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' , Q' 0, ,LC oo, ,Ld h 'hh gb, 6 , , as jg' -cwfwx l T f MN ' 4 K- , Z! al f l fzff 2 fi! , any fi Xl fl' -K lf' V xl? l l 4 X X '32 N a .e N wx , Kg A N U Q fix xl 'lx as o l l XT G l Published by The An al Boa d ,lg Helen Eaton . . Ed tor gi Albert Ward B siness Manager ' Qgxxlxl Alan Jamison General Manager XXX . eetdc ' gpg X, . fi .- We, the Annual staf of 1044, dedicate this book to a man who has earned our genuine respect and apprecia- tion for his many ser1'ices to Ithaca High School. Now in the United States Army, he contributed much to our school during his four years as a teacher in the art de- partment. In addition to his regular class fwork, he super- vised the actifvities of the I. H. S. War Stamp Committee. But of all the groups in school, none ofwe him more than the Annual staffs for the past four fears, for he fwas in charge of the art work for each of those yearbooks. For his interest ana' help, fciQ's7a'edi'cate the Annual of 10471 to Ray Arnold with sincere thanks and best fwishes. 4' The Faculty Orgy . . . Shut up ! ! you kids . . . Miss Gibbon a recent arrival WK ff? 4Vlc' I ff Hr Standing, left to right: E. C. Weatherbyg C. B. Moore: M. W. Tompsong F. B. Painter, Asst. Supt. of Schools, M. J. Leary. Si-:tti-ft. I-Aft in right: E. A. Millerg Mrs. J. H. Chandlery G. L. Cook, President, C. L. Kulp, Supt. of Schoolsg Dr. Helen Bullg R. W. Mungle. Ecard of Zcfucalfrhn This is the Board of Education, composed of representatives of the citizens of Ithaca. They are a hard working lot who devote their time and effort to the welfare of the students in the Ithaca public schools. It is their job to appoint the Superintendent of Schools, to approve matters pertaining to the budget, to determine the school policy concerning public matters, and to promote good public relations. They do much on the behalf of the students and deserve our praise and thanks. Congratulations to the members of the Class of 1944! You have resisted the temptation to leave school during the war years. You have reached the goal of high school graduation. This objective has not been easy to attain, especi- ally as many of you have worked in industry, agriculture, or business on a part-time basis while still carrying your full program of studies in high school. You are richer educationally and our community and nation will be the richer tomorrow because of your wise decision to stay in school until graduation. We are proud of you and confident of your future success. Con- CLAUDE L. KULP, SlllN'I'IIIIl'IlIIl'llt of Sclmnls. lim-Iwata-r I , d d , h In IIICCIIZIIIIVN Institut:-1 ISS., IIIlIX'V!'SIij' of Ii0K'IlK'SI4'I'1 grctu ahons an goo WIS es' MA., l'ux'nL-II University. Claude L. Kulp wg-k 'VNC To the Members of the Class of 1944: We who have been associated with you for the past few years will follow you with affectionate interest and with confident expecta- tion as you go forth to meet life and to take your part in an adventure whose possibilities are boundless, We are confident that you will meet this challenge with courage and high resolve and that you will see at the end of the present crisis the dawn of ci new day in which your training will count for much. We sincerely believe you will realize your possibilities and contribute the best that you FRANK R, BLISS, Slllhl'l'XlNlllLf 1't-attivimi. us., N.-it have for your fellow man. To this end, we wish Ynrlt Stun- Vulli-xv iltr 'l'l-:nvli -rs: XLS.. 1'ul'in'll l'ni You Godspeed' t 'it '- P. R. BLISS To You Students of the Class of '44: Look In this llny, fur il is l.il'v Tho vi-ry I.it't- nt' l.il'e-l . . . For Yvsln-l'4l:i5 is lint :l llrw-ailn, ' Alld 'l'u lniir1'mx is only at Vision: Blli 'l'u-cl:i5 we-Il livl-nl MukCB 1-vi-V5 Ye'slvl'il:ly il lll'1'illll of llzlppiiinus And 1-vi-ry 'l'4--lnnrruxx' ii Vision nl' llupn-, Look wt-ll, ilu-in fur:-, to this ilziyl f- l i-nm thi- S1IllNt'l'll, zuitlnn' iinknuwn. ln these times when so many carefully laid plans have to be adapted to changing conditions, all of us have to keep in mind at all times what we want out of life. The individual with a purpose, a goal in life, can very often shape the present, which is the only time that belong to any of us, toward the realization of his plans. look well, therefore, to this day! This is my wish for you, members of the Class ll ELWOOD A. LAFORTUNE, Yic't l'l'im'ip:ll zllul Ili- of 144. ri-rlul' ol' llliiilallxvv. -ILS., l'nixvl'sily uf Minmt sutu: Nl..X.. 1'uliin1lri:i l'nix'vt'sily. E. A. LAFORTUNE 4 A Godspeed to each of you in the class of 1944. Into whatsoever situation you go, may you remember, lt is not life that matters but the courage you bring to it. THERESA WEST THERESA WEST, l'rim-ip:il'x Assistrlnl in l'li:u'L:n- uf Alt4'tirl:iln'v. .LIL Yussru' Uulli-:vp ISS., Form-ll l'liivi-i'silt'. Q 9 'I' l MARIAN L. WARREN, Guidance Counselor. A.B., Oberlin Col1ege3 M.A., Oberlin Collegeg Ph.D., Cornell University. YY3f'1'5.'vacN'4N , .. . 'L' 'YVWW NNN You seniors have gone through high school in the most momentous years of our nation's history. There have been many distractions and additional respon- sibilities to demand your time and energy. You are to be congratulated for having continued your educa- tion in the most important battle station for youth- the classroom. Great opportunities for service and leaderships lie ahead of you as you go forth to serve our country until the day of victory, and then in the post-war years, when great problems will need your help in their solution. Having built a good foundation during your years of preparation, may you press on to new adventures and high achievements in what- ever fields of work you may decide to enter. MARIAN L. WARREN First Row Howard A. Anderson, Director of the Social Studies Department. B.A., Au- gusta Collegeg M.A., University of Chicngog Ph.D., State University of Iowa. Raymond Arnold, Art, B.F.A., Syracuse University. Blanche D. Bacorn, Commerce. A.B., El- mira College. Edgar E. Bfedbenner, Physical Education and Recreation. GG., Reading Normal Schoolq Cornell University fSpecial Certificateb. Second Row Emilie M. Brown, English. A.B., YVilliam Smith Collegeg M.A., Cornell University. Laura. Bryant, Vocal Music. State College, Terre Haute, Indiana. Mayfred Claiiin, Hend of the Mathematics Department. B.S., St. Lawrence Uni- versity. Josephine R. Conlon, Foreign Languages. A.B., Cornell Universityg M.A., Cornell University. i 'k f First Rim' Helen B. C0rC0l'all, t'uiliil1n-l'1'v. ISS., K:-uku Volln-ire-. Clarence R. Dixon, llii-I-nw nf thi- Indus- trinl Arts Ill-pnrtimmt, ILS., l'niv1-rsity of lhu-In-st:-rg M.S., Form-Il Vnivvrsity. Ethel Doney, t'ulnlm-rt-n-. ILS., l'llmir:t t'0ll1-5.50. Helen A. Drake, llire-1-tnr of Pllysivzll I'Iiluc'utiun for Girls. ILS., lim-xtmi llnie vi-rsityg Suruvnt Cnllm-in-. Svvolul Row Emma R030 Elll0l7t, Iloml- Arts. ILS., Fm'- nvll l'nivx-rsity. Marlan E. Elliott, limflislu, A.Ii., .lllm-glue-ny Poll:-L51-3 M.A., t'4n'n4-ll l'nivi-rsity. Robert I. Everingham, X'm'utimml Agri- :-nlture-. ILS., Form-ll l'nive-rsity. Bernice Finch, Instrnim-ntail Blusiv. Um'- untn Stull- Nnrlnulg Mns.li., llllill'2l l'ul' ll-iw. Q' 'QRQQTXLQ wth. ' N ..f- . .1 E Z . r ...X M . GEM'-X First Rnw Royal Gilky, Scia-in-1-. B.S.A., Cornell Ulllf vm-rsityg M.A., New York Stntte College for 'l'vnm'lwrs. Catherine H. Grady, English. A.B., Cnr- nell University. Alfred H. Grommon, Hvzul of the English Ilepnrtmvnt. A.B., Cornell University: M.A., Curnvll Uuiversityg Ph.D., Cor- nell University. Miriam Hample, Unninn-rev. AB., Elmira Unllogi-3 M.A,, Unluinlrin University. Svrinnl Row Caroline E. Hook, Uftivo Assistant. Medivnl Dopurtnwnt. Kiwln-stun' Business Si-lmol. Ralph W. Jones, Ilirvvtnr of llvnltli und Pliysivatl l'Iducutiun. ILS., We-slvynn Univ:-x'sitj'3 M.A,, Columbia Univm-rsity. Hilda. M. Laubenstein, Sm-itil Studios. A.B., New York Stnto College for 'I'euuI1vrs: M..-L, Corin-ll University. Marion E. Leary, Supervisor of the Art Department. A.B., Vassar College. r,,.. ..,. .1..... ,... , , , First Row Thelma M. Peck, Matlieinatic-S, AB., Unr- nell University. Edward I. Pierce, Coat-li of lntlllllbilli and Baseball. University nf Maine. Margaret M. Reidy, Head of the Svit-live in-partnieiit. AJS., Cornell llnivvrfityg M.S., Cornell Vnivorsity. Lilly Robinson, Serial Studies. A.B., luwa State 'l'vai'liers Uullvgvz MA., fiillllllllllil University. Second Raw Elsie M. Sarge, Nurse. RN.. Bnllnlu General Hospital. Frederick H. Stutz, Head uf tlli' Scwial Studies Depurtnn-nt. A.B,, f'0l'll0ll University: M.A., Purnell University. Walter J. Sykes, lntlnstrial Arts. Oswego Normal School. Joseph J. Tatascore, llirevtnr of Physit-al Education for Buys, B.S., lthat-a Pol- lege. LAURA M. WARNER Librarian A.li., NX'ulls Uolleprv Firxt Run Kathryn E. MCClarl:y, l nrl-igrn lianunase-S. AJS., l'iillllI'Jl Vnllvgv-1 SLA., Xlitltllelzllry f'nlli-uv. John A. Mack, Ymlatinnal ALf'l'll'llitllI'P. l3,S,, l'm'n4-ll l'llix'e-1'sity3 ALS., f'nrm-Il l'1livt't'sity. S. Carolyn Marsh, lllSfI'lllIll'llltli Mnsiv. Illns.li.. itllillil i'llllf'LC'P. Gladys W. Matticc, llnnn- Arts. ILS., Unr- nvll llnivervity: BLS., Fnrnt-ll llnivvr- sity. Se-mrinl Row Ruth L. Miller, l4'4n't-i:'n lniiigrllzlgff-S. AJS., Syrurnse llnivvrsityg MA., Vnrnell lini- va-rsity. Clarence D. Moseman, Mutlnwnativs. AJR., llartwivk t'nllt-21-3 ll.S., Cm-in-ll lini- versity. Adeline Newman, Idnglish, li.S,, Middle- lsnry Vollegne. Anna W. Pearsall, Svivinle. AJS., Cornell l'niv1-rsityg M.A., !'m'nt-ill l'nive-rsity. i' i' I irst Run' ILS., M. Aseneth Van Buren, t'mmm-r--.- Now York Stull' t'nIl:-ggv fur 'I't':t4-Iwrv XI.S,, NMI' Ynrlc Ntzttt' 1'oIlt'::a- for II'l'llt'lll'l'S. Palmer J. Waslicn, Sviv-nw-. .I.IS., 'I'e-uvln-rs t'nlI4-gt-, North I':nknt:l1 t'm'nt-Il l'nivvv'-ity, Mildred P. Watkins, Sm-ini Studi:-s. i'llI'IlI'II I'nix't'rNity. C8.tl1CI'lll8 M. Welch, l :n---i':n AJS., t'nrnt'II I'nivt-rsityg NI I nav'-rmty. H4-vmltl Huw Florence Williamson, Ifm-vigil .l.Il., Syrurnxr- I'l1ix't-nilyi nt-ll I'nivt-rsity. Stutt- AI AJS., IriIlILI'I2l 'N, l,,t Itnn MMI urn:-II lIEl'L'l'S. ,, t'nr' Elmer J. Woodams, IIIKIIISIFIJII Arts. Rm-Ir vslvr Mt-t'Il:lni1's Institlltv. OIQVCI' M. YOI'k, .lvtintf II:-:ntl of tht- Vmnf lnvrm- In-patrtmt-nt. .I.lS.. tml-'zttv l'ni mt Yl'I'SIIj'Q KIA., Nt-uv Xtfrk Ntzltv tml: t for 'I't':t1'In-rs. JANICB E. GROVER Onice Assistant Itlmvzl, High Stflmol MARGARET W. MAIBIE High School Secretary A.lS., University uf Rot-Iwstur NUT l'It I'IiRI'IlI G9ftflld8 P. Bollinger, AIJlIIilLfl'l' nt' l'nt'n-turist, Ilvsnlth I'ltIIIl'IlIltlII-II lI'Nl tt-rm? ISS., t'm'nt-II University. Helen C. Cole, Snvinl Studi:-sz AJS., Yussnr t'trlIt-gt-1 IiI.A., Rzttlvliill- Unllt-gv. tlissistunt, in vooporntinn . , , . . . with turns-II I mw-rstty, hrst ts-rmb. Martha Edson, Maunuzvt' nf t'nt'o-tt-rin: IIva.ItI1 Itltlnvnntitm tSvvnlnI tvrtnl. IS.S, l't1rnvII University. GBIICVICVB C. Evans, Art: ISS., Syrztvnw- l'nixt-rsity. ROSBILIIIIC Gibbons, Itlluglisltl A.IS., IAUTIIUII linix't'rsiIy. Ralph W. Hodges, IlltIllNII'IilI Artxg Stull' 'I't':u'Itt'rs t'trllt't:t', Osnt-go. Marlin E. Morrette, lnstrumn-ntnl Mnsiv. IS.S,. Itlmvn U1-II4-21-1 MAI., l'nivt-rsity of Iilivhiprun. M. Isabel Mllffay, Itlttglisllg Ilirvvtur of llr'tnntti4's, A.IS., Curtin-II Univt-rsityl M.A., l'nrnt-II linivvrsity. DOIIISG M. PBBIQO, fIIntI1t'ln:utic's tSt't'ontl tvrml. AJS., Slillll Tk'Ill'llt'TS l'uIlt-gt-, Allmny. Dclphlno L. Ten Broeck, IGIILIIINIII tiniflnn 1'n- t'mlnst-lor tlfirst tt-rvn.J A.IS., Bnrnurtl Uollt-ge-3 Nt.A., Vulmllluin l'niv4-rsity. Nancy J. Underwood, Mzltllt-nmtivs tFirst tt-rmb. A.IS., Cornell University, M. Htl., Cornell University. Car0ly1t L. Whitelock, IIUIIIK' Arts: ILS., State- Tl'IlI'IlI'l'N t'uIIt-gt-, ISnI't'nIu. Adelaide Vagnarelli, Sm-inl Stnrlit-s. A.IS., State- 'I'0awIn-rs t'nIlt-ge, Albany. tAssistunt in, cooperation with t'm'm-II l'nivt-rsity, S01-mul l0l'llI.J i' i' In a hurry, Mr. Bliss? ..., Happy days are here again! Oh yeah! .... What's tomorrow's assignment Mrs. Pcarsallih . . .Miss El1iott's Pepsodent smile .... Are1x't they cute! , . . . Catch it, Mr. Moseman! . , . . Ah! An interesting project! .... Mr. 4S1ngger! York .,,. I'm hungry! ..., Service with a smi1e!... Outing day for some of the faculty .... 'l14'k Staged - - no men! . . . The Senior Slump . . . It wasn't funny anyhow. Left to right: Eileen Kane, Creighton Martin, Mary Hile, Betty Brown. 67644 Gffwm The class of T944 began the traditional round of senior activities earlier than usual. Before the close of school last June, we had elected our class officers Creighton Beans Martin, president, Eileen Ei Kane, vice-president, Betty Brown, secretary, Mary Sis Hile, treasurer. Our advisers were Miss Emilie Brown and Mrs. Nancy Underwood. Miss Thelma Peck took over Mrs. Under- wood's duties the second semester. Very soon after we came back in September, the Annual staff was chosen and the senior committees appointed. Voting on class rings, comparing proofs of senior pictures, planning for the Senior Ball, speculating about Baby Day, going over town to be measured for caps and gowns-these were typical senior activities. Then there were all the other school activities that formed an important part of the year-football, basketball, and baseball seasons, work on the Tattler , club functions-meetings, bake sales, initiations, debates, dances, the Choral and Glee Club concerts, All-State Band and Orchestra, War Stamp sales which enabled I.H.S. to fly the Minute Man Flag, and work on the Service Board. Altogether it was a busy year-and a good one, in spite of such troubles as Regents, complaint cards, detention, and library fines. The year went by more quickly than we thought possible last September, and now in June we leave with a twinge of regret and a soft spot in our hearts for the good old days spent at I.H.S. i 'k Seated, left to right: Standing, left to Betty Forbes, Cecelia Raggl, Lois Sheiiield. right: David Culbertson, Peter Doll. if , , .1 1 4 ,. . 'a -xv 'Q-', 4 1. I finish g .,, Seam Ga .1 04. o rs' g .'.'.f ,a,.r' s7,'x :- -S .',.. V g - Social Committee Invitations Committee Banquet Committee LOIS SHEFPIELD, Chairman PETER DOLL, Chairman 4.4 ' BETTY FORBES, Chairman ELAINE COLEMAN NORA MITCHELL TED NORDAHL KENNETH RASMUSSEN RALPH ANDREWS FRANK LORETTI HELEN PALMER JEANNE SMART JANE DOMANSKI PAUL SHEPHERD ANSELM SOYRING PEGGY WEAVER Cap and Gown Committee Senior Day Committee DAVID cULBEns'roN, Chairman JACK CLYNES, Chairman JEAN DUNLAVEY THE!-MA BUSH JOHN HINES ROBERT OLIVER SHIRLEY ROWLAND HELEN DAVIS BETTY FORBES DEAN MOORE ALBERT WARD Nominating Committee CREIGHTON MARTIN, Chairman BETTY BROWN MARY HILE EILEEN KANE 'I 'I' Grant Abrams R. D. 2 Richard Agard Trumsnsburg Gloria Alexander 319 South Geneva Street Home Economics Club 45 Honor Roll 35 Orchestra 3,45 String Choir 45 Science Club 35 Girls' Ski Club 3. ,QWIKWMJHQ 'lf' Honor Legis- Secre- . 4 5 2 9 4 1 Andrews Forest Home Choral Club 2,3,4, President 45 Chorus 2,3,4. Clinton Armitage R. D. 2 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Glee Club 3,45 Honor Roll 3. 'k i William Abrams 816 North Cayuga. Street Stamp Committee 3,4. Carolyn Alexander R. D. 3 Bowling 45 Home Economics Clu 2,3,4, Treasurer 45 Service Boar Committee 4. David Allen 208 Kline Road Chorus 1,25 Congress 3,45 Gle Club 1,25 Science Club 1,25 Stl dent Council 1,25 Transfer: ortl wood School, Lake Placi 3 Hockey 3, Letterg Foo ball terg Track 35'Gun Clu 4 1 '0' ' , l ' w .u .'f . N A X L .o -' ' .Q ' , C 1.2.55 ,f1Z,lsIn, A 'Hillview Pla rug'1,2,3g G Club sg or c a42,3,45 Pin d Ring Con 6 . . ' L - la. ' 1 vs l' 'Q' ' 'Vaci 9 Ralph Andrews 409 Mitchell Street Congress 3,45 Honor Roll 25 Inv tation Committee 4. Mary Rose Augustine 311 Park Place Annual 3, Typist 3. tty Jane Austin Mary L. Austin R. D,5 yllis Austin 211 East Upland Road Annual 45 Annual Representative 35 Choral Club 4, Secretary 45 Chorus 1,2,8,45 Dramatic Club 4, The Columbine Club of the Air 45 Intramural Basketball 35 Intra- mural Volleyball 2.3,-45 Science Club 2,3,45 Junior Miss 4. Jeanne Banford 103 Crescent Place Chorus 15 Junlor Red Cross Repre- sentatlve 45 Legislative 45 Science Club 2,3,45 Service Board Com- mittee 45 Tattler 3,4, Exchange Editor 45 Badminton 2. bert Barber Ellis Hollow Road Annual Representative 1,25 Band 1,2,3,45 Assistant Librarian 35 Der Deutsche Vereln 3,45 Sclence Club 4. tty Jane Bartlett 209 South Aurora Street Annual Representative 45 Band 2,3,4, Drum Majorette5 Choral Club 35 Chorus 2,35 Intramural R. D. 5 Honor Roll 3. Robert Warren Baker 202 Rldgedale Road Band 1,2,3,45 Chorus 1,2,35 Con- gress 45 Honor Roll 25 Science Club 3,45 Stamp Salesman 3. May Bannister R. D.5 Home Nursing Course 35 Red Cross First-Aid Course 3. David Barnes Mitchell Street Extension Basketball 15 Chorus 1,25 Intra- mural Basketball 2,3,45 Intramural Vo1leyba.ll 35 Service Board Com- mittee 45 Hlgh School Life Com- mittee 4. Florence Beattie 127 Hyers Street Bowling 45 Home Economics Club 45 Transfer: Watertown High School 2.35 Typist for school Basketball 2,3,45 Legislative 3,4, paper, The 0wl 5 Bow1lng5 Secretary 45 Girls' Ski Club 35 Sports Club. Sports Club 3.4, Treasurer 45 Stu- dent Councll 3,45 Social Life Com- 1 5 mlttee Chairman 45 Tattler 45 Pea- X' Us X ture Edltor 45 La Cabana 45 Trans- - 31+ I' K x fer: Trumansburg Central School 1. Xl- 9 - X- xx? 4 A, str'- p ,. , f va 2 r 1 ' ' A l Q, 5 . 5.5. . P '. aries Bell llexqrhofljxc QL 404 Center Street C orest ff Basketball 2,45 Bowling 3,45 U' Chess b 4? Chorus 1,25 Tennis Chorus 1: Commando 3: Football 'M' 2. X 5 5 H . 15 Honor Roll 35 Intramural Bas- ketball 1,35 Plng Pong 1. .1 r - I . 181 PL' - Nu K 'M NXT xx il .lf n ,. , 'l +194 John Berdan Seward Besemer 308 Ithaca Road Annual 45 Band 1,25 Chorus 15 The Man Who Came to Dinner 5 Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Ithetaeria. 45 Junior Scholarship Letter 35 Ter- tulia Espanola 2,45 Junior Miss 4. Joyce Bishop R. D. 4 Home Economics Club 4. Allen Blodgett 710 East State Street Bowling 3,45 Future Farmers of America 25 Honor Roll 25 Junior Red Cross Representative 35 Pin and Ring Committee 45 Student Council Representative falternatel 3. Mary Ellen Black Forest Home Drive Transfer: New Paltz High School 1,2,35 Basketball 1,2,35 Baseball 1,2,35 Clieeprleader 2,35 Chorus 1,2,35 Dramatic Club 35 Intra- mural Volleyball 2,35 Ping Pong 2,35 Sports Club 2,35 Student Council, President5 Freshman Class, President5 Sophomore Class, Vice President. Robert Boda 217 Bryant Avenue R. D. 4 Football 45 Golf 35 Intramural Baseball 35 Football 2,3,45 Let- Basketball 45 Stamp Salesman 2,3. ter 3,45 Track 2,35 Heavyweight Irene Ruth Bordenet R. D. 2 Chorus 1. Robert L. Brill Brooktondale Chorus 1,25 Honor Roll 1. Janet Brown 421 Mitchell Street Champ, Wrestling 3. Jane Willson Bradford 305 Willow Avenue Annual Representative 25 Band 3, 45 Choral Club 2,3,45 Chorus 2,3,45 Home Nursing Course 25 Honor Roll 2,3,45 Ithetaeria. 2-3,45 Vice President 45 Junior Red Cross Representative 25 Legislative 3,45 Orchestra 3,45 Stamp Salesman 35 Student Council 45 High School Life Committee 4. Betty Jane Brown 210 Taylor Place Bowling 2,3,45 Cheerleader 45 Let- ter 45 Class Secretary 45 Dramatic Club 3,4, Treasurer 45 The Man Who Came to Dinner 5 Intramural Basketball 2,3,45 Intramural Vol- leyball 2,45 Legislative 3,45 Ping Pong 2,45 Girls' S i Club 3,45 Sports Club 2,3,4, Vice President 45 Student Council 2,3, Secretary 3. John Brown 108 Sunrise Road Chorus 2,3,45 Junior Red Cross Band 15 Bowling 25 Chorus 1,2,3,45 R6p!'6S6I1t3.il.V6 4 . Future Farmers of America 3,45 Glee Club 3,45 Ping Pong 1. 20 , Mary E. Brown Gilbert Bryant 108 Sunrise Road R. D. 4 Band 1,2,3,4g Chorus 1,2,3,43 Operators Club 4. Science 2,3,4g Drum Major 1,3,4. Fern Buckingham Otto John Buell 612 North Cayuga Street Choral Club 1,2,3,4g Chorus 1,2, 3,4. 213 Cornell Street Basketball 2: Baseball 12 Intra- mural Basketball 2. Robert Burnham Winifred J. Burtt 120 Sunset Drive Football 4, Letter 45 Intramural Football 4, Letter 45 Intramural Basketball 3, Boys' Ski Club 3,43 Student Council, Assembly Com- mittee 3g Track 2,3,4, Captain 4, Letter 2. Dorothy Bush 414 West Court Street Assembly Orchestra 45 Bowling 4: Chorus 1,2,3,4g Home Economics Club 1,2,34, Vice President 43 Intramural Volleyball 2,3,4g 0r- chestra 2,3,4. Thelma Bush 420 Eddy Street All-State Band 45 Assembly Or- chestra 4g Band 2,3,4g Bowling 45 Intramural Volleyball 3,43 Intra- mural Basketball 3,4g Legislative 4, Orchestra. 3,43 Ping Pong 3,45 Science Club 2,3,4, Secretary 49 Sports Club 3,43 Radio Workshop 3,43 Transfer: Dryden Central. 28 East Remington Road Honor Roll 2,35 Ithetaeria 2,45 Legislative 4: Le Rendez Vous 2,3,4g Stamp Salesman 23 Student Council 45 Social Life Committee 43 Tattler 43 Tertulia Espanola 4. Marjorie Ellen Bush 116 West Clinton Street Honor Roll 3. l Ralph Button 164 Pearsall Place On Our Way. Richard Cacciotti George W. Carman 110 Washington Street Q 21 i- R. D. 5 is iff K - -3 use ' Henry Carrington 614 West Green Street Basketball 2,3,43 Intramural Vol- leyball 1,3Q Track 1,2. Ann Churey 916 West Court Street Doris Belle Clark R. D. 2 Honor Roll 2. Roberta Clark 313 Hook Place John Coad 105 West State Street Basketball 23 Der Deutsche Verein 3,4Q Intramural Basketball 2,35 Track 2. Daphne Anne Christie 700 Stewart Avenue Annual Representative 33 Hon: Roll 1,2,3,43 Junior Red Cro! Representative 33 Legislative 4 Stamp Salesman 43 Tattler Repn sentatlve 3. Loretta Cima 207 Queen Street Annual 3,4, Typist 3,43 Basketba- 1, Captain 13 Baseball 1, Captai 13 Choral Club 13 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Intramural Volleyball 1, Captain 1 Ping Pong 13 Tennis 13 Secretar to Mr. York 43 Badminton 1 Leaders Club 1. Janet Sterling Clark 307 North Tioga Street Choral Club 23 Honor Roll 2,3,4 Intramural Volleyball 23 Legislx tive 3,43 Ping Pong 23 Servic Board Committee 3, Chairman 3 Student Council 2,3,4, President 4 Social Life Committee 23 Tertull Espanola 2,3,4, Secretary 83 Radi Workshop 3,43 Junior Scholarshi Letter 3. John Conway Clynes 221 North Albany Street Annual 43 Bowling 1,2,3, Mlxe Doubles Champion 43 Congress 3,1 Clerk 43 Dramatic Club 3,4, Pres dent 43 The Man Who Came 1 Dlnner 3 The Columbine Club 1 the Air 3 Golf 2,3, Captain I Letter 23 Intramural Basketba 2,43 Junior Red Cross Committe 33 Student Council 3,4Q Tattle 3.4, Sports Editor 43 Radio Worl shop 43 Science Club 2. Elaine Coleman 401 South Cayuga Street Art Club 43 Bowling 23 Chorus 1 Dramtic Club 4, The Burglar Honor Roll 2,32 Legislative 3,4 Senior Social Committee3 Servic Board Committee 4, Chairman 4 Student Council 3,42 Publlcit Committee 3,43 Tattler 3,4, A1 Editor 43 Tennis 33 Junk Miss 4. Richard Compton Marie louise Congdon 1008 North Cayuga Street All State Orchestra 43 Assembly Orchestra 43 Chess Club 43 Chorus 2,3,43 Der Deutsche Verein 3,4, Secretary 43 Dramatic Club 2, Abie's Irish Rose 3 Glee Club 3,4, Secretary 43 Orchestra 2,3,43 Service Board Committee 43 La Cabana Chairman 4. i224 430 South Geneva Street Annual Representative 13 Servim Club 2,4. :mas Conley 210 College Avenue Honor Roll 2,35 Boys' Ski Club 2,45 Stamp Salesman 2,3. ine L. Crispell ilatervllle Springs Le Corcle Francais 45 Transfer: Prumansburg High School 1.2.35 Elonor Roll 1,25 Girls' Glee Club l,2,35 Band 1,25 Basketball 1,25 Dennis 2,3. per L, Crispell llatervllle Springs ilonor Roll 25 Intramural Basket- nall 2,35 Varslty Basketball 4. rid Culbertson ,18 Hudson Street Basketball 2,35 Congress 45 Der Deutsche Verein 2,3,45 Football 5,3,4, Captain 45 Honor Roll 2,3,45 ,ntramural Basketball 35 Cap and lown Committee 4, Chairman 45 ltamp Committee 35 Student Coun- ll 25 Track 2,3,4. en M. Davis Louth Lansing land 2,3,4,5, Secretary-Treasurer V5 Bowling 3,4,5 Captain 45 Intra- nural Basketball 2,3,4,55 Intra- mural Volleyball 2,3,4,5, Captain -5 Legislative 4,55 Orchestra 4,55 'ing ong 35 Sports Club 1,2,3,4,5, 'ub lclty Chairman 3, Vice Presl- Lent 4, Numerals, Monogram 4, 'olnts Chairman 55 Tattler 35 larsl? Representative 3,45 Honor o . Ellamae Corrington R.D.5 Leslie Crispell Slaterville Springs All-State Band 45 Band 2,3,45 Or- chestra 45 Student Council 2. Edwin D. Crumb, Jr. Jacksonville Transfer: Trumansburg High School 1,25 Track 2. Marilyn S. Davies Martha Van Rensselaer Hall Annual Representative 3,45 All- State Band 45 Band 1,2,3,4, Presl- dent 45 Choral Club 45 Chorus 1,45 Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Le Cercle Francais 35 Orchestra 1,45 Tattler Representative 3,4. Eda Mavis Dean 518 Wyckoff Road Annual Representative 25 Choral Club 1,2,3,45 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Dra- matic Club 4, The Man Who Came To Dinner 35 Legislative 3,45 Le Rendez Vous 1,25 Girls' Ski Club 3,45 Assembly Committee 45 Tattler 2,3,4, Advertising Mgr. 45 Tattler Representative 2,45 Radio Workshop 3. ry Dedrick Claude F. Deemer lrooktondale laseball 35 Future Farmers of lmorlca 2. 227 Elm Street Chorus 1,2,3,45 Service Board Committee 45 Stamp Salesman 2,3. 'I i' Robert Dickerman Peter Doll R. D. 4 Chorus 1,2,33 Color Guard 33 Pu- ture Farmers of America 1,2,3,4, Reporter 33 Glee Club 33 Stamp Salesman 33 Junior Miss 4. Jane F. Domanski 121 North Quarry Street All-State Orchestra 43 Assembly Orchestra 3,43 Cheerleader 33 Choral Club 3,4Q Chorus 2,3,43 In- tramural Basketball 23 Intramural Volleyball 2,33 Legislative 3,4, Vice-president 43 Le Rendez Vous 33 Orchestra 2,3,4, Concertmistress 43 Senior Banquet Committee 43 Girls' S'ri Club 3,43 Sports Club 3,43 Student Council 2,4, Treasurer 4, Allternate 2,41 Tertulia Espan- ola . 425 Mitchell Street Junior Red Cross Representative 43 Senior Social Committee 4, Chairman 4. Barbara F. Drake R. D. 5 Iilowling 43 Home Economics Club Clara Drake Jean Dunlavey R.D.1 902 North Cayuga Street Choral Club 43 Chorus 2,3,43 Hon- or Roll 2,33 Ithetaeria 3,4, Presi- dent 43 Legislative 43 Newscaster 3,41 Cap and Gown Committee 43 Student Council 33 High School Life Committee 4. Shirley Dusinberre Dorothy Dye 528 Cayuga Heights Road Annual 4, Art Editor 43 Art Club 23 Choral Club 2,3,43 Chorus 2,33 Honor Roll 2,3,43 Intramural Bas- ketball 2,3,43 Intramural Volley- ball 2,3,43 Ithetaeria 2,3,43 Junior Red Cross Committee 33 Legisla- tive 3,4, Sergeant-at-Arms 43 Ping Pong 2,3,43 Science Club 33 Ser- vice Board Committee 33 Girls' Ski Club 33 Sports Club 2,3,43 Stamp Committee 43 Publicity Committee 4, Chairman 43 Tattler 4, Feature Writer 43 Tattler Representative 2,33 Tertulia Espanola 2,3,4, Vice President 3, President 4. Helen Eaton West Shore Drive Annual 4, Editor 43 Bowling 43 Color Guard 43 Legislative 43 Lost and Found Committee 43 Ter- tulia Espanola 43 Transfer: Cas- sadaga Valley Central School, Cas- sadaga, New York 33 Student Council 3, President 33 Class Secre- tary 3. 325 Dryden Road Annual Representative 2,33 Choral Club 2,3,43 Chorus 1,2,3,4Q Honor Roll 1,2,3,4Q Le Cercle Francais 3,4, President 43 Legislative 43 Orchestra 13 Ping Pong 23 Service Board Committee 43 Service Club 3,43 Tattler 33 Tertulia Espanola 43 Radio Workshop 2,32 Legisla- tive 4. Joyce Egbert 201 Center Street Chorus 43 Orchestra 13 Science Club 2. Beverly Evans Jean Fauls Pine Tree Road Band 23 Chorus 3. 140 Spencer Place Annual Representative 23 Bowl- ing 2,31 Chorus 1,2,33 Dramatic Club 3,42 The Man Who Came To Dinner , The Columbine Club On The Air 3 Intramural Basket- ball 2,33 Intramural Volleyball 2,33 Legislative 3,43 Sports Club 2,3,43 Tattler Representative 2,33 Junior Miss 4. '24-4' 3 Spencer Ferris Esther Fincher 117 East York Street Chess Club 45 Chorus 1,2,35 Con- gress 45 Der Deutsche Vereiu 35 Football 45 Track 4. Audrey Fink 111 DeWitt Place Annual Representative 25 Art Club 25 Home Economics Club 25 Honor Roll 25 Ithetaeria 35 Science Club 2,35 Tattler 3.4. Mary Therese Fisher 515 North Cayuga Street Annual 45 Bowling 3,45 Chorus 1,25 Band 4, Drum Majorette 45 Future Teachers of America 25 Honor Roll 1,2,35 Intramural Bas- ketball 2,3,45 Intramural Volley- ball 2,3,45 Ithetaerla 3,45 Le Rendez Vous 45 Leglslatlve 45 Ping Pong 2,45 Science Club 2,3,45 Sports Club 2,3,4, Secretary 45 Student Council 2, Representative 25 Junior Miss 4. Allen Fogg 415 Hanshaw Road Band 1,2,3,4, President 35 Basket- ball 45 Congress 3,-4, Speaker 45 Football 3,45 Honor Roll 15 Intra- mural Basketball 1,2,3, Captain 35 Student Council 45 Clubs Commit- tee 45 High School Life Committee 35 Track 2,3,4. Betty Fortner Trumansburg Road Annual 45 Bowling 2,3,4, Captain 45 Home Economics Club 2,3,4, Secretary 3, President 45 Home Nursing Course 35 Honor Roll 35 Intramural Volleyball 2,3,45 Ser- vice Board Committee 45 Sports Club 2,3,4. Joseph Foyle 125 Highland Place Basketball 3,55 Baseball 35 Bowl- ing 25 Congress 4,55 Football 55 Intramural Basketball 25 Track 1,2. i i' 118 Delaware Avenue Band 1,2,3,45 Der Deutsche Verein 2,3,4, Treasurer 45 Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Intramural Basketball 3,45 Legislative 45 Ping Pong 2,35 Science Club 2,3,45 Chorus 15 Girls' Ski Club 35 Sports Club 3,45 Stamp Committee5 Tattler 3,45 Radio Workshop 2. Louis Fiore 405 East Lincoln Street Bas etball 2, Varsity5 Baseball 25 Varsity Football 3,45 Intramural Basketball 3. Elizabeth Flynn 411 Willow Avenue Chorus 1,2,35 Honor Roll 2,35 In- tramural Volleyball 2,35 Intra- mural Basketball 2,35 Junior Red Cross Representative 2. Betty Forbes 101 Llenroc Court Bowling 3,45 Honor Roll 3,45 In- tramural Basketball 3,45 Intra- mural Volleyball 3,45 Ithetaeria 35 Le Cercle Francais 35 Invitation Committee 4, Chairman5 Sports Club 3,45 Student Council 3, Al- ternate, R.epresentative5 Transfer: Saranc Lake, New York. Alice Louise Foster 320 Center Street Louis Garcia R. D. 4 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Glee Club 4. Robert Michael Garcia 407 Cascadilla Street Band 1,2,3,45 Congress 4. Frances Geherin 111 Cascadilla Park Honor Roll 1,35 Ithetaeria 45 Junior Red Cross Representative 45 Legislative 45 Lost and Found Committee 45 Science Club 25 Ser- vice Board Committee 45 Student Council 45 High School Life Com- mittee 4, Chairman 4. Louisa Giannetti 315 East Falls Street Annual 4, Typist 45 Bas' etball 15 Baseball 15 Choral Club 15 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Intramural Volleyball 1, Capiain 15 Service Board Commit- tee . Lena Giordano 203 Linden Avenue Choral Club 45 Chorus 2,3,4. Bill Gombash 205 Esty Street Zelia Gorman 207 Prospect Street The Columbine Club On The Air 45 Intramural Basketball 3,45 Intramural Volleyball 45 Le Cercle Francais 45 Sports Club 45 Trans- fer: Hendrick Hudson High School, Montrose, New York 1,25 Intra- mural Baseball, Basketball, Volley- ball 1,25 Junior Miss 4. 'I i Barbara Louise Gates 410 East Tompkins Street Charlotte Genung 409 East Seneca Street Chorus 1,2,3,4. Maria Giannetti 315 East Falls Street Annual 4, Typist 45 Basketball 15 Baseball 15 Choral Club 15 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Intramural Volleyball 15 Service Board Committee 4. Augustine Gneo 109 West Seneca Street Chorus 1,2. luella Marie Goodrich 766 South Aurora. Street Home Economics Club 1. Wanda Grady 114 Ferris Place Annual Representative 25 Band 45 Basketball 1,25 Bowling 2,35 Chorus 25 Dramatic Club 15 Future Teachers of America, 25 Honor Roll 35 Intramural Volleyball 1,2, 3,45 Ping Pong 25 Science Club 2,3,45 Stamp Committee 45 Stamp Salesman 45 Sports Club 4. xrbara Gray Ruth Grover 108 Cornell Street Bowling 3,45 Honor Roll 2,3,45 Intramural Basketball 45 Intra- mural Volleyball 35 Legislative 3, 45 Lost and Found Committee 4, Chairman 45 Science Club 35 Stamp Committee 4, Student Chair- man 45 Student Council 45 Ter- tulla Espanola 3,4, Vice President 45 Junior Miss 45 Transfer: Aruba, Netherlands West Indies 1.2. ario Guidi 329 West Court Street Basketball 25 Intramural Basket- ball 2,35 Intramural Volleyball 25 Track 1,2. 206 East Jay Street Band 2,35 Chorus 1,25 Home Nurs- lng Course 25 Honor Roll 2,3,45 Ithetaeria 45 Le Cercle Francais 3,4, Treasurer 45 Science Club 2, 3,-4, Secretary 3. Jay Edward Hardenburg 302 Mitchell Street Der Deutsche Verein 3,4, Vice President 45 Honor Roll 1,35 In- tramural Basketball 15 Orchestra 1,2,3,45 Stamp Salesman 2. erbert Hartwig Richard M. Herson 109 Worth Street Der Deutsche Vereln 3,45 Sclence Club 2. 109 North Cayuga Street Basketball 3,45 Commando Course 35 Congress 45 Honor Roll 15 In- tramural Basketball 1,2,35 Intra- mural Volleyball 35 Tattler 3. rthur Robert Heuser Mary Elizabeth Hile Forest Home Chess Club 45 Chorus 15 Der Deut- sche Vereln 3,45 Le Cercle Francais 3, 45 Science Club 3,4, President 4. 200 Delaware Avenue Cheerleader 45 Chorus 25 Class Treasurer 45 Der Deutsche Verein 2,3,4, President 45 Intramural Bas- ketball 2,3,45 Intramural Volley- ball 2,3,4, Captain 25 Junior Red Cross Committee 25 Junior Red Cross Representative 25 Legisla- tive 45 Ping Pong 1,2,3,45 Service Board Committee 35 Senior Nomin- ating Committee 45 Ski Club 2,3,45 Sports Club 2,3,4, Publicity Chair- man 45 Student Council 2,45 Clubs Committee 45 Tattler 3,4, Assistant Business Manager 3, Business Manager 45 Tattler Representative 25 Radio Workshop 2. ohn Hines Robert F. Hinman 214 Delaware Avenue Band 1,2,35 Basketball 45 Base- ball 2.4, Letter5 Chorus 15 Con- gress 3,45 Honor Roll 25 Intra- mural Basketball 1,35 Science Club 25 Cap and Gown Committee 45 Student Council 2, High School Ltfe Committee 2. 40 1 Cornell Street Chess Club 4, Chairman 4. Wrestl- ing 4. harles Hollenbeck Paul Hopewood R. D. 1 Future Farmers of America 1,2,3,4. 407 Turner Place Basketball 15 Baseball 15 Bowling 3,45 Cheerleader 3,45 Chess Club 45 Chorus 15 Sleeping Beauty 5 Intramural Basketball 45 Stamp Salesman 3. i i' Edward Howser R. D. 3, Freeville Edward L. Irvin 119 Cleveland Avenue Bowling 29 Chorus 1,21 Intra- mural Basketball 4. Donald Janowsky 209 College Avenue Track 3,4. Dorothy Helen Jenks 608 Utica Street Choral Club 293,49 Chorus 1,2,3,4Q Service Board Committee 4. Marguerite Jordan 508 Linn Street Home Nursing Course 4. Eileen Kane 108 Sears Street Annual 49 Annual Representative 39 Bowling 2,3,4, Captain 49 Class Vice-President 49 Dramatic Club 1,2,3,4, Secretary 49 The Man Who Came to Dinner , On Our Way , Worx el Flummery , Nothing But The Truth 9 Honor Roll 1,39 Intramural Basketball 3, 4, Captain 39 Intramural Volleyball 29 Junior Red Cross Committee 39 Junior Red Cross Representative 3,4Q Legislative 3,45 Lost and Found Committee 49 Ping Pong 3,42 Science Club 29 Girls' Ski Club 39 Sports Club 2,3,4, Treas- urer 39 Stamp Salesman 39 Student Council 1,2,3,4, Secretary 2, Treas- grfr 39 Tattler 1,2,39 Badminton Roger William Hubbell R. D. 5 . Future Farmers of America 1,2,3,4. Alan K. Jamison R. D. 5 Annual 4, Business Manager 49 Chorus 1,2,39 Color Guard 49 Glee Club 3,4Q Science Club 29 Track 2,3,49 Wrestling 3,4. Joyce Jarnagm 121 West Court Street Annual Representative 3, Assistant Business Manager 49 Honor Roll 39 Legislative 3,4, President 42 Stu- dent Councll 3,4Q Publicity Com- mittee 3, Chairman 39 Social Life Committee 4, Tattler 3,4, Feature Writer 3, Circulation Manager 49 First Aid Club 39 Transfer: Am- herst Central High School, Snyder New York, 1,2. Carl L. Jordan Spencer Road Intramural Basketball 2,3,4Q In- tramural Volleyball 2,3,4Q Wrestl- ing 3, Numeral. Dorothy Ann Joslin Odd Fellows Home Chorus 2,4Q Home Economics Club 2613, Secretary 49 Student Coun- c . Jean Keith R. D. 3 Bowling 2,3,4, Captain 19 Home Economics Club 49 Honor Roll SQ Sports Club 3,4. i i' Julio Kenierska 307 North Fulton Street George King 104 Cascadilla Avenue Color Guard 45 Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Transfer: Pittston High School, Pittston, Pennsylvania 1,25 Class President 1,25 Latin Club 2, Vice- President 25 Spanish Club 25 Band 1,25 Orchestra 15 Chorus 15 Fresh- man Authors' Club 1, President 1. Marian U. Klein 403 South Aurora Street Annual Representative 45 Drama- tic Club 4, Abie's Irish Rose , The Man Who Came to Dinner 5 Junior Red Cross Representative 25 Newscaster 4' Science Club 2,3, 4, Treasurer 45 Radio Wor shop 25 Student Council 35 First Aid 25 Transfer: Academy of the Sacred Heart of Mary, New York City 15 Junior Miss 4. Anna L. King G03V2 North Cayuga Street Bowling 35 Chorus 15 Le Cercle Francais 4. Catherine Kirk Slatervllle Road ghaorus 2,35 Home Economics Club Mcriorie Klimek 204 Eastwood Avenue elen Klinko Helen Marie Kroboth 229 Hector Street Chorus 1,2,35 Science Club 2,3,45 Student Council 15 Junior Miss 113 East Spencer Street Chorus 2,35 Honor Roll 45 Le Ren- dez Vous 2,35 Tattler Representa- tive 1. x ,Af I A f L IV A V . P ,UQ 5 . + .' , V , . if V 1 Helen Lam Do he La n ' W- fy - 5 522 West Buffalo Street 0: gas!-I QA! Re ' 'F ' X Home Economics Club 1,25 Science 5 b ,cmbl rchestra 'lg' , Club 2. ft : ctr Roig, ,3iei,egiq- - a - easuner 5 estra, 15 e gg Cl 22fSkt ni lb -4' H ' i lub l - eu ent, . 'J-. N 4- QC rniam A sembly H' te 5-X 45 Feature ., , , 1 . . lv. XIV . ' 'J . Leon LuRock Albino M, Lauretti 116 York Street 621 Cascadllla Street Intramural Basketball 2,3.4, Can- Junior Red Cross Representative 3. tain 45 Le Cercle Francais 45 Wrestling 4. i'29i Mary Ella Lawrence 210 East Lincoln Street Bowling 29 Chorus 2,3,49 Honor Roll 29 Intramural Volleyball 29 Junior Red Cross Representative 49 Le Cercle Francais 49 Legisla- tive 3,49 Science Club 2,3,4, Treas- urer 39 Tattler 3,4, Associate Edi- tor 49 Tertulia Espanola 2,3,4, Secretary 49 Junior Miss 4. Edward Lefkowitz 306 College Avenue Band 49 Transfer: Midwood High School, Brooklyn 1,2. Luis Llop 324 College Avenue Intramural Bas etball 39 Intra- mural Volleyball 39 Wrestling 3. Frank Lorehi 210 East Falls Street Helen MacNamara 408 Center Street Chorus 1. Lorna Lucille McLean Forest Drive Honor Roll 1,2,39 Ithetaeria 3,41 Stamp Salesman 43 Assembly Com- mittee 2. 430+ Alvin Lefkowitz 306 College Avenue Band 49 Orchestra 49 Transfer liriidwood High School, ,2. Brooklyl Lawrence Lehmann R. D. 5 Honor Roll 2,39 Ithetaeria. 3 Science Club 25 Transfer: Odessa High School 1. Charles Lo Pinto 904 North Aurora Street Chess Club 49 Chorus 39 Dramatic Club 3, The Man Who Married A Dumb Wife , The Trysting Place , Able's Irish Rose g Ithetaeria 49 Science Club 2,3,4. Catherine Lovelace R. D. 5 Alice McClosky McKinney's Point Chorus 39 Transfer: Long Island City High School. Donald McMillan Inlet Road Chorus 2,3,49 Congress 49 Der Deutsche Verein 3,4Q Glee Club 4. iwn louise Marion R. D. 5 Annual Representative 25 Basket- ball 15 Baseball 15 Bowling 2,3,4, Captain 3,45 Choral Club 15 Chorus l,2,3,4' Honor Roll l,2,35 Intra- mural Volleyball 1,2,3, Captaln 15 Ping Pong 25 Sports Club 3,45 Stu ent Council 15 Tennis 15 Sec- retary to Mr. York 45 On Our Way 15 Badminton 15 Leaders Club 1. 'bert Maurer Trumansburg Dramatic Club 4, Technical Work5 Transfer: South Slde High School, Rockville Centre, New York, l,2. ,phie Michael 417 Cascsdllla Street Chorus 45 Golf 1. ed l.. Millslagle 126 College Avenue Intramural Basketball 45 Transfer: Grlnnell High School, Grinnell, Iowa 1,2,3. ara Mitchell 512 East Seneca Street Bowling 4' Cheerleader 3,45 Let- ter 3,45 Chorus 2,3,45 Dramatic Club 4, The Colomblne Club On the Alr 5 Intramural Basketball 3,45 Intramural Volleyball 45 Leg- islative 3,45 Senior Soclal Com- mittee 4. Creighton Martin 205 Second Street Band 1,25 Junior Varsity Basket- ball 25 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Class Presl- dent 1,45 Congress 3,45 Football 1,4, Assistant Manager 1, Letter 45 Glee Club 2,3,45 Intramural Basketball 15 Intramural Volley- ball 15 Student Council 1,2, Repre- sentative 1, Alternate 25 Tra,c'.r 1,2,3, Letter 2,35 Wrestling 1. Rose Marie Mazza 424 Esty Street Intramural Basketball 25 Intra- mural Volleyball 25 Tattler Repre- sentative 1. Dorothy Irene Miles 218 University Avenue Tgnsfer: Dryden Central School John Mitchell 308V2 West Green Street Intramural Basketball 3,45 Stamp Salesman 35 Transfer: Football 15 Intramural Bas etball 15 Junior Varsity Bas'iet'ba11 25 Phi Epsilon Zeta 1,2. Dean C. Moore 429 North Geneva Street All-State Band 4, Cornet Sololst5 Assembly Orchestra 3,45 Band 1,2,3,4, Librarian 45 Orchestra 3,45 Science Club 45 Stamp Sales- man 45 Student Councll 2, Con- stitution Committee. mice Ann Morris lt, A ll George Morse , - 608 East Seneca Sweet I' Annual Representative 45 Bowling 45 Choral Club 3,45 lvrlls 2,3,45 Honor Roll 45 Intra u al Basket- ball 45 Intramural olfeyball 45 Le Cercle Francags 3,45 Ping Pqg 15 Science Club ,,3,45 Sportsxfil u ,J x X K I x, 1, 5 f V ' X X I KX! . X. 237 Renwick Drive ' ' Boys' Ski Club, 2 I 4' Sound Sys- x Item ,45 A ual Pl1otdgt pher 45 X A Opergtors ,slab l,2,3,4, ,gresident 2,45 Solen Club-.1'5 Tennis 2. X-.X XX X 1 x ' 5 -f' . . r' X J . 1 x .-' x x 5. K . - xx. , 5 . 3- X, . x iv it . Floyd Morter Arlene Moser R. D. 4 Assembly Orchestra 35 Band l,2,3g Future Farmers of America 1,2,3,4, Secretary-Treasurer 3,43 Orches- tra 1,2,3. Martha L. Murrell 508 University Avenue Annual 45 Bowling 45 Dramatic Club 3,4, The Burglar , The Man Who Came to Dinner 5 Honor Roll 35 Service Board Committee 45 Stamp Salesman 45 Tattler 3,43 Tertulia Espanola 45 Junior Miss 45 The High School of Music and Art, New York City 1.2. Irma Nardi 3 15 Park Place Basketball 1,25 Chorus 1,2,35 Le Rendez Vous 25 Junior Miss 4. Theodore M. Nordahl 409 Dryden Road Basketball 45 Congress 3,45 Honor Roll 25 Senior Social Committee 45 Boy's Ski Club 253,45 Treasurer S5 Tennis 2, Letter 2. Kathleen O'Connell 101 North Quarry Street Choral Club 45 Chorus 1.2.35 Dra- matic Club 4-5 Abie's Irish Rose , The Burglar , The Man Who Came to Dinner 5 Vice-President 45 Intramural Basketball 2,3,4g In- tramural Volleyball 2,3,45 Ping Pong 2.3.45 Girls' Ski Club 35 Sports Club 2.3.45 Student Council 45 Tertulia Espanola 3. 105 East York Street Lee Noegely Estys Chorus l,2,3,45 Glee Club 2,3,4, Leader 4. Alfred Nozer 416 North Plain Street Eileen A. O'ConneIl 101 North Quarry Street Art Club 2, Acting President 29 Chorus 1,2,3,4g Dramatic Club The Man Who Came to Dinner , Abie's Irish Rose , On Our Way g Intramural Basketball 1,2, 3,45 Intramural Volleyball 1,2,3,45 Ping Pong 1,25 Bicycle Club 2,35 Girls' Ski Club 2,3,45 Sports Club 2,3,45 Intramural Sports Manager 25 Tattler 2. Iolonda Olevano 308 North Meadow Street Chorus 1,2,35 Service Board Com- mittee 4. Mory E. Olevono Robert Oliver 308 North Meadow Street Chorus 1,235 Honor Roll 35 Ser- vice Board Committee 4. Bethel Grove Bowling 2,35 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Con- gress 3,45 Football 45 Glee Club 2,3,4Q Intramural Basketball 1.2,35 Orchestra 1.2.35 Cap and Gown Committee 4. 'k i' Helen Louise Olsefski East Lake Road LeGarda Jeanne Orr 306 South Plain Street Annual 3, Typist 3: Chorus 1,2: Honor Roll 1,2,3,4: Le Cercle Francais 3,4, Secretary 4. Helen J. Palmer 104 East Jay Street Annual 4: Annual Representative 3,43 Bowling 4: Band Color Guard 4: Honor Roll 2,3.4: Intramural Basketball 2,3,4: Intramural Vol- leyball 2,3,4: Le Rendez Vous 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4: Ping Pong 2, 3.4: Invitation Committee 4: Radio Workshop 4: Sports Club 2,3,4. Mary Orvilla Parr 921 North Tioga Street Chorus 1: Honor Roll 2,3: Ithe- taerla 3: Tattler Representative 4. Jean Pearce 1022 North Tioga Street Choral Club 1,2,3,4: Chorus 1,2,3: Orchestra. 1,2,3. John Joseph Perko 322 North Meadow Street Football 4: Intramural Basketball 2,3: Intramural Volleyball 3: Op- erators Club 2: Student Council Assembly Committee 4: Track Manager 3. i' W Sally Ollz 216 Spencer Street Transfer: Dryden-Freevllle Central School 1,2,3. John Simeon Osborne R. n. 5 Chess Club 4: Honor Roll 1,2,3,4: Ithetaerla 4: Science Club 4: Wrestling 4: Literary Club 4. Malfisa Paolangeli 602 Madison Street Annual Representative 3: Chorus 1,25 Orchestra 3,4: Tattler Repre- sentative 3. Richard Parr 539 West Clinton Street Philip Pendleton Forest Home Band 1,2,3,4, Librarian 3: Orches- tra 1,2,3,4, President 4: Student Council Clubs Committee 4. Laura Peter Wlllseyville Basketball 4: Tattler Representa- tive 4: Candor Central School 1,2. Dorothy Jane Peters 402 North Cayuga Street Bowling 2,3,4, Captain 45 Home Economics Club 45 Honor Roll 1,25 Orchestra 3,45 Ping Pong 25 Sports Club 3,4. Thomas Poole R. D.1 Chorus 1,25 Football 2,3,45 Intraa mural Basketball 3,45 Intramural Volleyball 15 Track 1,2,3,45 Wrest- ling 1. Kathleen Prouty R. D. 3 Chorus 15 Honor Roll 3. Cecelia Raggi Lake Road Bowling 1,2, Captain 25 Choral Club 3,45 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Future Teachers of America 25 Home Nursing Course 25 Intramural Bas- ketball 25 Intramural Volleyball 1,2,35 Orchestra 3,45 Pin and Ring Committee 4, Chairman 45 Ping Pong 45 Science Club 2,3,45 Sports Club 2,3,45 Tattler Representative 2,3,45 Tertulia Espanola 4. Frank Raponi 420 Hillview Place Intramural Basketball 2,3,45 Intra- mural Volleyball 2,35 Softball 1. Alton Reed R.D.2 Chorus 1,2,35 Future Farmers of America 1,2,3,4, President 4. 'A' i' Robert Pickering 1204 East State Street Golf 25 Wrestling 4. James Preston R. D. 1 Bowling 35 Future Farmers of erica 1,2,3,4, Secretary 45 Tr fer: Moravia High School 1,2. Robert Quick 708 North Cayuga Street Ralph W. Randal 1002 Triphammer Road Chess Club 45 Chorus 15 H1 Roll 15 Intramural Basketball Intramural Volleyball 1,8,45 St, Salesman 35 Tattler Representa Kenneth Rasmussen 28 Cornell Street Chorus 2.3.45 Congress 3.4, D91 Speaker 45 Glee lub 3,45 Se Social Committee 45 Boys' Club 2,3,4. Raymond Reithel 235 Elm Street Chess Club 4. y Ricci 25 Columbia Street :sembly Orchestra 45 Orchestra 4. :beth Robbins . D. 5 nnual 25 Art Plates 2. ley N. Rowland 13 East Court Street nnual Representative 35 Bowling 5 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Honor Roll 35 s Rendez Vous 25 Orchestra 1.2, 5 Cap and Gown Committee 4. :nor M, Russell D9 Kllnewoods Road owlln 25 Intramural Basketball 45 intramural Volleyball 45 ports Club 2,3,4. 'garet Scavona 18 North Aurora Street ransfer: Dunkirk Hlgb School, funklrk, New York 1,25 Girls ea ue 1,25 Band 25 Youngsvllle Zigi School, Youngsvllle, Penn- flvanla 3. is Schilling 33 Linden Avenue Richard J, Riker 718 North Cayuga Street Bowling 2,3,45 Intramural Basket- ball 2,45 Intramural Volleyball 2, 3,4. Calvin H. Rothermich R.D.5 Future Farmers of America 1,2, 3,45 Honor Roll 1,2. Helen Ruane 507 West Green Street Band 3,45 Bowling 25 Future Teachers of America 25 Intra- mural Basketball 25 Intramural Volleyball 1,25 Jr. Red Cross Rep- resentative 45 Orchestra 45 Ping Pong 25 Senior Social Committee 2,3,45 Sports Club 3,4. C. Jean Sanford 133 Giles Street John J. Schickel 415 Elm street Track 3. Robert Scofield n. D. 3 'I i Harriet Seamon 715 West Green Street Ruth Selleck 712 West Green Street Assembly Orchestra 45 Chorus 1,2, 3,45 Orchestra 1,2,3,4. XLQEQ, lf' . . ff' . '71 . Wllllam Selman DQ Marlon Servlss R. D. 5 ,qlmwiiw Road' K Cf , Intramural Basketball 2,35 Intra- ' gmail 45 o Roll 2,3,45' - mural Volleyball 2. ' . ur Bas 5 Int mural Volleyball 3, Ca ' Legisla- tive ,45 L Bendez- ' Radio f ' War, shop Girl ' Ski u6,45 ' ' 62'SportyClub Z3, ,. rts Reporter Lois Sheffield Slaterville Road Art Club 45 Bowling 2,3.4, Cap- tain 45 Chorus 25 Honor Roll 3,45 Intramural Volleyball 2.45 Le Ren- dez-Vous 2,3,45 Ping Pong 45 Sen- ior Banquet Committee 4. Chair- man 45 Sports Club 3.4, Reporter 45 Stamp Salesman 35 Tattler 4, Girls' Sports Reporter. Paul Shepard 117 Hudson Street Basketball 25 Congress 45 Football 4, Letter 45 Intramural Basketball 3,45 Senior Banquet Committee 45 Transfer: Dryden High School 1. Maude Slocum Glenside Assembly Orchestra 45 Band 3,45 Bowling 45 Intramural Basketball 3,4, Captain 35 Legislative 45 Or- chestra 45 Ping Pong 45 Sports Club 354, President 45 Transfer: Matamoras High School, Matamor- as, Pennsylvania 1,2,5 Band 1,2,, Librarian 2, Letter 1, Pin 25 Var- sity Ba.s'vetball 1,2, Letter 1,25 Girls' Glee Club 1,2, President 25 Assembly Pianist 25 Library Club 15 Dancing 25 Spring Fever 25 Athletic Association. Jean E. Small 312 North Titus Avenue Chorus 1,2,3,45 Home Nursing Course 35 Girls' Ski Club 3,4. 35 Tatfler 2,3,4, Igmmryonief 45 Tattfer'-Mpregenmtive 3 . M1 . , S 4 -jf ., - ' , 1 oxflf' A. Eleanor Shepherd Bradfield 116 East Spencer Street Choral Club 15 Chorus 1,2,35 Or- chestra 1,2,35 Bowling 3. Gerald Slocum 212 South Geneva Street Wrestling 25 Transfer: Trulnans- burg Central High School. Wanda Slaughter 310 First Street Jeanne W. Smart 205 Cayuga Heights Road Annual 45 Chorus 35 Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Legislative 45 Le Rendez- Vous 25 Newscaster 45 Invitation Committee 4. i i' J! he a 1 1 , . , .S a Sqe .. :4 -6 5 Student Coun- . ell 4. L J Beverly Smith Carol June Smith R.D.4 Home Economics Club 15 Home Nursing Course 15 Honor Roll 25 Intramural Volleyball 2,35 Service Board Committee 4. 1 ' s fl . - I a mi 5 U t se rr estra A5 Band 152, ,45 ow ng 1,25 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Gle lu ' Intram al Basketball 1 olleyball 12 Pong 1 2 3 4 Paul G, Snyder n. D. 2 Future Farmers of America '2,3,45 Treasurer, Agriculture Class 1. Eleanor M. Soyring 202 North Cayuga Street Chorus 25 Junior Red Cross Repre- sentative 45 Transfer: Lindenhurst, Long Island 1,2,35 Band 15 Girls' Glee Club. William Tristram Stevens 516 East Buffalo Street Annual 45 Band 2,3,45 Honor Roll 2,3,45 Intramural Basketball 45 Orchestra 8,45 Stamp Salesman 2,35 Badminton Club 2,3,4, Presl- dent 4. Julia Jeannette Terpening-, 107 Park Place Bowling 25 Honor Roll 2,35 Ithe- taeria 25 Junior Red Cross Repre- sentative 2. i i 516 South Albany Street Bowling 35 Service Board Commit- tee 45 Junior Miss 4. Betty Snow R.D.2 Anselm Soyring Spencer Road Chorus 25 Congress 45 Orchestra 2,3,45 Stamp Salesman 25 Track 2. James W. Spencer R.D.5 Annual 45 Basketball Manager 45 Baseball 35 Honor Roll 2,35 Intra- mural Basketball 2,4, Letter 2. Captain 45 Intramural Volleyball 1,4, Captain 45 Boys' S'l Club 2,35 Tattler 3,4, Sports Editor 4. Shirley Stone 417 North Aurora Street Art Club5 Bowling 2,3, Captain 35 Cheerleader 4, Letter 45 Choral Club 45 Chorus 3,45 Honor Roll 35 Intramural Bas etball 2,35 Intra- mural Volleyball 2,45 Le Cercle Francais 45 Le Rendez Vous 2,35 Pin and Ring Committee 45 Ser- vice Board ommittee 45 Sports Club 2,3,45 Stamp Committee 45 Badminton Club 2,S. Alice E. Terry R. D.4 Gladys May Terwilliger Leona Thayer 517 South Meadow Street Chorus 1,2,45 Home Economics Club 45 Home Nursing Course 35 Service Board Committee 4. 111 Monroe Street Roger Thayer Marko Tomasevich 428 West Seneca Street Annual 45 All-State Orchestra 3,45 Assembly Orchestra 45 Band 2,3,45 Chorus 2,3,45 Congress 3,45 Glee Club 2,3,4, President 45 Honor Roll 2,3,45 Orchestra 2,3,4, Librar- ian 3, Secretary 45 Student Council 45 Aisembly Committee 4, Chair- man . 123 Prospect Street Bowling 3,45 Chess Club 15 Deutsche Verein 45 Intram Basketball 3,4. Margaret Upclike Bette Van De Mark 111 West Buffalo Street Honor Roll 1,2. 109 Fair Street Annual Representative 45 B Drum Majorette 2,3,45 Chorus Dramatic Club 3,4, The Burgl 35 Intramural Basketball 2, Intramural Volleyball 2,3,45 Le lative 3,45 Girls' Ski Club Student Council 2,35 Tertulla panola 3. Edward Van Gorder Leah Wallenbeck 315 North Aurora Street 126 South Cayuga Street Albert Ward Eleanor M. Ward 105 Dunmore Place 421 Esty Street Annual, Business Manager 45 Chorus 25 Congress 3,45 Intramural Basketball 45 Intramural Volley- ball 45 Assembly Committee 45 Tattler 4, Assistant Advertising Manager 45 Wrestling 4. Frances Ward Robert William Watt 421 Esty Street R. D. 2 4331 rgaret Viola Weaver R.. D. 2 Annual 43 Bowllng 2,3,4, Captain I3 Cheerleader 4, Letter 43 Chorus :,3,43 Home Nursing Course 23 In- ramural Basketball 2,3,43 Intra- nural Volleyball 2,3.4, Captaln3 ?lngBPong 43 Science Club 23 Sen- or anguet Committee 43 Service Board ommlttee 43 Sports Club K,-1, Manager Individual Sports 4. 'ce Webb l18 East State Street Bowling 33 Choral Club 43 Chorus L,2,3,43 Honor Roll 33 Intramural Iolleyball 23 Legislative 43 Le tendez Vous 2.3: Science Club 33 lervlce Board Committee 43 Sports llub 3,43 Stamp Committee 43 Publicity Committee 43 Tattler 3, K, Assistant Art Editor 3,4. iert M. Whalen B03 Rtdgedale Road Basketball 23 Congress 3,43 Intra- nural Basketball 2,3,4. I Mae Whitted z. n. 2 lenia Wilkin r. n. 2 Ionor Roll 2,3,43 Spanish Club 43 lketch Club 4. vert Williamson :05 Falrmount Avenue and 2.3,4' Congress 3.4, Treasurer 3 Honor Boll 2.3,4: Track 3. Charles F. Webb 132 Esty street OTCBB Ge rgia Anne r f al4 I, llb 3,43 le S ,i g -. 12,33 Le C e -fr 1 3,4, X1 6 ' 1 3 lslatlve 43 1- r f - 1: ' 2,3 ' A l s ' ' ll, If 5 f I Robert Whitman 110 Westbourne Lane Band 2,3,43 Chorus 42 Congress 43 Glee Club 43 Honor Roll 2, ,4. Margaret M. Wilcox R. D. 1 Chorus 3. Raymond Donald Wilkinson 308 West Seneca Street Bowling 23 Chorus 1,2Q Congress 41 Stamp Committee 3. Norma Ellen Willsey 116 Dey Street Chorus 1,2,3: Intramural Volley- ball 2,3Q Sports Club 33 Tattler 4. 1 Q Paul Wright Dawn Arlene Wurzel Forest Home R. D. 4 Science Club 3,4. Chorus 1. George Zavaski John Luhr 265 Floral Avenue 313 Hudson Street Intramural Basketball 2,4. Junior Miss 4. Henry Keyser 412 North Geneva Street Graduated, August, 1944. flfaz' P' Maurice Bond Wilbur Genung Joyce Helen Smith 121 East Buffalo Street 409 East Seneca Street 307 Auburn Street Edgar Bredbenner Peter A. Mattli, Jr. Harold W. Starke, Ill 803 Fairmount Ave. Chorus 2,3,4g Future Teachers of America 2g Glee Club 2,35 Intra- mural Volleyball 2, Operators Club 25 Stamp Salesman 2,3g Bad- minton Club 2,S,4g Graduated, January, 1944. 407 College Avenue Annual Representative 33 Intra- mural Basketball 3,4g Intramural Volleyball 35 Newscaster 3g Science Club 2,35 Wrestling 1. 109 South Aurora Street Band 1,2,3,4g Chorus 1,2,3g Al State Orchestra 45 Tattler 43 Hoi or Roll 2. Gordon W, Cushing Helen Mike Robert Brondis 608 Mitchell Street 723 West Court Street -1 40 if 200 Oakhill Road Intramural Basketball 1,33 Volle: ball 1,3, Letter 1, Intramural Basl gag 359 Boys' Ski Club 1,25 Hom o . SENIOR WINNERS IiI'lS'I' STUDENT LOOKING ISIGST l BEST A'l'HIlETE MOST MUSIVAL BEST ACTOR, I!I'IS'I' PI'IRSONALI'l'Y MOST LIKELY TO SUUCEED DONE MOST FOR ALMA MATER I'll'1S'l' ALI. AROUND Boys GEORGE KING ROBERT BURNHAM DAVID CULBERTSON DEAN MOORE CHARLES LO PINTO JOHN HINES GEORGE KING CREIGHTON MARTIN ALLEN FOGG Girls DELL SERVISS HELEN EATON HELEN DAVIS THELMA BUSH MARTHA MURRELL JOYCE JARNAGIN JANET CLARK JANET CLARK EILEEN KANE SENIOR AMBITIONS .FLOYD BILL ABRAMS .................. Army Air Corps GRANT DUSTY ABRAMS . . . .... Aviation engineer in South America DICK AGARD ................,... .......... N avy - then a salesman CAROL ALEXANDER ....,........,. . . . . . .Nurse Cadet Corps-travel GLORIA BEANSIE ALEXANDER . .. .... Study piano at Ithaca College DAVE BIRD ALLEN ............. ............ H opes to nnd time DOLLY ALLEN ................................... ...... . .... S mith College JIM ANDERSON ......................................... . . . .Commercial aviation RALPH FRENCHY , ROSCOE , DENNY ANDREWS .... Will leave It to Uncle Sam CLINT ARMITAGE ................................. .......,.... A rmed Service MARY AUG-IE AUGUSTINE . . BETTY AUG-USTINE ......... MARY AUSTIN ............. UPHYL' ' AUSTIN ...... BOB BAKE BAKER ..... . JEANNE BANFORD ............. MAY D'UTCHY BANNISTER ROBERT BARBER ............ DAVID BARNEY BARNES .. BETTY LIZ BARTLETT ...... FLORENCE HUNK BEATTIE LESLIE BEMONT ................ ' 'JAKE BERDAN ...............,. SEWIE , SUICIDE BESEMER JOYCE BISH BISHOP .......... MARY ELLEN BLACKIE BLACK ' 'IKE' ' BLODGETT ................ BOB BODA .......... IRENE BORDONET ....... JANE BRADFORD .......... MAURICE LEI 1'Y BOND .. BOB BRILL ................ BETTY BOOP BROWN . . . JANET JAN BROWN ...,... . JOHN BROWNIE BROWN MARY BROWNIE BORWN YERN BUCKINGHAM ,,.,... OTTO BUELL ...,..,......,. BOB MASTER BURNHAM .. FREDDIE BURTT ....... DOTTIE BUSH MARGIE BUSH .....,... . THELMA T-B BUSH .......... RALPH BUTTON BUTTON . . . . . .Private secretary ..,...........Private secretary ...Wants to pass history Medical work, with aviation and singing as hobbies .. .. ...Dentist . . . . Vet School . . . . . . . .Surgical nurse .Musician Cornell fatter the warl . . Doctor ..................Wrlteabook .....Major in chemistry at Cornell ...............Doctor . . . . . . . .I-Iermlt, Vet College, and Army Air Corps ..........Get married . . . . . . . . .Bacterlologlst .. . . Private First Class ...Tool maker or draftsman e411 . .. .. Secretary . . . . . . . .Wilson College . Promoter .........'7?? . .Hotel Manager ...........College ......7'?? . . .Physical Ed teacher . . . . . . . Housewife . . . . . .Man of leisure ...Take life easy . .U. S. foreign service Learn to drive-travel . . . . Travel--hookkeeper ......Soclal worker ..........None GEORGE CARMICHAL CARMAN .. DAI'FY CHRISTIE ............. ANN CHERIO CHUREY .... . LORETTA PEANUT CIMA . .. DORIS DOREY CLARK .... JAN CLARK .............. ROBERTA BERT CLARK JACK SENATOR CLYNES ELAINE MIKE COLEMAN DICK COMPTON , ......,..... MARIE CONNIE CONGDON ...... TOM CONLEY ............... ,....... . ELLAMAE BURNIE CORRINGTON LESLIE MOONGLOW CRISPELL . ED CRUMB ...........,...,...... DAVE CUTIE CULBERTSON GORDON UCUSI-I CUSHING .... . MARILYN DAVIES ........... HELEN PEE WEE DAVIS MAVIS TANGERINE DEAN .. PERRY PERCY DEDRICK .. CLAUDE MONK DEEMER BOB DICKERMAN ........... PETE DOLL ................. JANE DOMANSKI ........,.... BARBARA BOBBIE DRAKE CLARA DRAKE ................. JEAN DUNLAVY .....,........... SHIRLEY DUSE DUSINBERRE .. DOROTHY DOTTIE DYE ....... ...............Machinstortoolmaker . . . . . .Home Ec School-then go to England .................................Bookkeeper Private secretary-work up to executive position worker , ....... Dress designer ....................Getadiploma ..............Physlclan and surgeon ....Fashion illustrator or photographer ...............Aeronautlca.1 engineer ......................Ca.det nurse ...Leave it to the government .................Housewlfe .....College 7 ? ........ .Army . . . .Marine Air Corps ..........Co1lege . . ,Business college . . .Sing on the radio . . . . . . . Marine Corps .................Banker ...............Graduate,V-5,and? Pilot . . . architect . . . commercial art . . Social worker . . . . . . . . .Cadet nurse-travel hostess . . . .C.B.S. foreign correspondent . . . . . . Woman of the Year? through Cornell HELEN M0'USIE EATON . . . , . .Own a million dollars with tax exemptions JOYCE EGGY EGBERT . . . ...................... Air line stewardess BEVERLY BEV EVANS , . .................,........... Secretary ESTHER ES FINCHER .. ...... Cornell Arts College LOU LA FIORE ....... ................ None MARY FLASH FISHER ........... ...... .... V l sit Ireland and England BETTY BJ, FLYNN ..,.........,........... ......... P rivate secretary ALLEN SNAIL , PEANUT BUTTER FOGG . . . ......... Get rich BETTY FORIBS1E FORBES ............... ............. C omell BETTY PUDGY FORTNER . .. ALICE AL FOSTER .,....., BOB GARCIA ..,............ LOUIE GARCIA ............. BARBARA ' 'BOBBIE GATES ..... FRANCIS I'RAN GEHERIN ......... CHARLOTTE Cl-IUCKIE GENUNG LOUISA G-IANNETTI .......,....... MARIA GIANNETTI .......... LENA LEE GIORDANO ...... AUGUSTINE A'UGIE GNEO BILL GUMP GOMBASH ...... LUELLA LOLLY GOODRICH .. ZELIA ZEE GORMAN ....... RUTH GROVER ............ WANDA POOK GRADY .. BOBBIE GRAY ......... . JAY HARDY HARDENBURY HERBERT HERB HARTWIG DICK JERRY HERSON .... ARTHUR GEE HEUSER .. SIS I-IILE ............. JOHNNY HINES ......... BOB HINMAN .........,....... CHUCK HOLLENBECK ....... . PAUL BROOKLYN HOPEWOOD .. EDWARD ZIP HOWSER ........ ROG HUBBELL ............. EDWARD IRVIN . . . 42 .. Court stenographer . . .Cadet nurse corps . . . .Army Air Corps . . . .Join the Navy ........0hlce work . . . . . .Business executive . ..,.......... Private secretary-travel ...Private secretary-Join the Air Corps . . . . . . . . . . .Rochester Business Institute ..........................Secretary . . . . .Printer . . .Secretary . . . . . . 'I 'I 'I . . . . . . . .Chemist . . . .Pediatrlclan ........................Flnancler . . . Chemical engineering, research work ................Mechanlcs.1 engineer To getahesd . . . .Med school-Flight or Navy nurse . . . . . . . . .Motor company executive . ....... V-12-engineering ...............Aviator ...............Pls.yhoy . . . .The kid on the farm teacher . . ,Mechanical engineering ALAN AL JAMIBON . . . DONALD JANOWSKY ....... JOYCE JARNAGIN ........... DOROTHY SLIM JENKS ....... CARL ULUUKY' ' JORDAN ....... MARC-UERITE MARGE JORDAN DOROTHY DOTTIE JOSLIN . . . EI , IRISH , SUGAR KANE J'EANIE KIETH .,............ JULIA BUTCH KENJERSKA ANNA KING ....... ............ GEORGE KING ................. CATHERINE KIRKY KIRK . . . MARION SHORTY KLEIN ..... MARJORIE MARGIE KLIMEK . HELEN KLINK KLINKO ...... HELEN KROBOTH ....... ....... HELEN LAM .............. . . . .Forestry engineer . . .Get out of Ithaca ...........Nursing . . . .See the world ...Army Air Force .. . . . . . . .Beautlcian ................Secretaria.l work . . . .Learn to ily-aerial photographer ........................Secrtaery .................-:..IBookkeeper ...........,Rural school teacher .............Pinish English once and for all 0rWAVES Belong to the Latin-America Travel Bureau- news correspondent Go to New York-study journalism . . . .Be the President's secretary ' 'DOTTIE' ' LARKIN ......... ........,..........,............,....... 8 culptress ALBINA BINA LAURETTI .... .........................................Dietitian MARY LAWRENCE ..,........... Cornell-then experimental work in foods and nutrition ALVIN LEFKOWITZ ............................................ Mechanical engineer EDWARD LEI'TY LEFKOWITZ ....... ............................ Photographer LAWERNCE LEHMANN ........... LUIS LONG JOHN LLOP ...... CHARLIE LO PINTO ............... CATHERINE KITTY LOVELACE JOHN LUHR ......................,.............. DAWN DAWNIE MARION . . . . . . . ' 'BEANS' ' MARTIN .......... PETE SNAKE MATTLI . . . .BOB MAURER ............. ...Veterinary medicine .Mad scientist .. ...Study medicine ........Secretary Private secretary-work up to an executive position rating musician .......Roam-college ROBIE MAZZA ............................ ......................... S ecretary ALICE AL McCLOSKY .......................... ........ Ai rplane instructor pilot LORNA McLEAN ...... Home Economics at Cornell-then a stewardess for 'I.'.W.A. or A.A. DONALD msc ucMIL1.AN ...................................... Mum.:-y aviation HELEN MAC McNAMARA ...... Continue as an operator at the New York Telephone Co. HELEN TOPSY MIKE ...... .................................... G et out of school DOROTHY DOT MILES .. . PRED MILLSLAGLE ......... JOHN MITCH MITCHELL NORA MITCH MITCHELL . . . DEAN MOORE .............. EUNICE EUNIE MORRIS .. FLOYD MORT MORTER ...... ................................Nurse Air Corp Pass Mrs. Watkins' history and graduate . ..Vocal1st with a famous orchestra flike Angle Petitol ...............................Naval deck omcer ......................J'ointheCadetNurseCorps ARLENE ARI'Y MOSER .....,. MARTHA UCHICKIE' ' MURRELL .... LEE NAIC NAEGELY IRMA NARDI ............... ALFRED MOUSE NAZER .... TED BIG NORDAHL ..... EILEEN I 0'CONNELL .... SALLY DYNAMITE OLTZ .... ILOANDA LONDA OLEVANO . . MARY SQUIRT OLEVANO . . . ROR CHERRY OLIVER .... .TEANNE J'EANNIE ORR .. JOHN OSY OSBORNE ...... MALFISA MAE PAOLANGELI . . . HELEN PALMER ...,.,.....,. MARY MOPSY PARR ...... RICHARD RICHIE PARR JEAN PEARCE .......,..... PHIL PENDLETON ......... DOROTHY JANE PETERS '43 ..........Agricultural teacher .................Secretary . . . . . .Radio actress . . . .Join the Seebees ...............J'olnthe WAVES .....................Take lt easy ...Marry a beautiful, rich debutante ........................College ...........Used car salesman ...Join WACS if war is still on ..,..Bea woman of the world Swabjockey .........,.................Nurse . . . .Mechanical engineering-Cornell ................IthacaCollege .. ..... . ...Cornell ....,....Worlr in Cornell Library ...,Navy . . . . .Join the U. S. Cadet Nurse Corps . . . . .Survive war and go to college .................Learnto drive LAURA PETE PETERS ............ ...Pass chemistry-then take life easy ROBERT PEARLS PICKERING ...... THOMAS PETE POOLIE POOLE . . . BOB QUICK ................ ........ KATTIE MAY PROUTY ...........................College . ............ .Air Corps-I hope! ...........Get married . . . .Graduate from here FRANK PINK RAPONI ......... . ........ ..'7 'I ? CECE RAGGI ............................. ............. . .... B e a nurse RALPH RANDEL ...,............................. ...... E ventually college, I suppose KEN RASS , TOJO , EGER RASMUSSEN ........................ Man of leisure ALTON SI-IORTY , SHRIMP , WEEDY REED ..I'a.rm manager and dairy herdsman RAY RED PEITHEL .......................................... .......... C hemist BETTY BET RICCI ......... DICK RIKER .................. ELIZABETH LIZZY ROBINS . . . HELEN IRISH RUANE ....... ELEANOR ELLIE RUSSELL . .. JEAN RED SANFORD ........... MARGARET SCONIE SCAVONA JACK SCHICKEL .................. DORIS DODO SCHILLING ..... HARRIET PEANUT SEAMON .. RUTH SELLECK ............... BILL SELMAN ............ DELL ED SERVISS ........ LOIS SHEI ' SHEFFIELD ..... PAUL BULL DOG SHEPARD .. GERALD MIKE SLOCUM .... MAUDE RED SLOCUM ....,... WANDA HONEY SLOUGI-ITER JEAN JEANNIE SMALL ........ JEANNE SMART ............... BEVERLY SMITTIE SMITH V CAROL MOUSIE SMITH .... . JOYCE SMITTY SMITH STANLEY LOVER SMITH .. PAUL SNYDER ,............ BETTY BETS SNOW ....... ANSELM ANDY SOYRING TRIS STEVENS ................ SHIRLEY STONEY STONE .. ALICE TERRY ..................... GLADYS TOOTIE TERWILLIGER . . ' 'Ii-OG' ' TI-IAYER ................... BETTY VANDE VAN DE MARK .. GARDER VAN GORDER ,...... MARGARET PEGGY UPDIKE . . . LEAI-I TINY WALLENBECK .. . ' 'AB' ', ' 'MIKE' ' WARD ........ ELEANOR PUSS WARD .... BOB BILL WATT ...... PEGGY WEAVER .......... CHARLES CHUCK WEBB ....... . ,JOYCE WADDLE WEBB ......... ,GEORGIA HGEORGE' ' 'WESTERVELT BOB WI-IALEN ....................., ,ROB WHIT WHITMAN . . . EVA MAE WHITTED ...... PEGGY WILCOX .......... EUGENA JEAN WILKIN . . . RAY ABE WILKINSON .. . LEI'TY WILLIAMSON . . . . NOR-MA KUNG WILLSEY .. PAUL ' 'BUD WRIGHT ....... . DAWN SUNSHINE WURZEL . . . ....Go to Ithaca College for music ..............Join the Marines ..............Rochester Art School ........................Accountant . .Go to college to get more knowledge ..............Col1ege ................Nurse ....Aeronautical engineer ............Secretary ..,...........WAVES ....................WAVES . . . . . . . . . ,Navy submarine service . . .Columnist for New York Times . . .Ensign ....,..Pilot . . . . . .Cornell . . .Get married ..............Na.vynurse Commercial art . . . .Graduate from high school ...........Home Ec College . ............... Secretary . . College Farmer n. '. -.1 .. A. A. -...'. I. I. .. .Nurse . . . . . . . .Aeronautical engineer Townbum JIM SPENCE SPENCER ........ .............. A-1 Band leader and director of N. Y. Philharmonic HAROLD ZIGGY STARKE, III ...... i' i' ..................Chemical engineer ........................Dietitian . .Graduate, get a job, and then marry Graduate and then help my government .Electrlcil engineer ............Ra,dio . . . . . . .Aviation cadet . . . .Live in South America . .... ..... A rmy nurse . . . . . .Engineer . . . .Army nurse . .. . .. Vet College ...............Cadet nurse . . . .Travel around the world .I11ustra,te for magazines .. ............. College .........College . . .Navy Air Corps . . . . .Army nurse . . . . . . .Receptionist . . . .Fashion designer . . . .Brewery owner .................None . . . . .Business college . . . .Research worker in a. 'botany lab ......................Secretary ...sa n- This is what the teachers like to see ..., What's the matter, Peg? .... Hard at work on the Annual .... Waiting for the Navy? Nice way to spend Gth period! .,.. Dou't let him, Bobbie! .... Do you like hnr, hoyrz? . . .Peter Doll, Esquire .,., And then comes Macbeth! .... Could this be Arthur Murray'?. . ., Huh? 1Foggy, isu't hc'?i, .Wooti'!.. . a 45 Q She uses Pond's . . . Bill Berry and 8:50 . . . Latin Quarter F , ,.,,,, Sfucfenl' Gauncif The Student Council is the governing body of the I.H.S. Student Association. It is composed ofthe four officers, elected by the entire student body, the members ofthe standing committees, and a representative and an alternate from each home room. The five standing committees! social, clubs, high school life, publicity, and assembly--supervise student functions in ther particu- lar fields while other activities are taken care of by special committees and the council as a whole. Officers President ..... ..,..4.. J ANET CLARK Vice-President . . . . . .ELIZABETH DODDS Secretary .,., .,.. E LIZABETH FOGG Treasurer .... , . . .JANE DOMANSKI Adviser .,..,..,............ Miss VAN BUREN STANDING COMMITTEES Assembly Publicity Social DOTTIE LARKIN, Chairman SHIRLEY DUSINBERRE, Chairman BETTY BARTLETT, Chairman AB WARD DAVE WEATHERBY DOLLY ALLEN ELAINE COLEMAN DAVE C1-ARK MAVIS DEAN JOYCE WEBB FREDDIE BURTT BOBBIE GRAY JOHN PERKO RUTH MAY JOYCE JARNAGIN Clubs High School Life ROGER THAYER, Chairman FRANCES GEHERIN, Chairman PHIL PENDLETON DAVE BARNES ALLEN FOGG JEAN DUNLAVEY SIS HILE JANE BRADFORD i 'Q' Annual This year we really got on the ball and started our work early. Our editors were elected in the last week of September and the rest of the staff appointed within the next two weeks. We then arranged with Tompkins to have our senior pictures taken during Christmas vacation. Faculty, club, and senior writeups were completed by the first of March. In order to add a little variety, this year, we decided to include nicknames and senior ambitions in our Annual. During the first part of April we held our senior poll. The results were kept secret and were announced at the Senior Ball. All that remained to be finished was the taking of informal snaps. Due to the cost of materials the price of the book was raised to 81.50. But in spite of all wartime restrictions, we have worked hard and sincerely hope you'll like our 1944 Annual. ANNUAL STAFF l'IlJl'I'0R HELEN EATON Ill'lNl'IRAI4 MANAGER ALAN JAMISON IKVSINICSS MANAGER ALBERT WARD l AUl'lt'l'Y Sl'It l'l0N MARTHA MURRELL HELEN PALMER SENIOR SI'Il l'l0N I-'HYLLIS AUSTIN JOHN BERDAN EILEEN KANE DELL SERVISS WILLIAM STEVENS A1 l'IVI'l'll'IS SECTION MARY FISHER JEANNE SMART ROGER THAYER GEORGIA WESTERVELT I GIRLS SPORTS MARGARET WEAVER BOYS SPORTS JAIIIES SPENCER JOHN CLYNES PHOTOG RAPH E RS GEORGE MORSE DEL SMITH LEON LA ROCK '1'YI'IS'I'S LORETTA CIMA BETTY FORTNER LOUISA GIANNETTI MARIA GIANNETTI EDITORIAL A DVISER MISS ELLIOTT BUSINESS ADVISER MISS CORCORAN Ghemkadm The cheerleaders of this year did a great deal to inspire school spirit and to lead the cheers at football and basketball games this season. Several pep-rallies and assemblies were presented in which the cheerleaders took an active part. 'w . f.. - It . . . , , ,f - ,X - 5 , V A up . T C Cheerleaders Bos RIKER BETTY BROWN PAUL HOPEWOOD A JEANNE HARRISON g PEGGY WEAVER sis HILE SHIRLEY STONE NORA MITCHELL Officers Sin-:ilu-1' ALLEN FOGG ltopully Sp:-:ikvr KENNETH RASMUSSEN Vlvrk JACK CLYNES 'l'i'1'usi1r1'r ROBERT WILLIAMSON S4-rgfwl nl :lt Arms ROBERT BURNHAM l'ro-siilvnl MR. STUTZ .Mix isvr MR. WASLIEN 004194014 V Congress sponsored the successful Night in the Tropics dance which was one of the year's highlights. The annual debate with Legislative dealt with the question: Resolved, That Russia Should Exert a Dominating Influence in Eastern Europe. The winning Congress team, upholding the negative side of the question, consisted of Jack Clynes, David Culbertson, and Tecl Nordahl. Nordahl won the best speaker award, 'SO' lm fb Wezzein This year's German Club, under the leadership of Sis Hile, had another eventful season. Besides the usual entertainment of the social program, the club featured many fine outside speakers. Thus education and amusement was combined into a truly successful year. Officers l'l'1-alll:-Ill MARY HILE Vive- l'r4-sill:-nl RBERT HARTWIG S4-wr:-In ry CHARD COMPTON 'l'r1-usure-r STHER FINCHER All v im-r MISS CONLON Officers l'r1-sinlo-nl JACK CLYNES Yum- l'l'4-sinln-nl +ILEEN O'CONNELL St-1-rn-I ti ry BETTY BROWN 'l'ru-in su rvr EILEEN KANE l'Ili-1'ti'ivinl1 VRDON CUSHING All x' isvr KISS MURRAY The Dramatic Club presented two plays this year. The first was the highly amusing The Columbine Club on the Air presented by an all-girl cast featuring Martha Barber, Nora Mitchell, Margaret Kramer, Phyllis Austin, Zelia Gorman, and other notables. The Spring Play, Junior Miss , was presented June 2 and 3 and had a praiseworthy cast including Evelyn Nordahl, Lee Naegely, Martha Murrell, Margaret Kramer, and Marian Burns. i' f aaencfr. Glad This year the French clubs undertook a very difficult project. lt was thought best to com- bine the two organizations, Le Cercle Francais and Le Rendezvous, into one large club. This was done successfully, but the organization will really begin to function next year. Both sets of officers were kept in office this year as they had already been elected when the clubs united. The club had some interesting meetings this year. Movies, speakers, a quiz, and discus- sions made up their programs. The members also sold poppies to aid the Veterans of Foreign Wars. French Club Pri-Sitli-nt DOROTHY DYE ELIZABETH FOGG Vick- Presiili-nt GEORGIA WESTERVEI HELEN PALMER Sei-rf-tary JEAN ORR NANCY SCHABFFEB Tri-asiiri-r RUTH GROVER JOHN MARCHAM Adviser MISS MILLER Officers Pre-sirlvnt i ALTON REED Vim- Presiili-nt ,4 PAUL MOORE Si-crfftary ROBERT PRESTON X FLOYD MORTER 'Prousu rm- A rlvisers MR. MACK MR. EVERINGI-IAM auiufae acwmmd of rqmeaica The FFA completed a very successful year. One of the high lights of the year was the An- nual banquet which was held at the Bethel Grove Community House. Professor Stanley Warren spoke to the group on the subject of Father and Son Arrangements. The preparations for the banquet were made largely by the boys themselves. The boys furnished the chickens and dressed them with the assistance of the girls in the Home Ec Department. The boys of the club have organized a basketball team also. Another activity of the club has been the repairing and selling of farm machinery. By this and similar activities the mem- bers of the club have bought about 550 worth of new iackets. -k52f 3 . Ithetaeria was organized for the purpose of furthering the knowledge of Latin students in the background of the Latin language. Any second year student who has an average of l is eligible to ioin, This year the club enioyed a very good year. Mrs. Chandler was one of the guest speakers and provided an interesting meeting. A successful bake sale was held in February. In May the club staged a Roman banquet complete with togas, slaves, and fingers in- stead of forks. This was a fitting climax to ci successful year. in it P-1 '--1 1 I ' IUWFI T Officers l'ri-siilvnl IEAN DUNLAVEY Yiwu' l'r4-sifln-lit TANE BRADFORD Si-vi'4'lai1'5 RUTH MAY 'l'r4-:i su ri-r MARILYN MINTZ .Mix ist-r IISS WILLIAMSON Officers l'l'i-siili-nl BETTY FORTNER Vim- i'ri-siili-nt DOROTHY BUSH Ni-i'l'1'l:iry DOROTHY JOSLIN 'l'rn-in su rm' AROL ALEXANDER Anlvisi-V MRS. ELLIOTT .mme - em' The Home Ec Club this year decided to go all out for the Red Cross. The more advanced sewing students worked on such difficult items as bedroom slippers while the beginning seam- stresses made hot water bag covers, pillow covers, etc, When the Red Cross work was com- pleted, the girls worked on various handcraft obiects for themselves-things like lapel pins, purse and beanie sets, and scuffs. They climaxed a successful year with a picnic at Enfield at which the officers for next year were installed. if i' fegidaliue rqdfiemdlq Legislative started well this year with a very successful food sale, and the brilliant Deep Sea Ball later in the term. They painted candy cups for the Sampson hospital for various holi- days. Dell Serviss, Janet Clark, and Joyce Jarnagin represented Legislative in the annual de- bate with Congress which Congress won. Thirteen new members were initiated in the spring. Officers l'ri-sith-nt JOYCE JARNAGIN Vim- Pri-siilvnt JANE DOMANSKI St'4'l'L'Til ry BETTY BARTLETT Si-rg:-:uit-:lt-A rms SHIRLEY DUSINBERR1 'l'ri-zlsurvr DOTTIE LARKIN Ailvisifr Miss LAUBENSTEIN Officers Pri-siili-nt GEORGE MORSE Sm-ri-tary BOBBIE GRAY Ailviser MR. WASLIEN Gpmaiou Glad The Operators Club continues to be one of the most active organizations in school. The members take charge of all the mechanical work on the sound system. They also run the motion picture machines and handle other work connected with the visual education program. 1 54 ir Science 61446 I. The Science Club was organized to promote a greater interest in Science. Any person 1 - ' who has passed general science and is taking or has taken another science is eligible for mem- bership. A M, . This year, as usual, the members made gifts for the patients of Biggs Memorial Hospital. - , -'l r 1 I R K Officers l'r4-sixli-nl ARTHUR HEUSER Yivv l't'i-snlvlil GSTHER FINCHER Swi-4-lut'5 MARIAN KLEIN 'I'ro-usu rvr THELMA BUSH .lilxlsi-r MISS REIDY :e Board Comm ELAINE COLEMAN General Chairman DAVE BARNES JANE DOMANSKI DOROTHY DYE ELIZABETH FOGG BETTY FORTNER BOBBIE GRAY RUTH MAY BARBARA TEWEY The constant names h into the T400 na We or f' : 1 ittee Smeg Baaacf Gwwndree Service Board Committee has done a great service to the school this year. By their efforts the Service Board on the first floor hall has been completed, and many new ave been added as the boys entered the service. A great deal of hard work has gone preparation of this board and the members deserve a vote of thanks. There are over mes on the board, and more are being added, i 1 , If -1 Gjldflf , La, fir -z mbsf' K li A 'glare' V ,,r,4lfi'lH- W ,Q Spoaifi Glad The Sports Club was organized so that more girls would have the opportunity to take part in recreational athletics and sports. Points are awarded on the basis of attendance, leadership and skill in various sports, and any girl who has earned 40 or more points may become a member of the club. Awards of numerals and monograms are given to those girls who have earned 200 and 300 points respectively. The Sports Club Council, consisting of the officers, manage all the club's activities. Officers l'i'i-siili-nt .Q MAUDE SLOCUM Vim' l'i-vsiili-nt BETTY BROWN Sm-vt-1-t:u'y MARY FISHER 'l'i'i-zusxlm-1' BETTY BARTLETT Points 1'lu:iirm:ui HELEN DAVIS Nlgrr, llllllYiIlllill liurm-s PEGGY WEAVER Blur. lnt1':ui11l1':ll llzuinvs ELIZABETH FOGG Vlllrlivily 1'l1:ii1'm:in SIS HILE lCn'pl,l'In't' ZA... LOIS SHEFFIELD Amlviszii' Miss DRAKE Officers llli:1i1'm:ui CLARENCE MOSEMAN Sltltlvlll flllillftllilil BOBBIE GRAY lJix'i-vim' ut' Sales RAYMOND ARNOLD 1'll:li1'11i:ill PAT DATES Vniilllxitla-1' BILL ABRAMS CAROLYN ALEXANDER BARBARA DRAKE RUTH BRUSTOR HELEN LOUISE CARPENT PEGGY HAGAN FAITH HALL LOIS SI-IEFFIELD KATHLEEN RUANE DEL SMITH SHIRLEY STONE JOYCE WEBB Slfwwp eammiiiee This enterprise provides an opportunity for students to share in a great patriotic pro- gram. lt is a very tangible way for those of us who are still in IHS to show that we are back- ing our hundreds of alumni who are in the armed forces. Mr. Arnold, left us for active service but only after he had helped us to climax our 4th War Loan Drive with the winning of the Minute Man Flag. This award comes only to a school which can show that 9021 of its pupils are regular purchasers of War Stamps. Bobbie Gray and Pat Dates have given hours of their time each week to the exacting work of counting money and stamps. They have had excellent cooperation from the other members of the committee, but the chief credit for the efficiency of the program belongs to them. 4:56i 7aJfZ!ea The Tattler staff, under the skillful editorship of Dell Serviss, has gone over the top in its efforts to present a good paper to the students of l.H.S. The Tattler has included special features such as puzzles, personality pointers, quizzes, editorials, and, of course, the ever popular dirt column. School doings were reported, and each issue was thoroughly enjoyed-especially the April Fool edition. This year the Tattler was given a superior rating by the Empire State School Press Associa- tion. The paper was judged on make up, general appearance, headlines, quality of writing, and news coverage. Staff lfilitm' in Flin-I' DELL SERVISS ,Xt sm-i:itv liflitni' AARY LAWRENCE l 4':ililri- l'llliI-ws DOLLY ALLEN BETTY BARTLETT linsiin-ss Xlzinziur-r SIS IIILE lvlxvrll-IHLL Xlnliuuvl 33' MAVIS DEAN . 4,52-r I 'ln-ixlzil lun Xlalllugvi' TOYCE JARNAGIN l'14litm'l:il ,tilt iswr iS MARIAN ELLIOTT linslln-ss .tilt isvr S BLANCIIE BACORN :E Officers l'rv-lflvlil IRLEY DUSINBERRE Yin- l'i-4-sul:-lil BARBARA GRAY Nv'4't'v-I:il'5 VIARY LAWRENCE 'l'i'n-:isurv-I' KURORA AGUILAR .Mlxisvr MISS MCCLARTY The Spanish Club has had many interesting meetings this year. Mr. Stutz spoke on rela- tions with South America, so important in these times. Mr. Molina, a graduate student at Cor- nell, spoke on Guatemala, his native land. The members have also participated in quiz pro- grams. All in all, the Tertulia Espanola has had a very active and worthwhile year. i' i' Gfunal Glad The Choral Club, composed of girls who have special musical ability, saw another successful year. Their time was spent in preparing for such annual events as the Thanksgiving concert, Christmas carol program, and the Spring Concert. They also participated in assemblies and community affairs and, in general, did a great deal to uphold the traditions of former Choral Clubs, 4 YM ,ij JJ 0, ilk Officers l'r'i-siilviit MURIEL ANDREWS SL-i'1'i-tu i'y-'l'1'e-usllrc-r PHYLLIS AUSTIN lmzulel' Miss BRYANT Officers Pri-siili-ni ROGER THAYER St'4'l'0itIl'X llI'l'1lNlll'l-'I' RICHARD COMPTON Le-:ule-r LEE NAEGELY liiri-i-tm' MISS BRYANT greg em The second oldest organization in the high school is still going strong. The Glee Club's Annual Thanksgiving Reunion Concert is a dear occasion in the minds of many amateur and professional musicians who were given their first interest in music by Miss Bryant. The club gave many more public performances this year than was their usual custom, and the boys' excellent show at their yearly Spring Concert climaxed an outstanding season. i 'I g y M riff? , ancf K. f T e l.H.S. Band had a big iob to do this year, and they did some fine work Marlin E J rrette kept up his good record of leading the bond at home football games at numerous Wan Bond Rallies, and at the official awarding of the Army Navy E Flag to the Morse Chain Works and to the Ithaca Gun Company. The Spring Concert was highlighted with an inspiring presentation of the musical history ofthe United States Flag. The band topped off a season of excellent work with an outdoor concert, a new addition to their regular activities. Officers l'rt-culvnt ARILYN DAVIES Vim- l'r1-sul'-nl ED RUMSEY -1-rv-Iur5 'l'l'n-usnr:-r HELEN DAVIS l.ilvl'nl'i:Ali DEAN MOORE Ilul:-nl K'uli1li14'tm-s TED MORDOFF VILLIAM EGAN Inn-t-tm' IR, MORRETTE Officers l'l'4-'-itll-lit ILIP PENDLETON S1-wrt-tum' LOGER THAYER ltilrrziriun I'ED MORDOPI' ssistnnt I.ilirui'izui lERALD DRAKE lPll'1-uint' MISS MARSH 0 Bv'fl The orchestra's first performance this year. the annual Christmas Recital under the superb direction of Miss S. Carolyn Marsh, was a complete success Another fine program was pre sented at the time of the Spring Band and Orchestra Concert The orchestra was proud to have seven members together with five members of the band represent Ithaca in the All-State Band and Orchestra They closed the years activities with their appearance in Bailey Hall for the commencement exercises i Q9 'I MARION KLEIN-101 BETTY BARTLETT-110 MARILYN DAVIES-112 EUNICE MORRIS-113 PAT DATES-130 HELEN PALMER-133 DOMINGO AGUILAR HELGA ANDREWS PHYLLIS BARBER ROBERT BARBER JOYCE BARDWELL JOYCE BESEMER ELIZABETH BLACK PHYLLIS BORDINETTE JANE BRADFORD ROBERT BREARY THELMA BUSH JEAN CAMPBELL FRANK CHUPP HOWARD COGAN LESLIE CRISPELL ROBERT CROWLEY STANLEY CUSHING MARILYN DAVIES HELEN DAVIS ERNEST DIETRICH LESLIE BEMONT RICHARD COMPTON SPENCER FERRIS ARTHUR HEUSER MURIEL ANDREWS PHYLLIS AUSTIN MARTHA BARBER JANE BRADFORD INGA BRAURER SHIRLEY BROWN BETTY BRILLHART DAVID ALLEN RALPH ANDREWS RICHARD AVERY ROBERT BAKER DAVID BARR ROBERT BURNHAM DAVID CLARK JACK CLYNES DAVID CULBERTSON JOHN COAD RICHARD COMPTON ERNEST DIETRICH ESTHER FINCHER JAY HARDENBURG ANNUAL REPRESENTATIVES BETTE VAN DE MARK-134 BETTY BECK-201 MARY O'BRIEN-206 PEGGY HAGAN-207 JULIA PERKINS-209 PAT EGAN-211 M DE LONG- JAMES DILLENBECK GERALD DRAKE WILLIAM EGAN LLOYD ELLIS MELVIN ELLIS ESTHER FINCHER ROBERT FINNERAN ALLEN FOGG ELIZABETH FOGG ROBERT GARCIA JOHN GEHERIN TONY DI GIACOMO JOE GRADY HAROLD HATT PHYLLIS HULBURT RICHARD JONES ROBERT LEARY ALVIN LEFKOWITZ EDWARD LEFKOWITZ EUGENE HUBBELL-212 DORA, DELIBERO-230 MARION VANDERBURGH BARBARA TEWEY-233 INGA BRAUNER-234 BERTA HALL-310 BAND JOE LONGO RICHARD LYMAN DEAN MOORE TED MORDOFF EDITH MORRIS WILLIAM MURNIGHAM ROBERT NETRO NEIL NEWMAN JAMES OLIN GLENN PALMER ROGER PAOLANGELI PHILIP PENDLETON ANGELO PETITO JEANNETTE POWELL ANGELA RAPONI IRA REED PAUL RIDLEY HELEN RUANE EDWARD RUMSEY MAUDE SLOCUM CHESS CLUB ROBERT HINMAN CHARLES LO PINTO JOHN MARCHAM JOHN OSBORNE CHORAL FERN BUCKINGHAM MARION BURNS LOUISA CICCHETTI VIRGINIA COPLEY MARILYN DAVIES JANE DOMANSKI JEAN DUNLAVEY RAYMOND REITHEL SHIRLEY REITHEL RALPH RANDALL CLUB DOROTHY DYE ELIZABETH FOGG BARBARA GILES LENA GIORDANO PEGGY HAGAN BERTA HALL FAITH HALL CONGRESS GERRY DRAKE SPENCER FERRIS ALLEN FOGG JOE FOYLE ROBERT GARCIA RICHARD HERSON JOHN HINES JAMES KENRICK CREIGHTON MARTIN DONALD MCMILLAN RICHARD MOORE BYRON NELSON TED NORDAHL ROBERT OLIVER KENNETH RASMUSSEN EDWARD RUMSEY SAGE SCHAFF PRED SEITHER DER DEUTSCHE VEREIN HERBERT HARTWIG WILLIAM HELLEWELL ARTHUR HEUSER MARY HILE MARILYN JAMISON PETER MATTLI MARILYN MILLER BRIAN NEVIN KAY RANDOLPH LARRY RESNICK i 232 SHIRLEY HERSON-320 WILLIAM THOMAS-321 EUNICE BAKKO-323 ROBERT CROWLEY-334 JOHN SULLIVAN-340 ZORA BABCOCK-346 DONALD SMITH PHYLLIS SMITH STANLEY SMITH SHIRLEY SPENCER HAROLD STARKE DORIS STEIGER WILLIAM T. STEVENS JOHN SWARTOUT DORIS TESTUTE BARBARA TEWEY ROGER THAYER WILLIAM THAYER DOROTHY THOMAS ROBERT THORPE CLYDE TOMBOULIAN KING VOSS JOHN UNDERWOOD DAVID WEATHERBY RALPH WETHERBEE ROBERT WHITMAN ROBERT WILLIAMSON EARL ROTTMAN SHIRLEY WOODWARD NIEL NEWMAN MARILYN JAMISON BARBARA JENNE DOROTHY JENKS PATSY JOB RUTH MAY EDITH MORRIS EUNICE MORRIS PAUL SHEPARD AN SELM SOYRING ROGER THAYER BUD THORPE RICHARD UPDIKE ALBERT WARD RAY WILKINSON ROBERT WILLIAMSON ROBERT WHALEN ROBERT WHITMAN RUTH SOVACOOL JOHN SWARTHOUT MARKO TOMASEVICH LINDA VAN DUYNE WILLIAM WEBER PAULINE ZIEHL PHYLLIS AUSTIN MARTHA BARBER JOHN BERDAN JOYCE BERNAT BETTY BROWN JACK CLYNEB ELAINE COLEMAN GORDON CUSHING DOROTHY ADOLPH AURORA AGUILAR VERA BERGREN FREDDIE BURTT ELAINE CRISPELL RUTH CRISSEY DOROTHY DYE MARY FISHER RONNIE APGAR DAVID ARSENAULT CHARLES BAKER ROSE BANNISTER JOHN BROWN RALPH CARPENTER RAYMOND CHIFF HOWARD CLARK WILLIAM COLE ORLAND COTTERILL CLAYTON CRANMER ROBERT DICKERMAN CLINTON ARMITAGE RICHARD AVERY JOHN BROWN JOHN COAD RICHARD DILLENBECK LOUIS GARCIA ROBERT JENKS CAROL ALEXANDER GLORIA ALEXANDER SUE BARRA FLORENCE BEATTIE JOYCE BISHOP DOLLY ALLEN HELGA ANDREWS ' AURORA AGUILAR JOHN BERDAN JANE BRADFORD WINIFRED BURTT PERNETTA COTTRELL DOLLY ALLEN MARIAN ALEXANDER JEANNE BANFORD BETTY BARTLETT JANE BRADFORD BETTY BROWN WINIFRED BURTT THELMA BUSH JANET CLARK DAPHNE CHRISTIE ELAINE COLEMAN HELEN DAVIS MAVIS DEAN ELIZABETH DODDS DRAMATIC CLUB MAVIS DEAN ROBERT DICKERMAN PETER DOLL JEAN FAULS CHARLOTTE GENUNG ZELIA GORMAN ANGIE HOSKINS EILEEN KANE MARIAN KLEIN MARGARET KRAMER CHARLES LO PINTO ROBERT MAURER DOUGLAS MCLEAN N ORA MITCHELL LOIS MURRAY MARTHA MURRELL FRENCH CLUB ELIZABETH FOGG LOYAL GATES ZELIA GORMAN RUTH GROVER ARTHUR HEUSER ANNA KING LEON LA ROCK MARY LAWRENCE JOHN MARCHAM EUNICE MORRIS MARILN MILLER JEANNE ORR HELEN PALMER BETTY PERCE CONNIE PRICE KATHLEEN PROUTY FUTURE FARMERS ALVIN EVERHART PERCY FREESE PAUL GARCIA GILBERT HINE KENNETH HUBBELL RICHARD HUBBELL ROGER HUBBELL HOWARD INGRAM HERBERT LISDELL ROGER MARION EDWARD MCDANIELS DONALD MILLER PAUL MOORE RICHARD MOORE FLOYD MORTER KENNETH MORUSTY ROBERT PERRAULT WILLIAM POTTER JAMES PRESTON ALTON REED ALFRED ROSE CALVIN ROTHERMICH GLEE CLUB RICHARD JONES WILLIAM KELLY RICHARD LYMAN CREIGHTON MARTIN DONALD MCMILLAN LEE NAEGELY BYRON NELSON ROBERT OLIVER KENNETH RASMUSSEN EDWARD RUMSEY FRED SEITHER STANLEY SMITH HOME ECONOMICS CLUB THERESA BORDONI DOROTHY BUSH DOROTHY CALDWELL BARBARA DRAKE BETTY FORTNER LUELLA GOODRICH DOROTHY HILLICK DOROTHY JOSLIN JEAN KEITH JULIA MANCINI ITHETAERIA JOYCE CRANDALL VIRGINIA DAVENPORT JAMES DILLENBECK JEAN DUNLAVEY SHIRLEY DUSINBERRE HELEN FISHER MARY FISHER FRANCES GEHERIN RUTH GROVER CONNIE HASSAN BARBARA JENNE CLARE KLEIN CHARLES LOPINTO RUTH PINTO LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY JANE DOMANSKI JEAN DUNLAVEY SHIRLEY DUSINBERRE DOROTHY DYE HELEN EATON JEAN FAULS ESTHER FINCHER HELEN FISHER MARY FISHER ELIZABETH FOGG FRANCES GEHERIN BARBARA GRAY PEGGY HAGAN MARY HILE JOYCE JARNAGIN EILEEN KANE MARGARET KRAMER DOTTIE LARKIN MARY LAWRENCE RUTH MAY NORA MITCHELL DELL SERVISS MAUDE SLOCUM JEANNE SMART BETTE VAN DE MARK JOYCE WEBB GEORGIA WESTERVELT fmt IRMA NARDI KATHERINE NEFERIS EVELYN NORDAHL KATE O'CONNELL ANGELO PETITO JOHN STARK BETTE VAN DE MARK SALLY VAN ORMAN NANCY SCHAEFFER LOIS SHEFFIELD RUTH SOVOCOOL SHIRLEY STONE BETTY WEAVER GEORGIA WESTERVELT MARJORIE ZIEHL GEORGE ROYKOUFI' ROBERT SANDERSON DAVID SANFORD LOUIS SAN SOUCIE RICHARD SMITH JAKE SMITHERS PAUL SNYDER EMMET VANDERBURGH EDWARD VAN GORDER RALPH WATSON ALBERT WILKINSON ROGER THAYER WILLIAM THAYER KING VOSS RICHARD WEBSTER ROBERT WHITMAN GORDON WYLLIE FILOMENA PANNOZZO JANE PETERS BEVERLY SMITH GLADYS TERWILLIGER YOLANDA ZIGRETTI LORNA MCLEAN MARILYN MINTZ JOHN OSBORNE KATHLEEN RUANE JOHN SWARTOUT LINDA VAN DUYNE RUTH VAN ORDER AURORA AGUILAR BETTY JANE BECK JEAN CAMPBELL CONNIE HASSAN MARILYN MINTZ LOIS MURRAY MARY O'BRIEN JEANNETTE POWELL SUZANNE SCHAEFFER PHYLLIS SMITH LINDA VAN DUYNE GLADYS WEIBLY BETTY WEAVER Xu ALLEN :BLODGETT Q -.RoGER EURRITT if GEORGE HAZEN J CLARA ANN KLEIN I-J . DAVID ARSENAULT CLIFFORD BREW I -iv GILBERT BRYANT Y FQ ROBERT CULLIGAN X K XX GLORIA ALEXANDER MARIAN ALEXANDER JAMES ANDERSON JANE BRADFORD ROBERT BREARY MARION BURNS DOROTHY BUSH THELMA BUSH RICHARD COMPTON VIRGINIA COPELY JOYCE CRANDALL LESLIE CRISPELL DOROTHY CRONK MARILYN DAVIES HELEN DAVIS GLORIA ALEXANDER MARY ARSENAULT ROBERT BARBER JOYCE BARDWELL BETTY BESEMER JOYCE BESEMER ROGER BURRITT THELMA BUSH JAMES DILLENBECK SHIRLEY DUSINBERRE ESTHER FINCHER CAROLYN ALEXANDER DAVE BARNES DAVE CLARK ELAINE COLEMAN DICK COMPTON JANE DOMANSKI BARBARA DRAKE HELGA ANDREWS BETTY BARTLETT FLORENCE BEATTY TERESA BORDONI MARY BOSWORTH BETTY BROWN DOROTHY BUSH THELMA BUSH JEAN CAMPBELL VIRGINIA COPLEY JOYCE CRANDALL JEAN CULLIGAN HELEN DAVIS JANE DOMANSKI SHIRLEY DUSINBERRE JEAN FAULS LITERARY MARIAN KLEIN IRENE LEGGE GRACE MCCALL JOHN OSBORNE CLUB JOHN YOUNG KENNETH JENSEN MARIAN VANDERBERG LINDA VAN DUYNE OPERATORS CLUB GORDON CUSHING ROBERT DICKENS BOBBIE GRAY ARTHUR JAYNE ROBERT JENKINS DICK JONES JACK KIELY JOHN KUPKA ORCHESTRA ,DOROTHY DELIBERO TONY DI GIACOMO JAMES DILLENBECK JANE DOMANSKI GERALD DRAKE WILLIAM EGAN MARTHA GLOVER JAY HARDENBURG CHARLOTTE HEINZELMAN BARBARA JENNE PATSY JOB HELEN KANE RICHARD LYMAN RUTH MAY SCIENCE HELEN FISHER MARY FISHER RUTH GROVER FAITH HALL GEORGE HAZEN ARTHUR HEUSER KENNETH JENSEN CLARE KLEIN MARIAN KLEIN MARY LAWRENCE DOUGLAS MCLEAN DEAN MOORE TED MORDOFF EDITH MORRIS RITA NARDI GERALDINE NORTHROP GLENN PALMER MALFISA PAOLANGELI PHILIP PENDLETON DOROTHY PETERS CONNIE PRICE CECELIA RAGGI ANGELA RAPONI STUART REYNOLD CLUB GRACE MGCALL JEANNE MCCARTHY DEAN MOORE JOHN OSBORNE JULIA PERKINS ANGELO PETITO CECELIA RAGGI HELEN RUANE KATHLEEN RUANE ED RUMSEY SERVICE BOARD MEMBERS DOROTHY DYE ELIZABETH FOGG BETTY FORTNER FRANCES GEHERIN LOUISA GIANNETTI MARIA GIANNETTI BOBBIE GREY DOROTHY JENKS JEAN KEITH MARY LAWRENCE RUTH MAY MARTHA MURRELL IOLANDA OLEVANO SPORTS CLUB ESTHER FINCHER HELEN FISHER MARY' FISHER JOSEPHINE FLEURY ELIZABETH FOGG BETTY FORBES BETTY FORTNER ZELIA GORMAN BARBARA GRAY WANDA GRADY MARY HILE DOROTHY HILLICK PATSY JOB CORA JOHNSON EILEEN KANE JEAN KEITH '62 MARGARET KRAMER DAWN MARION NORA MITCHELL MARILYN MINTZ EUNICE MORRIS LOIS MURRAY IRMA NARDI MARY O'BRIEN EILEEN O'CONNELL KATHLEEN O'CONNELL HELEN PALMER JANE PETERS JEANETTE POWELL CECELIA RAGGI KAY RANDOLPH HELEN RUANE 'A' ROBERT HINMAN RUTH CRISSEY MARILYN JAMISON JUNE VERGONA GEORGE MORSE ENOS OLIN NORMAN SEYMOUR CLYDE TOMBOULIAN BETTY RICCI HELEN RUANE EDWARD RUMSEY RUTH SELLECK MAUDE SLOCUM STANLEY SMITH ANSELM SOYRING WILLIAM T. STEVENS JOHN SWARTOUT ROGER THAYER WILLIAM THAYER BEVERLY 'UPDYKE MARTJE VAN DE PERS KING VOSS GRETEL RUSSELL SHIRLEY SHIPMAN DORIS STEIGER JOHN SWARTOUT ELLEN THOMPSON MARIAN VANDERBURGH GEORGE VAN VALEN BETTY WEAVER PAUL WRIGHT JOHN YOUNG MARY OLEVANO BEVERLY SMITH CAROL SMITH BARBARA TEWEY PEGGY WEAVER JOYCE WEBB ELEANOR RUSSELL DELL SERVISS LOIS SHEFFIELD MARILYN SHIPMAN IRENE SLATTERY MAUDE SLOCUM JOAN SPARKS SHIRLEY STONE BARBARA TEWEY BETTY VAN DE MARK RUTH VAN ORDER BETTY WEAVER PEGGY WEAVER JOYCE WEBB N ORMA WILLSEY JANE WHITMAN BARBARA GREY-10 1 DOLLY ALLEN-1 1 0 STANLEY SMITH-1 1 2 'EILEEN KANE-1 13 LYMAN HAMMOND-1 3 0 KATE O ' CONNELL-133 BETTY FORBES-101 ALLEN FOGG-110 JANE DOMANBKI-112 DOTTIE LARKIN-118 RICHARD MOORE-130 JIM ANDERSON-183 MAVI8 DEAN-101 OEOELIA RAGGI-110 MARILYN DAVIE8-112 MALFISA PAOLANGELI- ELIZABETH FOGG-130 LAURA PETER-133 gvnom AGUILAR Joi-:N annum Pi-1YLL1s Boornnovn HELEN BULL wnurnnn nuxwr JANET cmnx ELIZABETH nonns .JANE DOMANSKI MARTHA MURRELL-101 JEANNE SMART-110 LORNA McLEAN-112 DEAN MOORE-113 LYMAN HAMMOND-130 WANDA GRADY-133 STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES WINIFRED BURTT-134 RUTH VAN ORDER-201 CONNIE HASSEN-206 DAVID CLARK-207 DAVID WEATHERBY-209 FRED SEITHER-2 1 1 BARBARA SULLIVAN-212 JOHN GEHERIN-230 EVELYN NORDAHL-232 ,BETTY BRILLHART-233 TERESA RICH-284 JOHN SCHAPPI-310 ALTERNATES AB WARD-134 MARIAN ALEXANDER-201 MARY O'BRIEN-206 JEAN CAMPBELL-207 WILLIAM BERICH--209 JACK BORTZ-211 ANGELO PETITO-212 DORA DELIBERO-230 GLENN CRONE-232 DICK COPFIN-233 GORDON WYLLIE-234 RITA NARDI-310 TATTLER REPRESENTATIVES JEAN DUNLAVEY-134 SAGE SCHAFP-201 MARY 0'BRIEN-206 1 13 MARGARET-KRAMER-207 JULIA PERKINS-209 JAMES DILLENBECK-21 1 BRIAN NEVIN-212 HELGA ANDREWS-230 HELEN SCHAEFFER-232 VIRGINIA COPLEY--233 JOHN YOUNG-234 JANICE DENTITH-310 TERTULIA ESPANOLA SHIRLEY DUSINBERRE DOROTHY DYE HELEN EATON BARABARA GRAY CORNELIA HASSAN WILLIAM KELLY MARY LAWRENCE .JOHN MARCHAM GRACE McCALL MARILYN MINTZ -LOIS MURRAY MARATHA MURRELL -IULIA PERKINS JEANNETTE POWELL CECELIA RAGGI Pl-IYLLIS SMITH WAR STAMP SALESMEN BETTY BROWN-1 3 4 WILLIAM BE RRY-20 1 KENNETH EVANS-20 6 JEAN CAMPBELL-207 DAVID WEATHERBY-209 ESTHER GUNN-21 1 FAITH HALL-212 BARBARA JENNE-230 PETER BECKER-232 BETTY BRILLHART-233 JACK SWARTOUT-284 JOHN SCHAPPI--310 t 'k ANTHONY DIGACOM0-320 SYDNEY BROWN-321 DOUGLAS YOUNG-323 JANET RALEIGH-334 RICHARD SPRAGUE-340 HERBERT RIKER-346 MARION BURNS-320 LEROY MANNING-821 RICHARD STEVENSON-323 ROBERT CROWLEY-334 JOAN YENGO-840 BETTE KORDAS-346 MARION BURNS-320 EDITH MORRIS-321 MARIE MAY1-IAUS-323 MARY ASDELL--334 JOHN SULLIVAN-340 BEVERLY WILKIN-346 ,JOHN STARK ELAINE TAUBMAN ESTHER TAYLOR BONNIE THORNTON JOHN UNDERWOOD PEGGY WEAVER JOHN WHITMAN EUGENIA WILKIN TONY DI GIACOMO-320 SYDNEY BROWN-321 RICHARD STEVENSON-323 MARY JEAN McDONALD-334 WILLIAM RUMSEY-340 BELA GUMBASH-346 We did our part .... K'But I don't want a do11y ..,.Cuy, aren't they? .,.. Your feet's too big Down boat ..., We firmly resolve .... Jam! .... Squeak! . , , .Not you, Betty .... First door to the left Up to something, Dickens? . , .Tarzan, Incorporated .... Weaver! .... Social Sophomore. i' 'lr 1 W N, if 11' Who's it from, Kay? ..Wa,it1ng for SDlIl0thlllg, gals? .... That'1l do it, Mary .,., Vocalist with the hzuul .Wuw! ..., Sixth period? .,.. Who's gotta match'?. , . .Carefree and carfree. . . ,Oh yes, it's llclsga. .Bing, Bing, Bong .... Your sucks don't match. 11651 Wrong note, J1mmy?. , . ,I quit, . , .M-m-m-m ..,, Share your ride ..,. Dear me! , . . ,The Three J's. , . . Shucks, kids .... Horsin' around .,,. Oh, Johnny .... Break it up! .,.. Something for the boys ..,. What IS the coefficient of linear expansio11?. 1 'k S We're all there . . . Unhand me, you cad! . . . Peg, Thelma, Ei, Maude, Betty, Helen Left to right, seated: Drake, Everingham, Dixon, York, Baber. Standing: Pierce, Bredbenner, Tatascore, Moseman. 14MZez'1b Gamez! Our well balanced interscholastic sports program can be traced back to the efficient work of the ruling body of all high school sports, the Athletic Council. Mr. Dixon, besides presiding over the monthly meetings, is the business manager of athletics. All hats are off to him for he has scheduled contests for the high school athletes, despite the wartime restrictions. The remainder of the council is made up of the coaches of the various teams, the principal, physical education director, and selected faculty members. Its main functions are formulating the schedules, approving the financial matters, approving the election of captains and managers, and the distributions of awards, O -rggt ,K ' X I' f -7 1 .rl-I . I ,-, , f . 7 14 IX 7 ' V- K if - sf, . ' .A ' IJ: -IX ,A 1 MJ ff l irsI row: Warren, Webster, Boda, Shepard, Burnham, Van Ostrand, Culbertson, Seither, Bortz, Fiore Massicci Ni-.mill row: Weatherby, Oliver, Ozmun, Poole, Martin, Jones. Lyman, Showacer, Breary, Ciaschi, Nelson 'l'hii-il row: Yavttz, Egan, Dillenbeck, Casciotti, Lamb, Avery, Rohrer, Ferris, Beckhorn. I-'mirth rinv: Massicci, Showacre, Capozzi, Hammond, Ingram, Blodgett, Alexander, Dietrich, Poyle, Dougherty Un Lll'4llIllllI Mazza, Pettllcci. Determination and perseverance. These two words sum up the way the football team came through the season so successfully. Their coach, Edward I Pierce, their captain, Dave Culbertson, the veterans and the young hopefuls all had it. Long, hard work went on for a month before the opening game with Johnson City here in Ithaca. The team entered into the fray without great ex pectations but still endowed with courage from the fact that never since 1918 had Johnson City beaten the Little Red. Then came disaster. On a wet, muddy day the Ithacans went down to de feat at the hands of the J.-C. eleven. Slightly outplayed by a score of 9-0 the squad returned to practice, determined to retire for the season undefeated except for the first game. In the next game they were to meet a strong Elmira team for the first of a home and home series. Since 1930, Ithaca had won seven, lost four, and tied two games. It was a decidedly improved and somewhat inspired team that beat Elmira once again, 20-12. Bingo Central was the next team to go down to defeat at the hands of the Red and Gold, I8-6. The next Saturday Ithacans iourneyed to Binghamton and beat the other Bingo team, North, 24-6. The next Saturday found Ithaca again on the road. This time they were in Auburn, matched Ki Youngs' Maroon's who were playing their last game of the season. It didn't seem to do them any good to hope, for I. H. S, triumphed once again, I3-7. i' i' Qaoidall Then Union-Endicott came along. U.-E., always outweighing the I.H.S. teams, had it on Ithaca this year in first downs only. They got 9 to our 4. But the Little Red, taking advantage of all opportunities, turned the tables and won, 13-7, due to excellent ground gaining by the fleety backs. Their last game of the season was the annual Turkey Day battle against the spirited Elmira teams, this time at Elmira. For the second time fate stepped in and snatched a tie or a win from I, H. S. Within a foot from pay dirt the Ithacans were stopped, the game went to Elmira, 6-0. Although the season wasn't completely satisfactory, there were several reasons for it. Among the foremost was the loss of Allen Fogg immediately after the first game. Iniury struck again. This time in the knee of Dave Culbert- son. Captain Culbertsony noted for speed and power, was hurt in the Auburn game and for the remaining two contests was noticeably a hindered runner. The loss of Dom Fiore, co-captain, to the Navy before the season started and that of Bud Thorpe to the Marines in October are two other good reasons for o somewhat uneven record. The lettermen finished off the season by selecting Fred Seither, left half, and Dick Webster left tackle to co-captain the team through 1944 season, Schedule Ithaca Johnson City 9 Ithaca Elmira 'I2 Ithaca Bingo Central 6 Ithaca Bingo North 6 Ithaca Auburn 7 Ithaca Union Endicott 7 Ithaca Elmira 6 f 7 Left to right: Poyle, Seither, Herson, Pogg, L. Spencer. Sei-ond row: Buell, Massicci, Ciaschi, Holton, Hammond, Nordahl, Van de Mark. Thiril Row: Nicholas, Starck, Purcell, Bell, Sprague, McGraw, Beckhorn, J. Spencer. Badzddad Despite a poor start, Ithaca High's gallant basketeers finished a rugged schedule with a good record of nine wins and seven losses. Many of the games registered in the loss column could have easily gone the other way if Lady Luck had smiled on the locals with any generosity. The Ithacans began with successive losses to Owego Free Academy, Elmira Heights, and Binghamton Central before they cavorted to a 33-25 win over Newark Valley on the familiar hardwood of Boynton Junior High. Immediately afterward, l. H. S. suffered two straight defeats at the hands of Ludlowville and Sayre. Then Joe Tatascore's boys leaped up and left us a record of a six-game winning streak. On February 22, the Ithacans iourneyed to Sayre, Pa. to suffer their worst defeat of the year to a very capable Sayre club by the score of 59-25. 'lr 'k Baakelddl I On Auburn's home court, the Maroons hammered a 36-31 defeat to the Red and Gold. The next two games were factors of an overnight trip in which I. H. S. defeated two strong teams, Cortland and Manlius to end a successful season. lthaca's best performance of the year was at Manlius where Captain- elect Leon Spencer led the attack with 10 points, lthaca's big gain of the year was Capt. Dick Herson who finished the slate with 218 points to his credit. Henry Carrington, speedy guard, was declared ineligible after the first two games, and Joe Foyle left for the Army after the second Auburn encounter. Each of these boys had had previous game experi- ence and their loss was disheartening to the Little Red. Schedule Owego Free Academy ..... ........ I thaca Elmira Heights ........... ........ I thaca Binghamton Central ...... ........ I thaca Newark Valley ........ ........ I thaca Ludlowville ........ ........ I thaca Sayre, Pa. ...... ..... I thaca Dryden .... ..... I thaca Auburn ....... ........ I thaca Dryden .... ........ I thaca Cortland ........ ........ I thaca Ludlowville ........ ........ I thaca Elmira Heights ..... ........ I thaca Sayre, Pa. .......... ........ I thaca Auburn ....... .... . .. ........ Ithaca Cortland ............................ ........ I thaca Manlius Military Academy ..... ........ I thaca f73f 4651 xl' ,. In-ft tn 1-ight, tix-st row: Berry, Underwood, Spencer, Burnham, Capt., Culbertson, Williamson, Dougherty. sm-mul row: Hammond, Fogg, Schickel, Holton, Seither, Barnes, Mgr. Third row: Bradfield, Hunt, Ferris, Deemer, Szabo. '7'aack The Little Red track team rang up a good record for itself in the 1944 season. With Captain Bob Burnham, Allen Fogg, and Dave Culbertson the only remaining lettermen from the team of two years back, Coach Tatascore had to whip up a team in a hurry for the first meet. Being a little weak in the field events, the Little Red dropped its first meet to a strong Bingo Central aggregation, 66-38, at Schoellkopf Field. Determined to do better than this, Tatascore took twenty boys to Geneva where the lthacans looked much better, beating the local lads, 61-34. ln its last dual meet, Ithaca High ranked among the best, beating an excellent Corning Free Academy team, 57-38. Our tracksters also looked good at the sectionals at Schoellkopf Field. Some of the consistent winners were Captain Burnham in the 220 hurdles, Hubert Schickel in the mile, Al Fogg, a converted 880 man, in the sprints, and Culbertson in the sprints and the weights. With many of the boys returning, Coach Tatascore expects a very good 1945 track team. Boys representing the red and Gold in its meets in the following events were: 100 yd. dash-Fogg, Culbertson, Showacre 220 yd. dash-Burnham, Fogg, Dougherty 200 yd. hurdles-Burnham, Holton, Szabo 440 yd. dash-Ferris, Hammond, Janowsky 880 yd. run-Deemer, Spencer, Durling Mile run-Schickel, Hunt High iump-Poole, Guidi, Holton, Durling Pole vault-Hover, Guidi Broad jump-Seither, Showacre, Culbertson Weights-Culbertson, Webster, Blodgett, Martin, Burleson 880 yd. relay-Williamson, Seither or Dougherty, Burnham, Fogg 1:7441 Spade VOLLEYBALL The 1943 volleyball competition was a close race with Captain Ed Van Gorder's team coming out on top in the last match. Things were tied up between Van Gorder's and Captain Jim Spencer's teams, but in this last match the Van Gorder men won. The members of the winning team receiving their numerals were Van Gorder, Barr, Aguilar, Salnbnrg, Miller, and Riker. BASKETBALL The 1943-44 intramural bas' etball league was tied up at the end of the regular loop play between four teams. After the semlilnals had eliminated the other two teams, Captain Di Gacomo's Oshkosh team and Jack McGraw's Peoria quintet battled it out for the championship. In an overtime period Peoria was the victor by a 25-23 count. Members of the winning team were McGraw, Beckhorn, Capozzl, Bloom, Longo, and Hines. HIGH BASKETBALL SCORES Goals Fouls Points Charles Bell .... 49 9 107 Jimmy Ricks ..., 50 3 103 Jlm Spencer .,.... . . .44 1 89 Tony Di Giacomo . . . .... 40 6 86 Armand Augustine , ...... 37 4 78 BOWLING When the call was issued for bowling, about twenty boys responded and four five-man teams were selected by appointed captains. Way out in front at the end of the season was Shorty Cardonla's team with 80 points, while ln second place was Joe. Volpicellfs team with 68 points. Both teams were sparked all season by their captains. Johns, Alex, Tarr, Bettucci, and Cardonla made up the winning team. High single game ot' the season was rolled by Bob Riker who hit a 208 game. High total of two games was hit by the same Joe Volpicelll with 366. After the season was over, a mixed doubles tournament was held. This ended up with Brian Nevin. and Jean Campbell as winners. HIGH AVERAGES Joe Volpicelli -- 158 Rinaldo Cardonia - 157 Richard Rlker - 155 Albert Johns -- 152 Robert Riker - 150 WRESTLING This year's call for wrestling found 30 boys eager to don gym clothes, take off that excess pound- age, and compete for numerals. Coach Evrlngham tried to make wrestling a varsity sport, but Ithaca seems to have the only squad in this section. The tournament consisted of all the candidates competing for school championships, in seven different weight classes. An outstanding achievement of the tourney, was the winning of both the 116-pound and 121-pound classes by Dick Hover. Following him in order came Ab Ward in the 1289 Bill Selman in the 1363 Ed Van Gorder in the 1453 Fred Selther in the 1553 and in the heavyweight class, Bob Boda. 4 1 i GMM' 374.0412 What's the score, Helen? . . . Muscles Murray . . . Two Bits BOWLING This year's bowling tournament consisted of 10 teams who fought each week to raise both the team's and the indi- vidual's averages. Team 5, captained by Corky Johnson, came out on top, with team 2, captained by Jean Keith, in second place. Eileen Kane led the bowlers with highest individual average, followed very closely by Corky Johnson. BASKETBALL Teams this year in girls' basketball represented Sopho- more, Junior, and Senior classes with two other teams, Senior Challengers and Junior Defenders, completing the league. The Seniors, captained by Maude Slocum, won first place by being undefeated all season. After the intramural league play was finished, the Seniors visited Ithaca College to play their senior team and the Juniors also went over and played the freshmen team. The scores greatly surprised everyone. Our Junior team won their game and the Senior team lost, but by a very close score. These games completed a very successful basketball season. PING PONG The underclassmen ran off with the honors in ping pong this year. After successfully coming through the tournament, Elizabeth Fogg and Dora Delibero faced each other in the finals. Winning two out of the three games Dora, a sophomore, came out ahead to be the 1943 ping pong champion. VOLLEYBALL Six volleyball teams made up the league. Games were played directly after school on Tuesday' and Thursday after- noons, and a good deal of enthusiasm was aroused during the season. Team 3, captained by Peggy Weaver, came off the champions and completed their games undefeated. ik i' 76 Whore are the rest, Bob'?.. ,Pntf, puff .... Heave, Dave! ,... Make it count ..., Shy?,...Doub1e nmltcda .... Carolyn in a corner ..., Nice smile, Barb .... Looks interesting, Paul ,... - X 0 5 ah ' k gSgM If AJ f , ,, ' 'vcXS 4' -lf ' Irv, 'W ill' If 'Il 4 f 3. , Hold it, Angie .... Swing it, boys!. .. A quiet night at La. Cabana, . . ,Step-Slide-Step. . ., if 77 i PF O4 Uziflufz To Our Former Students Now in the Service of Their Country V The Board of Education and the facul- ties of the Ithaca Public Schools are proud of the more than 1400 men in the military service who secured all or a part of their education in the Ithaca High School. We wish them well as they serve our country and the cause oi freedom in all parts of the worldf We look forward to their ultimate Victory and to the day oi their return and we pledge ourselves to place all of the educational resources oi the Ithaca Public Schools at their command for such further education as they may desire and we may be able to provide. The Ithaca Board oi Education 1944 :tl M M M W lll M M M PM ll? M M Ill M M M M M li M lll ltr' M it li M ll ll' IM M M M ll' M M M M M gl! FIRST NATIONAL BANK ITHACA, NEW YORK V Commercial Banking Trust Department Safe Deposit and Storage Vaults V Iller lr Federal Reserve System Federal Deposit Insurance Corporati Congratulations to the Class of 1944 J. C. PENNEY CO. Ithaca, N. Y. We Specialize in COLLEGE ANNUALS and HIGH SCHOOL YEARBOOKS V HALF TONES ZINC ETCHINGS COLOR PLATES V QUEEN CITY ENGRAVING CO. You'1l find something new every day at 14116-01414002 V Featuring READY TO WEAR ACCESSORIES RUGS - DRAPERIES DISTINCTIVE GIFTS V 78 Exchange St. Buffalo, N. Y. 140 E St St Phone 2737 Chandler 's Jeweler f First National Bank Building Ithaca, New York Best Wishes to the Class of '44 from 0 I Corner of State and Tioga Streets THE HILL DRUG STORE F. T. Thorpe and H, P. Ryerson 328 College Ave. Ithaca, N. Phone 2482 V Fountain Service Drugs - Sundries RIDER COLLEGE Offers Regular and Accelerated Programs Leading To Bachelor of Science Degrees In Commerce and Education Writz' For Cataloguc Founded 1865 Trenton, N. I HICKEY'S Complete Musical Service ALWAYS READY TO SERVE YOU PROMPTLY You're Right . . . It's the Best Place for SUNDAES and SODAS 7 and EFHCIENTLY T Hickey's Music Store 330 East sn-ne sneer Ice Cream Cehfel' IEUQISS' BUlICII '9l 106 North Aurora Street 0 Good Luck To All Graduates Beautiful Flowers Y for Evew Occasion BESDIN FURNITURE co. 130 E. State St. Ithaca, N. Y. from Smart Styles in Jewelry Choose gifts for your friends and for yourself from the lovely PINS - BRACELETS - EAR RINGS P.-aw Flower shop CHA'NS,5g,3'ggggf,g,gGg'AfCHfS Phone 3471 G, 214 East Seneca Street Phone 2277 'I36 E. State Si. SCI-l00L SUPPLIES s. s. KRESGE af co. Just Around the Corner 81 PETRILLOSE BROS. Extend Their BEST WISI-IES and CONGRATULATIONS To the Class oi 1944 Be Thrifty Buy Quality V ATWATER'S Everything to Eat T0 Tlll CLASS 0F 1944 Go to Work- Help Shorten the War fThis message is addressed to the graduating class, including the young ladies.J Get a iob! That's it! In a War Plant- or in some other essential endeavor-if not for the production of engines, tanks, planes or shells-or get a iob in a pack- ing plant-a restaurant-in a store-in a dry cleaning establishment or laundry- in the hundred and one activities to keep the civilian economy from collapse! Get a Job! An Essential Job! It's Vital in Every Way! MORRIS' 60 .reconds from Slate Civilian and Military Outfitters Paper and Stationery Filing Equipment Loose Leaf Devices V T. G. MilIer's Sons Paper Company 113 North Tioga Street Ithaca, New York 0'0P FOOD STORE 213 SOUTH FULTON STREET 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 and dairy products. known quality staple groceries and other household supplies. Owned by 1000 members of Tompkins County and operated in the interests of the consumer. You are welcome as a customer. whether you are a member or not. shop co-op AND SAVE AS YOU BUY 83 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 1944 have our sincere Wishes for success and achievement in what ever they do. V Nl6R'TON PRINITING COMPANY . . . Where Servicer AMA Habit 4lawm4 The Sll0l't For Graduation v Bouquets of Distinction Baskets Artistically Arranged PINE cLoTH1NG and C d Sh ld FURNISHINGS o'sagiif2ue,S ou e' SPORTS APPAREL SPORTING GOODS -1-1 Reasonably Priced A soon PLACE ro TRADE BooI's F I owerdale Telephone 2758 Next to Ithaca Hotel S4 HERE'S TO HOPE AND SECURITY FOR THE PRESENT.. .AND A BETTER WORLD TO FOLLOW V Good Luck ,44 . . . It's up to YOU V alleqfi Ithaczff Diftinctive Womerfr Shop INCORPORATED I 18 ITHACA SAVINGS BAN K BANKING HOURS Daily 9:30 a. m. - 2:30 p. m. Saturdays 9 a. m. - 12 a. m Mfmbrr of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation TOMPKINS COUNTY TRUST COMPANY Established 1836 Member of Federal Reserve System Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1944 v IRV LEWIS MEN'S QUALITY SHOP 104 E. State St. Ithaca, N. Y 1 1-gin-lf qw fuck Za Une ezm 4 1944 The Tompkins Studio I38-Ill-O East State St reet Official Photographers to the l.H.S. 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