S 1 1 I 1 7 E P r, 4 H 5 5 F E H 1 3 5 5 1 E ? 4... - ,X - ffdobi , unix UUE- 71641.23-ox hcxa 1 bl CatxJe,Q.Q. hwrwe, iii-Ay' wwwu. L-QNKI' iakiuaa . K Vcxk , K H3YA 92'92, , . Huw, we -MNH i , A 5 iff f 5 W if 5 - EW WL 3535 QW 15 Qt Wf2wff?g .1 ,hi,,, , 'B , '5 Stately 'neoth the sloping hills 4.2-.La-. 'QW 'Lf Vwv- ' A A , JL., -Qg,,4AA. xg ., , r wiv X s lvnn 1, A .W HKQKX Q ws 'V N 533 D 'R J ami 3 Qifff- q 3 .QQ-Mm ,Q 452 gg, Zcdaiafml Behold how good and how pleasant it is for brethren to dwell together in unityf' Throughout the centuries, the truth of the foregoing quotation has been borne in upon us, but never more forcefully than at the present. During the war years, we have seen, both negatively and positively, the tremendous importance of unity and cooperation: negatively, we have heard of the horrors of war and have known of some of its evils here at home, positively, we have known of some heart-warming examples of cooperation, generosity, and unselfishness in order that democracy and liberty might win in World War II. Since the war has ended, we can appreciate the joy of peace. Going back through history, we know that in all the major successes of our country, the spirit of cooperation and unity has been fundamental. In our own school, too, we have seen, through our classwork and various' activities, that cooperation is essential. Although we are conscious that we have sometimes failed to achieve complete harmony, yet we feel that fundamentally the spirit of I. H. S. is cooperation. Accordingly, as we were discussing the merits of various themes for our yearbook this year, we Finally agreed on The Spirit of Cooperation-the Spirit of I. H. S.,', which the reader will find floating through the pages of our 1946 Annual. - The year of 1945-1946 has been a good one for us at Ithaca High-thanks to the Spirit of Cooperation! Let us always maintain this spirit in our dealings with others. Further, may we all realize that, as we are the future leaders of America, it is our responsibility continually to improve our ability to work and live together in harmony with our daily associates and with our families, and, on a broader level, we must see that the spirit extends to national and international living so that the men to Whom we have dedicated this Annual will not have died in vain. 'V Pralm 133, 1. Aw no Myfffw If ppxw AIT I5 Il TABLE OF CONTENTS I FACULTY II SENIORS III ACTIVITIES IV ATI-ILETCS V ADVERTISING W V mcg .Ld v Ee ' n It is with sincere and humble qratitude that We dedicate this 1946 Annual to those alumni of Ithaca High who gave therr lives in World VVar ll in order to preserve American ideals of liberty and democracy. ABRAMS, LAWRENCE I. BARTOLO, FRANK R. BISHOP, HOWARD A. DRILL, ROLAND C. BUNDY, LEON H. CAREY, WILLIAM R. CHAPMAN, JAMES T. COLLINS, RICHARD K. CHACONA, CHRIS J. CLARK, JAMES DALLENDECK, JOHN w. DI PRIMIO, LOUIS A. DRAKE, CHARLES s. FEDORKA, GEORGE J., JR. EEHER, JOHN P. EERRIs, CHARLES E. FRIES,.WILLIAM R. GALLAGHER, ANTHONY E. GRAHAM, A. THEODORE, JR. GRAVES, RALPH C. HANSHAW, JOHN G. HART, JOHN F. HEIDT, ROBERT L. HIGINBOTHAM, FREDERICK S. HOPKINS, RAYMOND W. HOWLEY, JOHN J. JONES, REED W. KERNOCHAN, JOHN B. KING, REYNOLD J. KOSHKIN, EUGENE KRIST, JOHN, JR. LUCAS, PETER P. LULL, RAYMOND A. MADDEN, WILLIAM W. MALONE, EMERSON A. MCLERON, ROBERT R. MORAVEC, STANLEY P. MURINCHACK, STEPHEN NARDI, JOHN L. PEARCE, RICHARD C. PERIALAS, MELVIN C. PIERCE, JOHN W. REED, KENNTH O. SHARP, JAMES E. SIMMONS, NELSON E. SMITH, JOSEPH R. SNAVELY, CARL, JR. STEELE, BIRCHARD G. STEWART, RALPH W. SULLIVAN, JOHN P. UPDIKE, ROBERT L. TUTHILL, FRANCIS URQUHART, LEONARD VAN MARTER, HAROLD R VAN ORDER, EDMUND, JR VITTORE, PETER B. WEATHERBY, STEPHEN D WESCOTT, KARL W. WHEATON, ROBERT G. WHIPPLE, EDWARD G. WYGANT, HENRY 3111 mvmuriam 1oHN WYCKOFF SWARTHOUT. IR. We of Ithaca High School were saddened by the news that Jack Swarthout an outstanding member of the senior class, died March 10, 1946. 5 Jack was a leader at Ithaca High. He participated actively in the German, Latin, and Math clubs, but his greatest interests were in the fields of science and music. He served not only as president and vice-president of the Science Club, but also as the assistant in the science laboratories during the last two years. He was president of the orchestra and a member of the band. Besides his ability in leadership, Jack possessed the qualities of an outstanding scholar. His desire to do everything well is exemplified by his straight average throughout his high school years. Further, he had a winning personality and a deep interest in others Which attracted many friends during his two-and-one-half years in Ithaca. As one of -Iack,s friends very aptly stated when he heard of his death, Jack has but passed another test. sf ilu fllivmnrizxm Mr. Royal Gilkey On April 14 of this year, We were shocked to learn of the death of Mr. Royal Gilkey, who gave twenty-three years of conscientious service to the Ithaca High School. He showed always a sincere desire to do right, and, by his many long hours of untiring service, indi-- cated his intense interest in students, in their activities, and in their education. The student body, the faculty, and par- ticularly the science department of the Ithaca High School will long miss this kindly man, of Whom it can be truly said, He was a gentleman? Zin vmnriam Miss Catherine Welch All this year, we have been conscious of the empty space left by the death of Miss Welch, one of our finest teachers and foremost personalities. Although in poor health for several years, she gave unstintingly of her time, her skill, her knowledge, and her personality to classes in French and Spanish, as well as to the Spanish Club, of which she was the faculty advisor and guiding spirit. Dry humor, infallible tact, and a wide, rich background of culture and travel gave added depth and interest to her teaching, not only because of the wealth of interest- ing side-lights which She had always at her command, but also because of the fascinating and charming personality which were impressed on every student who came into her classroom. i 3 ,F A? fgfwi if . K ff' S ,A ' f wuififj' X1 ff Us? I Q , 5,2 5 5 W Q R Eff, W. j V 2 b QV f . :Mn 8 .1 4 s' .xi .. A Professor Peabody, Mr. Leary, Mrs. Burns, Professor Moore, Mr. Cook, Mr. Kulp, Mr. Thompson, Dr. Bull, Mr. Mungle. THE BOARD OF EDUCATION In its working with the school, the Board of Education exemplifies the Spirit of Cooperation by unselhsh giving of time and hard Work devoted to the management of thc Ithaca Public Schools. Mr. Claude L. Kulp Mr. Frank R. Bliss Superintendent of Schools Principal, Ithaca High School U01 Mr. Elwood A. La Fortune Dr. Marian L. Warren Vice-Principal and Director of Guidance-B.S., Counselor-A.B., lVl.A., Oberlin College University of Minnesotag M..-X., Columbia University Ph.D., Cornell Unners x Mrs. Margaret W. Mabie Mrs. Jessie La Fortune High School Secretary-A.B., Assistant Iligh School Secretwu B 9 University of Rochester Elmira College Miss Theresa West Principal's Assistant in Charge of Attendance- A.B., Vassar College: B.S., Cornell University llil DOROTHY BAISCH-English-A.B., B.L.S., University of Buffalo FRED A. BENNETT-English-AB., M.A., Cornell University ROBERT H. BROAD-Director of Medical Inspection-A.B., M.D., Syracuse University: M.P.H., Johns Hopkins University EMILIE M. BROVVN-English--A.B., William Smith Collegeg M.A. Cornell University LAURA BRYANT-Director of Vocal Music-State College, Terre Haute, Indiana KLARA B. CALITRI-Foreign Language-A.B., University of Vermont GAILE A. CALKINS-Social Studies-A.B., Syracuse University HELEN M. CAMPBELL-English--A.B., M.A,, Cornell University MAYFRED CLAFLIN-Mathematics-B.S., St. Lawrence University SUZANNE R. COFFIN-Manager of Cafeteria-B.S., Cornell University ,IOSEPHINE R. CONLON-Foreign Language-A.B., Cornell Universityg M.A., University DORA DE PEW-Mathematics--A.B., Keuka Collegeg M.A., Syracuse University RICHARD M. DICKERMAN--Vocational Agriculture-B.S., Cornell University DOROTHY R. DILLON-Commerce-B.S., Kent State University, Kent, Ohio CLARENCE R. DIXON-Vocational Agriculture-B.S., University of Rochesterg M. University ETHEL DONEY-Commerce-B.S., Elmira College ELIZABETH ELDRIDGE BOYLAN-Home Arts-B.S., Cornell University HELEN R. ELGIN-Commerce-B.S., M.S., New York State College for Teacher: U21 Columbia S., Cornell EMMA ROSE ELLIOTT-Home Arts-B.S., M.S., Cornell University MARIAN E. ELLIOTT-English-A.B., Allegheny Collegeg M.A., Cornell University BERNICE ll. FINCH-lnstr inrim ental Music--Mus.B., Ithaca College EVA E. FIRRA-Commerce-B.S., New York State College for Teachers CLARA S. GAGE-English-A.B., A.M., Ph.lD., Cornell University ROYAL GILKEY--Science-B.S.A., Cornell University FRANCES A. GRACEFFO--Science-A.B., New York State College for Teachers MILACENT M. GRIMES-English-B.S., Buffalo State Teachers' Collegeg M.S., Syracuse University MIRIAM HAMPLE-Commerce-A.B., Elmira Collegeg M.A., Columbia University RALPH W, .IONES-Health Education-B.S., VVesleyan Universityg M.A., Columbia University AGNES P. KANE-Health-B.S., Cornell University HELEN E. KELLOGG-English-A.B., Syracuse University HELEN A. KRIZKA-Commerce-B.S., New York State College for Teachers HILDA M. LAUBENSTEIN-Social Studies-A.B., New York State College for Teachersg M.A., Cornell University MARIAN LEARY-Art-A.B., Vassar College MARGARET VV. MABIE-High School Secretary-A.B., University of Rochester ARIEL P. MACDONALD-Art-B.S., New York University JOHN A. MACK-Vocational Agriculture-B.S., M.S., Cornell University l13l S. CAROLYN MARSH-Instrumental Iylusie-IVIus.Ii., Ithaca College K.rX'I'IlRYN E. MCCI,AR'I'Y-Foreign Language-.X.B., Elmira Collegeg M.,-X., Micltllehurv College I.UCll,LE C. Mll.I,ER-Physical Education-B.S., C mmx' tlancl State Teachers' College RUTH I.. MIl.I,ER-Foreign Language-AJS., Syracuse Uuiversityg M..-X., Cornell University ANNA W. PEARSALL-Science-A.B., IVl.A., Cornell University THELMA M. PECK-Mathematics-A.B., Cornell University EDWARD I. PIERCE-Physical Education-University of Maine JOSEPH M. RACINA-Instrumental Mtlsic-B.S., Ithaca Collgee INIARGARET IW. REIDY-Science-AB., M.A., Cornell University LILLY ROBINSON-Social Studies-A.B., Iowa State Teachers' College: M.A., Columbia University ELSIE M. S.-XRGE-Nurse-R.N., Buffalo General Hospital STANLEY V. SMI'I'lI-Mathematics-A.B., University of Buffalo WALTER J. SYKES-Industrial Arts-Oswego State Normal School jOSEPH j. 'l'A'I'ASCORE-Physical Education-B.S., Ithaca College CIUSTAVE B. TIMMEI,-Health-A.B., Wisconsin Universityg M.S., Cornell Uiviversity IIARRIET I. VVILIIELM-Home Arts-B.S., Cornell University FLORENCE VVIIIIAMSON-Foreign Language-.-X.B., Syracuse Univerrityg M.A., Curnt-ll University ELMER J. WOOIPAMSW-Industrial Arts-Rochester Mechanics Institute U41 LAURA VVARNER-Librarian-AB., VVells College. TEACHERS NOT PICTURED ELIZABETII A. CIALBRAl'l'H-Healtli-B.S., XVC-atc-rn Michigan College 4 ROSE NARDI UEORKLE-Science-B.S., C cml' ncll University MARY JO llEVVl'l l'-l5.S., University of lAr1lSS0llll RALPH IIODGES-Industrial Arts-State Tezlclicrs' College, Oswego if Education M. ISABEI, MURRAY-English-Dramatics--A.B., M.A., Cornell University JOSEPH A. SHORT-Director of Radio VVorkshop-B.S., Ithaca College CHARLES YVAGNER-Science-State Teachers' College, Columbia 'V 5 - A 1 '4 ' ,,, ' I..l t-v- ' C l vw W, Af, 4 gi, ff- l J ' C ' E,, -wx ip A ' k VV? Tr it A ,fu-nfl A , f l15l ? Senior Class Officers SENIOR CLASS 1946 v The Senior Class of 1946 started the year in an early and original way by presenting The Football Hop on November 3, 1945, at the Fall Creek School Auditorium. This very informal dance took place on a Saturday night after the Auburn football game, and everyone present expressed high approval. A This year's senior class also originated two new senior committees. One, the Publicity committee, takes care of publicizing all senior functions. The other, the Handbook committee, organized a new handbook in which will be found all the information that a student could wish to know about the high school. This hand- book is intended to be a type of memorial from the class of '46 to the classes of years to come. The Senior Ball, in traditional fashion, was presented at the end of the year. This semi-formal dance, was, as always, one of the best remembered of the year. U81 Sfnior Ball: Irwitatiom. Sfnior Banquet: Senior Committee Heads SENIOR CLASS ORGANIZATION GLENN CRONE Barbara Wilcox Pat Cottrell Dick Lyman Edna Stage Roger Paolangeli Shirley Shipman J0YcE CRANDALL Helen Bull Juanita Bates Madeline Woods Ruth Crissey King Voss JOHN JOHNSTON Charlotte Heinzelmann Mary Alex Dora DeLibero Bob Netro Tom LaFrance Senior Publirity: MARY Boswokrn Marian Bu rns Senior Day: Glenn Palmer Virginia Davenport Phyllis Barber Bob Anderson Bob Pierce Cap and Gofwn: JOHN SCHAPPI Gloria Cima Howard Cogan Marian Vanderburgh Kenneth Jensen Senior Handbook: Bon BRADFIELD Marilyn Jamison Beverly Skinner John Underwood Dick Hunt Don Hart CONNIE PR1cE Stanley Cushing Ruth Schneider Jack Swarthout Tony DiGiacomo U91 of MARYLOU ARSENAULT Brooktondale Science Club 23 Tnttler 3, 43 Soft- ball 3, Captain3 ltr-rl Cross Repre- sentative 2. MARY LOU BAKER R.D. 5 wir NR RT BARTHOLF ' 'Gable' ' my wt Taughannock Blvd. I . 2 Con ross 4' Der lleutsc-he Verxn 3, g t S, 43 Math Club 43 Track 3, 4, Let- ter 33 Intramural basketball 4 Volleyball 4. BARBARA ANN BEDDOE Barb 105 Catherine Street Chorus 2, 3, 4: Tattler Typist 4: Bowling fl, 4: Annual Typist 4. MARY ALEX Alex 124 E. State Street Choral Club 3, 43 Chorus 2, 3, Senior Banquet Committee 4. ROBERT ANDERSON Andy 311 Hillview Student Council 33 Chorus 2, 3, Glee Club 43 Wrestlirg 43 Sta Representative 4. JUANITA BATES Brooktomlzxle Chorus 2: Senior Invitations Cmn- mittee. SHIRLEY BERGER 'tBergie 121 Farm Street Chorus 2, 33 Basketball 2, 31 Soft- ball 23 Volleyball 2. l20l HELEN ALEXANDER 211 N. Corn Street HELGA ANDREWS 409 Mitvhell Street Band 2, 3, 43 Ithetaerin 2, 3, 43 Resident 43 Legislative 3, 43 Sgt.- t-Arms 43 Orchestra, 4: Sports ub 43 Tattler 2, 3, 4, Business anager 43 Honor Roll 2, 3. AUGUSTINE 1 Park Plame Fooaiall 43 Basketball 3, 4, letter , Captain 43 Baseball 3, 4, let- 33 New York State Section 4 B eball Champs Zig Intramural Basketball 1. 2, Nuxnerals 1. PHYLLIS BARBER R.lJ. 2 Band 2, 3, 4, Sec-retury 43 Steienre Club 33 Intrznnuml basketball 4, vapt:1in3 Bowling 4, r'uptain3 Stamp fl0llllI1itt98Q Mr, und Mrs. North 3. HELEN BULL XVinky 817 E. State Street Annual Staff 45 Chorus 35 Legis- lative 3, 45 Political Science Club 45 Tattler 2, 3, 4, Assistant Cir- cular Manager 3, Circular Manager 45 Tertulia Espanola 3, 4, Presi- dent 45 Bowling 25 Empire State 35 Senior Invitations Committee 4. JOHN BROWN Strap' ' 601 lVillow Avenue Intramural basketball 2, 35 Volley- ball 2. CLIFFORD E. BREW .im-f.. . 1 1103 Hanshaw Road Honor Roll 15 YVar Stamp Com- mittee 15 Ski Club 15 Fencing Club 1, 2, Co-rapt. 25 Operator's Club 2, service award. MARY BOSWORTH Bozzzy G02 Mit:-hell Street Chorus 25 Legislative 3, 45 Politi- eal Science Club 45 Sports Club 3, 4, vice president 45 Tattler 3, 4, associate editor 45 Basketball 2, Zi, 45 Baseball 25 Bowling 25 Vol- leyball 25 Ping pong 2, 35 Senior Day Committee, chairman. MARIAN BURNS ' 117 Ithaca Road - Student Council 2, 3, 4, Social Life Committee 2, 3, 45 Choral Club, 2, 3, 45 Chorus 2, 45 Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 25 Legisla- tive 3, 45 Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Li- brarian 45 Tattler 2 4, Feature Editor 45 Tertulia Espanola 3, 45 Cheerleaders 45 Intramural Basket- ball, co-capt. 45 Bowling 45 Volley- ball 3, 45 Archery 45 Softball 3, 45 Inaugural Ball Committee 25 Xmas Decoration Committee 2, 35 Ser- vice Board Committee 3, 45 Senior Day Committee5 Junior Miss 25 The Bat 45 Annual Represen- tative 25 :War Stamp Representa- tive 2. SHIRLEY BROWN Coddington Road Choral Club 2, 3, 45 Chorus 2, 3, 4, ELIZABETH A. BRILLHART Beatty 204 North Geneva Street Student Council 2, 45 Annual Rep- resentative 3: Choral Club 2, 35 Chorus 2, 35 Legislative 3, 4.5 In- tramural basketball 45 Bowling 2, 3, 4, Captain 45 Junior Red Cross 2, 3, 45 'LM1-. and Mrs. North l'sher 35 1Var Stamp Salesman 2. ROBERT BRADFIELD Bob' ' 7ll 'I'I'lllllLllllHl9I' Road Annual staff 45 Tattler 3, 4, Ad- vertising Assistant 3, 45 Track 2, 45 Intramural basketball 2, 3, 45 NVrestling 2, 45 Volleyball 2, 3, 4, numerals 35 Fencing 1, 2, Co-capt. 25 Honor Roll 1, 25 Student Hand- book Committee, chairman 45 Junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 45 Con- gress 4. PHYLLIS JANE BORDENET NELLIE BORDONARO '-emi UNEP- lf-ll 2' Iillafe ooo W. Seneca Street Band 2, 3, 4. film-Us 3, JOYCE BESEMER ' '.Ioy Ib ' Sfaterville Road tl'l 3, , l tt 4' l Baud 2. 3. 4: Home Economics 4: 3, 4, id 3, 45 fntii 32123 Seience Club 2, 3, 4: Service 3 4-tifm 9 all 3 . Board 45 Junior Red Cross 4: 1 35 'rest 4' Voll x jk ALD 1 A nu, 5' Q Min and Mrs. North. 2, ' - W I21l lil . Q HOWARD S. COGAN 3 ' tHowie' ' 106 Ithaca Road Annual, Advertising and Publicity Staff 43 Band 2, 3, 43 Le Cercle Francais 3, 43 Math Club, Vice- president 43 Newscasters Staff 43 Orchestra 43 Political Science Club 43 Tattler 2, 3, 4, Advertising Manager 43 Bowling 33 Honor Roll 2, 3, 43 Senior Cap and Gown Com- mittee 4. IOYCE CORCORAN 324 N. Titus Avenue Art Club 33 Literary Club 23 Ser' vice Club 3, 43 Science Club 33 Tattler 3, 43 Softball 43 Archery 43 Ping-pong 43 Radio NVork- shop 3. DOROTHY COTTERILL Dottie 136 E. State Street Transfer from DrydenfFreeville Central School, JOYCE CRANDALL 408 Hector Street Le Cercle Francais 43 Ithetaeria 2, 3, 43 Legislative 3, 43 Orchestra 2, 3, 43 Sports Club 2, 3, 43 Council 43 Tattler 3, 43 Basketball 2, 3, 43 Bowling 23 Volleyball 2, 3, 43 All State Orchestra 33 Latin Honorary Society 23 Commencement Invita- tions Committee, Chairman 4. PERNETTA COTTRELL 1 CELLA MARIE BUTTON ANNE CHELEKIS 164 Pearsall Place Choral Club 13 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. THERESA M. CIASCHI iifhen 615 YV. Court Street Service Club 33 Softball 23 Intra- mural Basketball 3, 43 Bowling 3, 4: Tattler Typist . .Pav , 1 10 Renwick Drive Ithetaeria 2, 3, 43 Legislative 3, 43 Science Club 43 Tattler 43 Honor Roll 33 Refreshment Committe for 'tFootball Dance Chairman 4. RUTH ANN CRISSEY iicrisyi 120 Blair Street Art Club 33 Band 3, 43 Le Cercle Francais 2, 3, 43 Chorus 2, 33 Literary Club 2, 3, 43 Literary Club Essay Contest VVinner 33 Sen- ior Invitations Committee 43 Science Club 43 Orchestra 4. i221 'tShorty 209 Pleasant Street thorns 43 Bowling 3, 4, Captain 43 Junior Red Cross 4. GLORIA ROSALIND CIMA VI 'I'ubby' ' 207 Queen Street Annual, Head Typist 43 Chorus 43 liramatic Club 2, 3, 43 Sports Club 4, 'rattler Typist 43 Intramural Basketball, Captain 43 Bowling 3, 4, Captain 43 Volleyball 2, 3, 43 Archery 43 Softball 2, 3, 43 Soccer 43 Senior Cap and Gown Commit- tee 43 Usher for Mr. and Mrs. North 33 Usher for The Bat 43 Publicity Chairman of The Bat. RGINIA COPLEY 'tGinny 119 Eddy Street Choral Club 2, 33 Chorus 2, 33 Legislative 43 Orchestra 2, 3, 43 Sports Club 2, 3, Manager of Indi- vidual Sports 4, Numerals 3, 43 President 4, Monogram 43 Tattler 2, 33 Cheerleaders 3, 4, Letter 43 Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4, Cap- tain 2, co-Captain 43 Bowling 2, 3, 4. Captain 43 Volleyball 2, 3, 4, Captain 43 Archery 2, 3, 43 Ping- pong 2, 3, 43 Soccer 43 Softball 2, 3, 4, Captain 2, 3. ANNA COSTELLO Costello 104 E. Lewis Street Sports Club 3, 43 Intramural Basketball 2, 33 Bowling 33 Volley- ball 2, 3, 4, Captain 43 Archery 33 Soccer 43 Softball 2, 3. -lv 3 A f x ,lx ew T . f ,T . if flwsyvwf- 'H 'I . 1, If .s ,. ,, 'W 3' A. - IL' .if 3 I 'Ax 12' ' A. 1' ' I f J . ., o ,l 0 4, t ,nf , l 4 ik A C., . b my A, . ,. MARY DOUG RTY MAlElOlPlxDOWNS fzec IOS . l 416 Hillview Place X Art Club 33 Colorguard for Band 33Chorus 2, 3. -+5 V J . U I L- ANTHONY DI GIACOMO Tony 410 Madison Street y Vice-president of Student Coiluyi-If' 43 Student Council 2, 3, 43 Band 2, 3, 4, Presidents,3, 4: Chorus 2, 213 Congress 3, 43 ller llegrtlkclie Yerein 43-Gleedftfb 3, 4 lrches- ira 2, 3, 43 TatpI'erf1Mnoide Writ?-r 43 Football 4, Letter 4: Ivatrann al Basketballdil, 3, 4, Captain 23 All State Band 33 Assembly Commit- tee 43 Senior Publicity Committee 43 Stamp Salesman 2, 43 Clubs Council 43 Bowling 2. K MARGARET DE LONG -foil , .nl R. llpegii Slaterville Springs Band 2, 33 Chorus 23 Basketball: Volleyball. 1' . . 3 ...g 'gun N I ' 1u', ':' . - 4 . In -,-, u x -L EVANS DEEMER - ' ..Budi, it i I .,,, 227 Elm Street ' ' Student Council 33 Band 3, 4: Con- gress 3, 4, Clerk 4: Orchestra 43 Tattler 3, 4, Sports Writer 43 Track 2, 3, 4, Letter 2, 33 Intra- mural Basketball 43 Bowling 3: Noon Hour Committee 3, 43 Board of Elections 33 Student Council 33 Senior Pin and Ring Committee 43 Class President 4. .J 4, In 316 E. Seneca Street Chorus 2, Sl, 43 Clieerleader il, 43 Volleyball Cl, .- I' J DAY-IQDOBELL y 8' I ,,Z04lyIk Hill Road Q S Transferred fron - ll '1l' tral Higi Scl I V -I--P ent f . Junior lassibghdce- e, lent ' Orc-l str 33 Yi e-Pr ' nt of d IlII-il 43 Ba' ll 1+ 3, ' C I ca 4.3 Basebal ' . 3 Ba , 2, .13 l horus 43 l es a , Baskefball NI rals 1: 'Nev 33 Baseba l Le er ' . , Ann al 1 . . 5 ba 131 . ' . S-ilesnmn oot R un1Q,xf4 ' 'Cush 608 Mitchell Street Band 23 Congress 3, 42 Football 3: Baseball 43 Intramural Basketball 23 XVr4-stlingr 23: Senior Publicity Committee -1. GLENN CRONE 402 XV, Buffalo Street Student Council 2, 43 Chorus 3, 43 Congress 43 Dramatic Club 43 Glee Club 3, 43 Literary Club 3, 43 Math Club 43 Political Science Club 43 Science Club 3, 4: Tattler 43 Cheerleader 43 Service Board 33 Red Cross 33 Senior Ball Commit- tee Chairman 43 Pot Boiler 43 Sports Atield Club, president 33 Annual Rep esentative 33 WVar Stamp Sti.lBAlil.Il 33 Senior Dues ,Representative f' I I y lg 1 3 o 1 ' ,ez iq 13, -4 V . U ' x N I.. . 3 it , ' N 6 if 'l23l ' ,f 'iv daiffwf , 3 If-, - 1-1- ROBERT E. DICKENS Bob 409 N. Gl'llPY2l Street Chorus 2, Il, -13 tilee Club 3, 43 Radio Club, x'iI'e-president 4: lilec- trician LZ, 3, 4, Junior Miss MI: and Mrs. North. and The llillwl Operators Club 2, li, 4, chief operator 3, 4. DORA DE LIBERO HDOTH 204 Third Street Student Council 2: Annual Repre- sentative 2: Band Colorguard 42 Der Deutsche V+-rein 43 Orchestra 2, 3, 4: S-ports Club 3. 43 Tattler Representative 4, Typist 33 Intra- mural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Volley- ball 1, 2, 3, 4: Softball 1 2. 33 Ping:-pong: 1, 11, ZH, 43 Ping-pong.: Champ 2, 33 Banquet t'0ll1llll1tt'C 4. STANLEY CUSHING VIRGINIA DAVENPORT .lGinny,, 46 Cornell Street Choral Club 3, 4: Chorus 2, Il, 4: lthetaeria 2, 3, 4. Secretary 35 Legislative 3. 4: Tattler 3, 4, Edi- tor 43 Honor Roll 12: Senior Day Committee 43 Political Science 4. DOROTHY CRONK Dottie 210 Prospect Street Chorus 23 Orchestra 23 Political Science Club 43 Service Club 43 Science Club 4: Bowling 43 Le Cercle Francais 4. I JOSEPHINE FLEURYI t -mv' 603 N. Aurora Struct Ilrzinlzxtit' Cluln 2, fi, 4, Tl'l12lSllI'l'I' 43 Litc-rnry Vluh 43 Sports Uluh 2, 3. 4: Intrnnturul Basketball Il. 41, Bowling 12, 25, 43 Volleyball 2, 111 Softball 13, Si, 43 Archery Junior Miss g Production Munn- ger for Mr, :tml Mrs. North and ' 'The Bt1t.' ' FRANCES B. GAHERTY t tBeh, , 201 Volunxlriax Slrovt VINCENT GIORDANO tlTigm,,, 301 ilollvgu Avenue Congress fl, 43 Football 4: Intralnurul Iiaskeltlml YVN-stlinz 4: Yollt-ylmll WILLIAM GOMBASH ' 'Bill' ' 208 Hudson Street l J, .L -1. Chorus 2, 33 Congress Club 2, 3. Aw. 3: 'l'r:u'l: 2 'L 4: Glm- DONALD R. DRAKE I?uc'k' ' BTlltfktfDllKl2lll', N. Y. S JAMES'FARRELL 1 k'Jim' ' N. Tripltzmnnf-1' Road Evkw www MARTHA GLOVER Marty 215 Utica. Strttvt Uhorus 2g Ort-lmstra 2, 3. ROBERT GUTTERY Boll 102 XXYlllill'll XV:1y Transfer: St-nn High School Cl'l1l L-ago. Ill.J l24l GEORGE EASTMAN l .Pill South Lansing ROBERT FARRELL Bolt R.I3. 4 'Ill'iil'k, Batsvltztll. BARBARA FRITH Barb 109 W, Yntvs Street flll0l'llh 2, Il. JOHN GEHERIN Hom-st John III fl2l.St'2lllIll!l Park Student Uounvil 1, 2, I Ins tt 43 Bztncl 2, 43 Chorus l Ctmxxgxtw 55, Al: Nt-tvstlztste-rs Staff J l 'I tt tfor livpn-stflxtzitive 2: Iunlol Lrofs livprest-ntzltive 1 2 X lull 2, 253 High Svhoo ts t ntittm' 143 Assvntbly totnnu on Tho But 43 C'ong,rt-'ss tgtx t tivo Punt-l llisvussion '3 tomzrux llegislutivo Ilelmte 43 t vllvstru 4. GILBERT HINE Gil Nowfield, R.I3. 1 Transfe-r: N1-wtif-lrl Central, F. F. A. 1, 2. SHIRLEY HERSON 621 XV. Clinton Strvet Servivv Board Cfiliiliiittec 33 Tat- tler 3, 4. CHARLOTTE HEINZELMANN ' 'Fnofiu' ' 131 Blair Strc-ot Legislative- 3, 4: Legislative Dance Iillilifllllill of Decoration Con1mitteS'I Orchestra 2, Ci. 4: Junior Schniur- ship Lvttvr 3: Tattlor Feature XVrit9r 41 Honor Roll 3: Senior Bnnquvt COIIIYIITIIPP, ko,L4i-qfg jg, HAlDhD Lid or l ' .lgigx SHIRLEY HOBBES 1 14 Cobb Strvvt Art Vlub 15, 4, l're-siclent 4: Le Cert-lv lf'1-zuxrais 13, 13, 4, Vic'c--Presi- . dont 43 Literary Club 3, 4, Vice- Prvsiclvnt 43 'Fertulia Espanola 4, Honor Roll 2, Ii. PATRICIA HILLICK Annual Typist 4: Bowling: 12: thorns LE. 4: R1-rl Vross 12, 35, -1. - Q MARILYN HALLOCK Mit-kim- Varna Hoights l.v Vorrle- I4'r:1m'ais fl: Chfiral l'luI+ At: Vhorns Zi. 43 S.rvicu Club -13 Svivm-0 Vinh Zi. MARY THERESA HADLOCK ' 'Mimi 112 Ferris Plavi- Trzuisferg Elmira Catholic High: Ln- t'e1'1'lv Francais 4: Legislative 4, Survive Cluh 4. i251 WILLI L L .IBN 1 I Hyu ' I . Aur rn Stl' Student C 1 133 wr ' -. 1 'zu ir- uh Fo mall 1 luf4l ol .ife ec-h ici' n or HS ' , WZ Ei?l'tTIL'i2 for XIr. ' Mrs. Nort ' id ' .Iiss : 0 ierator u 2, 3 . xi ffl ' PHILIP HEIDT Phil 3127 S. fwllmliy S111-'Pt tmngrm-ss 4: Intranmral Baskvtha'l Il. 4, f':apt:1in 4: YVr9Stling 2, Yol- lvylwnll Il, 4, Numeral 4. DONALD HART BE Hurt 207 Bryant Avenue Vhnrus Il: 'I'raf'k 3, 43 IllI!'Hlll'll'ilI Bnskpthall 4, XYr0stlins: 4: Volley- Ii:i'l 43 II:in'lhof:k Fmuniittoc 4. RTA HALL 513 IITQYTPII Road Le Fe-rm-I0 Franvais 3. 4, Chorus 2, Zi. 4: Choral Club 2, 3, 43 Itha- tztorin 4, Science Club 3, 4: Honor lioll fl: National Latin Honor So- oiety 3: Red Cross Representative Pl MARILYN JAMISON ' Blarney R.lJ. 5, Itliava Le Cerele Fraiimiis -Ig Clioral Club, , Z., 33: Cborux 2, il: Ilvr In-utseliu Vert-in 2, ll, 4, I'rt-sith-nt 4: Home l'Ic-ononiies 4, Legislative Zi, 43 Lit' erary Club 2, Sl, 4, President 4: Tattler 2, Il, 4, ldxcliangre Editor 4: Basketball 2: Nz-wsl-:laters Stall' J, 4. BARBARA J ENNE Barb, 'tliobby' ' 413 Mitvliell Street Choral Club 2. Cl. 43 Chorus 2, 3, 41 Ithetaeria 2: la-g'islative fl, 4. Pri-sill:-nt -1: Ore-lu-stra 12, 3, 4: Tattler 43 T4-rtulia Espanola 42, Cheerlezulf-rs Il, 4, lit-tter 8, 45 In- tramural Basketball, Captain 4: Bowling: 55, 41 llonor lifll 2, 33 liatin Honor Sovif-ty ZZ: NVar Stainpe, Representative 2, Il: Christmas IH-vorations Committee 35: Assembly Cnmniittee. Cbairlnan 41 Ring Coni- inittee 4: Nominating Committee 41 Senior Class Sevretary 4. VIRGINIA JOHN t'Ginnie G17 Caseatlilla Street Chorus 2, 3. JOHN JOHNSTON Ufltlllllllyil or J, ,lfl 504 S. Albany Street Chorus 2, 13, 4: Give Club 3, 43 Radio Club 3: I'lnipire State 3: Op- erators Club 2. il. 43 Chief Engi- neer IVIIIS 43 Assistant Engineer XVIHS 3. ELEANOR HOPKINS 508W Madison Street ALBERTA HULL iislugy 1 H30 Hector Street vertising 4. BETTY JO SO .i at I . 1' 'enue f X io I 6 W '2 ' QV Q' - II ARD O. JONES ' 'JoneSy 1110 E. Marshall Street Band 3: Chorus 2. 3, 4: Congress 41 Glee Club 3, 4: Leader 43 Tram-k 4: Intramural Basketball 4. l26l Chorus 2, Zi, 4: 'Fattlvr Sl, 45 tulia Espanola 3, 4, 'l'attlei', FR ANKLIN HOWELL ' 'Franky H05 N. Cayuga Street: Transfer from Johnson City High, Johnson City, N. Y. RICHARD HUNT Dim-k 61:5 N. Tioga Street Annual Representative 3, 4, Cone gre-ss 43 Der Deutsche Vert-in 3. 43 Math Cluh 43 Political Scienve Club 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Letter 12, ZS, 41 Intramural Basketball fl, 4, Nunivrals 3, XVrestling 2. 4, Vol- leyball 8, 4, Numerals 4, Handbook Committee 4: Pot Boiler and The Bat , Chairman of Color- guard 4: Senior Class Vice-Presb dent 4, ARTHUR F. JAYNE KE Art Corlllingrton Road Nvwsvasters Staff Chairman 4: Chit-f Operator 4. NNETH JENSEN Dorf ' C110 Stewart Avenue Student Couneil 43 Congress 4:. Ithetaeria 4g Literary Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4: Politival Seienre Club 43 Science Club 2, Zi, 43 'IW-rtnlia Espanola 4: Track 43 Honor Roll 2, il, 4: Honorable Mention in Annual Srienee Talent Seareh 4: Assembly Cnlorguarcl 43 High Sehool Life Committee, Cap and Gown Committee 4. J 5 vwlu- JC , ij,-. ' 'JY THOMAS LA FRANCE Torn, Tun-mouse 12507 N. Cztyiigu Street Baseball il, 4, Letter 3, 4: Intra- mural Bnsketlmll 3, 4, Captain 42 X nlleylnill il, 4, Captain 4. Numeral 4. LAWRENCE KORN Lz1rry' ' 310 E, Court Street Transferretl from Nottingham High, Syracuse, N. Y.: Science Club 4. I J MARGARET LISTAR Maggie R.IH, 1 Iinwling Si, 4: lm Cerele F1'an1'ztiS 1 LENA SOPHIA KOSTRUB 212i Linn Street VERONICA JANE KNIGHT 't.la1ne 3105 Murslnull Street Annual Representative 3: Art Club 3, 4, Secretary 4: Literary Club 3, 4, Vive-President 3g Science Club 3, 4, Treasurer 4: Tattler Repre- sentative 3: Tertulia Espanola 3. 43 Bowling 3: Annual 4. JOHN ARTHUR KEEFFE .Iu1'k 5120 Cayuga Heights Rumi 'l'runsfer from Exeter in '45: In- tmnluratl Bnsketlmll 4. RICHARD KARIKKA Lueky 213 College Avenue Congress 4: Math Club ball Sl: Vnlleylmll 4: SYLVIA JUDD RD. 2, Ttlmea. Art Club 4. i271 N V-1 4: Foot- ISETTY KORDAS Hliettm- G17 I'ti1-21 Street Student Ccnineil Alternate 1: An- nual Representative 2: Sr-ienve Club 35: Ynlleylrzill 3. CLARE ANN KLEIN -1026 S. Aurora Street Annual Advertising 43 Le Cerele Frniieztis 4: Itlietneria 2, 3, 4. Vive-l'x'l-simlent 4: Legislative 3, 4, Seeretzlry 4: Litei'a!'y Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2: Political Science Club 43 Sm-ience Club 2, 3, Sevretary 3: 'l'uttler 3, 4: Honor Roll 2, 3, 4: I'IlI1lPIl't' State Il: Serviee Board f'UIlllllItIZC't 4. JULIA KEANE Judy 2123 Linn Street - 'l'rztnsfex': Towson Catholic High SUIIIIOI, Towson, Maryland: Chorus 21, 33, 4: Tnttler 4: Typist 4. HELEN KANE t'Kitty 205 W Pleasant Street Vlmrus 2, 3, 4: Legislative 45 Or- ehestrn 2. 3, 43 Politieal Seienee Chill 4: Seienee Club 4. RD. 5, Itllava rvst-ntaltive 4. HENRY LOWER -127 l lur:al Avvnne NANCY LYNN Q Nun 321 fllllllllllllil Strvvt Student l'nnn4-il Il, 4: llllOl'llN 2 lthvtzivrizl SZ 4: Legislative Il, 4 T1-rtulia lispaxnnlzi 3, 4: Baseball 2 Yolleykzxll 2: Hunnr Roll 3: Run pire State 33 Latin Honor Sovil-ty 2, Si: lklwr for Mx: and Mrs North Zig Stznnp Reprvsvntntivv 2 GRACE M. MC CALL Grnr'iu 22l NY. lllnvnln Strvvt .K rt Vluh 3.4: l.itv1':u'yi'ln'12, 25, 4: Svivllvv Vlnlm 2, 11, 4, 'l'1'ensn1'n-1' Il: 'Faxttler 4: 'l'1-rtulizi Espanola 2. il. 43 Propvrty Malnugfer fur tlw Put Boilerh 4: 'llne But, JOHN MC GRAW MARY MEEKER t'.Iz'4Ic ' Ic.n. 1 220 W. L' -l St ft mln H rm Sviellm- Vlnlr 311 Vnlleylmll 55. Vlmrns 2, Il' Footllall 3, 4, Imttor 4: l3'xskvt el'l 2, 3, 4, lntter 2. Il, -I' Buss-bzlll Ii, 4 Lettvr Il. 43 Int1':1nnu':1l lizwks-tlmll, nnnxf-rzxls 2: Vnlleylmll 2, NORMA MILES MARILYN J. MILLER June H033 l'l. Sl'llQ'l'2l Strvvt 218 Ynivvrsity Avenue A Le fll-3l'l'ltt l rz1nm-nis 2, il. 4t Lltnl 'l'ransfPr from Dryden High Sr-lnml, :try Club IS, 42 Sl'l6!lK'6 Clllli Home l'l1'0ll0IIllK'S 4, Honor Roll 2, 4: Ver llvntw Yerein 2, il, 4, 'l'n-usllrer 3. l23l MARY LOUISE LOVELACE 'llI'illlSf4'l' from Tl'llII11iIlSlhlll'g' Unin- traxl Sr-Imnl: Ithotaeria IB, 4, Sucre- tzxry 4: Legislative 4: Math Ulnb Se'c'rvt:1ry 4i Hrunnr Roll 3, 4. Latin I'Innm:1' Society 2. Il: Junior St'llUllll'SlllIl Letter 55: Stannn Ra-p 'W 4-we Wa 4, HOWARD LOVELESS 12 Esty Street RICHARD WILLIAM LYMAN l.!'lllH li.ll, 4, llanby Road Stud:-nt Council 3, Band 2, CI. 4, thorns 2, 43 Congress 3, 43 lilee Club 2, Ii, 4g Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Iflnotbnll 2, 3, 4, Letter 3, 4, Bzlskotball 4, Track 4, Baseball 43 Intrmnlraml Basketball 3, All State Band Ii, lit-puty Speaker nf Con- gress 4. ELIZABETH JUNE MAGACS Hr-t ILI3, 3 thorns 2, 3: Tzlttler Typist: In- trunnlral Basketball 41 Vollvylmll 4. JEANNE M. MC CARTHY INI:1c ll2 XV. Lin:-uln Strve-t St'lt1lll'l' l'lnlz 1, 23 Tertuliu Plspnn- Nu 4: linwling, Captain 4. GERALDINE NORTHROP i.Je!,ry,, 129 Blair Street Lei Cerele Franrais 3, 4, Treasurer 45 Math Club Treasurer 4: Orches- tra 2, 3, 45 S1-ienee Club 45 Flin- pire State 35 All Stale 0I't'll0S1l'2l fl, 45 Honor Roll 2, Il, 43 Animal 4. NEIL H. NEWMAN 3317 Linn Street Band 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 3, 45 Chess Club 2, Tertulia Espanola 45 Base- ball 3, 45 Intramural Basketball 3, 45 Bowling 45 Volleyball 2, Il, 4: Fencing 35 All State Band 4. BESSIE NEFERIS ' 'Besaxlie-Muc'l1o 1205 Dryden Road Vhorus 2, 3, 45 Intramural Basket-, ball 45 Red Cross 2: Tattler Rep- resentative 4: The Bat 4. RITA NARDI 315 Park Place Orrliestra 25 S4-ienee Vlub 45 Honor Roll 3. MARYL OLTZ 312 Washington Street Transfer: lnterlaken Central School. EVELYN NORDAHL .lN,,,, 409 llryllen lioual Student Uounvil 2, Il, 45 Annual Junior lllclitor Sl, lfltlitoi' 45 l'boi'al ' Ulub Il, 45 Chorus 2, il, 45 llranlu- tim- Club 2, il, 45 Ll-grislalive Il, 4, Vive-President 43 'Fattler 125 'Fer- tulia Espanola 35 Basketball 25 Volleyball 25 Elniira College Key 85 Christrnas lleeoratingr Umnrnit- tee 25 Assembly Coininittee 35 fllunior Miss 25 Mr, and Mrs. North 35 The Bat 4 Head Usher 4. --,ri , Q .ii .On PAULINE MORSE Sli! XV. State Street iii! REGINA MILLS Ani,frer S173 Fl. State Street Sr-ienee Club 25 Uhess Club 25 Tn- tranlural Basketball 2, 45 Bowling 45 Volleyball 45 Soft Ball 2, Il: Arvliery 25 Banlniinton 25 Radio Workshop. E291 Hwy-c ROBERT NETRO . . King, 1 NW-st Shore Student Council 3: Band 2, 3, 45 l Congress 3, 4, Speaker 45 Orvhes- 5 tra II, 45 Football 3, 45 Basketball l 42 Intramural Basketball 25 Vol- leyball 25 Junior Miss 2. JOSEPH NATALI Joe 702 XV. Court Street Bowling 1, 2 :lg lntraniural Basketball 1, 2. HELEN J. MURINCHACK l'1'1m'k 507 listy sm-t-1 Ss-rviee Club 4. ROBERT MOORE Seal 702 N. Tioga Street f'llIl2'I'PSS fl, 4, Tl'4'1lHllI'Pl' 4, I K ONSTANCE PRILE Connie 502 N, Tioga Street Band 2, 3, 43 Le Cerclv Francais 23 Choral Club 2: Chorus 23 Ithv- taeria 43 Legislative 43 Newscas- ters Staff 43 Orchestral 2, Il, 43 Honor Roll 2, 3, 43 All State Or- chestra 43 Latin Honor Society 31 Scholarship Letter 33 Senior Pub' lieity Committee !'hairnian 4. KATHRYN RANDOLPH HKRYH 101 Oxford Place Choral Club 43 Chorus 4: Der Deutsche Verein 23 Legislative 43 Sports Club 2, 43 Tattler 2: Base- ball 23 Intramural Basketball 22, 43 Bowling 2, 43 Volleyball 2, 43 Soccer 4. . I min., -., Q rf' lil ' A I f 'fb . ' f ' I j r I , ul G ENN PALMER ANI-,EY P C0rky Stan Forest Home -5 R.D- 4, Ithaga Student C0l1ll0il 41 Band 2, , 4. Transfer: Dryden High School. TTEUSUWY 4' Offflwsifll 2 3, 4' Football 43 Baseball 43 Intramural Tattler Representative 33 All Statei Band 43 High School Life Commit- tee 43 Senior ll Committee. LEBSQQOIXILEY EMILY ROBBINS RD' 5, Ithaca 226 Pleasant Street Home Economics Club 4. EARL D- ROTTMANN ELMA JEAN RUMSEY i.R0CkyH 402 YV. Seneca Street Lost and Found 4. 400 Triphammer Road Chorus 2, 43 Choral Club 43 Science Club 33 Tertulia Espanola 3, 43 Intramural Basketball 43 Bowling 43 Volleyball 4. E301 Basketball 43 NVrestling 4. ROBERT PIERCE iiB0h,, 215 lVillow Avenue Annual Representative 3, 43 Chorus 2, Il, 4: Political Science Club 43 Science Club 43 Intramural Basketball 2, 43 Volleyball 4: Senior Day Committee 43 Glee Club 3, 4. HELEN L. QUICK 120 Linn Street Chorus 3: Home E4-ononiics Club. JAMES RICKS iipappyi, 304 Caseadilla Street Transfer: Boys High School, Brooklyn, N. Y.3 Haarer High School, New York. Basketball 3, 4-, Track 3, 4, Letter 43 Intramural Basketball 2. 5. 4. 1 Y 1 ' 1 . L3 . tiff 3 i 1' f .i ' L 5 'Q - u v tt, 'ffusgtl .' 1'- MARTIN SHANNON Snafu 114 SJ Albany Street Volleyball 2, Nunierals 4. ELEANOR SEIFERT Lynn ' ' 530 Cayuga Heights Road Trzmsfer: Abington, P9IlllSylV2llllH Student Council 2: Choral Club 4' thorus 4' Le islative 3 4' 'lnttler - 1 g 4 - 1 v Representative 4: Tertu'i'i lflspun olu 3, 43 Bowling 43 Hockey 1, 2: Intramural Basketball 4, Lettcr3 Annual Representative 4. MARTHA SCOTT Hscottyyn ..Man,, Pennsylvania Avenue Chorus 3. RUTH SCHNEIDER 31 1 Turner Place Student Council 33 Chorus 2: Dra- niatit-'s Club 3, 43 Tertulia Espan- ola 4' Honor Roll 2, 3, 43 Scholar- ship Letter 3: Publicity Commit- tee: Junior Miss Stage Crew: Mx: and Mrs. North 33 Pot Boiler 33 Tho Bat 4. DONALD SHAFF Slaterx lllt Springs Volle, HELEN E. SCHAEFFER Sc'hueFf JO 107 Cutherinc- Street Chorus ZZ, 3, 43 Choral Fluli 2, J, 4: Student Vllllllvll 22: Tattlor rv- porter 2, 4: Tattler rs-pr:-seutntive ZZ: Bowling 23 Assombly f'0llll1lliif'C' 3, Chairiuang Typist for Annual 4. RALPH SACCUCCI GRACE SEELEY 2312 S. Corn Street 'Fl'illlNft'l' Dryden Ventral Svhool. ltllotm-rin 4: Lita-mrv Club 43. Bowling 43 Honor Roll Il, 4. ULRICH SCHUBERT P.0. Box 422 Transfor from Greenbelt High, Maryland. Le Vvrvle Francais 4: Der lit-utsi-he Vere-in 4: llonor Roll 4: Ac-tivitic-s in Greenbelt lli:'h: Aeronziutivs Club, President 2, 33 S1-ieiwe f'lllllQ Honor Roll 1, 2, Si, 43 Home Room President Zi. HN SCHAPPI 215 Prosper-t Street Uhorus 2, Il: Sturlvut Vounvil 2' Conflrvxs 4: Tuttlor 41 Honor Roll 11, Il, 4: Fluipire State 3: High Svhool liifo fv0lllllliiiP!' 4, Vo-flhnirl man 4: Cap and Gown Voiuinitteo 4, 1'l1:iirluan 4: Annual 4. ..S,c,, WILLIAM M. SALE 205 XVashington Street Intramural Basketball 2, 3, ..Bmy,, 309 Parkway 'lrnnsfer from Andover Ararleniy. 4, , ' ' 3 ' ' 'l l - ' ' grllxgilig 3, 4, Y olley nl l 4, Num Honor Rau 2' 3- l3Tl BETTY JEAN SLAGHT 715 KV. Court Street he Cerrle Francais 4: Chorus 4: Literary Club 43 .lnnior Red Cross Representative 2, 3. CLARA SMITH 512 Utica Street Annual Typist 4: Sl'll'll4'0 Club 3, 43 Tattler Typist 43 Basketball 32 Bowling 33 Arehery 33 Stamp Al- ternater 43 Noon Hour Committee Chairman 43 'tPot Boiler, The Bat 43 Servive Board 33 Lost and Found 43 Rod Cross 2, 3, 4. SHIRLEY ANN SPENCER Shirl 301 College Avenue Band 2, il, -1. WILMER STARK Seah 515 XV. Clinton Street Stamp Salesman 2, il. SHIRLEY SHIPMAN Shirl 211 S. Albany Street Choral Club 23 llrnnlatio Club 4, Sevretary 43 Sc-ienre Club 23 Sports Club 43 Tattler 2, 3, 43 In- tramural Basketball 2, Si, 43 Bowl- ing 2: Volleyball 2, Sl, 43 Ping- pong 2, 3, 43 Softball 23, 33 Arch- ery 23 Badminton 23 LuCnhana 43 Senior Ball Committee 43 Op 0' Me Thumb 3: Mr, and Mrs. North 33 Chorus 2. BEVERLY SKINNER iiBeV1y 517 E. State Street Le Cervle Fraiuwiis 4: Choral Club il, 43 Chorus 2, 3, 43 l,'Entrf-sol 3: Political Svienee Club 42 Science Club 4: Tertulia Espanola 153 Bowling 43 Handbook f'UllllllltIQO 4. EDNA STAGE Eddie Coddington Road Legislative 3, 4: Sports Club 13, 4, Manager Intramural Sports 43 In- tramural Basketball Captain 2, 3. 4: Bowling: 3, 4. VZIDIEIIII 41 Yol- lz-yball Captain 2, 3, 4: Soi-ver -It Spf-erlball 3: Arrliery Zig Softball 11. Il, 4: Pin:-pong ll. 4: Senior Ball VIKIIIIIIIIIQUQ Tatllor il. FRANCES A. STARNER ' 'Francy' ' Clinton Hotel Annual 43 Chorus 23 Tertulia Es- panola 43 t'Juni0r Miss 2. I32l RICHARD E. SHOWACRE lluliL ' 301 Ithaca Road Annual ll, 4, Business Manauxm-r 4 thorns 23 Congress 43 Football I ik, 4. Letters 3, 4: Trai-k 3, 4, Let ters 3, 4: Asseinbly Colorguard 4 JOSEPH SLADISH Nvllly 1 U16 W. Court Street IDA ORCELIA SMALL A ' Idm-e 5512 N. Titus Avenue A'nnvn.l Typist 41 Chorus 2: 'l'at tl:-r Typist 43 XVar Stamp lieprc, sentutive 4. JONATHAN SNYDER ' 'Jake' ' 407 Elmwood Avenue Transfer: Deerfield Academy. 'Traek 43 XVrestling 4. CYLDE TOMBOULIAN lTor: 107 Crescent Place Band 2, Le Cert-le Francais 3, 4, Ithetaeria ii, Newscasters Staff 4, Radio Club 3, 4, President 4', Tatt.er 2, 3, 4, Feature YVriter 4, Visual Aids 2, 3, 4g Honor Roll 2. 3: Noon-Hour Committee 4, School Electrician 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM THAYER ABM.. 428 IV. Seneca Street Student Council 4, Annual General Manager 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Vice- President 3, Chorus 2, 4, Glee Klub 2, 4, President 4, Math Club 4' Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, Honor Roll 3, 4, All State Band 3, All State Orchestra 4, Congress 4. BARBARA C. TEWEY ...W ,, 110 Queen Street Band 2, Ci: Der Deutsvho Verein 3, Sports Club 2. 3, 4, Baseball 2, Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4: Bowling 2, 4, Volleyball 4, Ser- vice Board 2. DELLA B. TEDERSON Del 311 E. Tompkins Street Chorus 2, 3, Service Club 4, Bowling 3, 4. BOB TREVITS 207 Pleasant Street Transfer: Du Bois High School, Du Bois, Pennsylvania. 'Wrestling 4. WILLIAM THOMAS ABNF, 321 Ithaca Road Annual Representative CARLETON THALL ' 'Cart' ' R.F,I,J. 5 DORIS L. TESTUT I7odey 417 Hector Street Band 2, 3, 4. ELAINE TAUBMAN GERALD TAYLERT Bashful Jeff 413 W. Court Street 134 Linden Avenue Der Deutsche Verein 3, 4, Legis- Transfer from East High, Roches- lative 4, Service Club 3, 4, Science ter. N- Y- Intramllral Basketball 3- Plub 3, 4, Tattler 3, 4, Tertulia Espanola 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll 8, 4. BARBARA E, STEENBERGH RUTH STEIGER Bobbie Brooktondale, New York R'F'D' 4 Annual 4' Art Club 2: Radio Home Economics Club 4? Public XVorkshop 4, Sports Club 2, Honor Relations Chairman 4. I 33 I Roll 2 3, lVar Savinxrs Stamp Com- nlitte, C0-Chairman 4. JUNE VER GONA Varna Rv. D. 2 ., .-. Literary Cluh il, 3: Tattlor -, Q. IM-1' llvutscliu V1-rein 3. RALPH WATSON Bud Brooktontlalv New York Transfer from South Kortripzlxt Central, South Kortright, New York F. F. A. 1, 2, Il. RICHARD TURK Turk R.l3, 5 Chorus 2, Il, 4, Glev Club 3, 4. MARIAN L. VANDERBURGH L tMic' ' 710 I'Ianslmw Road Annual Rvprvseixtative- 2, 4, lille-- tavria Il, 4, Legislative 4: Liter- l l 'w l ary Club L., Math Club 4, Illitiva S4'i1-'m'e- Club 8, Svi'vi1'0 Board Colnniittvv 22, Sl, Sc-ivm-v Club 2. Sl, Tattlvr lie-p1'm-sm-litzltive 4, Honor Roll ZZ, Sl, 4, Ithava Moose 666 Scholarship Sl, Cap and Gown Coin- inittve' 4: KVM' Stamp Re-presentai tive 3. ROBERT WHIPPLE ilxvhivi i R.D. 1, Ilutllowvillc- Ilor Iloutsvhe Vvrein 4, Literary Club 4. JANE WHITMAN Janie 110 XVOSillUl11 lll' Irani- Student Counvil 4, liancl Color- guard 4, Choral Club 2, Il, Chorus 2, 3, Lvziislativv 3, 4. Treasurer 4: Sports Club 2, Il, 4: Tattler Repre- sentative 3, 'Fertulia Espanola 2, 3, 4, Intramural Basketball 2, Zi, 4, Captain 4, Bowling: 2, 3, 4. Captain 4, Volleyball 2 Il, 4, Arch- ery 2, 3: Senior Class Treasure-r 4, Nominating Committee 4, Senior Ring Committee 4. MARILYN WHITING Abbie 1204 N. Cayuga Strvvt Choral Club 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, R1-cl Cross 2, Cl, 4. BARBARA A. WILCOX t'Barb 108 llintli-n Avenue Student Count-il Il, Lo Ccrvlm- Fran- vais Il, 4, lmpfislative' 4: 'Tattlen Reporter 4, High Svhool Life Corn- initteo 4, Senior Ball Conunittve 4, Red Cross Representative 2, NYM' Stamp Salesman 4. 1341 JOHN UNDERWOOD Hanshaw Road, R.D. 1 Student Council Alternate 3, Band 1, 2,, 3, 4, Congress 4, Tertulia Espanola 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Intramural Basketball 1, 2, Empire State 3, Senior Hand- book Cmnmittee 4. MARTJE VAN DER PERS Slim Jacksonville-, New York fll't'll9SfI'?i 2, 3, Rod Cross 2 GEORGE KING VOSS Voss R.ll. 4, Ithaca Band 2. 3, Chorus 2, 3, 4: Club 2, 3, 4, Orvliestra 2, 3. JEAN WESTBROOK 125 Linden Avenue 3. Glen 'Fransfer from Spencer Central Srhool. Orchestra 3, 4, All State Orchestra 4, Basketball 4. MA RJORIE P. ZIEHL Winkie llltl Hudson Strm-vt Le- Vert-le Francais 22, Sl, 4, Vim-- Prmident 3, Pre-side-nt 4: f'llUl'2lI, Club Sl, 4: Chorus 2, Il, 4: ller IN-utsclxe Verein 2, Il, 4, Prvsida-nt Zi: Litvrary Club 3 4: Ilunor Roll 25, IZ, 4: War Stump SZIIPSIIHIII 4. JOHN WRIGHT Jan-kl' 160 Linn Strvvt Lust :ind Found 4 MADELINE FRANCES WOODS Matty 25132 tklsczlflilla Street Annual Typist 4: 'Futtler Typist 4: Invitation Committee 4: RL-nl Cross -w EDMUND WILLARD '-ra li. li. 1, Bruoktondzilf- t'buruS 2: 3. 35 YOLANDA L. ZEGRETTI UIAIIICIIIH 5112 W. liuttulo Street Annual 4: Ilfillllillll' Club 4: Hnxnv I'Ir'unmnirs 2, 3, 4, President 4: Imgislutivv 4: Tzittler 4: Tho But 4. JOHN WALLACE YOUNG 201 Thurston Avenue Scienvv Club 2, Cl, 4, SHIRLEY WOODWARD 110 Hudson Street Lv Cort-lv Franvais 3. 4: VIIUTRII Club il, 4: Chorus 2, 3, 4: 'Futtln-r 35, 4: Ilunor Roll 2, 3: Stump Snlesnmn Il, 170-Chairman Stump Cmnniittmt 4: Legislative 4. PHYLIS J. WILLIAMS Blin1p 126 Hudxnn Street Plmrux 2, 3, 4: Dralnatir' Ulub 3, 4: Sorvi4'1+ Club 3: Sviencee Club 2: Sports Vlub 2, 3, 4: Bzwelmll 2, Il, 4: Illll'l1.IllI1l'Ell Basketball 2, Zi, 4: Bowling 2, Il, 4, Captain 3, 4: Vul- loybzill 2, Il, 4: Archery 2, I5 4: Badminton 2: Sorcer 4: I,IIlH-llllllg' 12, Si, 4: Op O' Me TIIIIIIIIVWQ Mix und Mrs, Nurthf' 1' 1 w . ., 5 x 1 , W, ,.,W-0-'WW f -95 V, Q +A 0.a.fo.4.Mf-+9- -.-f- -Er! tivities STUDENT COUNCIL Student Council, the governing body of 1thaca High School, added 1945-46 to its list of successes. Led by President John Geherin, the first meeting of the year was called to order October 8, 1945, with all the representatives showing up for a yearls work. During the year, Student Council backed several Red Cross drives. At the end of the first one of these, the students sent forty Red Cross boxes overseas. The next drive was the collection of Easter cards for the patients at Sampson Hospital to send home, coupled with a drive to collect books to be put in a Merchant Marine Sea-Going Library. Student Council also sponorsed successful pep rallies for each of the two major sports-basketball and football. In January, the council put on a high school drive for the city-wide Dick La France Fund. The school donated nearly Eve hundred dollars to this worthy CHUSC. Student Council closed the 1945-46 school year feeling that they had done a fine job. Pfl'51t'!f7lf Vin'-President Sfrrflary john Geherin Tony DiGiacomo Bob Burns Trrasurcr Advisor J0 Dodds DOIISY Room and Rl?pI'I'J'f'7IfIlfl'Ul'J' 201 Dan Gallegher 232 James jones 101 Betty Brillhart 207 James Hall 233 Doris Mayo 108 Glenn Crone 209 Helen Malti 23+ john Petrillose 110 Ken Jensen 211 Dick Poole 310 Kathleen Ryan 112 Glenn Palmer 212 Rita Schneider 320 Betty Showacre 133 Dick Sheffield 214 Robert Wilcox 321 David Wilton 13+ Bill Thayer 223 Paul Blanchard 33+ Carol Fahey 130 Marjorie Banford 224 Stillman Bradheld 340 Jack Giannone D 132 Bob Cornell 230 Norene Hallock 346 Rudy Paolangeli i331 Gr'm'r1lI Illmzayfr Williarn Thayer Ezffllll' Evelyn Nordahl Bll.YilIl'.Y.Y illltlilllfllf Richard Showacre fldfurrtisfflg illanayn Howard Cogzin I'f1r1togr11fJf1fr Ea rl Zion .-Itlfciisortx Miss Dillon Mrs. Macdonald Mrs. Campbell ANNUAL s This is the first fltznual to be published in a year of peace succeeding the four previous war-time Atznualx. Our problems have, however, proved to be almost as difficult as the ones facing previous stalls because of the shortage of labor and materials and the rise of prices. In spite of these handicaps, we have attempted to present, in the best tradi- tion, a picture of life in our high school. We hope that it serves to recall pleasant memories of the past year. t Alssistants to tht' Editor Sports .fldfzzrrtising Alssistantr john Hinman Richard Sheffield Robert Bradrield jane Knight Edna Stage Sue Crocker Helen Malti Typistx Norene Hallock Geraldine Northrop John Schappi Francy Ann Starner john Stevens xl rt Helen Bull Ruth Steiger Gloria Cima, Hr Juanita Bates Barbara Beddoe Pat Hilliclc Helen Schaelfer Ida Small Madeline VVoods ad Typist Clare Klein Robert Pierce 5:20 P. M. Big wigs E391 Prmidnnt Shirley Hobbes l'i1'f-Prfsidnnt -Ie an Poyer Sfrr1'far y KI ane Knight Tl'fIIX1lI'ff Phyllis Boothroyd ,-Idfuirar Mrs. Macdonald 95 M Ml. ART CLUB The purpose of the Art Club is to give interested and talented students an opportunity to do art Work Where help and capable supervision are available. This year the Art Club ratified its constitution, made Christmas decorations, sketched, linger-painted and Worked with Watercolors. Grace McCall . Mitzie Kostrub . james Gibbs . Eunice Bakko . Louise Hakko Lucille Hartwig . Ruth Ilamilton . Mead Bailey Concentration MC1C'S ITICISTGFS l 40 l Prfxzdflzt A nthony Di Giacomo l irf-Przxridnzt Roger Paolangeli Sl'l rftary Phyllis Barber Frrai urn' Glenn Palmer Drum Major Carol Norris Dirfriar joseph M. Ra'i a BAND Snappy is the word which describes this year's band. It proved itself a very capable musical organization by taking prominent parts in bond drives and victory parades. The band's smartness was very evident at the home football games. It also put on an impressive showing at the game in Elmira. Some of its more out- standing members were Sent to an all-state program at Dansville, New York. The band also made a fine showing at the annual spring concert March 22. The organization showed the results of the expert leadership of its new director, joseph M. Racina. Flulfs: Helen Mineah . Ruth Crissey . Helga Andrews '7Clarim'ls.' Anthony Di Giacomo . Roger Paolangeli john Underwood . josiah Dodds . Phyllis Barber . Robert Leary . justine Finneran . VVilliam Murnighan Carol jean Fahey . Richard Egan . Louis Estabrook . Kenneth Hanks , Leo Tracy . Francis Updike . Beverly Crawford . Dawn Grove . Barbara Sickmon . Harry Loughridge . Carl Barnes . Arlene Crispell , Americo Cappucci . Patricia Sullivan . Shirley Spencer ? Alto Clarinft: Robert Cutler 7 Bas: Clar'inr't.' Rosalie Brown 9Saxophonf.r.' Glenn Palmer . Paul Blanchard 4yFf!'7lfh Horns: VVilliam Thayer . john Swarthout . Carol Norris . Franklin Murdock . Connie Price . Richard Lyman '?fJ0l'7ll'f5.' Donald Van Dermark . Henry Thorne Neil Newman . Robert Thorpe . Harold Hatt . Gordon Drake . Phyllis Bordenet . john Brown . Betty Buell HelenLyman . Richard Stone . MyrtleLoveless . CarmenThomas -,Bllfif07lf'5.' Howard Cogan . Charles Pierce ? Trombonm'.' joyce Besemer . Raymond Hatt . Clifford Townsend . Francis McLaughlin '7 String Bass: john Stevens . Mead Bailey . jane Ann Rumsey T,S0ll.YfIf7!107lf'.' Clarence Moore '7 Prrrus.fion.' Evans Deemer . john Geherin . james Gibbs . Richard Bliss . jack Alfreds . jeannette jenks Tramp! Tramp! Tramp! Tootle-too-de-Too l 41 l -...mg-NK Prr'.vidr'nl Nlarjorie Ziehl Virf-P1'rJidf11t Shirley Hobbes Sffrflary Mead Bailey Tl'I'fI5lllAf7' Geraldine Northrop ,eliiqfixor Miss lNIiller LE CERCLE FRANCAIS la- Cercle lirancais is an organilation offering an opportunity for those students who wish to apply their knowledge of the French language and at the same time to participate in social activities. 'lihe highlights of the year were a roller-skating party, the assembly program which we shared with the other language clubs, and the traditional picnic at the end of the year when we invited another language club to share the fun. On the whole, the club had a xyery successful year. Mead Bailey . Alison Bliss . Arden Bremer . Howard Cogan . Joyce Crandall . Ruth Crissey . Ellen Dakin . Joan Doyle . Jeanne Fleury . Janet Grey . Berta llall . Lucille Hartwig . Shirley Hobbes . Marilyn Jamison . Jeanette Jenks . Frances Jones . Helen Mahi . Cleo Miller . Marilyn Miller . llelen Mineah . Geraldine Nortl'rop . Pierre Uberling , Ulrich Schubert . Beverly Skinner . Betty Slaght . Marian Spott . Janet Stewart . llenry'l'l1orne . Eleanor Troy . Barbara VVilcox . Eleanor VVilliams . Shirley VVoodward . lN'1arj0rie Ziehl I.H.S. from DeWitt Pcurk Genius of work L42l Prmirfzvll Edith Morris Jlrifng PfI'JiL1f7If Shirley Brown Dfr1'dur Miss Bryant CHORAL CLUB The Choral Club, under the direction of Miss Laura Bryant, is composed of girls who are selected for their unusual musical ability. 'liheir aim is to achieve success not only in high school music, but also in musical affairs wherever they may be after graduating. The most important appearances of the Choral Club this year were the Thanksgiving Concert, where the members helped welcome the returning alumnig the Christmas Concert, where Choral Club is always one of the outstanding features: and the Spring Concert, where an important part was taken by the Choral Club. Firrf Sopnznor: Katherine Bond . Betsy Black . Marian Burns . Margaret Clark Beverly Crawford . Virginia Davenport . Anna Marie Dean . Betsy King . Anne McAllister . Aldies Olafson . Helen Schaeffer . Dorothy Sherwood . Dorothy Snedden Marilyn VVhiting . Eleanor VVilliams . Edith Willman . joan Yengo . Marjorie Ziehl Second Sopranor: Betty Brown . Shirley Brown . Nancy Dillenheck . Lynn Flack . janet Grey . Berta Hall . Marilyn Hallock . Barbara jenne . jeanette Jenks . Gayle Raymond . Elma Rumsey . Eleanor Seifert . Beverly Skinner . Jessie Syphax . Shirley VVoodward A-Iltos: Mary Alex . Carmeta Dickerson . Edna Hammond . Jane Kiely . Ann Massey . Doris Mayo . Evelyn Nordahl . Kay Randolph . Joanne Read . june VVestervelt Wider, please! I.H.S. Beauties l 43 l l Keefe-Utah Spfalerr Bob Netro Dfputy Sp1'r1l:1'r Dick Lyman Clerk Bud Dec-:ner 7,l'l'll,l'lII'l'I' Bob Moore SI'7'flI'I17lf-df-,'1flII.f Dick Sheffield fldwisors Mr. La Fortune Mr. Tntascore tt 6. I I L 4 A K , 4 f , r --... , lf 'T: 1 ' L, . i . A if m CONGRESS The 40-odd members of Congress conducted a most enjoyable and profitable year. The sale of football souvenirs during the fall netted a comfortable sum. From this amount, S25 was given to the Dick La France Fund. Congress pre- sented the Congressional Ball on March 15. john Schappi represented Congress in the annu Seven more members were voted in at mid Sfnalori D. Barr-Ala. S. Cushing-N. llamp. A. Diiliacoino-Ga. j. Geherin-N. Dak VV. Hellewell-Ore. Rz'lhn'.f1'11Ialifv.'.v R. Bartholf-N. Mex. R. Hradfield-Ariz. R. Burns-Del. Conley-VVyo. Crone-Md, Crowley-M a ine Doliell-Vt. Dodds-lll. Gallagher-Mich Giordano-Ukla. Gombash-Fla. Guterman-Minn. Hall-Mass. Heidt-Ind. john Geherin, al debate. -year. liinman-Texas Hunt-Mont. K. Jensen-Kan, jones-Colo. Ka rikka-So. Ca ro. LaBonte-Va. Leary-Miss. . Lynn-Neh. McCartney-Iowa McGraw--N. j. Ken Jensen, and j. McIntyre-Conn. VV. Murnighan-New R. Paolangeli-Olin VV. Purcell-Mo. J. Schappi-Ky. R. Showacre-Col. J. Slattery Wis j. Stevens No C 'lro W. Thayer Tenn J. Underwood Ida o ul. Vvestbroolt W Y 44 Nice going, John Ahem! l l l'rf.viJ1'11l jo Dodds l'i1'f'-Pn'.iitl1'11l Alack llinmau Szwrrlary Eunice Bakko Tl'I'Il.fIl!'l'l' Melvin Kieffer pliffufml' Miss C'onlon DER DEUTSCHE VEREIN 'llhe German Club carried on a very interesting program of activities this year. Included were movies, slides, music programs, an assembly program, and the annual picnic at the end of the year. All of the club members had an oppor- tunity to participate in these activities. ln addition, everyone was permitted to use his ability to carry on a conversation in German, an activity which afforded practice and some amusement. The club achieved all its goals during this success- lul year. Eunice Baklco . Louise Bakko . Clarence Brasliear . David Brew . Katherine Bond . john Cliupp . Donald Collins . Dora DeI.ibero . -lo Dodds . David Epstein . Norman Freeman . .lack Hinman . Dorothy Hull . Dick llunt . Marilyn Jamison . Nlelvin Kieffer . Marian Lotz . Marilyn Miller . Hill Murniglian . Royal Moore . Marilyn Robinson . Ulrich Schubert . Robert Siegfried . David Stark , Elaine 'l'aubman . David Vvilton . Bob VVhipple . Marjorie Zielil nv . l X at i fix - Same old grind. Wl1'sc1 mutter? l 45 l 1'r1'.vid1'nt Don McGraw Vin'-1'rmident Dick Poole Swrrvtary Shirley Shipman Trzvlxurfr Josephine Fleury Slayz' Jllalzayfr Bill Murnighan l:'l1'f'lrirf11n Bill Hellewell Ilusirzwxr Jblanagfr Josephine Fleu ry :lt1'fvi.vor Miss Nlurray THE DRAMATIC CLUB This year, the Dramatic Department presented two major shows. ilihe fall play was The Pot Boiler, hy Alice Gerstenbcrg. ilihe Cast was: Richard Hunt, Robert Cornell, Ruth Schneider, Peggy Lynaugh, Richard Poole, Glenn Crone, and Anthonv De Santis. il'he Bat, by Mary Roberts Rinehart and Avery Hapwood, was the spring production, making this the third successive year that we have presented a famous Broadway show. Although a mystery play is perhaps the most difficult to do effectively, the department met the challenge in a most praiseworthy manner. The cast included Bessie Neferis, Marilyn Miller, Gordon Martin, Gordon Drake, Stanley Palmer, Ruth Schneider, john Geherin, Richard Hunt, Donald Hart, Leonard Fernow, and Richard Poole. Marian Burns . Evelyn Nordahl . Robert Netro . Ruth Schneider . Phyllis VVilliams . Anthony De Santis . jean Hoff . Richard Hunt . Glenn Crone . Robert Cornell . Gloria Cima Shcxddup ! ! Who dunnit? l46l Prr'sid1'11l Donald Miller CArmyj l'ir1'-l'rr'.fitlrr1t David Arsenault Sffrflrlry Bill Cole Trnuurfr Roger Marion Rfflllfffl' Bob Perrault Sfntirlfl Ivan Hammond fltlfuisor Mr. Mack THE FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA The Future Farmers Chapter during this school year carried on many activities. The regular activities were candy sales, raising chickens as a project, planning a banquet, and putting on for this area a Green Hand Degree in which one hundred candidates were initiated. The special activities were entertaining mis- sionaries, operating an intramural basketball team, and making loans to boys for their projects. Ronald Addy . David Arsenault . Richard Baker . Kenneth Barber . Gaylord Besemer . Richard Bishop . joseph Buck . Ray Clieff . William Cole . Earl Cort- right . Herbert Crispell . Charles Drake . Donald Drake . Alfred Eddy . Howard Emery . Robert Emerson . Norman Fox . Richard Gray . Gerhardt Achilles . Paul Garcia . Ivan Hammond . Thomas Hoffman . Arnold Howard . David johnson . VVilliam Kelly . Elwood Lee . james Linton . Richard Lukus . Roger Marion . VVilford Marion . Richard McCallister . Francis McLoughlin . Brian McMillen . Donald McMillen' . Donald Miller . james Miller . Earl Mix . Carl Mosher . Rod- ney Moyer . Bob Perrault . Arthur Pierce . VVilliam Pforter . Charles Porter . Everett Prouty . Ben Sanford . Richard Sanford . Gerald Snyder . Paul Steiger . Rachel Steiger . Nick Rollands . Paul Riley . Harry Underwood . Ugo Spadolini . Ralph VVats0n . Donald VVells . james VVelsh . Edward XVhitted , john VVhitted . Douglas VVilIis . Abram VVilliams . Kenneth VVo0d Meeting come to order! Blow the mon down. r L 47 j Ilflanager of Prrridfnt Virginia Copley Vicrr-Prz'.ria'm1t Mary Bosworth Srfrniary Mary Cox Treasurer Marilyn Shipman Points Chairman Joyce Crandall Zllanagm' of Irlfralriurril Sfworfs Edna Stage Individual Sport: Shirley Dougherty Sports Reporter Mary Asdell Farulty Xldfvisor M rs. Miller GIRLS' SPORTS CLUB The Sports Club is open to all girls who are interested and who have earned 40 points by participating in a wide variety of recreational activities. Girls with a total of 200 points are eligible for numerals. For 300 points the letter 4'1 is awarded. The governing body is the Sports Council, each officer of which is elected by the Sports Club. The members of Sports Club are as follows: Helga Andrews . Josephine Aramini . Mary Asdell . Marjorie Hanford . Mary Bos- worth . Barbara Brown . Marguerite Breen . Gloria Cima . Virgina Copley . Anna Costello . Mary Cox . Joyce Crandall . Dora De Lilxero . Slzirley Dougherty . Juanita Elwood . Josephine Fleury . Janet Grey . Norene Hallock . Evelyn Harbury . Lois Nobles . Kay Randolph . Kathleen Ryan . Rita Schneider . Marilyn Shipman . Shirley Shipman . Leone Spencer . Edna Stage . Phyllis Stillman . Vera Stillman . Barbara Tewey . Gwendolyn Washington . Phyllis Williams , Jane VVhitman Pulchritudinous Pyramid. Hit the deck! l 43 l Pl'l'JilfI'7ll Bill 'I'hayc r Sl'l'I'f'l1ll 'V and Bob Nelson Lmdfr Dick jones Dirfrlor Miss Bryant GLEE CLUB The Glee Club, a very popular student activity organized almost half a century ago, has given many men a start in the musical world. lr is traditional for these men and other Glee Club alumni to return to Foster Hall to take part in the Annual Thanksgiving Reunion Concert each year. Aside from this concert, the Glee Club takes'part in the Annual Spring Concert and presents a program for the Boynton junior High School each spring. Bob Anderson . Roger Andrews . Carl Barnes . Bob Burns . Bob Cornell . Glenn Crone . Bob Dickens . Donald Dickerman , Tony DiGiacomo . Richard Dye . Gordon Drake . james Hall . john johnston . Dick jones . Henry Lyon . Dick Lyman . Sinclair Mann . jack Mclntyre . Donald McGraw . jack Musto . Bob Nelson . Armando Padula . Bob Pierce . Dick Poole . Bill Rumsey . james Sam- mons . Holm Soyring . Bill Tarr . Fay Terwilliger . Bill Tliayel' . Dick Turk . King Voss . Robert Urband Trraszzrfr 3 5 Plug your ears! Ungh! l49l President Yolanda Zegretti Via'-President Louise Bordoni Serrflary Shirley Kellogg Treasurer Elinor Smith Ad-visor: Mrs. Elliott Miss Wilhelm Mrs. Boylan HOME ECONOMICS CLUB This year our Home Economics Club became a chapter of Future Home- makers of America. We sent a delegate, Barbara Steenbergh, to the Founding Meeting at Cornell University where the New York State Association of Future Homemakers of America was organized. Our club sponsored a radio broadcast over Station WHCU to publicize this founding meeting. Our club's program was Written up in Viewpoint, the magazine of the New York State Vocational and Practical Arts Association. Actual initiation of members was held in the spring, as we thought it im- portant for girls to have an opportunity really to work on club projects, to show their interest and ability, before they were accepted for membership. Money was raised through a white elephant sale for use on club projects. Ruth Hamilton . Barbara Steenbergh . Emily Robbins . Carolyn Hubbell . Helen Quick . Joyce Besemer . Bertha San Soucie . Norma Miles . Ruth Joslin Old Dutch at work Future housewives l 50 l F- ' Pzwsidmzf Helga Andrews l'Yit'I'-PI'l'.9'lll1'7lf Clare Klein S1'1'rff41ry M a ry Lo vel ace Trfasurfr Frances Jones .fldfvisor hliss VVilliamson ITHETAERIA Ithetaeria, now a club for honor students in Latin, was organized in 1914 for hoth Greek and Latin students. The ohject of the cluh is to further the knowledge of the Latin language and literature. The club had an interesting year with several excellent programs, including quiz programs, Roman life slides, one-act plays, and portrayal of a Roman school as part of an assembly program. A Roman banquet climaxed the year's activities. Helga Andrews . Nancy Baldwin . Barbara Brown . Margaret Clark . Pat Cottrell . Joyce Crandall . Sue Crocker . Virginia Davenport . Nancy Dillenheck . David Epstein . Justine Finneran . Berta Hall . Kenneth Jensen . Clare Klein . Frances Jones . Patricia Laucht . Mary Lovelace . Nancy Lynn . Joan Pollock . Connie Price . Rita Schneider . Marie Schickel . Grace Seeley . Elizabeth Showacre . Suzanne Siegfried . Gloria Smith , Jack Swarthout . Carmen Tliolnas . Marian Vanderburgh . John Stevens Whatcha doin'? ThC'Yf n0W! l 51 l Q , Pruiden! I Barbara jenne A E L l'irt'-President Evelyn Nordahl Swretary Clare Ann Klein Trwlxurfr jane VVhitinan SI'l'gll'll7If-df-Ilfllli Helga And re ws .JJ-visor Miss Laubenstein L E G I S L A T I V E Legislative started at very successful year by voting twenty-two new mem- bers into the club. Nlany interesting debates were presented throughout the school yearg and Barbara jenne, Connie Price, and Virginia Davenport were chosen to represent the club in the annual Legislative-Congress debate. The tra- ditional Legislative dance, one of the social highlights of the year, originally Scheduled for February was postponed until spring. Senators Barbara jenne, New York Evelyn Nordahl, Pennsylvania Clare Ann Klein, Illinois jane VVhitman, Ohio Helga Andrews, Texas Mary Bosworth, California Betty Brillhart, Michigan Helen Bull, Massachusetts Marian Burns, New jersey Pernetta Cottrell, Missouri joyce Crandall, Indiana Nancy Lynn, N. Carolina Marilyn jamison, Georgia Rl'fN'1'.H'7lfIlfI'UI'5 Virginia Davenport, VVisconsin Charlotte Heinzelmann, Alabama Mary Lovelace, Iowa Eleanor Seifert, Minnesota Edna Stage, Oklahoma Barbara VVilcox, Virginia Shirley VVoodward, Tennessee Virginia Copley, Louisiana llelen Kane, Arkansas Mary Hadlock, Mississippi Connie Price, Kansas Elaine Tauhman, Connecticut Kay Randolph, Kentucky Marian Vanderhurgh, Nlaryland Yolanda Zegretti, S. Carolina Mary Asdell, VV. Virginia Louise Baxter, Florida Betsy Black, Nebraska Barbara Brown, Blaine Arden Bremer, Colorado jeanne Fleury, Oregon Therese Geherin, Idaho joan Hillick, Montana Francis jones, N. Hampshire Helen Malti, N. Dakota Rita Schneider, Utah janet Stewart, Arizona Kitty VVelch, Delaware june VVestervelt, Nevada I rn-,S-,Q - I We of the negative . . l 52 I Prr,ria'L'nl Marilyn Jamison Vin'-Prfxidfnl Shirley Hobbes Sffrfmry Joan Hillick Treasurer Ken Jensen .fldfvixor Miss Baisch LITERARY CLUB The Literary Club was established in 1944 to arouse in students an interest in creative writing and in world literature. Throughout the year, many interesting activities occurred, such a theater-dinner party, poem discussions, a bake sale, and the annual composition contest. The club had a very successful and happy vear. Marilyn Jamison . Joan Hillick . Marie Scbickel . Jeanne Fleury . Bill Murnighan . Royall Moore . Mead Bailey . Louise Bakko . Eunice Bakko , Helen Mineah . Shirley Hobbes . Marilyn Miller . Marjorie Ziehl . Jane Knight . Ken Jensen Josephine Fleury . Betty Slaghr . Grace Seeley . Sue Crocker . Rita Schneider . Grace McCall . Ruth Crissey . Prescott Liddell . Jeannette Jenks . Joan Doyle . Bob YVhipple . Dottie Sherwood . Therese Geherin Wham Q The Gyrene Returns l 53 l flalfvixors Przfsidfnl Kenneth jensen ,'il'l'-Pff5iL1f7lf Howard Cogan Sl'f'l'f'f11I'y Mary Lovelace Tl'l'IlJllI'fl' Geraldine Northrop Miss Clatlin P ' Miss DePew Miss Peck THE MATH CLUB Ninth Club was organized to explain to members phases of mathematics which class time did not permit. Some of the points in which the members were inter- ested were calculus, use of slide rule, transit, ballistics, history of math, business machines, and non-Euclidean Geometry. The meetings were very interesting and helpful to those who were really interested in higher mathematics. Nlembers of Math Club, 1945-46: Bud Deemer . Robert Bradrield . Richard Karikka . john McGill , VVilliam Thayer . john Young . Marian Vanderbiirgh . Henry Thorne . Robert Bartholf . jack Swarthout . Glenn Crane . Louis Estahrook . Richard Hunt Watch that man. 'little farther! i 54 I Srnivr Opfralors Bob Dickens Bob Siany pid-'L'i.mr Mr. Smith THE OPERATORS'CLUB The Operators' Club is Composed of nineteen boys Who are interested in learning to operate projection equipment. To be eligible to join this club, a hoy must pass a rigid test, proving his ability both to operate and to repair sound and silent projectors. Members of the Cluh operate movies in their own classes, and may he called to operate movies in other classes during their study periods. Ujw'rafur'.v.' Mike Barra . Buddy Brashear . Amerieo Cappucei . Clyde Cunningham . jim llerson . Bob Johanson . Don Johanson . Roger Marion . Roger Paolangeli . Rudy Paolangeli . Dave Perry . Carl Sharrow . Tom Sheehan . Richard Straite . Don Tiffany . Clyde Tomboulian . Bob Urband Pep if Up! Stag line. E551 Prmidfnl jack Swarthout Sr'rr1'tary VVilliam Thayer Ijhrariarz Robert Netro Axristzznt I,il1r11ri11n Marian Burns Dirrrlor S. Carolyn Marsh ITHACA HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA The Ithaca High School Orchestra, under the superb direction of Miss S. Carolyn Marsh, enjoyed a very successful year. The participation of the Orchestra in the annual Christmas Recital was out- standing and set a high standard for future orchestras. Again in the Spring Con- cert, their creditable performance compared very favorably to that of the orches- tras of recent years. Their high standard was upheld in their final appearance at Bailey Hall for the Commencement exercises. F1'rJt I i0lil1.' jack Hinman . Helen Malti . Mary Alice Newhall . joyceCrandall . johnStevens . LucilleHart- wig . MarianBurns . VirginiaCopley . CharlotteHeinzelmann . GloriaLisseck . HelenKane . Barbara jenne ?Sr'ro11d1'ir1Ii11.' Ellen llakin . Alice Lee VVilson . Margaret Morris . Louise Bordoni . Phyllis Carpenter Gardiner Powell . joan Pollock . john Benson . Anne Cottrell . joanne Muenscher . Beverly Thorpe . Helen Kiely . joseph Rustyak . Martha Grifhn '7l'i0l11.' Louise Bakko . Eunice Bakko . Barbara Erdman . Suzanne Siegfried . Gloria Smith '7'Cf'llf1.' Geraldine Northrop . jean WVestbrook . Constance Price . Barbara Brown Martha Glover ',Sfl'llI!lBI1.Y.fS jane Ann Rumsey . Mead Bailey . Glenn Palmer yFl1lff.' Helen Mineab . Ruth Crissey . Helga Andrews 70bor'.' Armandol'adula ',ClfIfllll'1.' Tony DiGiacomo . Roger Paolangeli . Beverly Raymond . Carol Fahey 7 Ii11.f.voo11.' jol7odds 'P Frrnrh Ilorn: VVilliam Thayer . jack Swarthout . Richard Lyman . Carol Norris . Franklin Murdock 7 Trumprf: Robert Netro . Harold Hatt . Neil Newman , Henry Thorne ? Tromlzonff Raymond llall . Clifford Townsend 5 Barilonfx Howard Cogan W Pfrru.vrion.' Evans Deemer . john Geherin . Richard Bliss . james Gibbs at .4J.mri11fr Pianixl: Dora DeLibero of Allrrnalr Pianist: Barbara jenne Le1's go, Joyce! Concert soloists l 56 l Pr1'.viiIfnt Pierre Oberling sl'I'l'I'flll'y Ilelen Malti .1Al'UI50l' Miss Robinson THE POLITICAL SCIENCE CLUB The twofold aim of the Political Science Club is, first, to encourage interest in world affairs and the problems which We faceg and, second, to discuss different Viewpoints and to debate the validity of various ideas. Mary Bosworth . Howard Cogan . Dorothy Cronk . Glenn Crone . Virginia Daven- port . john Hameister . Donald Hart . Dick Hunt . Kenneth -Iensen . llelen Malti . Pierre Oherling . Robert Pierce . llelen Ratbliff . Edith Riggs . Rita Schneider , Robert Siegfried . Beverly Skinner Tough argument Going to the game! I 57 I Presidfnt Clyde Tomboulian l'i1'r'-Prrsidrnt Robert Dickens Sffrrlary- Trfasurrr David Perry rfdfuiror Mr. Smith THE RADIO CLUB The activities of the Radio Club this year have been principally concerned, First with the study of improvements that have been developed in the field of I lCll0 and electronics during the war, and second, with a study of the vmxs in which these improvements may be used in commercial radio in the future. Arthur jayne . Bob Urband . Roger Pnolangeli . Bob I,e Radio workshop l58l Prfridfnl V ' john Young Vin'-I r.1'.ffr1'1'1ll J ack Swa rthout S1'c'rflary Edith VVillman Tr1'aJurr'r -lane Knight Jdfvixor Miss Reidy SCIENCE CLUB Science Club, organized in 1918, started the year of 1945-46 with a total of hfty-five members, about thirty of whom joined this year. Some activities of the club were the sending of lfaster gifts to Biggs Memorial Hospital, a visit to the Good Behavior Farm, and the carrying out of many interesting experiments hy club members. Helen Abrams . Ana Amaral . Mead Bailey . Miriam Barkdoll . Joyce Hesemer . Lois Besemer . Romana Boda . Barbara Brown . Pat Cottrell . Sue Crocker . Ruth Crissey . Carolyn Crumb . Robert Cutler . Justine Finneran . Paul Herman . Berta Hall . john Hameister . jean Hott . Dorothy Hull . Kenneth Jensen . Helen Kane . jane Knight . Merril Lewis . Prescott Liddell . Helen Malti . Grace McCall . -lean Meeker . Helen Mineah . Royal Moore . Rita Nardi . Geraldine Northrop . Pierre Oberling . Robert Pierce . Marilyn Robinson . Kay Ryan . Robert Sanderson . Elizabeth Showacre . jack Swarthout . Elaine Taubman . Ina Tyler . Richard XXY1lhlll1lll'll . Edith Xxlllllllilll . Douglas Young . john Young Admiring Scilly Whci1's it say, Dick? l 59 l Editor-in-Chief Virginia Davenport Associate Ediior Mary Bosworth Aldfvfrtising Ilflanagz-r Howard Cogan Business Jllanagfr Helga Andrews 1-'Idfvisors Miss Elliott Miss Firra TATTLER A school activity well known to all l. H. S. students is the Taztler. Published twelve times a year, the Tutller touches all phases of school life-clubs, sports, social activities, and special CVCIIIS. Through its various features, it gives the stu- dents the latest in fashion, current events, music, and, of course, Hgossipf' Ffaturz' Wrilrrs.' Mary Asdell . Boh Burns .Howard Cogan . Bud Deemer . Tony DiGiacomo . Charlotte Heinzelmann . Kay Ryan . John Schappi . Clyde Tomhoulian 9 Rz'port1'rs: Carmen Aguilar . Marylou Arse- nault . Eunice Bakko . Louise Bakko . Louise Baxter , Betsy Black . Katherine Bond . Phyllis Boothroyd . Barbara Brown . Betty Brown . Marian Burns . Marianne Conley . Bob Cornell . Pat Cottrell . Glenn Crone Rosalie Fauls . Justine Finneran . Lynne Flack . David Fletcher . Jeanne Fleury . Jeanne Goodspeed . Norene Hallock . Joan Hillick . Jack Hinman . Dorothy Hull . Barbara Jenne . Jane Kiely . Clare Klein . Ruth Kupka . Grace McCall . Helen Malti . David Marcham . Mary Alice Newhall . Carol Norris . Shirley Rap- alee . Gayle Raymond , Joanne Read , Marilyn Robinson . Marie Schickel . Rita Schneider . Jane Solan . John Stevens . Janet Stewart . Elaine Taubman . Kitty Welch . June VVfestervelt . Barbara VVilcox . Edith Willman . Shirley VVoodward , Yolanda Zegretti 9 E.7Ct'lllI7lgI' Editor: Marilyn Jamison 9 Adfvzfrlising Assistants: Boll Bradlield . Jo Dodds . Dave Epstein . Shirley Herson . Alberta Hull 7 Business Hssislalltf Frances Jones ?Cli7'l'1llIIfi07Z Mamzgfr: Helen Bull ? Cirrulation flssistanl: Therese Geherin 'f PIl0f0!lfl1pllFf.' Earl Zion ? Typists: Charlotte Ball . Helen Bull . Gloria Cima . Betty Magacs . Mary Ryerson . Ida Small . Helen Snyder . Madeline Woods Where's Ginny? Tcittler bullsession L601 Pfl'5il1'l'7ll Helen Bull liifl'-Pl'I'Jit1l'7lf Catherine VVelch S1'1'rif1lry Trrflsuwr jol' n Underwood .-Idvisor Miss lVlcClarty TERTULIA ESPANOLA Tertulia lfspanola, one of the newer clubs of Ithaca High School, was or- ganized to provide an opportunity for those interested in Spain and our South American neighbors, to learn more about the customs of the Spanish-speaking people. In the variety of interesting meetings during the year, the members have learned Spanish songs, have seen movies with Spanish sound tracks, and have had excellent speakers. They participated in the assembly given by the language clubs and presented programs for the junior High and Senior High Parent-Teacher Associations. Of the many interesting meetings, an outstanding one was provided by Mrs. Karl Butler, who spoke about experiences she had While living in South America, and showed pictures and curios which she had collected there. All in all, the Spanish Club had a very successful year. Mary Alex . Ana Amaral . Charlotte Ball . Betsy Black . Phyllis Boothroyd . Rosalie Brown . Marian Burns . Pat Burns . Helen Cooke . Edna Hammond . Iris Hellewell . joan Hillick . Shirley Hobbes . Alberta Hull . Barbara jenne . Kenneth jensen . jane Kiely . Betsy King . jane Knight . Gizella Kostruh . Carmen Llop Nancy Lynn . Grace McCall . jeanne McCarthy . Rita Nardi . Neil Newman . Carol Norris . Gardiner Powell . Gayle Raymond . Elma Rumsey . Ruth Schneider Lynn Seifert . jane Solan . Leone Spencer . Francy Starner . Elaine Tauhman . joyce NVhite . jane VVhitman Charlotte llefuzt Victorious l.H.S. Better luck next time! l6l l Tfrhnirians John Johnston Arthur Jayne William Hellewell lV1'fws1'a5lf'r.f Connie Price Iloward Cogan Marilyn Jamison Mary Alice Newhall Roger Paolangeli ,4d1vi5or Miss Doney WIHSSTAFF Through the efforts of the Ne-Wscasters Staff, news of the school and up to date World news are presented over the sound system each morning. Also, the staff has done a fine job in hringing us special programs commemorating certain OCCHSIOIIS. l 8:47 Rah! Roh! l62l .-da Rcprmrnlatifwr Robert Anderson Tony DiGiaeomo Richard Jones Mary Lovelace Ida Small Marjorie Ziehl Zora Babcock Arland Cotterill David Fletcher John Hameister Helen Malti Mary Ann Parrish Robert Siegfried WAR STAMP COMMITTEE HOME ROOM SALESMEN A1lr'rnalf.v Armand Augustine Berta Hall Nancy Lynn Clara Smith Barbara Wilcox Mary Lou Arsenault Sue Crocker Aleanne Fleury Robert Johanson Lemuel Mook Rita Samuels Robert Snedden 214 223 224 230 232 233 234 310 320 321 334 340 34-6 Rcprfrfntatilvfs Edith VVillman Allison Bliss Robert Cutler Kenneth Hanks Arlton Hui? Ann Massey Dick Morrison Phyllis Root Carmen Thomas Lucy Vasteno Donald Caveney Sally Gifft Donald Tiffany Chairlnan Miss Hample Co-Chairmfn Shirley Woodward Ruth Steiger Stamp Drlifvrry Arden Bremer Iris Hellewell Rachel Steiger lllonfy Countfrr Phyllis Barber Marjorie Ziehl i41f1'I'7lIIfl'5 Catherine Welch Betty Bartholf Betty Buell Walter Hankinson Paul Herman Anne Leisner Robert Myers jean Ribble Gloria Smith Roselyn Vredenburg Michael Barra Mildred Holt joan Pollio This year the savings stamp committee sponsored a campaign in the schools of Ithaca to buy two hospital units at 353,000 each. We went over our goal by buying 598,807 worth of war stamps. The two hospital units were set up at Mason General Hospital, Brentwood, New York. David Epstein, Roger Paolangeli, Connie Price, and Shirley VVoodward pre- sented over the sound system a short skit, which told of two soldiers in a hospital. On each of their beds was a panel telling the name of the school that had paid for their hospitalization expenses. To help put the Victory Loan Drive over, the stamp committee sponsored a play which was presented by the Dramatic Club. The name of the play was The Pot Boilerf, The stamp committee wishes to express their thanks to the students of Ithaca High School who have helped to make this year's stamps' sales a success. 631 QSSWW Mrs. Woodclms, Mr. Farnsworth, Mr. Dixon, Mr. Bliss, Mrs. Miller, Mr. Totczscore THE ATHLETIC COUNCIL The Athletic Council is responsible for all interscholastic sports competition of the Red and Gold. The Council's duties are to handle all financial matters, to formulate schedules, and to arrange transportation for the athletic teams. This year, with the removal of war-time travel restrictions, the council sponsored many pre-war activities. The council members efficiently planned and carried out full schedules in football, basketball, baseball, track, golf, and tennis. Tn addition, under their supervision, teams were sent to state wrestling, volleyball, and bowling sectionals. All these activities were difficult to arrange because of a nation-wide shortage of athletic equipment. The council is composed of Mr. Dixon, chairman and general manager, Mrs, Woodams, secretary, Mr. Timmel, tennis coach and treasurer of the councilg Mr. Bliss, principal, Mr. Bredbenner, director of physical education, Mrs. Miller, director of all girls' sports, Mr. Tatascore, coach of boys, basketball and track teams, iVlr. Pierce, who coached football, lVlr. Hickson, baseball coach, and Mr. Farnsworth, who coached the golf team. The Athletic Council deserves to be complimented on its efficient planning of many activities which have added greatly to the school curricula. mi DRUM MAIORETTES Tryouts for drum majorettes were held in September, and lfleanor Williams and Mathildzi Cicchetti were chosen to complete the corps. Dressed in new white satin uniforms, the drum majorettes made a pretty sight as they participated with the band at the football games and parades. Marian Alexander and Dorothy Snedden, who are not pictured, left the group in November. CHEERLEADERS The red and gold cheerleaders did much this year to inspire school spirit at all the football and basketball games. As the squad was enlarged to include twelve members, Ithaca High was well represented at the out-of-town games. The cheer- leaders also took an active part at several assemblies and pep rallies. NU J, 1 - V JJ' ' . l. 'J ct' ,ll W' J 4 i U Ill' J J ,JJ Hfy tl' Franz! Roeu'-F. Lalionte, D. Barr, ul. Zavaski, j. Hall, L. jordan, Capt. Capozzi, R. Nelson, li. Lyman, -I. Longo H. Palmer, R. Snyder SI't'0llifRIlQL'1lJ. Guterman, B. Darling, VV. llellewell, T. DiGiacomo, R. Showaere, gl. Capozzi, R. Crowley, Lainbe, R. Burns, D. Vanllerinarlt. Il, Gallagher Tlfirtl Rmu'-S. Connelley, -I. Dodds, -I. McGraw, R. Gray, G. Martin, R. Boda, Mgr. Mazza FOOTBALL With the clang of the school bell in September came the simultaneous call for football. The gridders of l. H. S. turned out some forty strong. ln his familiar words, Coach Pierce remarked, The material looks pretty green, but maybe welll be able to get a pretty fair team togetherf' And with that, the squad started to work. With seven lettermen returning the prospects for a successful season looked rather bright, but, before the season ended, injuries and Lady Luck had taken their toll. The Red and Gold travelled to Bingo North for their first encounter of the season only to have victory taken from their grasp in the last 30 secondsg score: 7-6. ln their next encounter, the Little Red bounced back and completely out- played a Geneva team, but garnered only two touchdownsg score: 13-O. 'lihe next Saturday, the Little Red gridders journeyed to Nlanlius to tangle with a strong cadet eleven. They fought spiritedly throughout the whole game, but missed on several scoring opportunities and had one counter called back, score: lVlanlius, 24g lthaca, O. Elmira came to Ithaca the following week and fought stubbornly lwl R. through the hrst half, but the Ithacans came back with twin-counters in the second halfg score: 13-O. A highly favored Bingo-Central team came to Ithaca the following week. Playing their best ball of t-he season the Little Red jumped to an early 6-O lead and fought off drive after drive for the next three periods. With a minute and thirty seconds to go, and the biggest upset in the Southern tier in sight, Bingo snatched the bacon from Ithaca and won 7-6. The Orange from U. lf. came to town the next Saturday and took a hard-fought game by the score of 25-6. The Maroon of Auburn broke their jinx the following week by winning from Ithaca at High School field, 19-6. The annual Turkey Day game at Elmira was a battle royal from start to Finish with the Little Red winding up on the big end of a 7-0 score. The team was honored at the end of the season by having their captain and left tackle, Lou Capozzi, chosen all-state tackle. The team chose Don VanDermark and Dan Gallagher to co-captain I. H. S. through the 1945 season. if P 7' ,' ., 5 ' f , ' ,MI 4 vi '. '-0. 'VP - , it 41 , My , W Qi . 1 , J ,ff - al, -Xa -gg 4 ,J f- VI: - ' , V ,V .4 ' f Y N bs ,ff , 1 , I, fwfr T691 ,M Mug ,.,:g,3Q,,.,,.S,,.,, -. V ,N-.f Aw p V, ' A I ,, ,,,... Q . , . , as ' J ,. 'ND .4159-if 5 P if ik, S ,K ,,'f! 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McGraw, Mgr. Culligan fm Nga. BASKETBALL With the transition of the seasons from fall to winter, came the change from football to basketball. Approximately forty prospective dribhlers turned out for the first practice. After 21 Week the squad was cut down to some twenty-odd players. With four lettermen returning from last year's squad, chances looked bright for a highly successful campaign on the hardwood. As the season got under way, the Red and Gold basketeers lost 21 hard-fought battle to Johnson City 48-47, their next encounter, with Cortland, was a 38-27 win. So went the rest of the season, winning thrillers and losing heart-breakers. At the completion of the regular season, Ithaca's basketeers competed in the league playoffs. In the quarter hnals, Ithaca conquered Elmira Southside 47-29. After this, they proceeded to Binghamton for a semi-hnal game with the strong l71l North Indians. After leading for three quarters, the Little Red fell behind in the last quarter and dropped a 45-34 decision. Captain Kayo Augustine, Al Ciaschi, and -lack McGraw were chosen on the tournament All Star team. In Winning 11 out of 19 games, the Little Red fared seemingly well consider- ing their tough schedule in the Southern Tier Conference, one of the fastest scholastic leagues in the state. Dick Sprague was elected captain for the 1946-47 season. 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Blanvharcl, R. XVoolf, ll. Palmer, R. Buda, D. Vanliermax Tllira' Rm:--Cozieli lliekson, Mgr. Paolangeli, A. jones, Spano, -I. Stewart, Benson, Farugie, R. Day Assistant C01lCl1 Spencer BASEBALL 'lil1lS yealfs eclition of the baseball team was almost the equal of last yCIllilS team. Only two men were lost by graduation last year: Fred Seither and Rudolph Mzxssicci. With the rest of the team playing together again this year, it looked like another championship club. Returning lettermen were Bob Hunt, jack McGraw, Don McGraw, Tommy LaFrance, Ronnie Roda, Kayo Augustine and joe Zavaski. The lettermen elected K 'liom Lalfrancc as captain of the 1946 team. Bafcball Sclzczfzzlrr hflay 4 Binghamton Central May 11 Binghamton North May 14 Union-Endicott May 18 Elmira Schools May 25 johnson City June 1 Vestal june 8 Sectionals l74l 114-ul'f5-4r w.4 -.4-4 'L Q M M M W N fir! 0 P f . ALM' STL? . 4 A' ul. 4 f-5. ., I 'Hx Y is . S-.' .1 if x. 5- w .N x -x fit . Front Rofw-R. Lyman, T. DiGiacomo, j. Underwood, E. Deemer, Capt. Szabo, R. Showacre, R. Burns, R. Bartholf, N R. Baldwin 1 Sfrond Rofw-D. Guterman, R. Bradlield, D. Dye, P. Terry, E. Dooley, D, Brew, R. jones, S. Connelly l 'SX Third Rofw-S. Bartholomew, D. Gallagher, H. Hart, J. Multari, C. Pearce, R. Green, J. Herson, C. Babcock NX Fourth Roar-E. Pendleton, R. Bliss, A. Eddy, M. Lewis, M. Cunningham, D. Bemont, S. Bradlield Fifth Rofu'-V. Giordano, D. Young, VV. Allen, L. Sacchi X N5 rE'V5 '01 . ,,, ff! I . ' ,apvieg J, fa ,I ' s . ' - ' f- .Aff-ffrv fl fx , .wwf J'.iLjf way. 'DY' - KJ ,J A I ,4f.Kf:,v,f ff ,'4Af,fl',.-'19 , ,fi 'fr' 'x ' -N l - . 7 a ,,.,..,,J3,'rnAc. .f V' X, J ' I0-'v,,1,aJ-19 . wif -ff. N 3, If - I , 14.4 xl With most members of last year's Section 4 Champions p team graduated, , this earis team started almost from scratch. Returnin lettermen were Ca tain S Y g P Eddie Szabo, Evans Decmer, Richard Hunt, Bob Burns, Bob Baldwin, Bob Bartholf, Don Bemont, James Ricks, and John Underwood. 1,9 Workoiits started in earl' A ril. Throu h hard work and erseverance a 5 P g P v TN better-than-avera e team was ut on the Cinder aths re resentin I. H. S. , ' I W ,N g P P P g X s X N , , s J- b 4 x Q . Track Schedule ' 5 is A . x X l Q May 4 Geneva P 3 ' Q May ll Union-Endicott A X ' N I u X , . May 18 Binghamton Central Q -4, f , , , -X xx I .. i .4 an W Xxx 'XA - une 1 Sectionals . t . 8 1 ' .1 1' , A v - 1 . f x -I lx 2. t I Q eh Q . x3 s '..- 5 , X' - 'en ., LN 4 i. Q - i -'A . .. V l X L 'x -WP:-2. ,Q , N x. ' 4 i 5 Q 9 . is l GIRLS'SPORTS PAGE Ar the field this fall, soccer was attempted as a new activity. Volleyball also attracted a large number of our high school girls. Anna Costello was captain of the victorious senior team. In the bowling league we had two beginners' leagues and one advanced league. Bowling lasted for fifteen weeks. 'lihe main attraction of the intramural sports was basketball. Practically every girl with the slightest interest in sports participated. liven those incapable of participating in the active games refereed and helped with other necessary officiating. After the strenuous indoor activities the girls had endured, they were eager to try out some of the sports offered at the field. 'lihese included tennis, archery, softball, and badminton. A new feature, a girls, tumbling club, was added this year. It consisted of twelve mem- bers, and their main objective was to improve their ability in stunts and apparatus work, through practice and with the coaching of lVlrs. Miller. f76l 9 sw: VOLLEYBALL This year's Intramural team title went to the La France team of which the members are Tommy La France, Ralph Saccucci, George Nicholas, Robert Hunt, Whitiiig Ferris, Richard Hunt, and Phil Heidt. ' BASKETBALL This year's Intramural Basketball League was a hotly contested one. In the end, the Heidt's team was Victorious, winning eight games and losing one. Team members are as follows: Cap- tain Phil Heidt, Bob Bradfield, Stillman Brad- field, Dick Bradfield, Bud Deemer, and Don Guterman. BOWLING An All-Star bowling team was picked from the Intramural ranks to take part in the Sec- tionals at Binghamton. The All-Stars were Billy Tarr, Albert john, Albert Daghita, Peter Alex, and Robert Hunt. These boys won the Section Four bowling title. WRESTLING Wrestling classes were held after school in january and February. In February, elimination matches were held and a team was taken to Norwich to take part in the sectional champion- ship meet. As a team, Ithaca captured fifth place and crowned one champion, Walt O'Con- nell, in the 165-pound class. The team was as follows: W1'iyhl Nam 1' 9-If Norman Frcem' 1 112 VV:yne Palmer 125 john Benson 135 Ricltard lilies 145 Bob Trcvits 155 Vincent Giordano 165 VValter O'Connell, jr. 175 Donald Hart unlimited joseph Zavaski l 77 A ,fi ,X . .M 3 'HQ' -. V. Miz 'XR' ' H H? it 4 SN VW' 414'3.,-Ji. f, J nf. 4 ,A ,V , W' Q Q ,yr Q3 7 , f sy, A 4 , Q .,,L ,. Y my 5 ,g W S95 . f ,- - : ' A ,, w i, . , R Z ,,'x fx' , 9. K - I '?f? QV Q it L Ft -gy, 5 'G 2, A . ff' stiff f' iii'-1' K p 4 .1 A4 2 ,X Hr Ak 0 1 1? 4x ' ' ,Mark 1 if ,- 1 xy x ,QQ gm: if js ff 2 QQ' f 11 ,,,f ,ww , a f W. A . - 2. ZW? 4 . H f - Iflijj ni A ,Aw A K ' .We ' 23 Eff' f ' inf' ,, v , , 32 sg ,A,--..... h .ff 5 1., 'Q K? f Q ,M 5 s Qwgw K X .nfl 7,,L,Af-L X, b C-'XZKQ Qaacf fuck la Zlfze 0 i946 The Tompkins Stucllo Off 140 East Stat e St t iciol Phoiogrcphers to Th I e.H ISO! TO THE CLASS OF '46 - - BEST WISHES THE HILL DRUG STORE Corner Dryden Rd. Sz College Ave. BOOL'S FLOWER SHOP IN ANY EVENT . . . SEND FLOWERS! 215 E. State St. Dial 2758 COMPLIMENTS of the NORMANDIE RESTAURANT 8 ll W N I H Is Your Station, Your Voice- Declicatecl to service in the pub- lic interest a supplement to education on all levels, an avenue of expression of public opinion-a power for qoocl. .p if I .I I- . Your continuinq interest in your station increases its power for qoocl in your community. The channels ot the ether are yours. Make use of them. Ownm' ami Operated by CORNELL UNIVERSITY MEMBER COLUMBIA BROADCASTING SYSTEM E821 Telephone 2531 BE THRIFTY Dean of lfhdccl, Inc suv QUALITY Mmmowsn wAnEHouses ATWATERS 'KE l'U'I'jjf1lZ'7I.fI to Eatv Coast Io Coast Local and Long Distance Moving Buses for Charter Nos. 401-409 East State St.-Ithaca, N Look Your Best at Graduation Have Clothes Expertly Cleaned WHERE? PETRu.LosE's Of Course! CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS of 1946 from BILL PORTER'S ATLANTIC SERVICE 517 N. Cayuga St. Washing and Polishing Lee Tires and Exide Batteries L83l To the Graduates: THE BEST OF LUCK! To the Undergraduates: THE BEST OF WISHES! V JOHN F. GEHERIN Insurance 204 E. State St. Ithaca, N. Y. DISTINCTION . . . That mark of difference noticeable in both corsages and cut flower bouquets from LOUNSBERY'S 409 College Ave. Dial 3327 In Collegetown IB4 l Compliments of ROBINSON AIRLINES Direct air service to and from NEW YORK and BUFFALO Reservations: Ithaca Hotel - Ithaca 3-1576 Ithaca Airport - Ithaca 2075 Seneca Building - Ithaca 9131 Lincoln Hotel, New York - Clrcle 6-4545 Buffalo Airport - TAylor 6700 Congratulations to the Compliments of Graduating Class THE PALACE LAUNDRY hom The MONARCH RESTAURANT l85l Ithaca Public Schools Tune l, l946 Members of the Class of l946: On Tune 25, after brief commencement exercises in Bailey Hall, you will receive your diplomas and thereby become mem- bers of a notable company ot earlier graduates from the Ithaca High School of whom we are very proud. We know that we shall have reason for continued pride not only in your achievements but in equally fine qualities of citizenship. Your fellow graduates have achieved success on the farm, in industry, business, college, athletics, art, music, and in the service of our Country on the sea, on the battlefield, and in the air. They have demonstrated their faith in America in some cases by dying to preserve our heritage ot freedom. We hope that you will continue your education either in col- lege or on your own initiative as a part of your life work. lf your high school experience has created a desire for more learning, our work has been well done. We shall be interestd in you and your educational problems after graduation and you will always receive a cordial welcome whenever you tind it possible to return to your high school home. YOUR FACULTY AND BOARD OF EDUCATION l86l BEST WISHES To ihe Class of '46 f rom jdzaca. Sfzoufing Qaocli El'l'7'jlIll2L'IIfj tlmf's fun 420 Eddy St., Ithaca, N. Y. Phone 2660 Jess Shoemaker' Earl Rankin V ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT SFORTSWEAR A COMPLETE MODEL SHOP FISHING TACKLE E' 9 To the Graduating Class: ALL THE LUCK IN THE WORLD! WARD CONSTRUCTION CO. Gifts for the Graduates COSTUME JEWELRY SILVER INDIAN JEWELRY Compacts, Earrings, Pins, Braceleis Nroxfeliies CII PATTENS JEWELERS 306 E. state st . 87 C. J. RUMSEY 8. CO. HARDWARE Cool and Gas Ranges Household Supplies Form Supplies Tools THE TARRY SHOPPE 444 West Stare Sr. DRESSES FORMALS SWEATERS SKIRTS Get the Habit COMPLETE DRY CLEANING and Cold Storage Service FLETCHER CO., INC. 105 Dryden Road-205 N. Aurora St. 88 T0 THE CLASS OF 'I946 You're coming into one of the most signi- ficant eras in world history. Perhaps you or your heirs or assigns will never know war. The conferences among United Nations are striving to achieve that blessed goal. Your future may be in mercantile fields -in distribution-perhaps even in advertis- ing or teaching. But whatever your field . . . Be Loyal and Honest to yourself and fellow men. MORRIS' ull Seconds From State Men'S and Boys' Clothin ' and Furnishin fs 8 is Compliments of DRISCOLL BROS. 81 CO. 135 S. Aurora St. Phone 2361 Complete Line of Building Materials COMPLIMENTS of Q friend 'gpdayaa W ', 'Wa gay- e LL 644- dfvvwwff BE GLAD do your best - be your best BE GLAD All ill K X izrrilplj' liziffqgleitblllt can if 'QE s f!::.'f..:x,.?m f'2 Sf' Z HOW T0 FAIL BE AFRAID. Complain. Exaggerate. Be sarcastic. Be a glutton. Be conceited. Scorn advice. Procrastinate. Be indifferent. Praise no one. Be a pessimist Repeat rumors. Ridicule others Break promises. Refuse to learn. Travel the ruts. Keep late hours. Neglect your he alth. Evade responsibility. Be a chronic grouch. Work without a plan. Do as little as possible. Be a chronic borrower. Think that you will fail. Always have an GXCUSB. Give your temper full play. Blame your errors on others Spend more tha Insist that you a n you make re always right Refuse to undertake a new task Knock everybod y and everything Neglect to cultivate your memory Refuse to coope rate with your associates Try to make your associates afraid of you Be careless of your reputation for truthfulness Tie your job up with unnecessary red tape and detail Believe that the boss cannot get along without you Anon A Lot Depends on You' Wishing You All A Full Measure of Success COLBERT'S f90 l .. AW V, ITHACA ENGRAVING COMPANY WU Good Luck to The Graduating Class DIAMOND RINGS of Distinction CII Moderate Prices HlLL'S JEWELERS H. Hill D. Flavin Opp. Strand COMPLIMENTS of TRIANGLE Book sToRE A'-TMAW5 ladies' Ready-I'O'weGI' 106 West State St. Ithaca, N. Y MARSHALL DAIRY CO. Dial 2904 CONGRATULATIONS to THE CLASS OF 1946 I' from I HACA T JOI'INNY'S COFFEE SHOPPE Town Talk Ice Cream Un Collegetownj Dial 2756 T921 My LAKE VIEW DAIRIES MILK Rich Guernsey - Regular CREAM Heavy - Light - Sour Cottage Cheese 8. Buttermilk Butter in Season Fresh Eggs - Direct from our Farms ITHACA'S MOST MODERN MILK PLANT 4th 8: Adams St. VISITORS WELCOME f e e ROBERTS FURNITURE 209-211 North Aurora St. BEST OF LUCK and GOOD WISHES from ROTTMANNW 704 XV uff tr Roofing and A fp Motor Craft - Sailboats Outboards - Motors Boat J OH NSON Yard VViI10w Ave. I?ep1'esen,ting CHRIS-CRAFT - - RICHARDSON SKANEATELES - - PENN YAN THOMPSON JOHNSON SEA HORSE 93 I ki? ' J , 1 U , 1 ff 1 rf El . M X1 f , ,' -Haw! ttyl ' X -:gg5.::r Q ' . W9 1 , g g gg F 7 ,, e ,tgaear---1 ily 1, l 'll ty .x .r 1 J . '35 - 17 , ff , ' f flifggff ,.,, f-.-55-H - , - .mx -fieffgif-f l XA' ' ,Cf ,.. N ez--if .4 1f '4.e-f fl., Y 11: lffitml-'f 4-la-4-'awai'-' C X l ll- l ,lf ff Ill, X 'if ftrzi 1 ' . , Qi' . 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'- -'f,,a?,ff 1 .. - names. ' A THE SPIRIT OF COOPERATION is early American Tradition. It permeates the American Home, American Schools and Colleges, and our whole social life. It has found a strikingly practical expression in the growing Consumer Coopera- tive Movement. It calls for the participation of American Youth, in schools or in colleges. CO-OP FOOD STORE 213 S. Fulton St. Phone 2612, 2680 ' ' ' '1 Office and School Supplies EvelyIIling for IIte OIIin VAN NATTA Seneca St. at Tiogafosmcl Ithaca, New York O Allan-Wales - Adding Machines L. C. Smith - Typewriters Mimeographs and Mimeo Supplies Filing and Bookkeeping Systems Desks - Chairs - Files - Safes 'Phone 2915 1941 GOOD LUCK 0 Congratulations to all of you as you complete your secondary school education. Good luck for your future in whatever path you may travel. v CORNER BOOK STORE Earl DeMotte, President 109 N. Tioga St. Phone 9326 Gift Suggestions O JEWELRY Tie Sz Collar Sets Lockets and Chains Bracelets Barrettes Diamonds Cuff Links Anklets Watches Pearls Rings O GIFT WARES Sterling Silver Lelong Perfume Fostoria Crystal Moorcroft Pottery Kensington Bent Glass Maurice Heaton Glass V R. A. HEGGIE BRO. CO. Jewelers Phone 2277 136 E. State St. E are proud of the IHS graduates who work in our offices V NORTH AMERICAN ACCIDENT INSURANCE CO. 520 Savings Bank Building THE NORTHSI DE PHARMACY SCHOOL SUPPLIES MAGAZINES FOUNTAIN SERVICE GREETING CARDS lwescriptions Filled A ccuwttely 507 N. Cayuga St. Ithaca, New York PHONE 2218 L. H Daniels, Prop. I 95 ARCTIC ICE CREAM for All Occasions '57 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '46 V Arctic Ice Cream and Milk Co. 402 Taughannock Blvd. Phone 3401 HICKEY'S Complete Musiccxl Service O Always Ready to Serve You Promptly and Efficiently v HICKEY'S MUSIC STORE 330 East State St. fEagles' Buildingj i L96 Best Wishes to the Class of '46 from ROTHSCHILD'S Corner of State and Tioga Streets 070 A ,K 1,11 q' S-f XI ' I Ll 5,53 .,., ' :K .. - Q. -' 'bzvmb 45553, I f' 'fi Q: ::E. - .55 QVXSS'-giQ.'9' sm 4fXe,,4-'sS2S3f ,. sw- . -- - 4Wx,ge,v .sz8.WfvW'AWL.v 9Q. evf?vw :-:L.szr..i..:a:2:5s-.. ,: Sw- 5:ig. ig !g 55yifgiQ,g'gQ 1 E: . . 3 ? 7 . , . g3 . A -- g, sf .. Q ., . , xv we-was rf -. -:-'- - '. '. f: . .- M hw' f -2 .-er, , .. Q 1-2 . - P- 3 . , . .- gg . -I 1 - -- ' , ,4'1f.v '5fifffg?f-32 virgfs, .MS-si'Wr'?Q'4-:mfg-ya -riifiv S-?xb':.sx'fs 'i2: Y 9' , I ' M ,Q M' 259-. -fe? EXW? 'M W'-E -fir 35 .. .. 9.79 . A W-, ,K o., .W .1 , ,. ,. . ,JAN 'Xu W' fa!-f 'M 913.3 -2 ' , , g:f:.fv 'IJ 4 , ,.v3gx:,ig Q ISE?-1 . E. Qz gliga ,B '-.wily wwf F. 'W - ww' ' M' M ' 3. f w.:?rgys.H'?wf: f m . . 'A - x'2f.Q - ' . . Q , 'f 'gg A f 5-psw. , ,ss f . . 5 1 ,51 Q .I ., 3.9 I -Q -M., K, S ,SW .Q is is ,,,,. :..fi?'S-25... 'A f 'ix '- ,Q fQ:',.'9.f'QZ: 1 Q 0 l' jcyxfzf . ,- Q Q 'sir'-, .ggsgs sy? ,.1:'gf :5,f:1 3.:31::- ,- .1 i 3 ' ' Q , 1. , , .- sz 2 f Q 1' X- 314:13 :E ::- E- C1 ' ' . If fail-:if ,- sf'y,2.- Qs 1.5. 2571 + 1 .rf Q . ,. 'Q 'V 'I ff' 1 ':. 1 1. '5 :j::ji.'3f 22:'g -V 11. 4 :H ,I 51 3' 1,- 'Q fi. -jj, s Q ,S f,.s ' '-'-A J. B. LANG ENG. 81 GAR. CO., INC. O Dealers In STUDEBAKER AUTOMOBILES and TRUCKS Also INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER FARM IMPLEMENTS and SUPPLIES O 135 E. Green St. Ithaca, N. Y. Phone 2777 WHEN YOU WANT SOMETHING in the 5 and 10 REMEMBER . JONES' 5 to 1.00 STORE 208-210 East State St. I97l OUR BEST WISHES to the CLASS of '46 0 THE PUBLIC MARKET 115 North Aurora Street NEW LINDEN GARAGE HOWARD W. DURBON 24-hour service i V TOWING - STORAGE Satisfaction Guaranteed On a Minor Repair or a Complete Overhaul 7 We Use Genuine Factory Parts V LUBRICATION-SIMONIZING TIRE AND BATTERY SERVICE RECAPPING Phone Ithaca 2054 227 linden Ave i981 CONGRATULATIONS, Class of '46 We make WARM friends with MASTER KRAFT -OIL BURNERS and Gallaghelds SOCONY MOBILHEAT Restaurant wishes good luck to the class of '46 0 L. B. TOWNSEN D, Dist. 105 West Green St. Phone 2147 Best Wishes to the Congratulations to the Class of '46 Graduating Class V V Tompkins County Trust Co. ITHACA LAUNDRIES I99 X Gifts of Unusual Distinction for Graduations, Birthdays, Anniversaries BEST OF LUCK for Every Occasion to the Class of '46 from 9 STU RM BROS. SCHO0LEY'S INC. Quality Jewelers 152 East State Street THAYER RADIO CO. V Frigidaire Appliances, Radios, Washers, Electrical Appliances v 428 W. Seneca st. Ithaca, N- Y- Uooj NCPTCN PRINTING COMPANY 317 EAST STATE STREET ITI-I ACA, NEW YORK COMPLE PlIONE 945 I TE PRINTING SERVICE RUMSEY'S Complete Fountain Service 9 COMPLIMENTS of Magazines-School Supplies Tobacco-Candy and STORAGE TERMINAL O 212 Center St. Ithaca, N. Y J. M. Rumsey, Prop. W. State St. Ithaca, New York Phone 9634 IIDII Flowers for Every Occasion CORSAGES BOUQUETS BASKETS Bef! PWQvl2e.r ' 3- WM PRATT's FLOWER sl-loP LLC f,,SLgo,, center 214 E. Seneca st. Ithaca, N. Y BEST OF LUCK T0 FREE!! Seite E1RSlenI:eSKY THE CLASS OF 1946 from PURITY ICE CREAM CO. First Floor Seneca Building Ithaca, New York Telephone 3413 L102j 402 CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES To the Class of 1946 V HARTS PHARMACY West State St. Phone 8794 CONGRATULATIONS Class of 1946 v ZION'S Itlutcrfs House of Fine FIl,TIliflL7'C 118 E. State St. LONG BROS. Red 8. White Food Store FINE FOODS 405-407 Eddy St. Dial 2005 School Supplies at That Store Just Around The Corner v S. S. KRESGE CO. 51031 .1-3' ,gl wld bl lv Kp f 7 'D xx, ,D f l, l K Il Compliments of FIRST NATIONAL BANK I 4 I X THE SPORT sl-lor O for over twenty-five years Ithaca's Style Center for High School and College Men Wearing Apparel FASHION PARK CLOTHES . . . DOBBS HATS . . . BOSTONIAN SHOES . . ARROW SHIRTS . . . O THE SPORT SHOP Phone 2460 f1041 P3 I Ei i Best of luck d an CONGRATULATIONS Good Wishes to the from CLASS OF 1946 WYLLIES' CLEANERS 'Y COMPLIMENTS of J. C. PENNEY CO YMCA Ithaca, N. Y. One of the most satisfying jobs of the Chamber of Commerce is the publicizing of Ithaca's unique asset-its natural scenic beauty. We believe that the members of the Ithaca High School Class of 1946, as they assume positions of leadership in places about the country, will also enjoy telling' people about the lakes, hills and gorges of Ithaca and the Finger Lakes Region. If you ever need any 'Sales help, you may always get pictorial folders from THE ITHACA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 51061 Paper and Stationery Good Luck to the Graduating Class Filing Equipment Loose Leaf Devices from .V ' 3. -.5 V GREENWO0D'S it Q RED 81 WHITE STORE 636 West State Street T. G. MILLER'S SONS PAPER coMPANY 113 North Tioga St. Ithaca, New York DEYOUNG Radio 8. Television Shop 124-126 W. State Street Helping lthacans To Find Better Homes Since 1915 9 Congratulations and best wishes V To the Class of 1946! gt if 'ia,t Z f , BURNS REALTY COMPANY S sv., ' P ,., PIAQ 1 ,EA', J M John c. Burns, Realtor , ,, , 2:1 22:121- :1-1 Iff First National Bank Bldg. Ithaca, N. Y. fl071 F W-.Q W,-gf, f - w-fe-f-v1--v'-mf-q'- -ww 10 Kafwjww WWW WWQJW www . .pi J NW T il if WW Wmtjw, E Qi 7Zj'W ,,., E'?j:f'f 1 ai A l 8 ff WP M E539 A 3 y 3595 wg sfo? ,Z Lks ae 69 Wim rg , ,V - ,gzff V 1 is e -. :Qc I .A ' , , 'iam' Y if-+nV-M -f f- p---bf-4----J--L Afw- A--'1 1- JL-f W
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