Ithaca High School - Annual Yearbook (Ithaca, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1943 volume:

J -.- V ,J I V r f ' t ' ythij p) ' ' .K . -z 1 -; -xT o -7f -4 ' ' T Cr c . JJ ' ' ' - , ; y ,y i - ' oM- p } - ' (l : 1U H4 4i44XU Volume 29 Ithaca High School Ithaca, N. Y. V 1 fa ' J- . y jz . t Published by The Annual Board Therese Driscol Editor Paul Gillette Business Manager Henry Miller General Manager r- ' • ' k . . JO- ifXi-Hf our many friends who have left home end friends behind you; O it044.f who have so unselfishly gone out to fight for your ideols; JO- 44,044 who have given your lives to preserve these ideals and who can never return to the happiness and security for which you were fighting; O- ilXH4.f the graduates of Ithaca High School who are now in the armed services of our country, we dedicate this Annual of the Class of 1943. -Elizabetb Robbius rACULTY -Mima Bordonaro CLAUDE L. KULP, Superintendent I nivtTsity o1 Koi-lu ' ster. B.S. ; Cornell l. niversity, M.A. FRANK R. BLISS. Principal York Stiile LniU- c fur TcMclltM Cornell University, il.S. B.S. OFFICKKS G. LOUIS COOK. President CLAUDE L. KULP. Secretary MK.MHKHS HELEN D. BULL MAMIE C. BOOCHEVER M. J. LEARY E. A. MILLER CLYDE B MOORE R. W. MUNGLE E. C. WEATHERBY Miller, Muon-, Wt-iillnThy. Muiik ' U ' . Cook. Kiilp. henry. Hull, Btiocliever. S ELWOOD A. LA FORTUNE Vice Principal, Uirt-ctor of Guidance University of Minnesota, B.S. CuluHibiu University. M.A. THERESA WEST Assi:stant to the Principal Vassar College, A.B. Cornell University, B.S. LAURA M. WARNER Librarian Wells College. A.B. ■ - fM- ELEANOR CROOKS Kliiiir:i Cc.llei:. ' , H.S MIRIAM B. HAMPLE AttlMlcliUUf Ellniru (- ' uUejje, A.B. IRENE FURMAN Assistant Secretary ETHEL MUZZEY Student Assistant 9 i .f FIRST ROW « HOWARD R. ANDERSON, Social Stii.Hes: AH.. Augu.slana ( ' .ll.ge; MA., rniveisity of Chicago; Pli.lJ.. Stuli ' rnivcrsity of luwu. RAYMOND ARNOLD, Ail; B.F.A., Syracuse I ' nivcisity. BLANCHE D. BACORN, Coinnicrie ; A.B., Elinira CnllcKe. EDGAR E. BREDBENNER, Physical EiUuation ami Kcircatioii; 0. J., Kcuiiins Normal School; Cornell l ' ni cr.sity (Special Certificate). EMILIE M. BROWN, English; A.B., William Smith College; .M.A., Cornell University. SECOND ROW ♦ LAURA BRYANT, Uir.cic.r of Vocal Music; Stale Collece. Ti rre Haul.-. In.liana. MARION LYNCH BURKE, English; A.B., Elinira College; .M.A.. Columliia Iniversity. ELTON A. BUTLER, Mead of the Mathematics Deiiarlment : A B.. Iniversity of Rochester; M.A.. ( (tluinhia Cniversily. LEONARD C. BUYSE, Foreign Languages; A.B., University of Rochester; M.S.. Cornell Iniversity. No,v on leave serving with the I ' nited States Naval Reserve. MAYFRED CLAFLIN, .Mathematics; B.S.. St. Lawicnce University. Tlllltn ROW ♦ JOSEPHINE CONLON, Foreign Languages; A.B.. ( ornell University; M.A.. Columliia University. HELEN B. CORCORAN, Commerce; B.S., Keuka College. ELIZABETH W. CRUMMEY, Home Arts; B.S., Russell Sage College. CLARENCE R. DIXON, Director of ImluMrial Arts; B.S., University of Rochester; M.S.. lornell Uni versity. ETHEL DONEY, Commerce; B.S., Elmira College. 10 %  - ? w FIRST ROW HELEN A. DRAKE, Plijsiial E.luciition ; B.S., Boston University; Surgent College. EMMA ROSE ELLIOTT, Head of the Home Arts Department; B.S., Cornell University. MARIAN ELIZABETH ELLIOTT, Knglisli; A.B,. Allegheny College; M.A., Cornell University. ROBERT I. EVERINGHAM, Vm-ationul Agriiullure ; B.S.. Cornell University. W. ROBERT EARNSWORTH, Liirettur of Commerce and Director of Placement ; Plattsburg Normal School; B.S., University of BuHalo; M.S., Cornell University. SECO. D ROW BERNICE FINCH, Director of Instrumental .Music; Onconta State Normal; Mus.B., Ithaca College. ROYAL GILKEY, Science; B.S.A., Cornell University; II. A., New York State College for Teachers. CATHERINE H. GRADY, English; A.B., Cornell University. ALFRED H. GROMMON, Head of the Eiiglisii Department ; A.B., II. A., Cornell University. MILDRED HAFF, Mathematics; A.B., M.A., Cornell University. THIRD ROW MIRIAM B. IIAMPLE, Commerce; A.B„ Elmira College. CAROLINE E. HOOK, Office Assistant, Medical Department; Rochester Business School. RALPH W. JONES, Director of Health and Physical Education; B.S., Wesleyan University; M.A., Columbia University. RAYMOND W. KANA, Industrial Arts; Oswego Normal School. ELWOOD A. LA FORTUNE, Vice Principal and Director of Guidance; B.S., University of Minnesota; M.. ., Columbia University. 11 i ' ' v FIRST HOW « HILDA M. LAUBENSTEIN. Eiis:lisl : A.B.. N w Ycik Sliili- CuUege for Tcttihers ; M.A., Cornell L ' lii- MIRIAM E. LEARY, Divi-.tiir of An; AH.. Vussur ( ' ollci.-f. JOHN A. MACK, Vocalioiuil Agriculturi- ; U.S.. M.S.. Cornell fniversily. S. CAROLYN MARSH, InslrumL-ntal .Music: . liis. b.. Ilhaca Celk-ge. XiLADYS W. MATTICE, Home Arts; B.S., M.S., Cornell I ' niversit.v. • ♦ HKCONI) HOW iSATHKYN E. MC CLARTY, KiiBlish ; A. 11., Khnirn Colk ' Ke; .M.A., M ulilleliury College. BUTH L. MILLER. Fonicn l,unBuuEes; A.U., Synicuse I ' niversity ; M.A., Cornell l ' niver ily. CLARENCE D. MOSEMAN, Miitli.inatics ; AH.. Haitwi.k College; .M.S., Cornell I ' niversity. ADELINE NEWMAN, K.mlish; H.S., .Mi.l.llel.iiry College. H. EDOAR PARTINGTON, Connnene; B.S.. Syraeuse I ' niversity. ■I ' liiun now ANNA W. PEARSALL, S.ieiue; AH.. MA., Cornell I ' niversity. EDWARD I. PIERCE, Coniiiieree, Coueli of Football and basehall ; I ' niversily of .Maine, MARGARET M, REIDY, HeutI of the ,Seienee Depnrtinenl ; . ,B., M.A., Cornell I ' niversity. LILLY ROBINSON, Social Sluilies; A.B., Town State Teachers College; .M.A., Columbia I ' niversitj. ELSIE M. SARGE, Nurse; K.N., BulVulo Cieneral Hospital. 12 ' ' - ' « FIRST ROW ♦ MARY G. SAYERS, CniniiuTCP : B.S., Syracuse University. FREDERICK H. STUTZ. Ui-. , of the Soiial Studies Departuieiil ; A.B., I.A.. Cornell Tniversity. WALTER J, SYKES, Industrial Arts; Oswego Normal S.liciol. JOSEPH J. TATASCORE, Ptiysiial Education; B.S., Ilha.a Colleee. M. ASENATH VAN BUREN, Commerce: B.S., JI.S., New York State College for Teachers. SECOND ROW ♦ GLADYS D. WALDRON. Social Studies; A.B.. Adelphi ColleEp; . I.A,, Cniversity of Rochester. MARIAN L. WARREN, p:ni;lish, fJuidance Counselor; A.R.. ol.erlin College; M.A., Ph.D.. Cornell I ' ni- versity. PALMER .1. WASLEIN, Science; A.B., State Teacher.s College, Mayville, North Dakota; JI.A.. Cornell t ' niversit y. MILDRED P. WATKINS, s..cial Studies; A.B., Cornell University. CATHERINE M. WELCH, Fonign Eangnages; A.B., M.A.. Cornell University. ♦ THIHll ROW ♦ FLORENCE WILLIAMSON, Foreign Languages; A.B., Syracuse Univer.sity; M.A., Cornell University. ELMER .T. WOODAMS, Industrial Arts: Rochester Mechanical Institute. OLIVER M. YORK, ( ..nimerce; A.B., Colgate University; II. A., New York State College for Teachers. NOT PICTURED GERTRUDE PASTO BOLLINGER, Home Arts; B.S.. Cornell University. .ROBERT H. BROAD, Director of Medical Inspection De]ia rtnient ; A.B., Jt.D., Syracuse I ' niversity; M.iMI.. .loliiis Hojtkins University. MARLIN F. MORRETTE, Instrumental Music; U.S.. Ithaca College; M.M., University of Michigan. ISABEL MURRAY. Din c tm of Dramatics; A.B., M.A., Cnrnidl University. DELPHINE L. TEN BROECK, Knglish, Guidance Counsellor; A.B., Barnard College; M. A„ Cornell University. 13 —Elaine Coleman Olds, Miss Robinson, Galney. Grovcr. Clines, ClaAA. OllicAli, Never did we expect that this year would go by so quickly, but here we ore ending our last term in high school. Although we have had many trials and tribulations, there is no one among us who will not leave good old I.H.S. without some tinge of regret. Never again will we sit through those tiresome nights of detention or skip classes and school only to end up with a complaint card. We will always r emember the thrill of going to the Senior Boll, of dressing up in our craziest costumes for Baby Day, and of going to the spring play, The Man Who Came to Dinner , which starred our talented Lee Larkin. A more serious note is sounded by the fact that so many of our senior boys are now in the armed forces. To these boys we hove dedicated this book. In electing our officers we have really picked the cream of the crop. Tommy Chin Gainey has been a most capable and popular president, and Eris Olds, our vice-president, has certainly proved her popularity by being chosen Queen of Hearts at the Legislative dance. Jeanne Grover, on outstanding girl in sports, is the treasurer, and versatile Barbara Clines is our secretary. 16 ♦ First rnw. left to rislit : Button. Onterman, Grover. Giithri ' -. FuII.t. Serond row: Klein. Gainey, Dedlow. Senior Banquet CATHERINE GUTHRIE. Chairman THERESE DRISCOLL DONALD RUMSEY JOSEPH STAEK JACQUELINE WOOLF Senior Ball PHYLLIS GUTERMAN. Chairman ANNE BAWLF PATRICIA FLACK ROGER HOWLEY HENRY MILLER SONIA SCHAFF ESTHER SCHEMBRE Baby Day JANICE GROVER, Chairman JOHN BAILEY ERNEST BROWN PAUL GILLETTE VIRGINIA SCHAEFER Cap and Gown JANET BUTTON. Chairman EDWARD BLATCHLEY HAROLD BOTSFORD BARBARA CLINES THOMAS GAINEY JEANNE GROVER ERIS OLDS Class Day — Senior Frolic ARLENE GASCON, Co-chairman JOSEPH KLEIN, Co-chairman MARY CAIN PAUL KIELY IRMA MOLNAR Senior Ring EUGENE DEDLOW. Chairman JEAN DAVIS ANNE GARSIDE JANET FRASER MAURICE WALDRON Commencement Invitations EVELYN FULLER. Chairman MAVIS DAVENPORT MARGARET MILLER BETTE PALMER THERESA RINCKAS 17 Miller. Grover. Allen. Newh.art. and MacDaniels. with Mrs. Elliott as moderator, tell us food will win the war. IS FIRST EOW Robert Alexander 307 Eddy Street Baseball 3; Intramural Basketball 3; Intramural Volleyball 3. Philip Allen 220 Esty Street Congress 4; Future Farmers nf America 1,2,3,4; President 4; Honor Roll 2,3,4; Intramural Basket- ball 3; Track 1,2,3; Letter 2,3. Conrad Argetsinger 908 North Aurora Street Chorus 2; Tennis 2; Assistant in Chemistry and Ph sics 4. Doris L. Armitage R. D. 2 Choru- 1,2; Science Club 2,3. Arthur J. Arnold R. D. 5 Chorus 1,2.3,4,5; Glee Club 5; Tertulia Espanola 4,5; Operators Club 5. SECOND ROW THIRD EOW Eleanor M. Arsenault Brooktondale Band 1; Bowling 2,3; Dramatic Club 2,3, The Man Who Came to Dinner ; Intramural Basket- ball 2,3,4; Intramural Volleyball 2,3; Senior Ball Committee 4; Girls ' Ski Club 4; Sport ' s Club 2,3,4; Student Council 3,4; Assemblv Committee 4; Tattler 4. Philip Asdell 2 Renwick Heights Road Bovs ' State 3; Der Deutsche Verein 3,4; Treasurer 4; Honor Roll 2,3,4; Math Club 3,4. John Bailey 92n North Tioga Street . ' nnual 4; Chorus 4; Dramatic Club 4, The Man Who Came to Dinner ; Science Club 3,4; Senior Bab Day Committee 4 ; Student Council 4 ; Radio Workshop 3; High School Life Committee 4; Tattler 4. David E. Baker R. D. 4 Future Farmers of .America 2,3,4; Honor Roll 2. FOURTH ROW i y Doris Baldwin 212 North Meadow Street Rowling 3 ; Chorus 1. Marylou Barger 316 East Seneca Street Bowling 2; Choral Club Chorus 1,2,3,4; Dramatic Club 2,3,4; The MSn Who Came to Dinner, Nothing But the Truth, The Man ' ho Married a Dumb Wife ; Honor Roll 2,3,4; Legislative 3,4; Le Rendez-Vous 1,2,3; Newscaster 4; Radio Workshop 3,4; Science Club 1,2; Girls ' Ski Club 1,2,3,4; Vice President 4; Stu- dent Council 4; Clubs Committee 4; Tertulia E ' panola 3 ; Town Meeting of the .Air Finalist. Anne Bawlf 206 Klinewood Road .Art Club 2,4; Bowling 2; Chorus 2,4; Dramatic Club 2; Le Rendez-Vous 1,2; Science Club 4; Senior Ball Committee 4; Girls ' Ski Tattler 2,4; Assistant Business Mgr. Niagara Seminary 3. Robert B. Beach 111 East Spencer Street Betty Beam Slaterville Springs Sports Club 1. Club 4; 2; Stella FIFTH ROW Nickolas S. Bellisario 315 North Fulton Street Chorus 1,2,3,4. Edward Blatchley Slaterville Road Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus mural Basketball 1,2; 4; All-State Chorus 4; Gown Committee 4. 1,2,4; Glee Club 4; Intra- Orchestra 1,3,4; Librarian Science Club 2,3; Cap and Virginia Bloom R. D. 4 Raymond Boda, Jr. R. D. 4 Band 1,2,3.4; Baseball 2; Chorus 1; Football 2,3; Intramural Basketball 1,2; Intramural Vollevhall 1,2,3. Betty Bonsall R. D. 1 Chorus 3,4. SIXTH ROW Billy Bonsall R. D. 1 Future Farmers of .America 2; The Man Who Came to Dinner. Dora Bontempi IdS Madison Street Bowling 3,4; Intramural ' olIe l all 1,2; Legislative 4; Sports Club 1,2. Mima Bordonaro 609 WcNt Seneca Street Chorus 3 ; Le Rendez-Vous 1. Harold E. Botsford, Jr. Jacksonville Band 4; Baseball 2; Bovs ' State 3; Cheerleader 4; Chorus 1.2,3,4; Glee Club 4; Honor Roll 1,2,3; Le Cercle Francais 3,4; President 4; .Math Club 3,4; Newscaster 3,4; Radio Workshop 3,4; Science Club 4; Cap and Gown Committee 4; Student Council 2,3 ; Constitution Committee 2,3 ; Tennis 2,3 ; The Man Who Came to Dinner . Ruth ' Bowers R. D. 3 Chorus 1.2 ; The Man Who Came to Dinner . 19 FIRST ROW Roland Brill JJJ I ' lr i-iint Street Mildred Bristow 206 South Cavuga Street Chorus 1,2,3. Ernest D. Brown, Jr. Jill ra liir I ' lace Congre s 3,4; Football 2,3.4; Letter 3,4; Honor Roll 4; Intramural Basketball 2.3,4; Senior Baby Day Committee 4; Student Council 2,4; Vice Presi- dent 4; Chairman Junior Red Cross 4; Track 2,3,4. o V-cU. . ttler Jean Br 225 l jant Avenue Choral ' Club 2,3,5; d TS- TfTy ' H nor Ro Radio Workshop 5 ; Secretary-Treasurer 5 ; Tattler 5. Ralph Bruce Danby Baseball 1,2; Commando Course 4. SECOND ROW Rebecca Bruster 600 Hector Street Chorus 1,2,3,4; Honor Roll 2,3; Radio Workshop 3. Benson Buck South Lansing Road Band 2,3,4,5; Chorus 3,4; Dramatic Club 5; Future Farmers of America 2,3 ; Le Rendez-V ' ous 3 ; Science Club 4,5 ; ' ' The Man W ho Came to Din- ner , The Burglar . Edmund L. Bundy R. D. 3 Operators Club 3,4. Donald Burnett Elm Street Extension Band 1.2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Orchestra 1. Clare Burns 117 Ithaca Road Annual 4; Choral Club 2,3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; Leg- islative 4; Science Club 2,3; Vice President 3; Girls ' Ski Club 3,4; Student Council 2,4; Social Life Committee 4; Tattler 2,3.4; E.xchange Editor 4; The Man Who Came to Dinner . THIRD ROW Helen Elizabeth Bush 424 Court Street Band 1,2.3.4; Chorus 1; Home Economics Club 2,3; Vice President 3 ; Treasurer 4. Janet Button 117 Cascadilla Street Bowling 4; Choral Club 2,3,4; Secretary-Treasurer 3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; Radio Workshop 3; Chairman of Cap and Gown Committee 4; Tattler 3. Louis J. Cacclotti 606 .Madison Street Band 1,2,3,4; Bowling 2,3,4; Chorus 2; Congress 3,4; Treasurer 4; Intramural Volleyball 3; Orches- tra 3,4; All-State Band 4; Radio Workshop 3; Tertulia Espanola 3,4. Mary Theresa Cain 216 South .Albany Street Band 2,3,4; Bowling 4; Chorus 1; Dramatic Club 4; Secretary ' 4; The Man ' ho Came to Dinner ; Trysting Place ; .Abie ' s Irish Rose ; Honor Roll 2,3; Intramural Volleyball 2; Legislative 3,4; Or- chestra 4; Radio Workshop 3; Science Club 2,3,4; Class Day Committee 4; Sports Club 3,4; Student Council 4; Assembly Committee 4; Tertulia Es- panola 3.4. Pauline M. Calkins Coddington Road FOURTH ROW FIFTH ROW Lillian Capogrossi 323 Wf-t Court Street t. ' horu 1,2.3,4; Home Economics Club 3.4. Samuel Capogrossi 323 West Court Street Bowling 3,4; Intramural Basketball 1, mural Volleyball 3; Track 1,2,3. ,3,4; Intra- Maryellen Carpenter Hook Place Choral Club 1,2,3,4; Club 1. Chorus 1,2,3,4; Dramatic Mary Lou Carpenter 208 Cascadilla .A enue War Stamp Chairman 4; Penn Van .Academy, Penn Yan, New York, 1. Lagrand Chase R. D. 4 Band 1.2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,4; Future America 3; Glee Club 4; Orchestra 1. SIXTH ROW Farmers of Viola M. Ciaschi 3U6 Park Place Bowling 2; Honor Roll 2; Orchestra 1,2,3,4; Radio Workshop 3,4. Richard L. Clarendon R. D. 4 Baseball 3,4; Basketball 3; Chorus 1; Football 3,4; Future Farmers of .America 2,3,4; Intramural Bas- ketball 2,3,4; Intramural Volleyball 2,3. Barbara Ann Clines 216 . orth Gtne a Street Annual 4; Band 2,3,4; Vice President 4; Bowling 4; Secretary of Senior Class 4; Legislative 3,4; Sergeant-at-Arms 4; Orchestra 4; Nominating Committee 4; Sports Club 2,3,4; Student Council 2,4; Chairman of .Assembly Committee 4; Tattler 3,4; Tertulia Espanola 3,4; The .Man WTio Came to Dinner . Romolo Joseph Cochi 518 North Plain Street Band 1,2,3,4; Orchestra 4. 21 Oh. If Rembrandt could only see us now. f:i 22 • riEST ROW Robert Reed Colbert 310 North Cifne -a Street Bowling 2,3; Dramatic Cliili 4; Handhooli Staff (draftsman) 3; Newscaster 3; Radio Workshop 3; Student Council 4; Puhlicity Committee 4; Tattler 3,4; Editor-in-Chief 4; Bennett High School, Buf- falo, New ' S ' ork, 2. William Conley 233 South Albany Street Baseball 4; Manager; Bowling 2,4; Congress 3,4,5; Football 4,5. Mary Alice Conrad Slaterville Sjirings Chorus 1 ; Honor Roll 2. William Cooke (.21 West Cireen Street Baseball 1 ; Basketball I ; C aptain 3 ; Track 1. Douglas M. Copley 70S Stewart Axenue Intramural Basketball 4. Intramural Basketball 3; SECOND ROW - THIRD ROW Guy Costello 4211 C ' ascadilla Street Intramural Basketball Intramural Volleyball 2. Margaret Catherine Crowley 4U9 West Buffalo Street Annual 4; Basketball 1,2; Bowling 2,3,4; Intra- mural Volleyball 1,2; Science Club 3,4; Sports Club 1,2,3,4; Tertulia Espanola 3,4. John Cummings 42U Utica Street Baseball 2,3,4; Basketball 1,3,4. Mary Margaret Curtis 306 Esty Street Chorus 1,2,3.4; Home Economics Club 3; Legisla- tive 4. FOURTH ROW Annie Marie Czernda R. n. 5 Elvira Daino sol West Buffalo Street Chorus 1,2; On Our Wav ; Honor Roll 1,2,3; Math Club 3. Leonard Davenport 112 West Tompkins Street Bowling 4; Intramural Basketball 2,3. Mavis Davenport Brooktondale Art Club 2,3; Band 1,2; Chorus 1; Commencement Invitation Committee 4. Jean E. Davis 324 North Cjene ' a Street Choral Club 4; Chorus 2,3,4; Honor Roll 2,3,4; Le Rendez-Vous 3,4; Orchestra 2,3,4; All-State Orchestra 4; Science Club 4; Pin and Ring Com- mittee 4; Sports Club 3,4; String Choir 2. rirxH ROW Sheldon Davis Brooktondale Donald Dawson 624 West Seneca Street Art Club 1 ; Chorus 1,2,3,4. Eugene Dean R. D. 1 Baseball 2; Chorus 1; Der Deutsche Verein 3,4; Honor Roll 2,3; Math Club 3,4. Robert DeBell R. 1). 3 Eugene Dedlow 115 Irving Place Chairman of Senior Pin and Ring Committee; Boys ' Ski Club 3 ; Business Manager of Tattler 4. SIXTH ROW Luella Marie DeLong Slater ille Springs Lucy DeSantis 215 Drydcn Road Chorus 1; Home Economics Club 1,4; Tertulia Espanola 3. Janet Louise DeWolfe 215 North Cjene ' a Street Basketball 4; The Man Who Came to Dinner ; Stockbridge Valley High School 1,2,3 ; Valley Breeze Annual 2,3; Joke Editor 2,3; Chorus 1,2; President of Freshman Class; Honor Roll 1,2,3; Student Council 2; Secretary 2; Vallev Breeze Paper 2,3; Joke Editor 2,3. Margaret Erskine Douglass Biggs Memorial Hospital Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Lc Rendez-Vous 3,4; Treasurer 4; Orchestra 2,3,4. Mary M. Driscoll 717 East State Street Choral Club 2,3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; Dramatic Club 3; The Man Who Came to Dinner , The Man Who Married a Dumb Wife ; Legislative 4; Dance Chairman 4; Orchestra 2,3,4; Science Club 2,3,4; (Jirls ' Ski Club 3,4; Student Council 4; Social Life Committee 4; Tattler 2,3,4; Circula- tion Manager 4. 23 z J - This will never do. Misi Grover I 24 FIRST BOW Mary Therese Driscoll 3IJ ' t- l St ' iifca Street Editor of Annual 4; Bowling 2; Choral Cliili 1,2, 3,4; Chorus 1,2,3.4; Dramatic Cluli 2,3,4; Secretary 3; On Our Way ; Honor Roll 1,2,3; Ithetaeria 3,4; Legislative 3,4; President 4; Science Club 3,4; Senior Banquet Committee 4; Nominating Com- mittee 4; Sports Cluh 2,3; Student Council 2,3,4; Assembly Committee 4; Chairman of Social Life Committee 3; Tertulia Espanola 3,4; ' ice Presi- dent 3 ; Secretary 4. Virginia Durrant Coddingtoii Road Chorus 1,2,3,4; Honor Roll ,3 ; Le Rendez-Vous 3. Helen Emerson liij i ' liphammer Road Bowling 2,3; Honor Roll 2,3,4; Intranuirai Bas- ketball 2,3; Le Cercle Francais 3; Legislative 3,4; President 4; Le Rendez-Vous 2,3; Science Club 2,3; Girls ' Ski Club 3,4; Sports Club 2,3,4; Stu- dent Council 3.4 ; Assembly Comtiiittee 4; Social Life Committee 3; Tattler 3,4; Assistant Adver- tising Manager 4. Helen Everhart 432 North Titus Avenue Edward L. Farino 204 Drvden Road Baseball 1,2,3; Bowling 1,2,3,4; Captain 4; Intra- mural Basketball 3. SECOND ROW Patricia Feher 307 Firvt Street David Kephart Fernow Jacksonville Bouling 4; Honor Roll 1,2,4; Track 4. Mary Elizabeth Fernow Jacksonville Chorus 1,2; Der Deutsche Verein 4. Joyce E. Fincher lis Delaware Avenue Art Club 2; Band 1,4; Bowling 4; Der Deutsche Verein 2,3,4; Honor Roll 2,3; Intramural Basket- ball 3,4; Intramural ' olleyball 4; Orchestra 2,3,4; All-State Orchestra 3,4; Radio Workshop 3; Science Club 2,3,4; President 4; Girls ' Ski Club 4; String Choir 2. Betty Jane Fitchpatrick Elm Street Extension THIRD ROW Patricia Flack 425 Hanshaw Road Chorus 2,3; Dramatic Club; The Man Who Came to Dinner , Abie ' s Irish Rose ; Legislati ' e 3,4; Le Rendez-Vous 2,3; Science Club 4; Senior Ball Committee 4; Social Life Committee 4; Tattler 1,2,3,4; Associate Editor 4. Eileen Marie Flynn 408 West Buffalo Street Bowling 2.3,4; Honor Roll 3; Intramural Volleyball 1,2; Science Club 3.4; Sports Club 2,3,4. Donald M. Foster 5117 Cayuga Heights Road Honor Roll 4; Le Cercle Francais 4; White Plains High School, White Plains, New York, 1,2,3. Janet Fraser 114 Fhe Parkway Dramatic Club 3,4; Treasurer 4; The Man Who Came to Dinner , Abie ' s Irish Rose ; Honor Roll 4; Legislative 3,4; Le Rendez-Vous 2; Pin and Ring Committee 4; Tattler 1,2. James Albert Fulkerson K. D. 4 Annual 3,4; Photographer 3,4; Art Club 3; Future Teachers of America 3; Tattler 4; Photographer 4. FOURTH ROW FIFTH ROW Evelyn Fuller Slatcrville Springs Band 2,3,4; Honor Rol Le Rendez-V ' ous 2,3 ; mencement Invitation I 2.3; Le Cercle Francais 4; Radio Workshop 4; Corn- Committee 4; Tattler 4; Junior Better Films Committee 3. John E. Gaherty 515 West Seneca Street Thomas Gainey 2U9 First Street President of Senior Class ball 1,2,3,4; Letter 3,4; 2,3,4; Tiack 1. 4; Congress 3,4; Foot- Intramural Basketball Anne Garside I.O.O.F. Home Dramatic Club 3,4; Pin and Ring Committee 4; Student Council 3,4; Tattler 3,4; Assistant Cir- culation Manager 3; Circulation Manager 4. SIXTH ROW Arlene Gascon 311 Turner Place Bowling 3.4; Cheerleader 3.4; Captain 4; Chorus 4; Intramural Basketball 2,3; Intramural Volley- ball 2,3.4; Captain 2,3,4; Radio Workshop 3; Class Day Committee Chairman 4; Sports Club 2,3.4; Student Council 3.4. Elizabeth Jane Gates 41U East Tompkins Street Chorus 2,3,4. Helen W. Genung R. 1), 2 Jacob Gessini 325 Cascadilla Street Baseball 3; Basketball 2,3; Intramural Basketball 1,4. Paul Giles R. D. 4 Chorus 1.2,3,4; Future Farmers of .America 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 3,4; Leader 4; Honor Roll 3; Orchestra 1,2. 25 Cocic, Roger, no funnies. What? Oh. current events? 26 • FIRST ROW Paul Edwin Gillette 2(JJ Linden Axt-niit- Annual 4; Bu ines Manager 4; Band 2,3; Bowling 2,3; Chorus 2,3; Glee Club 3; Radio Workshop 4; Chairman Continuity Committee 4; Science Cluh 4; Senior Baliv Day Committee 4; Boys ' Ski Club 2,3; I ' reasurer 3; Student Council 4; Publicity Committee Chairman 4; Tattler 2,3,4; Sports Editor 3,4; Cub Reporters Advisor 4; Tennis 2,3; Letter 3; General Council 3; Co-Editor of LH.S. Handbook 3; Honor Roll 4. Donald Gilmer 327 South Cavuga Street Chorus 2,3,4. ' THIRD Leiand Griffin 3u9 South I ' itus A cnue Janice Grover Slater iUc Road Annual 4; Girls ' Sport Editor 4; Band Majorette 3,4; Bowling 2,3,4; Cheerleader 4; Chorus 2,3,4; Intramural Basketball 2,3,4; Intramural Volley- ball 2,3,4; Legislative 3.4; Secretary 4; Radio Workshop 3 ; Senior Baby Day Committee Chair- man 4; Sports Club 2,3,4; Points Chairman 3; Secretary 4; Student Council 2,3,4; High School Lite Committee Chairman 4; Tattler 4. Jeanne M. Grover Slaterville Road Bowling 2,3,4; Treasurer of Senior Class 4; In- tramural Basketball 2.3,4; Intramural Volleyball 2,3,4; Legislative 4; Radio Workshop 3; Cap and Gown Committee 4; Sports Club 2,3,4; Monogram 4; Numeral 3; Student Council 2,3; Social Life Committee 4; Tattler 3. SECOND ROW Charlotte Ruth Glanister S14 N ' uith rioga Street Annual 4; Honor Roll 2,3.4; Science Club 4; Tattler 4. Jean F. Goodrich 513 South Aurora Street Berkshire High School High School 3,4. Lc Cercle Francai Newark Vallev Central Phyllis Guterman Forest Home Choral Club 2,3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; Der Deutsche Verein 3; Honor Roll 2,4; Legislative 3,4; Orches- tra 4; Science Club 2,3; Senior Ball Committee Chairman 4; Girls ' Ski Club 3.4; President 4; Student Council 2; Social Life Committee Chair- man 4; Tattler 2,3,4; Managing Editor 4. AA. Catherine Guthrie Forest Home Choral Club 3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; Honor Roll 2,3,4; Ithetaeria 2,3,4; Secretary 4; Legislative 3,4; Senior Banquet Committee Chairman 4; Student Council 4; Clubs Committee 4; Tertulia Espanola 3,4; President 4. FOURTH ROW Lois I. Haigh 2S Renwick Heights Road Annual 3; Art Club 2,3; Honor Roll 2,3; Le Cercle Francais 4; Badminton Club 3; Newton High School, Newton, Massachusetts, 1. Delbert Hanson R. D. 2 Bowling 4; Future Farmers of America 1,2,3,4; Reporter 3; Vice President 4; Intramural Basket- ball 4; Intramural Vollevball 3. Eugenia Hanson R. D. 2 Chorus 1,2.3,4; Honor Roll 3,4; Le Rendez-Vous 3.4; Tertulia Espanola 3,4. Gertrude E. Harvey 5(16 South Plain Street Honor Roll 1,2. Hollis A. Hatfield R. D. 4 Band 1,2; Bowling 4; Chorus 1,2; Future Farmeri of Atnerica 1.2.3,4; Treasurer 3.4; Honor Roll 4; Intramural Letter 3. Volleyball 3.4; Captain 4; Track 3; FIFTH ROW Charles Edvt in Hatt 3U4 East Lincoln Street Band 1.2.3,4; Baseball 3; Letter 3; Chorus 1; In- tramural Basketball 1,2,3.4; Captain 4; Intramural Volleyball 1,3,4; Captain 3; Numeral 4. Gloria Head R. U. 1 Nancy Marie Herron 1U6 Valentine Place Choral Club 2,3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; Legislative 3,4; Science Club 2,3,4; Girls ' Ski Club 3,4; Science Club 4; Student Council 3,4; Tattler 2,3,4; .-Xdver- tising Manager 4. SIXTH ROW Betty Anne Hobson 33u The Parkway Legislative 3,4; Tattler; Brackenridge High School, San Antonio, Texas, 1,2. David G. Hollister 412 Highland Place Andover Academy 2,3; Science Club 4; Tattler 4; Student Council 4. Thomas E. Horton 515 ' . • West Clinton Street Bo ling 4; Football, Assistant Manager 2; agcr 3; Intramural Basketball 1,2,3; Track Jean Hover R. D. 1 Roger J. Hovt ley 416 Hudson Street •Annual 4; Sports Editor 4; Congress 3,4; mural Basketball 2,3,4; Senior Ball Committee 4 Student Council 2,4; Social Life Committee 4 Tattler 3; Sports Editor 3. Man- 1,2,3. Intra- Albert Hughes R. D. 3 Alexander Humulock 721 Clitf Street Basketball 4; Chorus 2,3,4; Football 4; Intramural Basketball 3,4; Captain 4; Intramural ' ollevball 3,4; Captain 3; Science Club 2. 27 jU ' ML, k M Louie LaurcUl and Bud GriMcu at work. 28 riRST ROW Patricia Kathryn Humulock 721 Cliff Mucl Intramural Basketball 2; Intramural Vo!le hall 2,3. Beverly Hurlbut 919 North I ' ioga Street Interlaken High School, Interlaken, New York, 1,2,3; Band 1; Cheerleader 1; c;lee Chih 2; Intra- mural Basketball 3; Student Council 1. Lewis Jansen jack om ille, Ne ' urk Jessie Johnson 212 South Plain Street Chorus 1. Audrey Judd R. n. 2 Chorus 1. ' •.■•A 1 v .. Cft-i-x vK.1- ivv-ej ' SECOND ROW Robert Kelly 2(12 Williams Street — - Band 2,3,4; Chorus 3,4; Glee Club 4. Esther Kennedy 212 Hudson Street Band 2,3,4; Basketball 4; Choral Club 4; Chorus 2.4; Honor Roll 2,3; Le Rendez-Vous 3,4; Science Club 4. Paul J. Kiely 1(1 Ren vick Place Band 2; Baseball 3; Congress 3,4; Honor Roll 2; Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,4; Le Cercle Francais 2; Newscaster 3; Class Day Committee 4; Student Council 4. Albert King 4IS Cascadilla Street Joseph Klein 403 South Aurora Street Congress 4; Intramural Basketball 3.4; Manager of School Store 4; Senior Frolic Chairman 4; La Salle Academv 1,2. THIRD ROW Alice M. Klinko 229 Hector Street Honor Roll 2; Ithetaeria 3,4; Science Club 2.3,4. Monna Kramer 125 North Quarry Street Chorus 1,2,3,4; Future Teachers of America 3,4; Le Cercle Francais 3,4; Le Rendcz-Vous 2; Science Club 4. Naomi Krum 612 North Tioga Street Choral Club 3,4; Chorus 1,3,4; Legislative 4; Le Rendez-Vous 3,4; Vice President 4; Tattler 4. Helen Kupka 106 Westfield Drive Bowling 4; Captain 4; Choral Club 1; Chorus 1,2,3; Honor Roll 1,2; Volleyball 4; Le Rendez- Vous 2,3,4; Radio ' orkshop 3,4; Liitrar ' Com- mittee Chairman 4; Girls ' Ski Club 4; Sports Club 4; Tattler 4. Virginia LaBar R. 1). 1 FOURTH ROW Gladys Lam 113 Fifth Street Le Rendez- ' ous 3,4. Leo Paul Larkin, Jr. C.T nga Heights Road Band 2,3,4; Der Deutsche Verein 3,4; Honor Roll 2,3,4; Le Cercle Francais 4; Ne vscaster 3.4; Or- chestra 3,4; Radio Workshop 4; Tattler 4; Assem- bly Orchestra 4 ; ' Fhe Man Who Came to Dinner . James La Rock 1 K. Fast York Street Louis Lauretti 621 Cascadilla Street Football 3,4. Helen Listar R. D. 1 FIFTH ROW SIXTH ROW Dorothy Luhr 313 Hudson Street Art Club 2,3; Chorus 2,3; Fencing Club 2; Tattler 2. Eleanor Lunger 401 East Yates Street Chorus 1,2,3,4. 29 George A. Luther 303 East Court Street Chorus 1,2,3,4. William J. Lyon 121 Columbia Street Chorus 1,2,3; Honor Roll Operators Club 2,3,4. 1; Le Rendez-Vous 3,4; Future — And now. my friends and constituents. FIEST ROW SECOND ROW Carolyn MacDaniels 422 C ' hestmit Street Choral Club 3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; Honor Roll 2,3,4; Legislative 3,4; Treasurer 4; Orchestra 2,3,4; Secretary 4; All-State Orchestra 4; Radio Work- shop 4; String Choir 2; Tertiilia Espanola 3,4. Janice Louise Mack 425 ' est Butf.Tli) Street John Magacs R. n. 3 Chorus 3; Der Deutsche Verein 3,4; Honor Roll 1; Intramural Basketball 3; Orchestra 4; Radio Workshop 3,4; Track 2,3. Robert Mancini 401 Hancock Street THIRD ROW Jane Mange 407 I ' tica Street Annual 4; Chorus 4; Honor Roll 2,3; Ithetaeria 2,3,4; Vice President 4; Science Club 3,4; Tattler 4; Tertulia Espanola 3,4; New Hanover High School, Wilmington, North Carolina, 1. Emma M. Marsella 619 West Buffalo Street Chorus 1,2; Orainatic Club 3; On Our Way ; Home Economics Club 3; Ithetaeria 4; Le Ccrcic Francais 4; Legislative 4. Bonnie Marvel Willow Point Art Club 3. Georgia E. Maybee 324 College . ' enue Bowling 2; Chorus New York 1,2,3. Helen Mazourek 707 North Aurora Street 1 ; Hath High School, Bath, FOURTH ROW Angeline Mazza 424 Esty Street Home Economics Club 1 ; Tattler 4. Doris McGraw 220 West Lincoln Street Bowling 2,3,4; Home Economics Club 2; Honor Roll 3; Intramural Basketball 2,3,4; Intramural Volleyball 2,3,4; Sports Club 2,3,4; Publicity Man- ager 4; Student Council 4. Robert McGuire 1005 North Aurora Street Football 2; Intramural Basketball 2,3; Track 2,3,4. Robert McLean R. I). 5 Chorus 2,3,4; Cilec Club 4; Le Cerclc Francais 3,4 ; Tennis 2,3. Paul Mclsaac 107 lluclscm Street Band 2,3,4; CJencral Council Representative 3; Boys ' State 3; Congress 3,4; Der Deutsche Verein 3,4; Honor Roll 2,3,4; Orchestra 2,3,4; President 3; Student Council 4; President 4. Florence Menzies Brooktondale Candor High School, Candor FIFTH ROW New York, 1. Robert V. B. Merritt 623 Hudson Street Annual 3; Assistant Manager 3; Chorus 2,3,4; Glee Club 3,4; Golf 2,3; Honor Roll 2,3,4; Ithetaeria 2,3,4; Le Cercle Francais 4; All-State Chorus 4; Radio Workshop 2. Robert Michener R. D. 5 Future Farmers of America 1,2,3,4. Theresa Mignardi 412 North Plain Street Choral Club 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Legislative 3,4; Le Rendez-Vous 2; Orchestra 1,2,3,4; String Choir 2; Student Council 2. Henry Miller 206 Lake Street Annual 4; General Manager 4; Boys ' State 3; Clerk City Court 3; Chorus 1; Der Deutsche Verein 2,3,4; Vice President 4; Dramatic Club 2,3,4; The Man Who Came to Dinner , ' ' On Our Way ; Fencing Club 2,4; Intramural Basketball 4; Intramural Volleyball 3,4; Newscaster 4; Radio Workshop 3,4; Senior Ball Committee 4; Student Council 4; Representative 4; Track 2,3,4; Letter 2,3; Cafeteria Ser ice 1,2,3,4. SIXTH ROW Margaret Miller Danbv Road Art Club 2; Band 2,3,4; Choral Club 3,4; Basket- ball 3; Choi us 2,3,4; Honor Roll 3; Legislative 3,4; Vice President 4; Orchestra 4; Science Club 2,3,4; Commencement Invitation Committee 4; Girls ' Ski Club 3,4; Secretary-Treasurer 4; Tattler 2,3,4; Tertulia Espanola 3,4; Secretarv-Treasurer 3. Irma Molnar los West State Street Art Club 2,3; Basketball 3; Le Cercle Francais 3,4; Vice President 4; Le Rendez-Vous 2; Radio Workshop 2,4; CJroup Chairman 3; Tattler 4; Fashion Editor 4. Juanita Moore 615 West Buffalo Street Ruth Ann Mullen 410 VN ' est Court Street Chorus 2,3,4; Future Teachers of . ' ni Intramural Volleyball 2,3,4; Le Rendez- Math Club 3,4; Science Club 4; Sports Mary Murrell 50S rni ersit ' A ' enue Dramatic Club 4; The Burglar 4; Who Came to Dinner ' ' ; Honor Roll 4; Vous 4; Tattler 4; Washington Irving I New York Citv, 2,3. erica 2,3,4; Vous 2,3,4; Club 2,3,4. The Man Le Rendez- ligh School, 31 ' ' ' V • 4 f li Hey. Hollywood I ♦ 32 FIRST ROW ♦- Student Council 4 ; Home Ethel Muzzey R. D. 4 Home Economic Cluli 1 ; Ronm Representative 4. Guy J. Natali 7tt2 est Court Street Intrnniural Basketball 1. Katherine Neferis 205 Drvden Roacl Art Cluh 2,3,4; Bowling 4; Chorus 1,3,4; Economics Cluh 4; Le Rendez-Vous 2,3,4; Workshop 3,4; Sports Cluh 4; Tattler 4; Man W ' ho Came to Dinner . Betty Newhart R. 11. 4 Choni-. I, Roll 2. .3,4 ; Home Economics Cluh 3 ; Honor Harriet Newhart Mi4 .Xiiith Cayuga Street Howling 3; Science Cluh 2.3,4. Home Radio The SECOND ROW Betty Newman R. n. 3 Chorus 2. Florence Newton 112 West Lincoln Street Chorus 1,3. Joan O ' Herron 313 South Aurora Street Band 2,3,4; Bowling 3; Chorus 1,2; Dramatic Cluh 1.2,3,4; President 4; The Man Who Came to Dinner , The Burglar , Trysting Place . Ahie ' s Irish Rose , The Man ' ho Married the Dumh Wife , On Our Way ; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,4; Intramural Volley- hall 2,3; Legislative 4; Math Cluh 3; Orchestra 4; Radio ' orkshop 3; Science Club 3,4; Sports Club 1,2,3,4. Gloria Eris Olds 2 ' )7 East Court Street Bowling 2,3,4; Cheerleader 3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Vice President of Senior Class; Intrainural Volley- ball 2,3,4; Science Club 2; Sports Club 2,3,4; Stu- dent Council 2,3,4; Assembly Committee 3. Mary Ellen Olsefski R. D. 1 .Annua I 4 ; Fyiii- t 4; Honor Roll 3,4. THIRD ROW Ruth Osborn 303 North Aurora Street Choral Club 2,3,4: Honor Roll 3,4; Legislative 4; Orchestra 2,3,4; Conccrtmistress 4; All-State Or- chestra 4; Science Club 2,3,4; CJirls ' Ski Club 3,4; String Choir 2; String Quartet 3; Tattler 2,3,4. Elizabeth Osmun Caroline Depot Bettie J. Palmer 332 Center Street Annual 3; Art Staff 3; Art Club 2,3; Chairman of Commencement Invitation Committee 4; Student Council Representati ' e 3. Emily G. Palmer 1(14 East |a Street Basketball 2,3,4; Honor Roll 2,3,4; Ithetaeria 2,3,4; Treasurer 4; Le Rendez-Vous 3,4; President 4; Science Cluh 4; Sports Club 2.3,4; Tennis 2. Harold J. Palmer, Jr. 104 East Jay Street Chorus 1,2,3; Dramatic Club 1,2,3,4; Electrician 1,2,3,4; The Man Who Came to Dinner , On Our Way , Abie ' s Irish Rose , The Man Who Married the Dumb V ' ife ; Operators Club 1.2,3,4; President 1,2,3,4; Radio Workshop 3,4. FOURTH ROW Jean Palmer Fure-t Home nri ' e Chorus 2,3,4; Der Deutsche Verein 3,4; Secretary 4; Honor Roll 2,3,4: Ithetaeria 2,3,4; President 4; Orchestra 2,3,4; Radio Workshop 3,4; Science Club 3,4; Student Council 4; Clubs Committee 4. Phyllis Pardon (.rlenside Chorus 1. Leo Parente 3117 North Meadow Street Avard Parker K. i). 2 Chorus 1,2,3; Honor Roll 1,3; ' isual Aids 3,4; Secretar 4. Theodore Pafros 213 Prospect Street Bowling 4; Intramural Basketball 3,4; Intramural Vollevhall 3,4. FIFTH ROW SIXTH ROW Betty Patterson 210 i ' leasant Street CImuus 1. Richard Pearce 322 Mitchell Street Bowling 4; Congress 4; Intramural Basketball 3.4; Boys ' Ski Club 3,4; Tennis 2,3; Letter 3; Pough- kecpsie High School 1,2. Helen E. Perko 322 North .Meadow Street Moses J. Peter WiNey ille Bowling 4; Future Farmers Candor High School 1,2. of America 2,3,4; 33 One man reception committee— our esteemed president. (3.... ;;- 0 FIRST ROW Patricia Anne Peters 4112 N ' orlli Cawiga Street Bowling 1,2,3,4; Manager 4; Intramural Basket- ball 2; Intramural Volleyball 2; Science Club 1,2; Sport- Club 2,3,4. James A. W. Pine R. D. 4 Rosyin High School, Rosyin, Long Island 1,2,3 ; General Council Member 1,2,3 ; Junior Class President 3; Baseball 2,3; Basketball 3. Alice Rose Poole 412 North Meadow Street Nora Powers 105 Cobb Street Chorus 1,2,3,4; Home Economics Club 4; Science Club 4. Betty B. Randolph 101 Oxford Place Basketball 2,3,4; Bowling 3,4; Choral Club Chorus 3,4; Le Ccrclc Francais 3,4; Secretary Sports Club 3,4. SECOND ROW Pasquale Raponi 420 Hillview Place Football 4. Jane M. Reed 1 14 Linn Street Band 2,3.4; Honor Roll 4; Orchestra 4. Theresa Ann Rinkcas 507 Ctica Street Bowling 3,4; Future Teachers of .America 2,3; Honor Roll 2,3; Intramural Basketball 2,3,4; Intra- mural Volleyball 2.3,4; Ithetaeria 3,4; Orchestra 2,3,4; Commencement Invitation Committee 4; Sports Club 2,3,4; Points Chairman 4. Betty Robinson ilf. Drvden Road Art Club 2; Chorus 2,3,4; Fencing Club 3; Radio Workshop 3 ; Chairman of Junior Red Cross 3 ; The Man Who Came to Dinner . Barbara Ross ms EKton Place Kane High School, Kane, Pennsylvania, 1,2; Class Treasurer 2; Ithetaeria 1,2. THIRD ROW FOURTH ROW Rose Marie Rotunno 204 Cornell Street Chorus 1; Intramural Basketball 4; Le Cercle Francais 4; Le Rendez-Vous 3; Radio Workshop 3; Group Chairman 1. Mary Rita Ruane 523 East State Street Basketball 1,2,4; Choral Club 4; Chorus 2,3,4; Future Teachers of .America 2,3 ; Treasurer 3 ; Intramural Basketball 1,2.4; Intramural Vollevball 1,2; Science Club 2,3,4; Sports Club 1,2,3,4; Tattler 2,3,4 ; Star Reporter, Robert Ruane 507 West Green Street Congress 3,4; Sergeant-at-Arms 4; Football 3; Manager 3; Letter 3; Intramural Basketball 2.3.4. Donald Rumsey 400 Triphammer Road Basketball 3; Chorus 2,3,4; Congress 3,4; Speaker 4; Glee Club 3,4; Secretary-Treasurer 4; Intra- mural Basketball 2.3.4; Intramural Volleyball 2,3.4; Senior Banquet Committee 4 ; Publicit ' Committee 4; Tennis 2,3; The Man Who Came to Dinner . FIFTH ROW Bernard Ruzicka South Lansing Olga Saccucci 2ii5 Washington Street Gloria Rose Salino 305 Esty Street Basketball 1; Chorus 1,2,3; Home Economics Club 3,4; Honor Roll 2; Tattler 3,4; Head Typist 4. Esther Sanford 133 (riles Street Craig Erich Santos 112 Delaware Avenue Fencing Club 2; Math Club 2; Science Bovs ' Ski Club 2.3.4; Student Council 2: 2,3 ' . Club 2: Tattler SIXTH ROW Stephanie Santos 112 Delaware . enue Annual 3; .Art Club 2; Chorus 2; Dramatic Club 3,4; Trysting Place , .Abie ' s Irish Rose 3; Honor Roll 3; Le Cercle Francais 2,3,4; Treasurer 4 Legislative 4; Radio Workshop 3; Science Club 2 Student Council 4; Social Life Committee 4 Tattler 2; Tertulia Espanola 3. Virginia Schaeffer 107 Cath erine Street Basketball 1,2,3,4; Bowling 2,3,4; Cheerleader 3,4; Letter 3; Chorus 1.2,3; Future Teachers of .Amer- ica 3; Radio Workshop 3,4; Senior Baby Day Com- mittee 4; Sports Club 3,4; Sports Reporter 3; Tennis 3. 35 Sonia Schaff Slaterville Springs Annual 4; Choral Club 3,4; Chorus 3,4; Honor Roll 2,3.4; Ithetaeria 2.3; Legislative 3,4; Le Rendez-Vous 2; Senior Ball Comtnittee 4; Girls ' Ski Club 3, 4; Student Council 4; High School Life Committee 4; Tattler 2,3,4. Esther C. Schembre 1 1 7 J amev Street Annual 4; .Art Editor 4; Choral Club 3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; Dramatic Club 3,4; Costume Mistress 4; The .Man Who Came to Dinner ; Honor Roll 2,3.4; Legislative 3,4; Science Club 3.4; Student Council 4; Co-Chairman Publicity Committee 4; Tattler 3.4; Art Editor 4; Tertulia Espanola 3,4. Alliene Scofield S16 Hanshaw Road Band 1,2,3; Bowling 1; Chorus 2.3. More andflnte. boys I r. - — ■ { ' ' 36 FIRST ROW William Clarke Selover Band 4; Bnwliiig 1; Chorus 2; Dramatic Club 4; Till Mail Who Came to Dinner , The Burglar , Nothing But the Truth , Ahie ' s Irish Rose , What a Life . Tlie Late Christo|ilier Bean , Clarence . Monica M. Senecal mis Nculh Cayuga Street Bowling 3,4; Captain 4; Chorus 2,3,4; Intramural Volleyball 4, Myrtle Shaff Slater ille Springs Hume Economics CIiili 2.3,4; Treasurer 3. Phyllis Jane Sharp 434 North (ieneva Street Waxerlv High School, Waverly, New York, 1. Herbert C. Sheffield, Jr. R. D. 4 Der Deutsche Verein 2,3,4. SECOND ROW Raymond Shepherd 607 N ' ortli Tioga Street Chorus 1,2,3,4; Congress 3,4; Secretary 4; Drama- tic Club; The Man Who Came to Dinner . The Man Who Married the Dumb Wife . .Abie ' s Irish Rose ; Glee Club 3,4; President 4; Radio Work- shop 2,3,4; Track 2. Stanley Sherwood 5116 South Plain Street Bowling 3; CI orus 1,2,4; Fencing Club 4; Glee Club 4; CJolf 3; Intramural Volleyball 3; All- Stale Chorus. Archie Shipman 32 State Street Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1; Honor Roll 3,4; 1,2,3,4; All-State Orchestra 4. John Shipos 12U Fifth Street Ann Shulman 904 North Cayuga Street Art Club 2; Chorus 2.3,4 2,3; Intramural Volleyball 2,3,4 3 ; Sports Club 3,4. Orchestra Intramural Basketball Radio Workshop Mary Ellen Slights R. D. 4 Chorus 1,2.3. THIRD ROW Eldora Jane Smith 120 West State Street Bowling 2; Chorus 2,3,4; Home Economics Club 3,4; Vice President 4. FOURTH ROW % Martha Smith 6U9 Mitchell Street Choral Club 2,3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; Intramural Bas- ketball 4; Newscaster 4; Radio Workshop 3,4; President 4; Science Club 2,3,4; Tattler 2,3,4; Associate Editor 4. Roger Sovocool 707 North Cayuga Street FIFTH ROW Alfred Spadolini 20S Monroe Street Band 2; Chorus 2. John F. Spaid 30S Hook Place Band 1,2,3,4; Secretary-Treasurer 4; Chorus 2,3; Intramural Basketball 2,3; Orchestra 2,3,4; Boys ' Ski Club 3,4; Student Council 3; Assembly Com- mittee 3 ; Track 1. Gordon Reed Spencer 2i Cornell Street Annual 4; Boys ' State 3; Senator 3; Chorus 4; Congress 3,4; Deputy Speaker 4; Der Deutsche Verein 2,3,4; President 4; Dramatic Club 2,3,4; Vice President 4; C;lee Club 4; Honor Roll 2,3,4; Math Club 4; . ' Ml-State Choir 4; Senior Ball Com- mittee 4; Boys ' Ski Club 2,3,4; Secretary 3; Student Council 3,4; Clubs Committee Chairman 4; Track 2,3 ; Letter 3 ; The Man Who Came to Dinner . John Spencer 215 .Auburn Street Baseball 1.2.3; Letter 1,2,3; Football 2,3,4; Letter 2,3,4; Basketball 2; Intramural Basketball 3,4; Congress 3,4; Student Council 3,4. Ruth Stanion 1U9 ' alentine Place Chorus 3; Honor Roll 1. SIXTH ROW Gail Stanton R. I). 5 Joseph L. Stark R. D. 4 Honor Roll 1,2.3; Intramural Basketliall 3.4; Intra- mural Volleyball 4; Ithetacria 3,4; Senior Banquet Committee 4. Robert J. Stephenson 105 Cornell Street Annual 3.4; I ' hutographer 4; Der Deutsche Verein 4. John Sullivan 120 Linden Avenue Congress 3.4; Intramural Basketball 2.3,4. Robert I. Swenson 121 Farm Street Basketball 3; Bowling 2,3,4; Secretary 2,3,4; Intra- mural Basketball 1,2,3; Tattler 4; Junior Red Cross 3,4. 37 This is station WIHS. T H f ■= • f T i i S ■ c 1 •r--;f f ijjj 3S FIRST ROW Lee Taylor 2UU Higlilantl Avenue Chorus 3,4; Congress 4; Glee Club 3,4; All-State .Choir 4; ' ' The Man Who Came to Dinner ; Owego High School, Owego, New York 1,2; President of Freshman Class; Band 1,2; Chorus 1,2. Donald Matthews Terry 122 West Court Street Chorus 1; Honor Roll 2.3.4; Junior Red Cross 3,4. Eugene Terwilleger Baseball 2,3; Basketball 3; Chorus 2,3,4; Congress 3,4; Football 2,3.4; Letter 4; Glee Club 4; Intra- mural Basketball 2,3,4; Numeral 2. Judy Thompson 51S Hector Street Band 2,3.4; Secretary 2; Chorus 2.3,4; Honor Roll 2; Intramural Basketball 2.3; Intramural Volley- ball 2.3; Orchestra 2.3,4; All-State Orchestra 4; Spurts Club 2,3; Student Council 2. Frank Thorpe 103 East Spencer Street Baseball 3; Basketball 2,3; Bowling 2; Chorus 1; Congress 3.4; Football 2,3.4; Intramural Basket- ball 4; Student Council 3; Assembly Committee 4; Track 1.3. SECOND ROW THIRD ROW Elaine H. Tompkins 2U2 East Yates Street Annual 3.4; Associate Editor 3; Band 1; Bowling 3; Chorus 2.3.4; Ithetaeria 4; Science Club 2.3,4; Tattler 2,3,4; Star Reporter 3,4; Home Room Rep- resentative 3.4. Peter Torchia 31U Park Place Football 4. Ernest Towner 61U South .Albany Street Band 1,2,3,4; Basketball 3; Chorus 2.3; Intra- mural Basketball 1.2; Intramural Volleyball 1,2,3; Numeral 3; Track 2,3; Letter 3. Beverly Tubbs R. U. 4 Bowling 3,4; Intramural ' olleyball 3,4; Le Rendez- vous 4; Sports Club 3,4. rOURTH ROW Maurice E. Tubbs 2U9 East Jav Street Chorus 2.3,-i; Glee Club 2,3,4; Honor Roll 2,3,4. Milton Tyler 144 Linn Street Future Farmers of America 4; Track 2. Robert Leroy Updike R. D. 4 Danby Road Band 1,2.3.4.5; President 4; Intramural Basket- ball 3 ; Orchestra 4.5 ; Tattler 5 ; Track 3. Mary Louise Van Alstine R. 1). 4 Orchestra 2,3.4. George Vandermark R. D. 4 FIFTH ROW Doris Mae Van Inwagen 41 5 iiuth rituv . euue Art Club 2; Bowling 2.3.4; Chorus 2.3,4; Sports Club 2.3.4. Esther Van Pelt Elli- H.)lluu Road Chorus 1. Virginia Veit 3lM Hancock Street Chorus 1,2.3. Phyllis J. Voorhees 434 North .Aurora Street Bowling 2,3; Captain 3; Chorus 1,2,3; Home Eco- nomics Club 3,4; President 4; Honor Roll 4. Beverly Jane Wager 207 Pleasant Street Bowling 4; Captain 4; Chorus 4; Home Economics Club 3; Honor Roll 2; Intramural Basketball 4; Intramural Volleyball 4; Legislative 3,4; Science Club 3.4; Student Council 3.4; .Alternate 3.4; Elec- tion Committee 3; Tattler 4; Star Reporter 4. .SIXTH ROW Maurice F. Waldron, Jr. 523 West Green Street Congress 3.4; Football 2,3,4; Captain 4; Intra- mural Basketball 3,4; Pin and Ring Committee 4; Student Council 3.4; High School Life Committee 4; Track 1,2,3. Richard L. Walker R. D. 4 Band 1,2,3 ; Chorus 1 ; Future Farmers of .America 1,2,3.4; Intramural Basketball 2,3,4; Intramural Volleyball 1,2,3,4. Ruth L. Ward 421 Esty Street Christopher Columbus Junior High School, Bing- hamton ; Christopher Columbus Bridge Club 1; Service Club 1. Martha Watt 307 Stewart Avenue Chorus 1 ; Intramural 1.2,3,4; String Choir 2; Floyd Werner 2o5 West Green Street Intramural Basketball 1 ball 1,2,3. Volleyball 4; Orchestra String Quartet 3. ,2,3,4; Intramural Volley- 39 Margaret Whitman US i-aini StrffI Canton High School 1,2,3; Cliorus 2,3; Mu ir Clul. 2, Rex Whitman IIU WcMbourne I.ane Chorus 1,2; Honor Roll 1; Intrainiii :il Ha kctball 1; Intramural ' ()lle ball 1; Ski Club 1. - fif;st kiiw Olive Wilbur lliiTior Roll 2; Sccrtiary to Mr. Farn worth 3,4. Donald Wilkin 1 12 C ' a-.iailllla Street Laura Wilson 525 Wevt (ircen Street ( ' horu 1; Home lu ' oiiornies Club 3. hECON ' l) HOW Jacqueline Woolf 122 Catherine Street Choral Club 3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; l.e islalive 3,4 Le Rendez-V ' ous 2; Orchestra 2,3,4; President 4 Science Club 3 ; Senior Banquet Committee 4 juiiioi Red Cross 3,4. Bessie Wrisley R. D. 4 Future Teachers of America 2,3; lloiioj Roll 2,3; Intramural Volleyball 3,4; Math Club 2,3; Science Club 2,3,4; Tattler 3,4; Star Reporter 4. David Lloyd Wrisley 2l ' 4 College . emie Carmine A. Yengo i::i I ' aik riare I ' ongress 3,4; Fencing Club 1,2; -Future Teachers of America 2,3; ' ice President 3; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; I.e Rendez-Vous 2,3,4. Warren Young 501 N ' onh Tioga Street Jetfersoii High School, Long Beach, California, 1. 40 William Crow lu5 Madison Street U. S. Army FIRST liuW Donald Deeley 2U2 Muiiroc Street U. S. Army Lloyd Layton K. U. J U. S. Armv John Pierce 107 W. Yates St. U. S. Navv - SECOND ROW - Fred Rosica 317 Firit Street U. S. N ' avy Adolph Turco 1U6 Fifth Street U. S. Army Clifford Axtell iZZ Pleasant Street — NOT nCTURED Robert Howard ' illsey ille Future Farmers of America 3; Intramural Bas- ketball 4. William Kinghorn Franklin George Lloyd 206 West Green Street 202 East Upland Road Band 1,2,3; Football 2,3; Letter 3; Orchestra 2,3; U. S. Army Track 3 ; Letter 3. Alfred Reeves 31U Pleasant Street Band 1,2; Chorus 1,2,3. 41 - - ) __ Tl? -Delores Smith ilAlfkr 7 or7 (o l 2S iH nv fJ (AiJctfU - ' ■ - — ■■ ' • All members of the Student Association are directly represented in the Student Council which was organized in September, 1941. The Council consists of one representative and an alternate from each home room, the officers of the Student Association, and members of the vorious standing committees. The Executive Board, made up of the officers of the association and the chairmen of the committees, directs the functioning of the Council. This year the Student Council, under the able leadership of Paul Mclsooc, Bud Brown, Betty Brown, and Eileen Kane, has served as a sponsor for many student activities, including the scrap drive, the football dance, the career conferences, and the second annual Inaugural Ball. Officers President PAUL McISAAC Vice-President ERNEST BROWN Secretary BETTY BROWN Treasurer EILEEN KANE Adviser MISS VAN BUKEN Publicity JOYCE JARNAGIN ROBERT COLBERT ELAINE COLEMAN PAUL GILLETTE DONALD RUMSEY ESTHER SCIIEMBRE Assembly BARBARA CLINES ROBERT BURNHAM MARY CAIN THERESE DRISCOLL HELEN EMERSON FRANK THORPE STANDING COMMITTEES Social PHYLLIS GUTERMAN CLARE BURNS PATRICIA FLACK JEANNE GROVER ROGER IIOWLEY STEPHANIE SANTOS MAURICE WALDRON High School Life JANICE GROVER JOHN BAILEY MARY DRISCOLL ALLAN FOGG SONIA SCHAFF Clubs GORDON SPENCER MARYLOU BAROER CATHERINE GUTHRIE JEAN PALMER JACQUELINE WOOLF 44 A nttua I The second week in December had dawn place. Christmas recess happened along about complished until our return to school in January, dim because of war-time restrictions on engrav under the limitations placed on us, we went to The subscription campaign in March was v school subscribing to the Annual. The advent o of school octivities so they could appear in the came back from the engraver and was sent to t for the day to arrive when the Annual would be So here it is at long last. We hope that you Ing it. ed before the election of the Annual staff took that time and, consequently, nothing was ac- The prospect of having an Annual was very ing and photographic materials. However, work with a will. ery successful with over sixty percent of the f May saw us rushing to get last minute shots book . What a relief it was when our book he printer! All we had to do then was to wait ready for distribution. enjoy reading it as much as we enjoyed creat- ANNUAL BOARD Editor in Chief THERESE DRISCOLL Bu-siness Manager PAUL GILLETTE General Manager HENRY MILLER Art Editor ESTHER SCHEMBRE I JOHN BAILEY J CLARE BURNS ® ' ' ' ' BARBARA CLINES |S0NIA SCHArr I MARGARET CROWLEY I ELAINE TOMPKINS f CHARLOTTE GLANISTEK Clulis ] JANE MANGE [ GORDON SPENCER J, I ROGER HOWLEY ■ ' ' ' I JANICE GROVER Photographers Typists Division Pages JAMES rULKERSON HARRY LAMBERT JOHN MARCHAM DELORES SMITH ROBERT STEPHENSON MARY AUGUSTINE LORETTA CIMA MARY ELLEN OLSEFSKI JEANNE ORR THEODORE BEI.LESARIO MIMA BORDONARO OLGA CIOFAL ELAINE COLEMAN PATRICIA PETERS ELIZABETH ROBBINS DELORES SMITH fJdilnrial .Adviser MARIAN E. ELLIOTT Business Adviser HELEN CORCORAN 45 - Gan- AeM. Informality was the theme at Revelry in Rags , held on the night before Hallowe ' en. Thus the time-honored Congress Ball went over the top as a complete success, socially and finan- cially. The bi-monthly joint sessions of the Senate and the House of Representatives were fea- tured by frequent debates and informal discussions of timely topics, culminating in the annual debate with Legislative on April 15. In the spirit of the times, a considerable sum was ap- propriated for the War and Community Chest. Officers Sppakpr DON RUMSEY |).).Hl S|i.iik. -r GORDON SPENCER CI. rk RAY SHEPHERD Treasurer LOUIS COCCIOTTI . . rrciint at .Arms ROBERT RUANE I ' l-.-i.l. ' iii MR. STUTZ .V.ivis.T MR. WASLEIN Officers Pr. M.l. ' nl GORDON SPENCER y ' I ' r ' ' i(lont HENRY MILLER J prrptnry JEAN PALMER ' ri ' . ' .iMir-T PHILIP ASDELL MISS CONLON e e44idcUe VeA.e.i i. Der Deutsche Verein has been very popular among the students of German since it was organized in 1905. This year emphasis was placed on a more extensive use of the German language and a broader study of old Germanic culture. The annual Christmas party was held jointly with four other language clubs. Occasional outside speakers helped to make the year a success. 46 The Dramatic Club is made up of students who hove demonstrated unusual acting talent or technical proficiency. Two productions were presented this year, both in the second term. The first was Margaret Cameron ' s one-act comec ' y, The Burglar , featured by an all-girl cast. The second was George S. Kaufman and Moss Hart ' s hilarious comedy in three acts, The Man Who Come to Dinner . The popular acclaim for this latter drama helped to make the season a great success for the club. Officers JOAN O ' HEREON ' i( ' f PrnsiilpTit GORDON SPENCER Si-.-ri ' tary MARY CAIN Treasurer JANET ERASER Hir. ' . ' tnr iiTi.l A.h imt MISS MURRAY Offi rr..si,ieTil PHILIP ALLEN Vire PresidPTif DELBERT HANSON Se.T.tari FLOYD MORTEE Treasurer HOLLIS HATFIELD K ' ' |i ' irt.T ROBERT DICKERMAN A.IVIS.T MR. EVERINGHAM utune. alm fU, o itnen ca The local chapter of the F.F.A. is one of the most active organizations in the high school. During the year the chapter sponsored or participated in radio programs, judging contests, speaking contests, a farm shop program, and the climax of the year, the annual banquet. This year the boys maintained a pig project with some financial support from the Production Credit Association. In April the loan was paid back with a profit left for the chapter treasury. Two of the members. Mollis Hatfield and Richard Walker, were presented the Empire Farm- er Award for outstanding work on their supervised practice programs. 47 Because many of the members had after-school jobs, the Home Economics Club curtailed its program this year. They still found time, however, to sponsor a very successful sale at the Binghamton North game, to make several trips to selected houses in order to study the selection and arrangement of furniture, and to sew for the Red Cross. Officers I ' r. ' siiliMil PHYLLIS VORHEES i.,- Pr.-i.l.-nt ELDORA SMITH Tr.- i-ur. r HELEN BUSH Se TeIary BETTY rOKTNER .Advi .r MRS. ELLIOTT Officers rr. ' -i.i.lll JEAN PALMER rr.si li-nt JANE MANGE Secretary CATHERINE GUTHRIE EMILY PALMER MISS WILLIAMSON 9Utei ae -ca This year has been a most successful one for Ithetoeria. Several new members were in- itiated at the beginning of both terms, and the spirit of the club has increased with its member- ship. Besides helping with the annual Christmas party which the language clubs held before the holidays, the club has had interesting meetings. Mrs. Chandler, formerly Miss Apgar, spoke at one of the meetings on the direct parallel which can be drawn between the present day situation in North Africa and the days of the Roman Empire and the campaigns which were held there. Besides all this, the long lost constitution was found. At first it was feared that the members would have to write another in Latin! A sale was held in February. 48 Le Cercle Francois offers many opportunities to outstanding French students who hon- estly wish to attain a broader understanding of French customs and achievements, broaden their knowledge of spoken French, and partici pote in social activities. Outstanding events of the past year were holiday parties, an illustrated talk on Germany and France by Mr. Bredbenner, and a social get together with the other language clubs. Officers JOLD BOTSrORD ' i. ,. Prfsirlent IRMA MOLNAR S. ' tretary 3TTY RANDOLPH GPHANIE SANTOS A.l 1—1- MISS MILLER Officers Pre ;i(ipnt ELEN EMERSON Vi.p Prpsnl.MiI rARGIE MILLER .Secrp|iir ANICE GROVER Trpa nrpr (LYN MAC DANIELS SprL ' - ' ant-nt-Ai-in- ARBARA CLINES .Advi-spr SS LAUBENSTEIN J e fM.latioe. AiA tftlUif, This year Legislative started off under the new guidonce of Miss Hilda Laubenstein of the English department. New members were elected into the club and were put into the swing of affairs by entering in on a series of panel discussions. One of the highlights of the year was the Legislative dance which, due to the war, was made informal. The next important event was the Legislative-Congress Debate which we lost. Joanne O ' Heiron reecived honorable mention. Therese Driscoll, who was president of Legislative at the beginning of the year, resigned when she was elected editor of the Annual. Helen Emerson was then chosen as president of the club. 49 Jle (lendef-Voui, Le Rendez-Vous is an organization for students interested in the application of their knowl- edge of the French language and for promoting social functions. Because Miss Catherine Welch, the faculty adviser, was unable to direct the activities of the club this year, Miss Mary Murdock, a Cornell graduate student, acted as presiding adviser. Outstanding events of the year were a speech by a native Frenchman and the annual Ameri- can Legion poppy sale for which the members donated their services to keep this worthy enter- prise functioning. Officers I ' r. ' iii.-iit EMILY PALMER N ' itc l ' resi()ciit NAOMI KRUM N.-i rrl;ir ELIZABETH FOGG Tr-MMirtT MARGARET DOUGL A.lvi.,.r MISS WELCH MISS MURDOCK Officers frt ' snit ' iit i MARTHA SMITH Secrehiry-TroasiirtT JEAN BRUCE siicinii ' (■.■iiiiiiinc ' HAROLD BOTSFOR JANET CLARK (IcuJUa Wo- k ' Utap- Radio Workshop, a very enterprising organization, has accomplished much in this last year. Its members were chosen for their interest in radio and for theii willingness to work in this field. Rodio is not all broadcasting, for there is much to be done before and during the actual broad- cast. All this work is reproduced in the WIHS studio, and everyone in the club has experience in radio work. This year the Workshop sponsored a series of Wednesday morning programs, written and produced entirely by the workshop from station WIHS. They also put on a series of pro- grams in cooperation with WHCU. 50 toi ence. eiu Organized in the fall of 1918, Science Club under the capable direction of Miss Reidy hcs now completed its twenty-fifth successful year. Their efforts now are turned to help I.H.S. beys in the armed forces. They have given subscriptions to the Service Men ' s News Letter to twenty-five of our boys, and at Christmas time the members made knitting bags for the pa- tients at Biggs Memorial Hospital. Officers Prt ' siilent rOYCE FINCHER Vice Prfsiilrnt ' EGGY CROWLEY Secretary RUTH GROVER Treasiirer [ARY LAWRENCE Adviser MISS REIDY |irts Club Council PreM.lem rEANNE GROVER Vire President HELEN DAVIS Seeretar.v rANICE GROVER Treasurer EILEEN KANE i ' Pnint Chairinaii lERESA RINKCAS r. nf [iitraninrals :leen oconnell r f Individual (iauu ' LIZABETH FOGG ' utdieily Cliainuan !DORIS McGRAW Sjinrts I e|M.rter DELL SERVISS Adviser MISS DRAKE To become eligible for membership in the Sports Club, a girl must participate in intra- mural sports until she has acquired forty points. After she becomes a member she is privileged to vote for the council, which consists of the officers. This council decides on the policies and activities of the club for the year. After becoming members, the girls continue to earn points and may earn first, numerals with two hundred points, and later, monograms with three hundred points. The main purpose of this club is to give girls who are interested in sports an opportunity to learn and enjoy the numerous activities offered. lH 51 This marks the end of the Tattler ' s fifty-first successful year of publication. The year started with a dance celebrating the subscription drive. Later in the fall the paper had an assembly at which the holders of lucky numbers were given a free subscription. The Tattler featured news such as the Career Conference, senior class organization, the spring play, and Marylou Borger ' s participation in the Junior Town Meeting of the Air in Cincinnati. A column, devoted to news of our high school alumni who are in service, appeared during the year. Staff Kclilnr ui ( hi. ' f ROBERT COLBE PATRICIA FLAC M:iii.-i);ini; K.lii. ' PHYLLIS GUTERl MARTHA SMIT Business MHn.-itri EUGENE DEDL( .AdvcrtisiTii: M;iiia NANCY HERRO Ciri-llljltini) M;iii;t ANNE GARSID K.i.L.ri il .V,Im-. MRS. BURKE Husint . s . ' i i-iP MISS BACORN Officers Pri ' sidi ' nl CATHERINE GUTl i,-. Pr.-v|.l..„i SHIRLEY DUSINBl . ' M-rrt ' Tiir.v THERESE DRISCI ' I ' riM viiriT JANET CLARi .Adviser MISS MoCLART eniulia O ' iixa.H.ola Senoritas stare and caballeros sigh at the progress which Terfulia Espanola has made this year. The club was recognized by Student Council last fall. Several new members were in- itiated at the second meeting. Before the holidays the club co-operated with the other lan- guage clubs in having their annual Christmas party. Movies were shown on Mexico in the effort to create a closer feeling between the Spanish speaking countries of this hemisphere and the United States. 52 1 y The Choral Club, under the direction of Miss Laura Bryant, celebrated irs thirtieth anni- versary this year with a series of public performances. The onnual Thanksgiving Concert was held in November, followed in December by the Christmas Carol program! ),y ,iJ ' During the winter, the club made its first appearance in Willard Straight in one ' o£ the series of Sunday afternoon concerts. In May the Spring Concert took place in Foster Hall. This per- formance featured Clare Burns, a Choral Club senior, in the role of Hero irrthe cantata, Hero and Leonder . This conc ertclimpxed, a very successful Jubilee Year for the Choral Club of the Ithaca High School ' ' :h ■r y Officers I ' r, snl i.t fLOXJ BARGER tary-Treasurer JET BUTTON 1)11.-. t,,r SS BRYANT Officers Pl-.-M.leilt r SHEPHERD etary ' rr.-;i-. ' ir.-i )N RUMSEY Director SS BRYANT C cee GluJ). Under the able leadership of Miiss Laura Bryant, this year ' s Glee Club has proven to be really outstanding. Three public performances were given, the annual Thanksgiving Concert, the Christmas Recital, and the Spring Concert. A number of outside performances were also given. For the first time in the club ' s history, six members were selected to attend the state music conference in Syracuse and sing in the All-State choir. Ba td O Under the inspiring new leadership of Marlin E. Mcrrette our I.H.S. Band this yeaf aroused the spirit of competitive sport at home football games by ploying patriotic marchesr and school songs and by executing more and better maneuvers than ever before. ' ) .. The annual Sp ' ino Concert featured outstanding martial, popular, and novelty music which demonstrated unusur.l preparation, ability, and leadership. ' - , Our band also provided musical entertainment for nnany community gatheri ngs, school assembly programs, and benefit parades. Officers rrt-siiieiil ALLAN rOGC V,..- I ' r. ' M,!- BARBARA CLIN SiM-retary JACK SPAID PHILIP PENDLE , Mvtunt Lil ' iiiri ROBERT BARB HAROLD STAI llir. tiir MR. MORRETl Officers I ' l.M.l.nl JACQUELINE WC Si ' crt ' tar.v CAROLYN MAC DA I.ihrarian ROGER THAYl .Vssi ' .i.inl l.iliian EDWARD BLATOl LOUIS CACCIOl MISS MARSE The orchestra has swung into the limelight of victory under the baton of Miss S. Carolyn Marsh. The outstanding event of the season was theii performance at Albany at the inaugur- ation of the State Commissioner of Education, Dr. George D. Stoddard. The Spring Concert featured an international theme. Saluting the United Nations, the orchestra played representative tunes of the nations fighting to uphold democracy. They also took part in the annual Christmas Recital and at Commencement held in Bailey Hall. 54 WILLIAM LYON— 101 CAROLYN MAC DANIELS — 1( EMILY PALMER — 110 MARY CAIN— 112 BETTY BONSALL — 113 DOROTHY LUHE — 130 LORRAINE STILWELL— 132 BEVERLY TUBES— 133 ANNUAL REPRESENTATIVES IRMA MOLNAR — 134 PHYLLIS AUSTIN 201 SHIRLEY ROWLAND— 206 PETER MATTLI— 207 DOROTHY DYE— 209 EILEEN KANE— 211 ROBERT BRILL — 212 BETTY SKINNER — 214 BETTY BECK — 221 RUTH MAY — 223 DORIS STEIGER — 224 JOSEPH LONGO— 230 JOSEPHINE BENEDICT — 232 MALFISA PAOLANGELI — 233 HELEN PALMER — 234 GRETCHEN ORTNER — 310 BARBARA SULLIVAN— 320 ROBERT BREAREY — 321 SALLY VAN ORMAN— 334 PRANCES RUMSEY--340 ►;:,IZABrTH KORDAS — 346 BAND ROBERT BARBER ; JOYCE BARDWELL RAYMOND BODA HAROLD BOTSFORD JANE BRADFORD ROBERT BREAREY .MARY BROWN BENSON BUCK DONALD BURNETT [HELEN BUSH THELMA BUSH LOUIS CACCIOTTI MARY CAIN LAGRAND CHASE FRANK CHUPP I BARBARA CLINES ROMOLO COCHI LESLIE CRISPELL i MARILYN DAVIES I HELEN DAVIS JAMES DILLENBECK GERALD DRAKE WILLIAM EGAN MELVIN ELLIS ESTHER FINCHER JOYCE FINCHEE ROBERT FINNERMAN ALLAN FOGG ELIZABETH FOGG EVELYN FULLER ROBERT GARCIA RUTH GROVER CHARLES HATT BEATRICE HILL JOHN HINES PHYLLIS HURLBUT ROBERT KELLY ESTHER KENNEDY WILLIAM KEYSER LEO LARKIN ALVIN LEfKOWITZ JOSEPH LONGO PAUL McISAAC MARGARET MILLER THEODORE MORDOFF FLOYD MORTER JOAN OHERRON ROGER PAOLANGELI ANGELO PETITO PHILIP PENDLETON JANE REED PAUL RIDLEY HELEN RUANE EDWARD RUMSEY CLARKE SELOVER ARCHIE SHIPMAN MAUDE SLOCUM DONALD SMITH RAYMOND SMITH STANLEY SMITH JACK SPAID HAROLD STARKE TRYSTRAM STEVENS DORIS STEIGER EDWARD SWARTOUT BARBARA TEWEY ROGER THAYER JUDY THOMPSON ERNEST TOWNER JOHN UNDERWOOD DAVID WEATHERBY LOIS WHITE ROBERT WHITMAN ROBERT WILLIAMSON NICK BAWLF ROBERT BRANDIS CLIFFORD BREW ROBERT BURNHAM BOYS ' SKI CLUB EUGENE DEDLOW PAUL GILLETTE ANDERSON HOLTON HAROLD LABONTE GEORGE MORSE TED NORDAHL GEORGE PAINE RICHARD PEARCE CRAIG SANTOS JAMES SPENCER CHORAL CLUB DOLLY ALLEN MURIEL AN DREWS MARYLOU BARGER ■ BETTY BARTLETT JEAN BEACH , JANE BRADFORD JEAN BRUCE FERN BUCKINGHAM , CLARE BURNS ' JANET BUTTON MARY ELLEN CARPENTER LOUISA CICCHETTI JEAN DAVIS MAVIS DEAN SHIRLEY DOLL JANE DOMANSKI SHIRLEY DUSINBERRE MARY DRISCOLL THERESE DRISCOLL DOROTHY DYE BARBARA GILES PHYLLIS GUTERMAN CATHERINE GUTHRIE MARGARET HAGAN NANCY HERRON DOROTHY JENKS NAOMI KRUM CAROLYN MAC DANIELS THERESA MIGNARDI MARGIE MILLER EUNICE MOORIS RUTH OSBORN JEAN PEARCE JULIA PERKINS BETTY RANDOLPH CECELIA RAGGI MARY RUANE SONIA SCHAFF ESTHER SCHEMBRE MARTHA SMITH PHYLLIS SMITH GEORGIA WESTERVELT JACKIE WOOLF CONGRESS PHILIP ALLEN RALPH ANDREWS ERNEST BROWH ROBERT BURNHAM LOUIS CACCIOTTI JACK CLYNES WILLIAM CONLEY ALLAN FOGG JOSEPHINE FOYLE THOMAS GAINEY JOHN HINES ROGER HOWLEY PAUL KIELY JOSEPH KLEIN HAROLD LABONTE CLARENCE LARKIN CREIGHTON MARTIN DELOS McFALL PAUL McISAAC THEODORE NORDAHL ROBERT OLIVER RICHARD PEARCE KENNETH RASSMUSSEN ROBERT RUANE DONALD RUMSEY RAY SHEPHERD GORDON SPENCER JOHN SPENCER JOHN SULLIVAN LEE TAYLOR EUGENE TERWILLIGER ROGER THAYER FRANK THORPE MAURICE WALDRON ALBERT WARD ROBERT WHALEN ROBERT WILLIAMSON CARMINE YENGO i PHILIP ASDELL ' ROBERT BAKER JOHN COAD RICHARD COMPTON DAVID CULBURTSON EUGENE DEAN BETH FERNOW SPENCER FERRIS ESTHER FINCHER JOYCE FINCHER JAY HARDENBURG HERBERT HARTWIG ARTHUR HEUSER DER DEUTSCHE VEREIN MARY E. HILE LEO LARKIN JOHN MAGACS PAUL McISAAC DONALD McMillan HENRY MILLER JEAN PALMER GORDON SPENCER ROBERT STEPHENSON LYDIA STEWART LINDA VAN DUYNE ROYAL WOODIN 55 DRAMATIC CLUB JOHN BAILEY MARYLOU BARGER BENSON BUCK MARY CAIN ROBERT COLBERT RICHARD COMPTON GORDON CUSHING THERESE DRISCOLL JANET TRASER EILEEN KANE CHARLES LOPINTO HENRY MILLER JOAN OHERRON HAROLD PALMER STEPHANIE SANTOS ESTHER SCHEMBRE CLARKE SELOVER GORDON SPENCER FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA PHILIP ALLEN JAMES AUBLE DAVID BAKER ROSE BANNISTER EDWARD BENNETT SEWARD BESEMER WILLIAM BONSALL JOHN BROWN JAMES BUZZELL THEODORE CHAFFEE RICHARD CLARENDON HOWARD CLARK THOMAS DAGHITA ROBERT DICKERMAN JOHN DUNN ALVIN EVERHART PERCY FREESE EARL FRENCH WILBUR GENUNG PAUL GILES BARRITT GROVER IVAN HAMMOND DELBERT HANSON HOLLIS HATFIELD GILBERT HINES CHARLES HOLLENBECK PAUL HOOVER KENNETH HUBBELL RICHARD HUBBELL ROGER HUBBELL HOWARD INGRAM ROBERT JENKS KEITH LEONARD EDWARD McDANIELS ROBERT MICHENER PAUL MOORE RICHARD MOOEE FLOYD MORTER GEORGE PAYSON RAYMOND PAYSON MOSES PETER DONALD POTTER WILLIAM POTTER KENNETH PAYER JAMES PRESTON ALTON REED CALVIN ROTHERMICK GEORGE EOYKOUFF DAVID SANFORD LOUIS SAN SOUCIE RICHARD SMITH PAUL SNYDER ALBERT STRINGER MILTON TYLER WALTER VAN DE MARK EDWARD VAN GORDER RICHARD WALKER RALPH WATSON BURT WILLIAM GIRLS ' SKI CLUB GLORIA ALEXANDER ELEANOR ARSENAULT MARYLOU BARGER BETTY BARTLETT BETTY BROWN CLARE BURNS BARBARA CLINES JANE DOMANSKI MARY DRISCOLL THERESE DRISCOLL SHIRLEY DUSINBERRE ESTHER FINCHER PHYLLIS GUTERMAN MARY HILE EILEEN KANE HELEN KUPKA MARGIE MILLER EILEEN OCONNELL KATHLEEN OCONNELL JANE RANDOLPH ELIZABETH ROBINSON SONIA SCHAFF DELL SERVISS JEAN SMALL BETTY VAN DE MARK GLEE CLUB JAMES ANDERSON RICHARD AVERY EDWARD C BLATCIILEY HAROLD BOTSFORD. JR. EDGAR BEEDBENNER. JR. LAGRAND CHASE RICHARD COMPTON P. UL GILES ALAN JAMISON ROBERT JENKS ROBERT KELLY CREIGHTON MARTIN ROBERT McLEAN ROBERT MERRITT LEE NAEGELY BRYON NELSON ROBERT OLIVER KENNETH RASMUSSEN DONALD RUMSEY RAYMOND SHEPHERD STANLEY SHERWOOD RAYMOND SMITH GORDON SPENCER LEE TAYLOR EUGENE TERWILLIGER ROGER THAYER MAURICE TUBBS RICHARD WEBSTER HOME ECONOMICS CLUB CAROLYN ALEXANDER DOROTHY BUSH LILLIAN CAPOGROSSI LUCY DE SANTIS BETTY FORTNER DOROTHY JOSLIN KATHERINE NEFERIS NORA POWERS GLORIA SALINO MYRTLE SHAFF ELDORA SMITH PHYLLIS VOORHEES ITHETAERIA DOLLY ALLEN JANE BRADFORD WINIFRED BURTT JEAN DUNLAVEY SHIRLEY DUSINBERRE AUDREY FINK MARY FISHER BETTY FORBES CATHERINE GUTHRIE EUGENE HOTELLING ALICE KLINKO LAWRENCE LEHMAN JANE MANGE EMMA MARSELLA RUTH MAY LORNA McLEAN MARILYN MINTZ EMILY PALMER JEAN PALMER MARY PARR THERESA RINKCAS JOSEPH STARK ELAINE TOMPKINS LINDA VAN DUYNE WILLIAM WEBER BESSIE WRISLEY LE CERCLE FRANCAIS GLORIA ALEXANDER HAROLD BOTSFORD MARILYN DAVIES DOROTHY DYE BETTY FORBES DONALD FOSTER EVELYN FULLER CHARLOTTE GLANISTER RUTH GROVER LOIS IIAIGH ARTHUR HEUSER MONNA KRAMER LEO LARKIN JACK MACDONALD EMMA MARCELLA PATRICIA MiGRAW ROBERT McLEAN ROBERT MERRITT IRMA MOLNAR EUNICE MORRIS JEANNE ORR BETTY RANDOLPH ROSE ROTUNNO STEPHANIE SANTOS MARGARET SHANNON LYDIA STEWART GEORGIA WESTERVELT 56 LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY DOLLY ALLEN MARYLOU BARGER BETTY EARTLETT DORA BONTEMPI BETTY BROWN CLARE BURNS MARY CAIN BARBARA CLINES MARY CURTIS MAVIS DEAN JANE DOMANSKI MARY DRISCOLL THEEESE DRISCOLL HELEN EMERSON PATRICIA FLACK JANET FRASER JANICE GROVER JEANNE GROVER PHYLLIS GUTERMAN CATHERINE GUTHRIE NANCY HERRON BETTY ANN HOBSON JOYCE JARNAGIN EILEEN KANE NAOMI KRUM DOROTHY LAEKIN CAROLYN MACDANIELS EMMA MARSELLA THERESA MIGNARDI MARGIE MILLER JOAN OHERRON RUTH OSBORNE STEPHANIE SANTOS SONIA SCHAFF ESTHER SCHEMBEE DELL SERVISS BETTY VAN DE MARK BEVERLEY WAGEE JACKIE WOOLF LE RENOEZ-VOUS WINIFEED BURTT JEAN DAVIS JANE DOMANSKI MARGARET DOUGLAS VIRGINIA DUREANT ELIZABETH FOGG EVELYN FULLER NANCY GALLAGHEE EUGENIA HANSON ESTHEE KENNEDY HELEN KROBOTH NAOMI KRUM HELEN KUPKA GLADYS LAM WILLIAM LYON JOHN MAECHAM DONALD MEEK EUTH ANN MULLEN lEMA NARDI SALLY NICHOLS EMILY PALMER HELEN PALMEE CATHERINE PICKERING NANCY SCHAEFEE LOIS SHEFFIELD JEANNE SMART SHIRLEY STONE BEVERLY TUBES JOYCE WEBB CARMINE YENGO ORCHESTRA MARIAN ALEXANDER GLORIA ALEXANDER JAMES ANDERSON EDWARD BLATCHLEY JANE BRADFORD ROBERT BREAEEY DOROTHY BUSH THELMA BUSH LOUIS CACCIOTTI MARY CAIN VIOLA CIASCHI BARBARA CLINES ROMOLO COCHI RICHARD COMPTON JEAN DAVIS JAMES DILLENBECK JANE DOMANSKI MARGARET DOUGLASS GERALD DEAKE MARY DRISCOLL JOYCE FINCHER PHYLLIS GUTERMAN JAY HAEDENBURG BEATRICE HILL LEO LARKIN CAROLYN MACDANIELS JOHN MAGACS RUTH MAY PAUL McISAAC PATRICIA McGRAW DOUGLAS McLEAN THERESA MIGNARDI MARGIE MILLER DEAN MOORE THEODORE MORDOFF FLOYD MORTER GLORIA NORRIS JOAN O ' HERRON EOBEET OLIVEE RUTH OSBORN JEAN PALMER MALFISA PAOLANGELI JEAN PEARCE PHILIP PENDELTON DOROTHY PETEES CECELIA RAGGI JANE EEED BETTY EIOCI THERESA RINKCAS SHIRLEY ROWLAND EDWARD RUMSEY RUTH SELLECK ELEANOR SHEPHEED ANSELM SOYEING AECHIE SHIPMAN JACK SPAID TRISTRAM STEVENS ROGER THAYER JUDY THOMPSON BEVERLY UPDIKE ROBERT UPDIKE MARY LOU VAN ALSTINE MARTHA WATT JACQUELINE WOOLF RADIO WORKSHOP MARYLOU BARGER HAROLD BOTSFORD, JR. JEAN BRUCE THELMA BUSH JANET S. CLARK MARILYN DAVIES MAVIS DEAN JEAN DUNLAVEY DOROTHY DYE EVELYN FULLER JOYCE JARNAGIN HELEN KUPKA LEO LAEKIN CAROLYN MACDANIELS JOHN MAGACS ROBERT McLEAN HENRY MILLER KATHEEINE NEFERIS HAROLD J. PALMER JEAN PALMEE DELL SEEVISS VIEGINIA SCHAEFFER EAY SHEPHERD MAETHA SMITH CHAELES TUMMONDS GOEDON CUSHING SCIENCE CLUB GLORIA ALEXANDER DOLLY ALLEN PHYLLIS AUSTIN EOBEET BAKEE JEANNE BANFOED MAETHA BAEBER JOYCE BARDWELL HAROLD BOTSFORD MARY BROWN THELMA BUSH PEGGY CROWLEY JEAN DAVIS JAMES DILLENBECK SHIRLEY DUSINBERRE DOROTHY DYE JOYCE EGBERT ESTHER FINCHER JOYCE FINCHER AUDREY FINK HELEN FISHER MARY FISHER PATRICIA FLACK EILEEN FLYNN PAUL GILLETTE CHARLOTTE GLANISTER BARBARA GRAY RUTH GROVER AETHUR HEUSER HARRIET KING MONNA KRAMER MARIAN KLEIN ALICE KLINKO HELEN KLINKO ESTHEE KENNEDY MARY LAWRENCE JANE MANGE PETER MATTLI EUNICE MORRIS MARGUERITE M0EEI3 RUTH MULLEN SALLY NICHOLS EMILY PALMER JEAN PALMEE JITLIA PERKINS NORA POWERS CECELIA EAGGI HELEN RUANE KATHLEEN RUANE MARY RUANE EDWARD RUMSEY GRETEL RUSSELL ESTHER SCHEMBRE MARTHA SMITH LYDIA STEWART BARBARA SULLIVAN ESTHER TAYLOR ELAINE TOMPKINS KENNETH TOMPKINS KITSEY VAN DEUSEN RUTH VAN ORDER BEVERLY WAGER JOYCE WEBB PAUL WEIGHT BESSIE WRISLEY 57 SPORTS CLUB ELEANOR ARSENAULT BETTY BARTLETT BETTY BROWN THELMA BUSH MARY CAIN JEAN CAMPBELL BARBARA CLINES PEGGY CROWLEY HELEN DAVIS JEAN DAVIS JANE DOMANSKI THERESE DRISCOLL SHIRLEY DUSINBERRE HELEN EMERSON JEAN PAULS ESTHER FINCHER JOYCE FINCHER MARY FISHER EILEEN FLYNN ELIZABETH FOGG BETTY FORBES BETTY FORTNER ARLENE GASCON BARBARA GRAY JANICE GROVER JEANNE GROVER MARY HILE CORA JOHNSON EILEEN KANE JEAN KEITH DAWN MARION DORIS McGRAW MARILYN MINTZ RUTH MULLEN LOIS MURRAY IRMA NARDI SALLY NICHOLS MARY BRIEN EILEEN O ' CONNELL KATHLEEN O ' CONNELL JOAN OHERRON ERIS OLDS EMILY PALMER HELEN PALMER JANE PETERS PATRICIA PETERS JOSEPHINE PETTINATO CONSTANCE PETRILLOSE JEANETTE POWELL CECELIA RAGGI BETTY RANDOLPH THERESA RINKCAS HELEN RUANE MARY RUANE ELEANOR RUSSELL VIRGINIA SCHAEFFER ESTHER SCHEMBRE MONICA SENEGAL DELL SERVISS LOIS SHEFFIELD ANNA SHULMAN MAUDE SLOCUM SHIRLEY STONE JUDY THOMPSON BEVERLY TUBBS DORIS VAN INWAGEN RUTH VAN ORDER BEVERLY WAGER MARGARET WEAVER JOYCE WEBB NORMA WILLSEY STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES ERIS OLDS— 101 HENRY MILLER — 102 ESTHER SCHEMBRE— 110 THERESE DRISCOLL — 112 ANNE GARSIDE — 130 ETHEL MUZZY— 133 PAUL KIELY— 134 BETTY BARTLETT— 201 MARILYN DAVIES— 206 SHIRLEY DUSINBERRE— 2C JANET CLARK — 209 CREIGHTON MARTIN— 211 CONSTANCE PETRILLOSE— FRED SEITHER — 214 HARRY LAMBERT — 221 RICHARD WEBSTER — 223 7 JAMES KENRICK — 224 SAGE SCHAFF— 230 JANE RANDOLPH— 232 ;12 JOHN SPENCER— 233 DAVID WEATHERBY— 310 PATRICIA WEAVER— 320 GLENN MARGESON— 321 JOHN GEHERIN— 334 BARBARA GILES — 340 JAMES DILLENBECK— 346 ALTERNATES ARLENE GASCON- 101 GORDON SPENCER 102 CARMINE YENGO 110 CATHERINE GUTHRIE— 112 HOWARD BISHOP 113 WAURICE WALDRON — 130 LORRAINE STILLWELL — 132 NANCY HERRON— 133 DORIS McGRAW 134 MARIAN KLEIN -201 JOHN CLYNES— 206 JEAN DUNLAVEY— 207 JOYCE JARNIGAN- 209 KATHERINE VAN DEUSEN- ROBERT SWARTZ— 212 ELIZABETH DODDS -214 FAITH HALL — 221 ANDERSON HOLTON— 223 SEWARD BESEMER — 224 KATHLEEN RUANE— 230 21 JOHN MISCALL— 232 LEAH TOBEY— 233 HAROLD LABONTE— 234 EDWARD RUMSEY— 310 JULIA PERKINS — 320 JEAN CAMPBELL — 321 DONALD JUNE— 334 ROBERT HUNSINGER— 340 JACK KIELY— 346 TATTLER DOLLY ALLEN ANNE BAWLF JEANNE BANFORD BETTY BROWN CLARE BURNS ROBERT COLBERT ELAINE COLEMAN FRANK COSTELLO EUGENE DEDLOW ELIZABETH DODDS MARY DRISCOLL AURORA AOUILAB ARTHUR ARNOLD LOUIS CACCIOTTI JANET CLARK PEGGY CROWLEY HELEN EMERSON PATRICIA FLACK JAMES FULKERSON EVELYN FULLER ANNE GARSIDE PAUL GILLETTE JANICE GROVER PHYLLIS GUTERMAN CORNELIA HASSON NANCY HERRON MARY HILE BETTY HOBSON JOYCE JARNAGIN HARRY LAMBERT LEO LARKIN MARY LAWRENCE JANE MANGE IRMA MOLNER PAUL MOORE LOIS MURRAY DOROTHY ODELL MARY RUANE TERTULIA ESPANOLA THERESE DRISCOLL SHIRLEY DUSINBERRE BOB BIE GRAY CATHERINE GUTHRIE EUGENIA HANSON MARY LAWRENCE CAROLYN MACDANIELS JANE MANGE GLORIA SALINO ESTHER SCHEMBRE DELL SERVISS MARTHA SMITH JAMES SPENCER ELAINE TOMPKINS ROBERT UPDIKE BEVERLY WAGER JOYCE WEBB BESSIE WRISLEY MARGIE MILLER KAY O ' CONNELL JEANNETTE POWELL ESTHER SCHEMBRE 58 -Theodore Belllsarlo Broughton breaks away. Reed scores on end around. ?r • ■♦ ■J Ik lilt oni. Willie. Nl.i KLIM, Jun KirKi r4 w, left in riuht : Ozniiin, Turco. MaHslccl. Egan. SiTond row : RohIco, Reed. Turco, Broughton, Captain Waldron, lludiUc, Brown, Flore. Spcnior, Thorpe. Tliird row: Holdt, Webster, Culbertson, Warren, Boda, Clarendon, LaurcttI, Fogg, Oalney. Augcll. Masslcct. Fiiurlh row; Blouigren. Torchla, Solthor, Raponl, TcrwlUlger. Flore, Bishop, Bortz, Manager McFall. 60 JliiUe R.ed a a4. SUa tetteA, Succei tu. Qnid B ai04d. With the advent of another autumn. Coach Tddie Pierce found himself in a rather unusual predicament. Contrary to Ithaca tradition, he had at his disposal seven of the previous year ' s regulars plus several other aspirants who possessed game experience. The aforementioned predicament existed because of the fact that war time travel restrictions created a rather gloomy outlook for high school sports. Thus Mr. Pierce ' s position was like that of the proverbial man who was ' all dressed up but had no place to go. Nevertheless, September 1 found the high school field as well occupied as ever, at that time of year, with Ithaca gridmen who were as optimistic as was possible under the circum- stances, and despite the war time travel bans the Little Red gridders managed to compete in all but one of their scheduled seven games. Take Opener from Johnson City The team, after three full weeks of practice, learned that the slated trip to the oil city for the gome with Olean would be impossible. Although disappointed by the edict, the ifhacans settled down to re-adjusting themselves for the next game with Johnson City. The Little Redmen hod been waiting five weeks for competition, and this, together with some good ball playing, accounted for the fact that llhaca emerged from the gome on the long end of a 26-6 count. One week after winning the arc-light contest, Ithaca journeyed to Binghamton to engage the Bulldogs of Central. It so happened that rain prevailed on that day and, although the Binghamtonians found conditions to be to their liking, the light Ithacans discovered that it was difficult for them to function on the soggy turf. The final score was Binghamton 27 . . . Ithaca 7. The following Saturday brought Binghamton North to Ithaca for the year ' s first game on the high school field. Playing on home grounds seemed to provide Coach Pierce ' s charges with an incentive, and they fought a much heavier North eleven to a 6-6 deadlock. Gaining experience and momentum as the season progressed, the Little Red encountered Aubuin and handed a 26-6 shellacking to a Marocn team which annually makes the Ithaca gome its season ' s objective. Break Union Endicott Jinx On the next Saturday, Ithaca was presented with the opportunity to accomplish a feat which no team of preceding years had been able to manage. In fact, they had a chance to 61 defeat Union Endicoft on the home grounds of the Orange! They did just that. The final score was Ithaca 6 . . . Union Endicott 0. The Little Red won a bitterly contested battle and thus ended the long life of the U.E. jinx. But even after that encounter, the Ithacans found no chance for rest. Thanksgiving Day brought to Ithaca the Red ' s oldest rival, the Light Blue of Elmira. Ithaca and Elmira have con- sistently staged good games and the ' 42 affair was no exception. Before a capacity crowd, which took advantage of one of Ithaca ' s rare bits of fair autumn weather, the two teams en- gaged in one of the most viciously fought gomes ever played on the local field. In keeping with the nature of the game the final count was 0-0. Taking into consideration the fact that Ithaca had to contend with standing room only accommodations in order to play all four of its road games, it certainly seems safe to say that the season was a successful one. And if the future should find additional hindrances placed on sports, we con be thankful that the cu rtoin was rung down at the end of a good year for Ithaca. Ithaca 26 Johnson City 6 Ithaca 7 Binghamton Central 27 Ithaca 6 Binghamton North 6 Ithaca 26 Auburn 6 Ithaca 6 Union Endicott Ithaca Elmira Total 71 Wald Total ron, Captain 45 1 62 cV Kp H r Enthuoiastic support from the cheerleaders - Partisan musicians and majorettes ... Loyal fans ....Special added attraction ... Goodbye Ithaca. ... Hello Sampson! .... Between-halves performance by the band. ♦ 63 CHEERLEADERS Bottom row. left to ritrlit : Nova Mitchell. Janice Grover. Eris Olds, Virginia Schaeffer. Jane Domanskt. Top row: Paul Hopewood. Hal Botsfcrd. Bill Keyser. Drum Major Mary Brown and the Majorettes, Betty Bartlctt, Janice Grover. and Virginia Alexander. 64 Gasoline rationing and restrictions on public transit companies played havoc with Ithaca ' s proposed ' 42- ' 43 basketball season. As a result of these war time travel bans, the Ithaca courtmen were unable to participate in any of their slated games. Nevertheless, the season was not wasted, for a schedule was eventually arranged which placed the Little Red against teams from communities nearer Ithaca. Although this year ' s opponents were of a lower class than the Southern Tier teams which had faced Ithaca in previous years, the physical benefits de- rived by the players from the gomes was doubtless as great as ever, and, in war time, that must receive first consideration. The Ithaca five got off to a belated start on February 5 when they met the Newfield High School quintet at the Boynton gym. The tilt proved to be a land- slide victory for Ithaca, as is amply shown by the final score, 63-12. Captain Bud Thorpe of Ithaca was high scorer with 15 points. The Little Red dropped its next game to Ludlowville in the limited confines of the L.H.S. gym by a score of 31-25. The following game was a return match between Ithaca and Ludlowville at Ithaca. In this tilt Ithaca avenged its pre- vious loss by reversing the score of the first encounter. Hank Carrington took high man honors in the game at Ludlowville with 10 points, while Thorpe and Jim Pine each tossed in 8 points in the home engagement. The schedule then called for a trip to Trumonsburg for a game with the local high school five. The Ithacans had another field day and emerged with 76 points compared to Trumansburg ' s 23. Dick Herson scored high with 14 points. The season ' s final game brought Trumonsburg to Ithaca, and the Little Red again took the verdict by the large margin of 57 points. The score v as 76-19. Thorpe 15 Carrington 10 Thorpe, Pine 8 Herson 1 4, Gess 1 2 Siether 14, Culbertson 14 Ithaca 63 Newfield 12 Ithaca 25 Ludlowville 31 Ithaca 31 Ludlowville 25 Ithaca 73 Trumonsburg 23 Ithaca 76 Trumanbsurg 19 Total 268 Total no Thorpe, Co ptoin 65 AUdeiic iA.ecio Our athletic director C. R. DIXON has been a member of the high school faculty since 1923. He became chairman of the Athl etic Council in 1931 and still re- tains that position. He has held his present post of athletic director for the lost two years. Mr. Dixon ' s duties in the field of sports are many and varied. His is the job of scheduling contests for each one of the school ' s athletic teams. He also super- vises ticket sales, advertising, selection of game officials, and purchase of equipment for all sports. Pre-pre-Commando Training Mat biirn.s coming up Toughen up, boys Up niid over, Rog 1 Keiidy, get set. go 66 INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL This year ' s intramural basketball program was enlarged because of the fact that there was less varsity competition. The league was composed of 125 players comprising 12 teams. From these participants a team of ten was chosen by Director Tatascore, and this team represented I.H.S. in the City League. The Beavers captained by Alex Humuiock, were the league cham- pions. BASEBALL Typical Ithaca rains plus uncertainty concerning schedule arrangements delayed the initial diamond workouts of the year. The current travel difficulties made it impossible for Ithaca to carry out the usual schedule, but Coach Pierce started practicing and it was hoped that something in the way of opposition would be found. Mr. Dixon and Coach Pierce tried to arrange games with teams from communities close to Ithaca and stated that everything would be done to insure a busy season. LITTLE RED SMOTHERS GENEVA 71-33 Ithaca ' s trackmen engaged in just one meet before the Annual went to press. That meet was with Geneva, and Ithaca was the victor with 71 points. Geneva collected 33. The Little Red took nine firsts out of a possible twelve, Geneva winning only the quarter mile, the mile, and the relay. The next meet on the slate was an invitation affair at Syracuse with schools from all parts of the state participating. A win in this meet is worth working for, and Coach Totascore ' s charges were counted on to give a good account of themselves. The season was to close with the annual intersectional meet at Schoellkopf Field. WRESTLING PROGRAM INTRODUCED This year saw the inauguration of the intramural wrestling program at Ithaca High School. This program was under the supervision of Mr. Everingham, former intercollegiate wrestling champ at Cornell. The winners were: 116 lbs., Dave Barr; 123 lbs., Carl Jordan; 145 lbs., Ed Van Gorder; 155 lbs., Fred Seither; 165 lbs., Bob Boda. 67 Ithaca high school, along with many others, is putting into practice an enlarged intramural sports program to make American girls, as well as boys, better prepared for the hardships they must endure in future years. On these pages you will see examples of various intramural activities in action. BASKETBALL, as usual, is a favorite sport for active American girls. In our school a long practice and training period is en- joyed before class teams are picked. After the teams are formed, a playing tourna- ment is scheduled and the teams play it out for the championship. A hard game between the Juniors and Seniors was enjoyed in the finals this year with the Juniors coming out on the heavy end of the score card. Maud Slocum cap- tained the winning team. Aftor tli.-it li.Tll. Perwec Another point (or the Senior team, Jeanne Jr. vs. Sr., Elizabeth and Muggsy. 68 PINGPONG is speedily becoming a favorite sport activity among girls. This year about thirty girls participated in an elimination tournament with the results exactly the same as last year. Jeanne Grover and Shirley Dusinberre again played for the championship with Jeanne taking Shirley for two out of three games. BOWLING, as you know, a few years ago, was considered no sport for girls. Peo- ple would have quite a time keeping girls away from the alleys now. Each year high school girls flock to the alleys on Monday nights to bowl their best for their teams. You would find such names as Ginger Schoeffer, Eris Olds, Doris McGraw, and Jeanne Grover at the top of the list of high scorers. FOR THE PAST FEW YEARS I.H.S. has main- tained a girls ' athletic field just below Percy Field on Cayuga Street. During the spring and fall competition in archery, speedball, badminton, softball and many other field games is enjoyed. A tennis tournament is also held for girls interested and an award is given to the winner. Shirley and Jeanne in a practice game at the Y Com- petition in the mixed doubles Muggs and team bowling in the girl ' s tournament. 69 Olga Ciol.il and Particia Peters BluuUo from heaven Ah, lutciLhuii- ! thu Mini Who C.une tu Diiim i .■.tayed lo broadcast the iiow« Its okay, Joe, you can lot go of it now Messy, isn ' t it? Skateyelght plus ' levonty- throe equals? 7 ? 72 Bautjiii iloos las atull , , . Okay, tlu wurld is round, Mr. Stutz . . Just call us muscles .... We pause now for station identlflcation ... Any Bonds Today? .... Well, there are beans — and then there are always ueans. 73 Complicated. Isn ' t It? Faith and McNauiarad be proud of us Looking for something, are you?.... All right, so we have lost our minds Solid, guys, solid! And this Is the Pre Flight Tralitiiig Class. . . .Let ' s not get violent. 74 HOW THEY VOTED BEST LOOKING CAROLYN MACDANIELS DELBERT HANSON BEfiT ATHLETE JEANNE GROVER MAURICE WALDRON BEST DANCER ARLENE GASCON GUY COSTELLO MOST POPULAR ERIS OLDS TOM GAINEY MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED HELEN EMERSON JOE KLEIN DID MOST FOR ALMA MATEK THERESE DRISCOLL PAUL McISAAC MOST INTELLIGENT MARGARET DOUGLASS PHILIP ASDELL WITTIEST BARBARA CLINES ROBERT MuGUIRE MOST MUSICAL JEAN BRUCE ROBERT UPDIKE BEST ACTOR JOAN OH ERRON RAY SHEPHERD MOST COURTEOUS CATHERINE GUTHRIE JOHN SULLIVAN BEST ALL-ROUND JANICE GROVER RICHARD CLARENDON 75 Your aiihwer. OHcar.,..The Intricacies ol ehcmihtiy The pro and coii ol u TUe clan gathers. . . Why don ' t we do tbls more often?. . Houieiunker of tomorrow. 76 I Aw, c ' mon. Mrs. Watkins. we know you ' re kidding. . Hot dog personified. . . . Ca OH plus Hcl — Oh, nuto! . . . Death to Macbeth. . . Happy, are you?. . . .Freedom, at last What have we here?. . . . What brought this on? . Now to get down to business. 77 Se tio P vofiUecif, LOOKING AHEAD ! We, here, present a brief narration Which we hope you will enjoy. Prophcsyinji the occupation Of .some Senior girls and boys Little Jeannie Grover, a popular miss. Has a future in the Army with a super A i kiss! Likeable Lee Larkin, whose genius all admire, We find seated in on office, garbed in law attire. Carrying a hypo through a hospital lane. Whom do we see but little Mary Cain. Bob McLean and Harold Palmer deserve a cheer and hoot — They want to make their living in U. S. Navy suit. Glamorous Dink O ' Herron on whom everyone is keen, Will throw the crowds in stitches as the Burlesque Queen. Witty Louie Caciotti confesses with on apology . . . He ' s already been elected to the Gremlin School of Technology. With lots of good looks and plenty of snap, We can picture Peg Crowley with six babes on her lap. Talented Paul Mclsaac who ' s hod a successful year. Is planning to make his millions as a radio engineer. Then there ' s Eileen Flynn— clever as she con be, Who plons to spend her business life upon her boss ' knee. Next, is Roger Howley— tall, handsome, and lean, He wonts to be a night watchman now what can he mean! Teresa Mignardi and Vi Ciaschi relate with a sigh, We ' re going to keep on studying- at the R.B.I. Cornell will hove one of our graduates soon. As ambitious Bob Colbert will enter in June. Iowa College will love Pat Flack; If she doesn ' t love them, we ' ll welcome her back! Janet DeWolfe will fill up her purse. Surviving the hardships of being a nurse. Little Phyl Guterman, whom all know well, Will continue her studies in Home Ec at Cornell. The town of Danby seems to be Joe Klein ' s only aim. Now I wonder what can be up there ... it couldn ' t be a dame? Margie Miller, though reluctant to let on - Will probably be found cooking for Don. ♦ 78 Senior PtOfiUecif. (C utt ' d Certainly Ethel Muzzy presents a varied plan, She may go to work, or study, or tal e care of her man! Well-l nown Billy Keyser, who keeps us in hysterics, Will still be tooting on his horn, but ... in a cozy barracks. We gather Kit Neferis must be fond of beer. She wants to own the swankiest bar in the Eastern Tier. Gabby Geary has one objective. That ' s to be a private detective. You all know Mary Driscoli, a most attractive girl. Who, next year, will be giving all the college boys a whirl. Don Rumsey and Bob Merritt, pals through the years. Are both going to study to be engineers. Popular Therese Driscoli, edilor of this book, Upon graduating from Home Ec, will sure know how to cook. Another senior whose goal is Cornell, Is Ruth Osborn who ' ll learn to run a hotel. Emma Marsella, a darn swell kid . . . and we all know it . . . Hopes to spend the leisurely life of a famous poet. Stan Sherwood can ' t let us know until he solves this mystery Please God, tell me— will I ever pass my history? They call Al King Curly , not because his hair is wavy; He ' ll certainly lend a hand to Uncle Sammy in the navy. We ' re sure that Ruth Mullen will be a sensation In the fascinating field of aviation. Peppy Bud Thorpe will seek more knowledge, Just across the street at Ithaca College. Cheerful Sonia Schaff, a very pretty lass. Will continue with her studies, at the top of her class. Paul Gillette, we ' re sure, will be followed by girls, As long as he keeps that pretiy crop of curls. As the years pass by and grey hairs sneak in. We begin to notice that double chin — It matters not what or where we ' ll be, We shall never forget our Class ' 431 79 Coiifustu ' but aimisin ' ... Tired, arc you?.... Dig the chin on our illustrious Pres Put mo down, you brute! ... The Man Who Came to Dinner . . Who let them In?. . . . What ' ll It bo boys? . . Hey, the camera ' s wrong side np!. . . Sov ' n come ' lov ' n. 80 Whatcha got, Muggs? , Pat and Pal , Oh. please say yes! . . . .Three senior beauties? Don ' t run. he ' s okay. . . .Hey, Mac, your chain ' s draggiu ' . , , XJmm-mmm-mm . . . Ma mammy calls us T-boiie ■ What are you doing?. . . .And now, brothers. . . .C ' esb la gerre . . , ' What ' s up, Doc7. . . ' ifou can coaie out now, Annie, . . .Who ya waitln ' for, liuh7. . . . SI Gooci Luck To i he Class or 19 i3 Ma} Your hf forts Speed our Final Ictorv 1 1 IHE TOMPKINS STUDIO 1 8-140 liAST S ' lWTI: STRI:I:T Official Phol. ciraplicr .. llic Huili .lu . l . nntuil 82 MICKEY ' S Complete Musical Service Always ready to serve you PROMPTLY and EFFICIENTLY Mickey ' s Music Store 330 E. State (EACiLES BUILDING) For The Best In Flowers and Top Flight Service CALL LOUNSBERY ' S ox THE HILL in Collegetoun 409 College Ave. Dial 3327 BE THRIFTY BUY QUALITY - ATWATERS Everything To Eat Economy . . . . . . Quality These Two Words Have Long Been The Policy Of DOLL ' S Athletic Goods, Shoes, Menswear We ' ve Specialized in TENNIS for more than 30 Years. A Special Machine for Stringing Tennis Rackets Doll ' s Campus Shop 41 1 College Ave. S3 S f ' rr SoUaal m J ?- J SENIORS: Now, and in years to come, when you open this ear Book and meditatively study its pages of photographs and its records, ou ma ' be interested to know that in the year 1943 your High School; (a) enrolled 1211 students ( h ) had a senior class numhering 285 students (c) had 13 departments of subject matter, as follows: Agriculture, Art, Commerce, English, Foreign Languages, Guidance, Home Economics, Industrial Arts, Mathematics, Music, Physical Education, Science, Social Studies. (d) had a facultj of 64 members. (c) included in its extra-curricular activities the following: Annual Board, Art Club, Band. Boys ' Ski Club, Choral Club. Congress, Der Deutsche Verein, Dramatic Club. Inture l-armers of America, Girls ' Ski Club. Girls ' Sports Club, (Jlee Club, Home f conomics, Ithetaeria. I.i Cercle Francais. Legislative, Lc Rendez-Vous, Orchestra, lattler Board. Science Club. Stu- dent Council, Radio Workshop. Sp.inisli Club. (f) included in its intramural athletics the lollowing: Areherx. Badminton, Baseball, Basketball, Bowling, Deck Tennis, Dodge- ball, Fencing, Foul Shooting, (lolf. Horseshoes. Paddle Tennis, Soccer, Softball. Speedball. lennis. 1 rack, I iimblmt;, olK ball. Wrestling. (g) included in its varsity athletics the following: Baseb:ill, Basket- ball, Football, (lolf, lennis. Track. Congratulations and best zvishcs jrom the Ithaca Board oj Education S4 Jtcui l4JUdt Students Uant In Tompkins County It Is Always . . . ROTHSCHILD ' S Ithaca ' s Oldest, Largest, and Most Modern Department Store PAPER and STATIONERY Filing Equipment Loose Leaf Devices T. G. Miller ' s Sons Paper Company 113 NURIH riUCJA STREET ITHACA, NEW YORK HERE ' S TO HOPE AND SECURirr EOR THE PRESENT . . . AND A BETTER WORLD TO FOE LOW Cnod I, lick ' 4.1 . . . It ' s up to YOU Itiiacd s Distinctive Women ' s Shop 85 ♦ Pass the Ammunition To Our Fighters On Every Front . WAR STAMPS and BONDS will help make your dimes, quarters and dollars fight for you. They give Uncle Sam the money he so urgently needs for food and vital supplies for our fighting men. Our boys are fighting for our freedom . . . our American way of life. Let ' s back them, every day, with all they need for VICTORY. R e HjemLe . . . Jlieif, Qiae lieiA, JlU ei. you J!e td youn. Monetf, $6 THIS INSPIRATION FOR VICTORY AND THE BETTER WORLD TO FOLLOW IS MADE POSSIBLE BY CONTRIBUTIONS FROM THE FOLLOWING STUDENTS: Don Rumsey Paul Mclsaac Bob Colbert Janice Grover Frank Thorpe Betty Brown Paul Kiely Martha Smith Ernest Brown Phyllis Guterman Roger Howley Tom Gainey Patricia Flack Gene Terwilliger Ann Bawlf Gene Dedlow Jeanne Grover Hal Botsford Doris McGraw John Spencer Mary Driscoll Delos McFall Ginger Schaeffer Don Burnett Sonia Schaff Lee Taylor Arlene Gascon Tom Norton Jack Spaid Guy Costello Harry Bortz Ruth Osborn Margie Miller Betty Robinson Jane Mange Carolyn MacDaniels Cotherine Gutherie Henry Miller Gordon Spencer Jean Davis Margaret Douglas Janet Fraser Jobn Coad Doug Copley Eugenia Hansen Therese Driscoll Jacqueline Woolf George Morse Paul Gillette 568 ITHACA HIGH SCHOOL BOYS ARE FIGHTING FOR YOU-DON ' T LET THEM DOWN - BUY WAR BONDS AND STAMPS . . . 87 Y. M. C. A. Of Ithaca Congratulates Class of 1943 Headquarters of ITHACA HI-Y CLUBS Where Else in Town Can You Get? • Variety • Economy • Quality . . . Eat with your friends in the clean, modern HIGH SCHOOL CAFETERIA . . . Maintained lor vour convenience. THE CLASS OF 1944 WISHES THE SENIOR CLASS THE BEST OF EVERYTHING As the years roll by, we hope that when you glance through the old book , you ' ll remember your good times as a senior in the Class of ' 43. GO TO IT ' 43, IT ' S UP TO YOU. THE SENIOR ANNUAL BOARD TOMPKINS COUNTY TRUST COMPANY i;Mal.li-luHl IS36 MKMUEK OF I ' tdt-ral Reserve System and I-fdt-ial Dt-pu-sii Iii ur:iiu ' e C ' drpuralioii INCORPORATED 1S68 ITHACA SAVINGS BANK Tioga St. — Corner of Seneca Ithaca, N. V. You ' re Right ! It ' s the best place for SUNDAES and SODAS •yy ICE CREAM CENTER 1U6 N. Aurora bt. PETRILLOSE BROS. Extend their BEST WISHES AND CONGRATULATIONS To the Class of 1943 For Graduation Bouquets of distinction Baskets artistically arranged Corsages and Shoulder Bouquets Reasonably Priced Bool ' s Flowerdale Phone 275S Next to Ithaca Hotel R H STERLING DINER Always open Free parking Foot of State Street Hill S9 Beautiful Flowers for Every Occasion from PRATT ' S FLOWER SHOP Phone 3471 214 E. Seneca St. EVENTFUL GIFTS What can be more exciting than a watch for graduation? And when you choose you will find style and accuracy in the watches making up our large assortment. R. A. Heggie Bro. Co. Ji ' -u-ilirs tu llu Cliiii uj 194i 136 E. State St. Ithaca, N. ■. SCHOOL srpi iJi :§ At THAT STORE JUST AROUND THE CORNER s. s. kicksi.e: 9(1 ♦ CO OP FOOD STORE 213 SOUTH FULTON ST. ITHACA, NEW YORK A CLEAN, thrifty Food Market where you find • friendly service and a complete line of fresh fruits and vegetables, top-quality meats, dairy products, known-quality staple groceries and other household supplies. Owned by 400 families of Tompkins County and operated in the interests of the consumer. You are welcome as a customer, whether you are a mem- ber or not. shop cO ' Op AND SAVE AS YOU BUY 91 Business Training In STENOGRAPHIC, BOOKKEEPING and SECRETARIAL COURSES High School Education Necessary Pra€ li4 al Bii!$iiie s School 111 North 1 ioga Street Ithaca, New urk You ' ll Find Something New Every Day at Allanson - Hudson Featuring READY TO WEAR ACCESSORIES RUGS DRAPERIES DISTINCTIVE GIFTS 146 lia I btatt Street Hliontr 2737 AU REVOIR Until Victory Will Be Ours . . ! SOON ! ! ! MORRIS ' 60 Secondi jrum State Civilian and Military Clothing CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1943 ID IRV LEWIS MEN ' S QUALITY SHOP 104 E. State Street Ithaca, N. Y. FIRST NATIONAL BANK ITHACA, N. Y, Commercial Banking Trust Department Safe Deposit and Storage Vaults MEMBER: Federal Reserve System and Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Whither Goest Thou? . . . Many of you will seek further knowledge in higher institutions of learning. Many will enter the armed services. Some will enter the business world, while others will answer the call to vocations. Whither goest thou? — the members of the Class of 1943 have our sincere wishes for success and achievement in what ever they do. NORTON PRINTING COMPANY li ' ht ' re Services Are A Habit ' 93 To The Mem hers of Tlie Class of 19-1 3 Although your immediate future may appear rather uncertain, there is no uncertainty about the good wishes for you of the older generation of Ithacans. May your next adventure, in whatever field, re- turn a full measure of satisfaction for another job well done! ITHACA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 94 CASCADILLA SCHOOL Summer School Registration July 1. Regents Examinations August 21. 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