high during the basl-cetball and footl-all seasons, thanks to our peppy cheerleaders. Boom! Y-e-a-h lthacal l31 l Y Spofzh Go up, Pete .'Xre you hurt, Si? Vollep ing 'lille Kill lo those sports enthusiasts who wished to pzirtieipzite, intrzunurul sports offered Il well- rounded program. Under the efficient supervision of joseph Tzituscore and Helen Drake, these activities were popular with our student body. Thehoys'h:1slcethall league, comprised of 12 teams, played over 200 games with Jack Burgess' Sun Diego quintet emerging victorious. Bowling competition hegun December first and league games continued through the month of Murcli. E321 .9 Spnaii Strike! Get in! ,.. 6. Off the boa rd. As soon as the league games terminated, the kcglers took part in lVlcn's Doubles and bflixcd Doubles 'l'ournaments. Softball was also very popular with the coming of spring. Girls' Basketball was organized according to classes with the seniors taking all honors. Bowling, volleyball, and badminton created untold interest with feminine participants as did rho spring sports, softball, archery, and speedball. i331 '7 As the curtain rose on another school year, it rose, also, on that sport so closely followed by our student body, namely, football. The graduation depleted ranks reported early in September for their first practice session. Captain Ray Tyler, joe Dclsibcro, Bill Bontempi, and Warren Beebe were the returning per- sonnel of last year's eleven. Around these few stellar performers Coach Pierce was able to mold a team which was, in every way, a credit to its coach and school. Facing a strong Binghamton Central outfit in their first encounter, the inexperienced and injury riddled Red and Gold lost a hard fought battle. However, this loss was redeemed on a journey to Clean by routing a previously undefeated aggregation. Captain Tyler dominated the scoring with four touchdowns while Center DeLibero, intercepting an enemy pass, romped to a score from the 35 yard marker. With the exception of a brilliant defeat of a highly touted Scranton Central team in their lirst home stand, the Little Red were continually harrassed with injuries and just plain hard luck, resulting in defeats at the hands of Auburn, Union lfndicott and lflmira. C ooper fades back. Coop brought down in midheld l . if Q. , :ss fa . l BnrlefirIJ.' M. VVz1ldron, Hart, Tyler, Cooper, Daghita. Linr: D. VValclron, Beebe, Bontempi, DeLibero, Heintz, -lolianson, Reed. l34l Qu nnlwlel An enemy score l ir.rt Rnfw: Horton, Sweet, Martin, Ruane. Sf1'umIRafu'.' Buyse, D. VValdron, Cooper, Beehe, Hart, Bontempi, M. VValdron, fapt. Tyler, Capt.-elect Reed, Dagllita, lleintz, Johanson, DeLibero, 0'Connell. Tl1irrlRnfLe.' Broughton, Thorpe, Miccanati, Scott, Cnlligan, Kane, Kinghorn, Burgess, 'l'urco, Poole, Bond, Herndon, Kulp, G. jones, Giles, Centini. I nr1rIl1 Rofw: Augustine, Long, Holton, Card, Vanlnwagen, Dixon, Morgan, Crandall, Pesoli, Clines, Brown, Gessini, R. jones, Dates, Miller, Heidt, French. As to the character and ability of this squad, Coach Pierce says: ln many ways l think the 1940 season one of the most successful ever enjoyed hy an Ithaca team. 'lihere were so many real fellows on it. Their spirit, loyalty, and ability to absorb the real purpose of athletics has never been surpassed by any other team I have coached. Scores do not always tell a true story of a season. It is interesting to note that live ol the six teams we played chose Ithaca as the best team they had met all season. To Captain Ray Tyler and all other members of the 1940 squad, l am grateful for your genuine loyalty and friendshipf, 'liheir season completed, our athletes lost no time in electing joe Reed captain of the I9-ll edition nor did they lack any enthusiasm in taking their cue for a long, hard campaign on the hardwood. H51 B l'oss up VVho's got the hall? r v Fllllffll Rofzu: McGraw, Augustine, Kenjerska, Llop N WM '. Tffiril Rufux' Beebe, Gessini, Kane, Vincent, Spencer, Hontempl, Cliurey Z 4 ? Swruml Rnfw: Mather, Dates, Herndon, Ilolton, Olney, Dagliita, jones 'y, ' I ir.fl Ifnfu'.' Brown, llart, Ruane, Reed, Brown, 'l'liorpe f Alter a brief intermission, the stage was soon set lor another exciting basketball campaign. Vllith only a few members of last year's varsity squad available, Coach Pierce liloored an in- experienced but, nevertheless, determined group. Of these few veterans, Captain Jimmy Ruane and Vllarren Beebe were lost to the squad a great part of the season because of injuries. How- ever, the consistent high scoring of Joe Malisenska and the capable play of Dick Brown, Joe Reed, jack Hart, lfarl Brown, Bill Herndon, Roger Olney, and Bud Thorpe kept the Redmen in many ll game. 'lihese athletes entered each game with determination and seemed to improve as the season progressed. Having been beaten at the hands of Bingo North in the early season, the Little Red retaliated by administering a sound defeat in the latter half of the season. Losing many games by a margin of only a few points, the 1940--ll cagers experienced a rather lean year, but rlw enemy was kept on its toes until the final gun. fWy foul, ,tit fhozz, zz jiafivnt loolefr ony ,l'll!l,Q't' not the play lmforf tin' play if lI0'll!'.U l36l B No sooner had the sun put in an appearance and the frosty ground hegun to thaw, than spring fever hegan to affect the student following of our national pastime. Close to ninety hoys came out of hibernation and began to throw and hit the old apple through the halmv ozone with great dexterity. lhen Coach Pierce entered upon the tedious task of choosing the more experienced and ahle hasehallers from his aspiring flock. After many hard practice sessions, Coach fielded a team which more than held its own in fast competition with Binghamton Central, Auhurn, Union lfndicott, johnson City, and Binghamton North. 'lihe veterans Joe Reed, Bill Wzlger, lfarl Brown, black Hart, Grant jones, Joe Knapp, among others, contrihuted their hit to the success of the l94l hall hawks. Ar the end of the current season, many of the ball chasers expected to he active in the local leagues throughout the summer. However, with vacation close in the offing, many heads were hent over texthooks in preparation for hnal examinations. How do they look, Coach? ' xR'lllJlS up. Thiril Rnftcx' Alexander. Ball, Dean, Chure , Van Corder, P .' l' Tr' d' S. f y 1 eso 1, ipo 1, an ord, Clarendon, Potter, Buda Sr'fal1ilRr1fw.' Sweet, VVilkinson, Sullivan, Bottsford, Gomhash, Fiore, Culligan, Bontempi, VValdron, McGraw lir.rl Rofze: Brown, R. jones, Capt. Hart, Knapp, Beebe, Tompkins, VVager, Brown, Long, G. jones, Kulp H71 'hack The lure of the cinder path once more held its traditional sway over Ithaca High School, as more than Hfty boys reported to Coach Tatascore for track instruction. The high standards set by previous Red and Gold tracksters were ably upheld by an inexperienced but determined squad in a tough schedule, highlighted by meets with Sayre, Geneva, Binghamton, and lflmira. The year was climaxed by the State Sectional Meet at Schoelkopf Field. Joe, as Coach Tatascore is called by his brood, early made the prediction, Witli luck, we'll have a good outfit and a good recordf' and this prophecy was definitely borne out in the events which followed. The team made an excellent showing in all of its meets and was char- acterized by the sterling performance of Capt. Jim Ruane, hurdler, Maurice Waldrori, half-miler, Tom Kane and Adolph Turco, sprinters, and weight-men, Ray Tyler and Bob Rumsey. Doubt- less these athletes will have their names inscribfd on I.H.S. annals of trackdom, along with such stalwarts of the dim and misty past as Chicken', Szabo, greatest hurdler ever to come out of Ithaca High, Beans,' Martini, stellar weightman, Speedster Ben Mintz and many more of .Ioe's proteges too numerous to mention. Un your mark Getaway, Tom lap number 4 1, t ' r 7 I Fourth Rnfw.' Guicli, Herson, Sacchi, Brown, Sheperd, Towner, Carrington, Magacs, Cooke. Thin! Rufu-.' jensen, Grady, Parlate, Howland, Cappagros-si, Yavits, VVhalen, Votapka, Kassman. Sl'1'1lllriR!li1L'.' Newman, Brown, Rapone, VVilIis, Huddle, Koshkin, Singleton, Foyle, Dallenhach, Hernandez H. Miller, T. Miller. Firsl Rofw: Goodwin, Poole, Carnell, Llop, Turco, Capt. Ruane, Waldron, VVienerth, Kane, Tyler, Kinghorn Burgess. H31 emu! l,o',1'- Fifteen , -- , -vv - rvvvvv-gf on-n9ur:+7'x I ' Slllllclflljl lrft lo riyflzff V. Petrillose, Rogalsky, E. gc-tril'ose, ,l. Pieree, Gillette, Rinnsey, H. MeLe-an. lx'nrrliny lrff to right: john Coffin, R. Pierce, VVillis, Pearson, Slade, 'l'ewey. When Coach Kingsbury summoned his eagerly awaiting tennis team for their daily practice sessions, enthusiasm predominated at the Stewart Park courts as this group practiced diligently. After much hard work hy the coach and his squad, the courtsters were ready to tackle another difficult schedule. Graduation played havoc with last year's team which experienced a rather lean year. How- ever, with the return of the Veterans Jack Slade, George Rogalsky, Don Wilkins, and the addition of freshman Vince Petrillose, holder of the City Junior Title, the team shaped up pretty well. Competing against such stellar opponents as Auburn, Binghamton North, and Norwich, this competent group maintained the high standards ol one of he most consistently, winning teams in our entire sports line up. CQ 'll JNAL' I 4 . i A f ' l f J AM l 1751 J tlqfcrvv-ftnfwx za!-f flff' f ' J f K. I . Uri ,ClJeA,a,-e., Mjwwfu- af 1 , . 7 V fvvi fhi.. - vu ffl' we ' - LQ f 69 i K X.-U5 I L, I a .gli ' L igil-Z,u! J-C 'YLL.n.zJ30 ' .. .. l dt- ' Gd! Ncxt to inalw their dchut in tht- spring sports program wcrc thc Rcd :ind Gold golfers :is newly appointed Couch Lziulucnstcin hcgzin instruction curly in April. 'linking ziclvzuitugc of tht lim- spring wczithcr, tlicsc zispirzints przncticcd daily down :it the Newman coursc. 'lihc losses of such vctcrans :is Wlollic Kalman, loc hlzimrusty, Roh llzlrt :ind jim Clnrli wort liccnly fclt hy thc linl-Lsmcn. llowcvcr, with rho rcturn of such iiotcd match plziycrs :is Don Dricr, Hurry Szabo, jerry jordan, :ind ,lim Clyncs, the tczim was alnlc to compilc zi crcditzihlt rccord. Our huts :irc off to 21 great hunch of competitors, who, ziltcr completing zu difficult schcdult of Owffgo, Norwich, Union lfndicott, .'Xulmurn, :md thc liinghzunton schools, succccdcd in innin- tziining thcir much dcscrvcd prcstigc :lt thc Stzitc Scctionznls In-ld :it thc lthzicz: Country Cluh. Keep your liczld down, cozxclif' l,rfllurig1f1I,' Concli LI!lllUL'llSIt'lIl, Clyncs, llowley, Rohh, Merritt, .'xlH'llIlIS, Meyn, Mnssicci, Kasslnzin, Vlordiin, Sullivan. l40l Af f fA1.' aqawieaffl ' 'Z fl. . .......... 0 'l'he Tattler would like S5 for . . . What is your request, George ? VVhen you heard Peter Pesoli say, Does anyone have any requests to make? you knew that General Council was again in session. Consisting of presidents, treasurers, and advisors of each organization, the General Council, organized in 1910, serves as a co-ordinating hody of all school activities. All sales and requests for money are passed upon hy the General Council and a percentage of all profits is put in the General Council fund to he used to purchase amplifying equipment for the school. Fencing Cluh and the Girls' Ski Club were almitted to General Council this year. l 41 l 1 t i I . TXXY . ' Q Ili EDITORS x x ' s , is .f s H A ' 5 AR'l'lS'l'IES . 2 sow i . 26-'J ' vqnnaaf ffJflUl'f1IfSIrlE.' Krist, Tieknor, Genatt, Becker, llart, Bayne, Uutky, Slater, 'I'horpt. HUJIIIIHTJ Staff' Roehl, Stephenson, Mclsnzic. Molown. lfiiiiur-ffl-l.'hI1'f Wt-'ll never forget the sleepless nights we experienced wondering whether MARlllN SIHWER C:l'lH'lilll .ll1IIlllfIl'l' ROHICRI' Mel SAAC Well get the Annual out on time. Ir was zi lot of lun, though, hurrying zirouncl between classes to get things clone. None of us niintlecl working nights after Ii1z.vir1f.fJ .llllllllflff school heeause we usuallv got something aceomplishetl. VVe tlicln't think well x , X ' ' HARVILX Rillzlll. ever get all the activity lists in, although we pesterecl the home room teachers 4 I 'QU . I' It I Uf' untilrthey hzxtecl to see us come into the room. JOHN KRIST Our reward came when he Annual sale was 21 success, :intl we eelehrutecl at Al Hymn, our Annual Puhlications-Get-'l'ogether. N1RS4 BEQWQER ll1S4'x.viu.'1.' Gordon, Howland, Cops-luntl, Iiuyne. Shulnmn, Perinritto, Coluni, S-herhfltl, Fri . Pierce, Dietreich, Fincher, Norris. Rzzlxn, liillllllllll, NVarren, Swityer, Ong, Cortrig Prrsidfnl HILDA GORDON In .'I4'flIllI.' Gordon, Frith, Pierce. 1'iff-Prf.rfi1'1'r1l -IEANNE SVVITZER ilihe Art Clulv proinotes un interest in the appreciation of nrt. lihe program this year incluclecl Il trip to Cornell :intl talks hy expel SHlRLgg.rrg:SlgFlELD in the various helcls of zirt. Miss l,e:n'y gave .1 talk :incl clemonstrzition Trmmrfr linger-pzlinting. BARBARA WARREN Utlier activities enjoyed hy the :artistically niinclecl were erziltwork fwot Adfviiof ing with leather or other mziteriulsl, sketching, ehzireozil tlrzswing, and seul MR. ARNOLD Ultima. H21 r S G mzezw Virxl Rufux' lirucr, N. Clnrk, Rec-tl, Cicclwlli, Driscoll, linsscll, Hotsfortl, Smith, lN1mtl1c-ws, lliginlwothznn, lVlignnrcli Rolxlx ' fffuml Rfmc: xlcnlts, lllston, Horns, Carpenter, Kelsey, Smith, li llrllll I rm,-il ki t I cJl ll1 l'vcr sin , ljxillfll. xxVC'ZlYl'li, llngzln, Driscoll, Strurn, Russell, BflI'f.ZOI', VVilson, . Xmlrnc, Rec-cl, 'nn NVil ' ' ' rown, VVinsor, Page, Ford, Ul'll'llCl'lRS l'rr'.1i.lf'1lf son, Purrnnn, lxnnplc, l,Iffl'k'H'll. ' ' NANCY CLARK cc it was fonnclccl in l9l3, the Choral Cluh has lwcn nrogrcssing, SH,.,,,m.y-7',.,,m.H,,,,,. lntlcr thc skillctl lczulcrship of Miss Bfyilllf, thc girls :irc givcn zaclvztncccl RITTH BIYSSIQIAI, raining in voicc culrurt- zancl voczxl clcvclopmcnt. 'lihc 'lihzmlcsgiving conccrt ,1,l1vj,f,,,- ras tht- hrst puhlic nppczlrzincc in tht- full. ln the ztnnuzil Cll1I'lSflT1ZlS conccrt, MISS BRYAN1' hc GI cc :Incl Choral Cluhs comhinccl with the Chorus of 300 voiccs. 'llhc pring conccrl Iljjillll fczaturctl the wholc Chorus. Once zz ycznr the Glcc :incl ll10lllL'llll3S nnitt fu l 1 ' V an zisscrn ily progrznn. licsitlcs thcsc, numcrous privntc ppczniniccs wt-rc schcclulccl. Olflfli 'ICRS eongfzebi Firtff Rnfux' 'l'vl6r, Terry, llart, Massey, Curtis, licrggrun, Rllilllf, Rilvlvy, -Izllnison, lripotli, Sf1l'lll'l'l' RlCll,'XRl7 INXUN llf'f511lv1'f.ffw'11l'1'l' v I.-Xl! HCS NIEIPICRIS l'ritchz1rtl. Sfrorlfl Rllfllff Dixon, Clark, I7ngl'it:l, McCarthy, lXl:lrrli::ll, l't'so'i, lloltltrnnp, KIIIIC, Kass- lnnn, Ncfcri.-, Brzulfortl, ix1Hl'21Vk'C', Llonvs, Slutv. Congress hurl ll full czxlcnclzzr this yczar with tht- Congrcssionzil lizlll, MSS. Sl'I'I'l'fIIfJ' -IUIIN M.'KRSll.'XI,l. 7wl'1'll.fIlI'l'l' l'l 'l'l R l'lfSUI.l Congrcssn, :ls thc hrst itcln. Congrcsstncn scrvt-tl tht- school in usht-ring lor thc 'liltxanlisgiving Conccrt :incl during tht- .'xl1lCl'lC1lll lfclucntion wccli. 'llhc HlCl1ll5CI'S playccl thcir usual fast gznnc against ll too strong faculty tcznn in tht- :nnnu rtl l1:lslcctlJr:1wl . Sf1'11n1lrl-111-.-l1'm.v IU'4l7l'll I3-X1iIII'l'iX ilihc climax of the your was tht- VK'Ul'fl-XVIII' tlclmzltc with l,cgisl:ntix'c with K .1.l-ri.-of Congrcss winning. ,loc Rilmlt-y, .lack llzlrt :intl lllilliznn lloltlaznnp wcrc spczrkcrs Kill. S'l'I l'7 . lvl' Congrcss. l l w'.AxRln.l2Rs FIVIXIVRIQ Sl'fN.'X'l'0RS 5431 jr ar' SIIE IIABEN RIiC'II'l' :,r,.'f9i. J fbf41f.f's.2.f45,v .' I' 'ff' if W-f ffzv:aftf'f-45 gr,4fff,...:,fvI44s, LA-,VLV.1:2fL., 4 -,i . ' 6 IJ i ' A W' ff I I of -.I -if . 1 -4-.4 TMJ V. j H -' l' ' 'E 1, I. ' LJ! -' lil, ,' OFFICERS .I 'flu fbeuiiofne Wmem tg VP lmff: 1. IN SIHSSIUN-IIIIIICIIIBZICII, Kopf, Andrews, Miller, Slade 1 ' ,, N . Prlzriilrnl IDOIICIIJXS IBALLIZNBACII Vit f-fvrviritiffzf IXIARCI.-XRIE'I'Ii R.-XIIN S1'1'I'r'l1lr 1' .l.'Xl'K SLAIJIC 'I'rru.rr1rH' S.-XRAII IO LIEIISY qlif-1'i,r n r MR. I.nXIII'IIiNS'I'EIN 1XC'I'ORS-.AIIdl'2IE', Dixon, VVilsnn, Stuart, Smith, Page, Carey, Ford 2. Ilile, Rahn, Ilatullo, Olney, Ilutky, Lauhenstein N fr I -M 3. Stephenson, Spencer, Magacs, Ileinicke, Yenei ' 1' ' ' 4. Selover, VVhitworth, Schneider, Sarslield, jones 5. Molowa, Leihy. Fincher, Roehl Rigllif Dallcnhach and Grundeis Although Der Deutsche Vcrein emphasizes thc culture, art, and Ianguag of the German people, an attempt has hcen madc this yt-ar to create a greats friendship and sociahility among its memhers. This year a new plan wa adopted hy the cluh Wherchy informality was the keynote. The results wer larger attendance and a greater interest. 'Iih cluh had some fine outside speakers as well as talks hy its own talente mcmhcrs. Iwo candy sales helped to make the year zi financial success. OFIIIC IC R S !'1v'.rfil1'r1f M.-XRAIEIINE ANIBRAIQ fi'I'.-HIE Ilxxnsglientith, Spencer, Gallagher, Barra, Meyn, jillson, Garside l'if'f'-l1f1'.fiJf'lIf I X N - . A Q - RICIIARD DIXUN Dramatic Lluh s activities this year have heen many and varied under the S,.,,,,,,,,.y direction of Miss Murray. 'I o start the year off, it produced Supprt-sscd Dc- MARY WILSUN siresf' starring Pat Vllilson, Ifleanor Smith, and Iioh U'Rourkc. 7'fm.fm-I-r ,. . , . A , ,, smnjonir: ix-uri: llw second triumph was thc senior play, 'VVurzeI I'Iummcry. IVIary MMI, Aummmv. I.ou Burger and Bill Carey played the Icads in the major production ol the HERTRANIB BUCK ycar, Nothing But thc illruthf' In addition, mcmhcrs of the cluh were cast k'lm-rf-ififizz in On Our Vllayn directed hy Mr. Neidiclc, who used hoth junior and senior .IAVK HART .-Iii-z'i.on' high pupils. MISS MURRAY Ci:XI5I,I2S AND I.UMBARDS si S IMI llgiijxf 5,-4 J I oififieic RS 744 61445 pr ,.A, MMI, lmfl: Mearizln and Muehring as D'Artngnnns R0liliR'l' MICARIAN l'irf'-prrrfilrllt HUVVARIJ HENSEN Sl'l'I'l'f1ll'j,' jAC'K BURNS .'14i'Ui.Y1ll' AIUSIZPII 'l'A'lxASl'URI2 gms teum emblems. awww Waamapi of Hmmm If Cortriglit, Sanford, Knapp, Leonard, Eaton, Arnold, Rothermick, Buck, Votopka, Huck, Iiverlirirdt, lluhbell, Tyler, Miehener, Brown, Ilplinger, Knapp, lluhhell, Little lil' Eaton, Huck, Cortright, lluxtahle, Votopka Highlights ol our yezir's activities were: second place git the Delhi Stock ging tournzunent won by Dick VVzilker, Robert Bock, :md l,zirry Cortrightg t prize in the lfinger Lakes Future lfzirmer speaking contest won by Sammie erg first prize in the Fall Rally :ind judging contest of the Finger Lakes :ig :md pzuticipzition in the stzite lair, county liziir, and lfzirin :ind Home Week. For the first time, the lf.l .A. entered the National Chapter contest. Win- s are seleeted on the basis ol the progrzun successfully followed. l45l Rigfllfi First Row-Miller, Santos, Lloyd, Mearizln, Koshkin, Burns Second Ron-Jensen, Moehring, Briggs, Bradford, Randolph, Fuller FN 1 HAY! ll XX' I A After 21 season of little activity, the Little Red IDlAI'Il!g'l1lll1S, foundtd in 1939, got under way on their own in 1940-41, 'llhe school pzirtizilly furnished the equipment, and the members did the rest. A tezim represented the club against Cornell Frosh, Dellflolay, and Ithaca College. This leap to the go eould not have been accomplished, however, without the czipzible hznnl f Georges Cointe, fencing couch of the Big Red Sl:ishers . Letters were :iwzudtd Ol l lClfRS I,I'l'.1'iAIl'llf IAVVRENCE C'UR'l'RlGll'l l'if'1'-p1'f.vitlr'11l O'l I'O V0'l'Ul'KA Sf'rrrIary DIUHN SCANIMN 7'I'l'l1.fllfl'I' MAURICE IQATUN R1-porn-r BENSON BUCK .-Iilwisor MR. liUX'I'ABI,E 'X l'l'l.li 1 'OLISIIIERS l'RUI'liAl7URS 7fze aww vmzrm of Awww lmftx Marsh, Hazen, Shannon, Stephenson, Allen, Ong, lllston, Sheffield. Switzer, Mion Right: I,RAC'l'ICli 'l'E.xcmNo-Finlay, lllston Pedagogue, the Ithaca chapter of the Future Teachers ol America, began in I939 when Miss Besig, a lormer faculty member, organized this branch of the national organization. Mr. Grommon has continued the direction ol the club. All pupils who are interested in teaching as a profession are eligible to join. At the beginning of the year the club members study the different phases that enter into this work, and after the students are sufliciently trained, each one has some actual experience. OIFFICIQRS wee em OFFICIQRS P!'1'.fitiI'lIf EIJNA NIKE IVIARSII fi 1'z'- l3l't'.fit1l'llf M. XRGARE'Il FINLAY S 1'c' rftary ARTHUR BUCKINUIIA Trfzzsizrfr IJELORES M ION fld-ziixnr MR. GROMMON ' 'll I5 nd, Burns, Rogalsky, jones, Buckingham, Kimble I,,.',A,M,,n, First Rn-1:2 letrl ose, o GEORGE ROCSAIBKY A 'I'lHm1 Rn-'uh' Pierce, Tubbs, Crow, Molos 1 Ialilltilifl ,ions ossoizx Srrrrlnry-Tn'a.vurfr JAPK PIERCE xltlfuixor MISS BRYANT Club was again successful. H61 .S'f'ru11rl Rofux' Rumsey, Yilvits, Halter, Gilkey, Bergen, Massey, Dixon, Usboru va, Kul 1, Fenton, Robinson, Horn, Carey 'llhe Glee Club, organized in 1898, is one of Ithaca Higlfs oldest elul Its purpose is to promote interest in good part singing and to give the bovs chance for voice development. lt tries to give its members a greater appiec tion and enjoyment for good singing so that alter they leave school a beti place may be taken by them in the musical life of the community. 'llhe thirtv-second annual 'lhanksgiving concert given with the Qho .Jfame 3 Glad OFFICERS mfr: Plckmo OUT 'l'nrs P.x1Tr:rtNs-Green, Davenport, Ong, Tyler, Brnhlc, Green, Graham, , Morris, Moore, Tucker, Capagrossi PV -ffdnff fight: lNiXKlNli Turf l3l:rr'sZs-Bttslt. Page, Genatt, Francis, Mullen, Slater, Messick, Elliott PHYLLIS GENATT lley, girls-remember the fun we had in the club meetings this past year? Sm-rt-tary it-member the Scranton-Ithaca High School football game and how cold we EUDORA FRANCIS yt-re? liut when we counted the profits, we were mighty comforted and grati- Trmmrfr 'f ,, , , MARY MULLEN lhose bracelets and necklaces we made lrom macaroni were really smooth, H , verenlt they? Betty Mcssick's odorous necklaces of cloves really started 1 'if 'mriY yuite a fad. And then to prove how handy we were with the needle, We made MR5'NF'LLICPl I nazzy summer formals which we wore to our annual banquet. Uh, those sweet, Mlbb PA ' ' weet memories! l l OFFICERS l'rf5itl4'nl HELEN MUENSCHER l'i t'r'- pnxritlrlzi MERYL TERRY Srrrrirrry THOMAS KIMBLE Trrruzzrrr' IJURUTIIY lllGINBO'l'Il.f q1Jfvi.rnr MISS NVILLIAMSUN XM I Imft: Marshall, Moore, Kimble, Young, Higinhothant, Smith, Pritchard, Fish, Rogalsky, Merrit, Eaton, Davis, Douglas Right: Switzer, Thorne, Fish, Morse, Brill, Billings, Wlrisley, Augustus, Muenscher 'lihe members of lthetaeria were kept busy this year with plays, discus- sions, debates, and musical varieties- to interest them. Pompey and Caesar went at it again, as in ancient Roman days, in persons of some of the members. 'lihe meeting was converted into an informal panel discussion and before the meeting closed the discussion had turned into a heated debate, with Caesar in greater favor. g FUTURE IIOUSEWVIVES FRIENDS, ROMANS, COUNTRYMEN! E471 OFFICICRS I'rr'.rit1f11l ELEANOR ILLSTON l'i 4'1-- prrsiilrni NANCY FORD Srrrrfury KAY MOORE 7vl'I'l1.YIll'I'l' .Be Gmclea Imft: lhr'l.KMiSlfl.l,E7lllSYUII, Massey, Zahakos, Becker, Scliealfer, Gustafson, Shelheld Creedon, jenks, Santos, Struni, Matli Riyhr: LE CHAPEAUX-Hagan, Page, Ford, Clark, King, liiill, Farley, Matthews, Emerson Conlon, Shepherd, Dallenhach, Gilkey, Meunsclier Perhaps the most important activity of Le Cercle Francais during the past year was the extension of help to French war refugee children in England During the first Wlorld War the cluh adopted a French orphan. Likewise during this war the memhers have shown a special interest, hy letters and kit: -I.-XNET ll:XG.'XN ,4,1.Uj,,0,- of clothing, in a young boy who is stranded in England as a result of the war IXIISS CQNLON 'lihroughout the year the club enjoyed slides of France, spelling hees, and specia speakers. fegdfafiae Fran! Rufie: 'I'ui1 lN'llik'l'INlI VVIIAI. CoME To OiinEii -VVinsor, Crandall, Blanche, Smith, . 1,f1'.i'liIl'll1 Ilurk Rnfzcz' Frost, Hagan, man, Robb Moore, Blanche, Bussell, Miscall, VVeaver, Leihy, VVilson, Shannon, NVarren, Syphax, Reed, llines, King, Dietrich, Andrae, Page, Matthews, Clark Mlllunan, llall, llolton, lliginhothain, Emerson, Norris, Christ- NIARALYN VVINSUR l'iri'-pl'1'5iJ1'11l MARGARET REED Legislative had a successful program this year. ln November a food sale S1,t.,.m,,.y of apples and candy was held at the ithaca High-Scranton Central game. At a joint session of Congress and Legislative, students from VVilliam Smith and Hobart College gave a panel discussion on the Pan American relationship. Legislative's first major spring activity was their annual ball, the 'Klee Carnival, on Flehruary 21. The annual Congress-Legislative debate was held on lylarch 6, with lVlaralyn Vllinsor, Nancy VVarren, and Marjorie Page as Legis- lative speakers. SALLY REED Sr'rg1'1111I-ai-Q1rmr MARHIEIINE ANDRAE xliifuisor MRS. XVA'l'KINS I fp' rl 2 he I ' 1 rf' fp ij gl' s. Mil ifpl fl, JJ' ii ' i I ills ! lk. iv .lfii l fi ah L I Wi f HONOR STUDENTS DEBATERS 'i E i r E431 ' iii yy,-va 'I U ' ' 0 ' A Gan. 'Nu A - W Z I FRANCAIS C JI FII C IC R S l'rr.vitlr11l MARIE BLANCIIIC lvilil'-fl'l'.l'Itll'lIf NANCY BLANCIII S1'l'I'l'flII'j' IRENE YENEI Tl'l'1I,fIll'l'I' MERYI. TERRY :ltl'fvi.vur MISS NVIELCII ffl: Rumsey, Douglas, Dallenbaeh, Bradfort, Fuller, llile, Kimble, Burns, Uuterman, VVarren, Driscoll, -I. Osborn, 'l'aIlman, Gallagher, Smith, Brown, Northrup, S. Santos, Gridley, Miller, jillson. iqhl' Brown, English, Aldrich, Reidy, Gallagher, Shannon, VVir1sor, Page, vlillson, Smith, Klinlto, Milliman, Northrop, Frost, Ong, Ford, Shepherd, Gridley, Dietrich, King Under the guidance of Miss lVlargaret Reidy, everything from bacteria v fifth dimensions was discussed in the Science Club. 'lihe year's activities consisted of talks given by members on their scientihc obbies, ll trip to the new sewage disposal plant, a lecture on Coal and its right, and the annual tea given in November. Christmas cards and gifts ere sent to patients at Biggs lVlemorial Hospital. For the last two years, the :ience Club has given a prize of ten dollars lor the best all-around boy in ICIICC. 4 W 7 V c 2 ,, 'I'Rll'I'Il SIQEKICRS ' fe flemfg,-7!au4 Frwzrli .teeu1,r to be popular I,e Rendez-Vous, consisting of students who have had at least one term of l J'hI'Jf i ' rcnc , ms KDLILZIYOICCI to fulhll the social needs of its members through club picnics, corn roasts, hikes, and parties. This year the club again held its poppy sale for the American Legion. Many of the members participated in the British War Relief rose sale, Several others aided in relief by knitting and by dressing dolls in French costumes to be sold by the British VVar Relief Society. Scdence Glad Dl FICI'fRS I Patullo, llerron, Santos, Molowa, R Osborn l'rr.fitln1l BERNARD RIIMSEY l'i1'1'-prr.firI1'l1l MADELEINE KING Sr'w'1'lr1ry NANCY FORD TI'l'1l5Ill'l'l' LORRAINE IIILE .-ldfuirol' IVIISS REIDY H91 Mu- +I ka- ' L4-4044 l, fl: L '- v,.,uv PARLONS NUIIS 'l'llERE l GU! SO FAR, SO GOOD Right: Cosentini, Massey, Laubenstein, Santos, Terry, Kimble, lleinielae Q This year the Ski Club experienced one of the most successful seasons since its existence. Abundance of snow, excellent weather conditions, and increased interests in skiing were mainly responsible. Under the supervision -K -. Zyl -g , rf , ,gl N' .. I I ' ' Z ' 4 f v 2 l I - Boyd ggselul 'LG 1 1,1'fr.' Pearsoii, lleiniclte, Randolt, Stuait, Spencer, Lautzy tf ', -9 ..'. l -, OFFICERS Prrritlf-fir GALE TERRY l'ii'i'-pri'.viili'1if -IANTES CLARK of Mr. Laubcnstein, many inexperienced members were able to learn the Sf'ffff11fJ' fundamentals. The old members used Virgil and Caroline as places to increase their skill. l:0l'l'l1Cl' members of the club have been first team skiers at leading col- leges. Jack Lloyd was first among cross-country men of Cornell's freshman team. George Peer, VVright and Phil Gibson, founders of the Ski Club, were mainstays of the varsity team. Ul l7lClfRS I'rr.ffJr'11l NANCY CRANDALL 1'ii'i'-fYl'f5iifr'rIf MARALYN VVINSUR Sl'l'I'1'fllI'l1' BETTY RUBB Trra.fin'e'r DEBORAH IIUIIYUN .-liiwisrir MR. LAUBENSTEIN PETER CRAN DALL 7ll'l'II.Ylll'1'l' JACK H EINICKE :Iilfvixvr MR. LAUBENSTEIN Gam' .Ska Glad Holton, Robb, King, O'Connell, Farley, Sharp, Crandall, Dietrich, Hagan, VVinsor, Heckinan Bliss, Georgia, lliginbotham, Kelsey, Burger, Laubenstein A highly successful season was in store for the Girls' Ski Club when it hrs met last fall. After being on probation for six months, the Club was giver admission to General Council. Determined to make the club's first seasoi successful, the girls set forth ambitious and enthused. Trips were taken ti Virgil, Caroline, and Varna. The girls attended demonstrations and uncle the able direction of their faculty advisor, Oswald l,aubenstein, they made vas improvements in their skiing ability. tsoi Ntlwcrgrr, llzlrl, lfzrrlcy, llmurpe, Syplxnx, Kimplc, Drrxlw, Norris, Ilallam lo hccmm- Qligilnlu lor mvmhcrship in rlu- Sports Cluh, czacl1 girl must n un lorry porrrw lI9ll'lllY rw l . , . um-5. Ihr: mum purpow ol rlv- cluh rw to glvc rhu gurls who 'au ' tu ul rn sports gm oppurrumty ul lczrrmng :xml clrjoyirrg Ihr- various zrcrivirivs mflnlccl. , . . lhrs 5-mr hrmlmg has hccn rlu- must popular sport znnmng thc girls, Cuzrclm 0 s rclvzn nl spa-cmllrrll went uvcr with 'x hung too lt' lllu loorl lll :ml lmslu-rlmll :ull cmnlnim-al Into om-. Ul l'llClfRS l:'llllur-lf1- fffzlrf MARDIURIIC PAC Sli .l.f.Hniutr' l:'Jilu1',r NANCY FORD lCl,lC.fXNUR SlNll'l'll l'l'XKIY jII,I.SUN lfl1.ri111'.f.r .llllllllllff Ul'll'llC'lfllS l'rf.vf.lrl1f UI..-XIJYS 'l'll1lRl'l l'ir'f'-p1'r'.rl.lwl1t lill.lCl'.N IHXRIAICY .S'm1'f'l111v1' lilC'l'l'Y ll.'Xl.l,.XlXl 'Ivl'1'Il,YlIl'r'l' l.-XYNIC l'LlfNll'l.li .l.l,z'f.vur MISS IJRAKIC I:.rf1ul1-z'r.r: Slllllll, lllgllllblillllllll, lfnrml, l'z1gc', llurlvr, llllann, llllgfllll, Kimlulv. Nlrmr ll Burns, I':l,Lfn', lll'lxlltlI', ll lL,IIl Vlrnsur, Mrlllmzln, Ierry, buntus, Ufhurn, Sl'l1lll'lLll'I', lll'll1'll'll'tl luxix Clnrlx ll r c stall' was :xhlv to 11 out six pzlgvs Ill, L-Very mite! lhrs was mzulr- possrlwlr- hy zu ncu zulu- s scln-mc czlrricd m umlcr c clru-ctmrm ol thc K'l'llClL'I1f lllmrrvw hl'u1'rg1cr I um -IANIET rmczfxx 1-tg , W V rv .. - A , I'-mulunlm Hmmwl, llnggm, wlgytfrmk 'vcr the lzrrgv hltccn Inch zrml rum'-lmll pngv :mls ulmlm x k,X.HmRlxl4: MOORE rcucl ll tJllCl1J3S1lC Qf rho -lufrfwr. lhr- :nom-3' rccr-rvul ll'0lll-Illhl' Lulu-:Irs ' . l was . pplvulcntcd hy thc JUU suhscrrprrrms wlnclm wa-rc sulrl rlns lull umllr Ihr 'lldwnll shygrvisfoil of lilly lN'lnorc, Circulation lh'l1lllIlQl'l', MR, voR1'r:R M Y , J l Y Nll'SKl, OF FICE R S Prr.fidrnt MADELEINE KING l'i4:1'-pr1'.fid1'n! RAY TYLER Sr4'I'4'fary A LB ERT MOLOVVA Bam! Do you remember how we all ran after the high school band at football games and shouted proudly as we formed a snake dance to go through town? Maurice Switzer as drum major, and Marian Davis, Lillian Hughes, and Dorothy Armitage as twirlers were a thrilling sight to see. The summer school band met every week day night and participated in four concerts at Stewart Park. It also played at the American Legion Carnival last summer. The band's annual spring concert with the orchestra was a huge success as was the radio broadcast in the spring. Uadneuha orricifas l,2,3,4, l,2,3,-l, beat, beat, beat. We can all recall keeping time to the 3 p i Prmilifnf music of our orchestra. This year it boasted approximately sixty-two members, y .X JOHN OSBORN and was directed by S. Carolyn Marsh. I' - foumil R,p,.Nm,a,iW 'lihc group enjoyed playing for the Christmas recital and the spring concert BERNARD RUMSEY given in co-operation with the band. 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OFFICIAL PHOTOURAPIIER TO THE HIGH SCHOOL ANNUAL T71I H ill's Beautiful Flowers for Headquarters For Fine Every Occasion AMERICAN WATCHES 'ELGIN 'HAMILTON F 'WALTHAM ' IHra1:t'5 HARLEY HILL Flower Shop JGWGIGI' PHONE 3471 E. State Sr. Irl N 8 214 E s 'if r INCORPORATED 1863 ITHACA SAVINGS BANK L72 Business Training in STENOGRAPHIC BOOKKEEPING and SECRETARIAL COURSES . , , . lliglz .Srlmof ftdllralzmz i,V1'f'l'.t',H1l' DIAL assi Ill North Tioga Street ithaca, New Yo it Paper and Stationery c.,,,g,.,f.,1.,fi.,,,s Filing Equipment fo loose leat Devices Class of 1941 V V V T. G. MIllER'S SONS PAPER CO. J. C. PENNEY CO 113 North Tioga Street Ithaca, New York ii'1ca, New X it 218 Use To The Class of 1941 Purity Ice Cream we say-Good Luck For All Occasions Delicioux and Refrffhing BRICK - BULK - SPECIAL MOULDS ICE CREAM CAKES ICE CREAM PIES CHEERIOS - CUPS Purity Ice Cream Co. Conqratulcttions and Best Wishes to the Class of 1941 Ihe Peck Furniture House 1.ha.,a,N.Y. The Public Market F' -r Sr. Dial 2248 VVilliam Knight 115 N. Aurora St. You'11 Find Something New Every Day ctt 7 cqffanion- clfucfaon Featuring READY 'ro WEAR ACCESSORIES BUGS DRAPERIES DISTINCTIVE GIFTS 146 East State Street PHONE 2737 I74i 9VQQfiIfLU To the Class of 1941 ITHACA HIGH SCHQQL jrouz the Business and Professional Men and Women of Ithaca 0 the lleritnge of work well done hy generations of former citizens. Hundreds of men and women ill'l' now active in civic affairs NIU, doing their part to make ltliuvn an even better plziec in which to work and live. The lligh Sclmol Class uf l94I will soon he assuming the lernler- ship in that continuous task of making lllc lwttvi' than ilu- pzist, better than thc present. VW' know that you will he runcly :ind willing to IISSUIIIQ' your nzllnrsll responsibility. ,, ,Z 1 aJ Ithaca Chamber 0 Commerce I75l IIIIZICIJIIS of today ure enjoying Sfwfvwealfffepffff September 4. O11 Hum! School again. October 5. VVho was your man in the TattIer's straw vote-Willkie or Roosevelt? 11. Holiday-Teachers attend convention. 25. Remember the Cole Brother's Indoor Circus? Peanuts, Popcorn, Cracker-jacks I I 26. lthaca's first football defeat with Auburn in 20 years. November 2. Remember the heart breaking defeat we experienced with U. E? 11. Armistice Day-Holiday. T2-15. American Education Week. Education for the Common Defense Essay contest- Responsibilities of An American Citizenf' 14. Science Club-P.'I'.A. Tea. 16. We certainly vanquished Scranton Central. 19. Alice Gordonls volleyball team came up on top in the final contest. 21. Thanksgiving Concert on Thanksgiving night--November 21st this year! 21-22. Thanksgiving recess. lContim4ed on page 811 FOR SERVICE and SATISFACTION lcafr game wirhycafey H A. Carey Co., Inc. Insurance that lnsures CAREY BUILDING Prescriptions When you bring your doctor's prescrip- tion to our drugstores to be filled, you can depend upon its being handled by graduate chemists and further more, upon its ingredients being fresh and pure. After it is Hlled, it is carefully rechecked to guard against error. We are just as careful about everything else we deal in. You will like our .rervice THE Hlll DRUG STORE THE NORTH SIDE PHARMACY T761 wwf PM fly 4,1 d ig ,XI 9 kdm! few! .9 f : ,NNN Many of you will seek further knowledge in higher institutions of learning. Some will enter the business World, while others will answer the call to vocations. Whither goest thou? -the members of the Class of l971'l-l'TcFfe our sincere wishes for success and achieve- ment in their chosen line. NORTON PRINTING COMPANY . . . Where Servicer Are A Haizif' FLOWERS ITHACA ICE CREAM corsagesisaskets HSI'I 'Ul' ll .-Ind You Plrrur' All BOUQU E1-5 DIAL 2756 Table Arrangements DIAL 2245 Marshall Dairy Co. Lockwood Gardens A , Prulrurzzf-d .Mzlk and Crram Florists vitamin D Milk 419 First St. Ithaca, N. Y. Marian Lockwood '23 I77 l l School Supplies at The Sto re Just Around the Comer S. S. KRESGE co. HEGGIE'S fjaeaiew for graduatic1n g!ts Watches Elgin, Girard-Perreaaux, Gruen, Hamilton, Lonaines, Mimo 375.0wlDQSil3.75 Iewelry Real, Filled and Costume- Smart Styles, All Prices Silver Sterling for the table, dresser and ornaments in the home Gift Wares ln Bronze, Aluminum, Leather and Silver Plate R. A. Heggie 81 Bro. Co. Iewelers Pltone 2277 136 E. State St FIRST NATIONAL BANK ITHACA, N. Y. I Cozrmzrrcizzl Banfeing 7'ru,vt Department Safe Dcpofit and Storage Vaultf I MEMBER: Federal Reserv Sw tem and Federal Deposit Insura C' p ation 78 'IJAHN 8. 0llIIER AGAIN' JAHN 8: 0lllER ENGRAVING C0 i791 WHEN YOU 'WANT SOMETHING IN THE 5 :Sf 10 REMEMBER JONES' 5c to 51.00 Store 208-210 East State Street I 1.nfal Starz' Cutrriny lo Loral Nerd: OPEN EVENINGS Hull 8. Whealon Plumbing Co Plumbing - Healing, Air Conditioning linshop and Appliances Finest Workmamhip Bert Quality Materrial 910 W. STATE ST. ITHACA, NEW YORK DIAL 2524 -- 2316 If it': shfrl metal fwarlz, Let G1-orge do it BE THRIFTY BUY QUALITY AAA V77 A T W A T E R S Ez'frythifr1g To Earn MORRIS' says: You gf! brttrr .wrvirr hrrz- in this Jtorr. One of the greatest assets in this store is the enthusiasm of its salespeople in rendering a personal service. Itls not like walking into a hotel where they grab your bag . . . It's more like com- ing home where they grab you. To those of you who have not yet been welcomed here, it will add dollars to your budget to stop in and look over the smartest little college shop where Hart Scha1Tner Sz Marx clothes, Manhattan shirts, and other nation- ally known clothes are sold at par. M O R R I S ' 60 J:-randi from Stair 1301 fCm1ti11uz2fl from pagz' 765 December 3. Lie Detector catches Page and Massey. 5. Wasn't Wurzel Flummery' a scream? Especially Arthur Buckingham's acting. 6. The annual Congressional Ball was swell-with the good ship Congress as :1 nautical theme. 13. Ithaca lost its opening basketball game to Binghamton. 18. The Christmas Recital was extra special this year. 19. Annual Christmas Carol Concert was certainly something to hear. January 6. Our vacation came--and went, unfortunately. 18. Worse luck! We lost another game to Auburn. 20. English regents weren't so bad as I thought they would be. 30. School almost closed because of colds and grippe. February 7. Dear, clear, what can the matter be? -we lost another game to Bing- hamton Central. 12. jack Hart was picked as all-around athlete. 14. I got a valentinel Did you? 14. Faculty put one over on Congress in basketball. 21. How'd you like the queen at the Legislative Ice Carnival? fC0ntir1.'ued on page 893 NIAGARA UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES PRE-PROFESSIONAL COURSES SCHOOL OF EDUCATION GRADUATE SCHOOL SEMINARY 49 ADDRESS: TI-IE REGISTRAR NIAGARA UNIVERSITY, NEW YORK I81l i MEMBER Ol' I' EDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Wil 911405404242 Bouquets of Distinction Baskets Artisticolly Arranged Corsoqes - Shoulder Bouquets REASONA IiI.Y PRICED BOOL'S FLOWERDALEQ PHONE 2758 Next to Ithaca Hotel f82 WHEN IT IS YOUR AUTOMOBILE Think to Call CARL'S GARAGE DIAL 2402 201-203 E. Tompkins St. be A91 SICNIORS: Now, and in years to come, when you open this Year Book and meditatively study its pages of photographs and its records, you may be interested to know that in the year 1941 your High School: Cfaj enrolled 1577 students Chl had Il senior class numbering 366 students Cel had 13 departments of subject matter, as follows: Agriculture, Art, Commerce, English, Foreign Languages, Guidance, Home Economics, Industrial Arts, Mathematics, Music, Physical lfducation, Science, Social Studies. fdj had a faculty of 69 members. Cel included in its extra-curricular activities the following: Annual Board, Art Club, Band, Boys' Ski Club, Choral Club, Congress, Der Deutsche Verein, Dramatic Club, Future Farmers of America, Future Teachers Association, General Council, Girls' Ski Club, Girls, Sports Club, Glee Club, Home Economics, Ithetaeria, Le Cercle Francais, Legislative, Le Rendez-Vous, Orchestra, Tattler Board, Science Club. ffl included in its intramural athletics the following: Archery, Badminton, Baseball, Basketball, Bowling, Deck Tennis, Dodge- ball, Fencing, Foul Shooting, Golf, Horseshoes, Paddle Tennis, Soccer, Softball, Speedball, Tennis, Track, Tumbling, Volleyball, Wrestling. Cgj included in its varsity athletics the following: Baseball, Basket- ball, Football, Golf, Tennis, Track. CO7I,QfK1f1liHf1.lI?1.l' am! bert z0z',rl1t'.r from the Ithaca Board of Education 1331 WIRING RIDER COLLEGE FIXTURES Of Business Administration REpAlR5 Bachelor of Science Degrees in - Norton Electric Co. Incorporated 121 E S St. Pohne 2596 For Your Saturday Morning Entertainment - Listen to HGRAMMAR SCHOOL GRILL W.H.C.U. 10:30-11 Clflvery Saturdayl ARCTIC ICE CREAM Commerce and Education Special Intensive Courses Summer School :Ill of our Blll'lll'IlIf of Svirnrf' d1'gr1'1's an rf'gi.vlr'r1'd 'with thf Unifvfrsity of thx' Srarf of Nffw York For Further Information Address The Registrar Founded 1365 Trenton, N. J. WHERE Do You Get The Most Food for The Least Money? Y That's Easy, the High School Cafeteria I ! Save your shoe leather and money by eating here. A fine place for recreation and study during the noon hour. 84 BECAUSE ROTHSCHlLD'S HAS WHAT STUDENTS WANT ln Tompkins County lt is Always . . . 0 I lthaca's Oldest, Largest, and Most Modern Department Store CONGRATULATIONS TYPEWRITERS and Sold - Rented - Repaired BEST WISHES W to the CLASS OF 1941 MILK - CREAM Special Guernsey Milk Aqjjdgphjlug Corrmalr lluw' Barn Going To Chocolate Svlmol For Y6'l1f.i' Creamed Cottage Cheese VAN NATTA Office Equipment Co. lI'lC0rp0l'IlI6d lfwrrylhlng for Ihr 0,tl'll'f Established 1914 Y , 22 If r Sr re sr. Ithaca IN 8 l95l For The Best In Flowers and Top Flight Service CALL LOU NSBERY'S O IHE HILL in Collegtown 9 College A Dial 3327 C. J. RUMSEY and C0. HARDWARE Boys' and Girls' Bicycles Complete Line of Tools Winchester Roller Skates HICKEY'S Complete Musical Service Always Ready to Serve You Pf9mPf'v aniwfknilx Q Hickey's Music Store 330 E. STATE ST. CEagles Buildingj E361 Driscoll Bros. 81 Co. Building Materials 135137 S A St Ph 2361 Ithaca, N. Y C .ii 5 L T DAYOF Stu. N10 H -4-DMEWOQK 4 , SW W Q 9,2 qi MADE f,,- IIN GRADUATE off 'T i X Zac! YEAR? fl mu 5ENl0KveAe A 81 P Super Market Home of Nationally Known Ann Page Foods and Super-Rite Meats Quality - Service - Economy Congratulations to the Senior Class from The Class of '42 Compliments of SCHO0LEY'S WATCHES DIAMONDS IEWELRY SILVERWARE LEATHER GOODS 152 East State St. Ithaca, N. Y. ELM IRA BUSINESS INSTITUTE Registered hy the University of the State of New York Approved Preparation for Business Business Administration Accounting-Secretarial Secretarial Science Iunior Accounting Stenography Sfmt for lllr 1941--1-2 Catalog ELMIRA BUSINESS INSTITUTE ELMIRA, N1-:W YORK B. C. Meeker Elwm R. B Prmitlrnl S1'r'y.-Tr 88 c CASCAlDlllLlLA SCHOOL Summer School Registration Iuly 8th. Regents I r Examinations August 22nd. Complete courses in all college preparatory and academic sub- jects. Cool, guiet, and pleasant place to Work. Special rates to lthaca students. l Fall Term Open September l6th. Why not a post graduate year at Cascadilla School before going to College? fililllnll Ch M. l7oYI,l4, Cornell '02 Dial 201+ lleaclrnaster, Oak Ave., at Summit iC'O1Ill.lIll,l'lf from jmgz' Slj Marcll 6. Legislative met clefeat again in their annual tlehate with Congress. Zl-22. On Uur VVay was a hit. 25. Our little hanners meant we patronizecl the Annual. 27. April fool issue of the Tattler. 29-April S. l appreciated our spring recess. April ll. Cloocl lfriclay-holitlay. 25. Nothing But 'llhe 'l'rutl1 -spring play. lN'lay 9. Senior Halle-VVasn't the music heavenly? 16. Glee ancl Choral Cluh Concert. 23. Class clay-that was something to see. 30. lloliclay-lVlemorial Day. ' Junc 3. llere, sign my Annuall Whereis yours? lil. Gosh! lt's a relief to get those regents over with. Zl. Senior llanquet-'lllte foocl was nelegantf, 74 ll .. ere toclay, gone tomorrow-commeneement. 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