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The language of music is international, is performed, under- stood, and appreciated 'by all the 3sgmQQ,,53gg9 the nationality or rece of its composer my be., -if corner stone of the 'One World' we are all L' L' Not only in the finite, such as the M y - school, mate plays e We find it w everywhere, from the expressing our feelings and emotionegfl.-QA-'lipif.,ff-i?'5gff5ifQ We -' ffjfff f 2711' lsn' 'f f f X 'if J i Our school has one in the sms. Through me lrndegxisfgnnegsgess nun. mn , Marsh, and Mr. Racine, on the ladder of 1W'S e9Hd 'G 5515654 1? fi? WT individual UWB' in ou.r lhipfve selected as our theme for We have tried hard to carry out uns help of our aavnors, Mn. wceeflvfl- i a. storehouse of happy memories in 2 25322 , ip if f 5 1147 A 3 , Sm '1' mr 5 A S 2 E H I I 5 K 1,,,,,,,,,.,,,. M, , W, , 496 7 4gZ?q3 67QyYj?jS62'f4z9Q Of My UMTMGAZVU MISS LAURA IRYANT MISS IERNICE H. FINCH MISS S. CAIOLVN MARSH Ml. JOSEPH M. RACINA O I In 1875 the Board of Education founded our vocal music department so that students might receive instruction not only in the study of voice but also in the appreciation of vocal music. Shortly after this, the first Glee Club was organized. A number of years later, in 1913, the girls' Choral Club, a parallel to the Glee Club, was started. Annually, both clubs combine to give a Thanks- giving Concert at which time all alumni are invited to return and sing the old school songs and to renew their pledge of loyalty to Ithaca High. The Thanksgiving Concert, with its unique set-up, has inspired other high schools and colleges throughout the United States to follow the idea. For this concert and for the Spring Cantata, Miss Bryant selects as soloists alumni who have chosen music as a life work. Perhaps one of the greatest achievements of the vocal music department is the large number of students who have been encouraged to continue in a musical career. More than one hundred alumnae of the Choral Club and many Glee Club men have become professional musicians because they have been taught not only to love their music but to love to give it. In 1915, the Board of Education organized a department of Instrumental Music, pioneering a movement which gave to the youth of Ithaca an opportunity then enjoyed by few schools in this country. The objective was to give every pupil under the supervision of the Board of Education an opportunity to know instrumental music for its own sake, to place musical advantages within the reach of every child in the public schools, and to discover exceptional ability so that further develop- ment of natural talent might be encouraged. Immediately, our high school orchestra and band were organized, and since then both clubs have succeeded in living up to the highest standards of performance and general musicianship. Annually, both organizations combine to present a spring concert. Members of the orchestra provide music for the Spring Play, the annual Cantata, the assemblies, and also take part in the Christmas Recital. The band attends and plays at football games and pep rallies, in addition to which it may give special outdoor concerts. Selected musicians from both groups participate in an All-State Band and Orchestra. In past years we have been very fortunate, as we are now, in having competent, well-trained music teachers. This year more than 350 of our fellow classmates enjoyed the benefits of a music education in school. Under the expert guidance of Miss Bryant, Miss Finch, Miss Marsh, and Mr. Racina, the music department is forging ahead and becoming more and more important and materially helpful to the school as a whole. This is shown by the many students who have gone into music as a life work-who are now teaching, studying, and performing in schools, conserva- tories, and concert halls all over the country. It is with deepest gratitude that we dedicate this Annual to the Ithaca High School Music Department. We thank you for your patience and understanding in teaching us to, Say it with music. C ,duff - If Ll 994,01 f f! wg! fZf,f A iff 1 'ffdifg' dkryif 16 If A A ,yfff f ' iff ,Md 4 4 f XJVQQ fa' ff' mf ffl ff 4, V L L AQ f L,,f47f1 34, A L 4 Si 11.41, I Q. K-if K- !-'- . f fT XXX fi l l 'QE-. , - 5 1131 f fl ' ,hr I, B' I- '!'..' I F 'A qllw aging!!!- Firsf Row, lleft to rightl: Mr. Mungle, Mrs. Burns, Professor Moore, Mr. Cook, Dr. Bull, Mr. Thompson, Mr. Kulp. lcd! Row: Professor Peabody, Mr. Gragg, Mr. Leary, Mr. Weoiherby. The Board of Education, in pursuing its duties of directing the Ithava Public Schools, is an exemplilication of harmony and diligence in the symphony of life. S-3'-2' L. Kulp 2' Superintendent of Schools Er. 2 8 ,, ,WY , YV lvl, ' ,M g vi Frank R. Bliss, Principal, B.S., New York Stole College lor Teuchersj lwood A. LaFolCune, ViceYPrincipol and Director ol Guidonceg BS., Universily of Minnesotog M,A., Columbia University, Yolanda L. Zegretti, Office Assistantg Hhoca High School, M.S., Cornell University. Theresa Wesi, Princi'pc:I's Assistoni, in Charge of Aftendcnceg A.B., Vassar Collegeg B.5., Cornell Universiiy, Margaret W. Mabie, High School Secreiaryj A.B., University of Rochester. 9 w-Q ,ff 'W' 'l11lWlx'v . f K I f ,jo 551 W -- Q-. -S W in C e jfeli-2-Jeans i i' ci- ' ig, . ,v A ,r az- -, . 4 . A F A ' C'f J LANGUAGES Klara B. Calitri: A.B., Universily al Vermonif M.A., Cornell Universily. Kaihryn E. McCIarty: A.B., Elmira Collegeg M.A., Middlebury College. Ruth L. Miller: A.B., Syracuse Universityp M.A., Cornell University. Florence Williamson: A.B., Syracuse Universityg M.A., Cornell University. SOCIAL STUDIES Lorefta E. Klee: Direcior ol Social Siudiesp Fredonia State Normal Schoolg B.S., New York Siale College lar Teaclwersg M.A., Cornell University. Lilly Robinson: Head of Social Studies Deparimentg A.B., lowa Stale Teachers Collegeg M.A., Columbia University. Gladys l. Adams: A.B., University ol Rochesierp M.A., Cornell University. Charles J. Farrell: A.B., Notre Dame. Catherine D. Jones: A.B., M.Ed., University of Rochesier. Harry S. Powell: A.B., Cornell Universiiy. In Jw., E . .. ...x. T K. i , r MATHEMATICS Maylred Claflinz Head ol Department B.S., St, Lawrence University. Dora M. DePew: AB., Keulra Collegeg M.A., Syracuse University. Mariho F. Neighbour: A.B., Houghton Colleqep M.A., New York Stake College for Teachers. Stanley V. Smith: A.B., Universiiy of Buffalo. -nw -,M 'I SCIENCE Reber! R. Donaldson: Head of Science Deparimenig A.B., M.A., Syracuse University. Arthur H. Glogau: B.S., M.S., Cornell University. Susanne J. JCCObllSI B.S., Salem Collegep M.S., University of Michigan. Albed E. Lawrence: B.S., M.S., Syracuse University. F5 'r 'l t1tl K AI 5' C 'uml4x 11.-It ' I I l X ' X ri-I' . l Q uotsE.t.11,nlL1U1 'E-:Hifi . M I A ' A . sl hr N: - ' - rx . HOME ARTS Emma Rose Elliott: Director of Home Arts: B.S., M.S., Cornell University. Harriet W. Baldwin: B.S., Cornell University. Elizabeth E. Boylan: B.S., Cornell University. Suzanne R. Collin: Manager ol High School Cafeteria: B.S., Cornell University. INDUSTRIAL ARTS AND AGRICULTURE Clarence R. Dixon: Director of Vocational Education and Director ol Veterans' Education: B.S., University ol Rochester: M.S., Cornell University. Thomas H. Gorman: B.S., Oswego State Teachers College. Donald F. Henry: B.S., Oswego State Teachers College. E. william Kellogg: B.S., Cornell University. John A. Mack: B.S., M.S., Cornell University. Louis A. Preston: B.S., Cornell University. Walter J. Sykes: Oswego State Normal School. Elmer LI. Woodams: Rochester Mechanics Institute. I2 We COMMERCE Oliver M. York: Director of Commercep also Dlreclor ol Stuclenl Acliviliesg A.B., Colgale Universilyg M.A. New Yorlc Slale College lor Teachers. Ethel Doney: B.S., Elmira College. Helen R. Elgin: B.S., M.S., New Yorlr Slale College for Teachers. Eve E. Fino: B.S., New Yorlc Stole College lor Teachers. Helen A. Krillult B.S., New Yorlr Slale College for Teachers. Phyllis M. Seaqer: B.S., Syracuse University. PHYSICAL EDUCATION Janetfe H. Demenlxoil: B.S., Ithaca College. Joseph J. Tatascorez B.S., Ithaca College. HEALTH Ralph W. Jones: Direcior ol Health Educationg B.S., Wesleyan Universilyg M.A., Columbia University. Dorothy McKilIop: B.S., Ithaca College. Gusiave I. Tlmmelz A.B., Wisconsin Universiiyg M.S., Cornell Universily. Leonard J. Wheeler: B.S., Ithaca College. I3 .,...,Q4.5,.fa.-fkifcici ,-- . A H- , v .KMA 7,,. Fd .1--4-V-A--e-..--,,xw 1 Hd- l DM P-4, ,v , ,...vi,S X 1 ... is as .Mc E elicit:-,1i':' gfijjg-,-iffl gf' r 9 'Q 4 E 6 Eg 2 gg e 5? Z 51 Pri 1 ? E ART Marian E. Leary: Head of the Deparfmentg A.B., Vassar College. Arihur E, Smith: Albright Art Schoolg B.S., Buffalo Skate Teachers College. ENGLISH 'S 6 Milaterlf M. Grimes: Director ol English: Coriland Sfaie Normal Schoolp B.S., Buffalo Siate Teachers College: M.S., Syracuse University. Fred A. Benllefit A.B., M.A., Cornell University. Emilie M. Brawl!! A.B., William Smith Collegeg M.A., Cornell Universify. Helen M. Campbell: A.B., M.A., Cornell Universiiy. Marian E. Ellioliz A.B., Allegheny Collegeg M.A., Cornell University. Clara S. Gage: A.B., M.A., PhD., Cornell Universiiy. Nancy I. Keller: A.B., Cornell Universiiy. Nora M. Mullin: A.B., Syracuse University. M. Isabel Murray: Direcior oi Dramaticsg A.B., M.A., Cornell University. I4 X 4 jg3f6f9'9LE GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT Elwood A. l.uForfune: Direcior of Guidcnceg B.S., Universiiy of Minnesoiug M.A., Columbia University Marian I.. Warren: A.B., M.A., Oberlin Collegeg Ph.D., Cornell Universily. zz L 1 uarumv Laura M. women Librariang A.s., w.us College. Qxfxx 3 x - SQ - E 5 ' X XXX : x ' Q , I - ff Q I5 If XX ffk T351 png I f- Q. ,E-ge: 5 A, ' ' mii e-K -- -fi, - '- sag , 432: 3 uf' CXWA-YZ, Q W Q A A H S: nl JO DODDS President HELEN MALTI V P d Q . lv Ky , . . ,X fi ,x w , L! A, K xl. V ' 11 l. . '- N . Guam ussecn Q, ' . S ,H 'L ' 'Sgfi1 Y I I X Y X , 1 ' RICHARD SPRAGUE X41 L S Tmaxum ,lv X fr l . .N V , yn kt A' 3, Y, , 7,5 , ' C ' F X Cf ' -J X V' All-1 .. ll NJ :wx 'xy ,, V , ' rj A NX X x K , 1 N r X H X I g. J , f f , X . i . L- ' N4 A lf ' X v T1 SENIOR CLASS 1947 Under the capable leadership of their officers and advisor, Miss Adams, the class of I947 resumed many re-war activities. On November l5, they presented the Harvest Hop, an informal dance. They also sponsored the annual Senior Ball on May 29. The old tradition oi Dress-up Day took iorm on April 3, when the seniors came to the afternoon session of school clothed as comic stri characters. Prizes went to Royall Moore, who was dressed as Ching Chow, Frances Tremblaay, who imitated Bugs Bunny, and Marie Schickel, Jeanne Fleury, and Patricia Donley as Snap, Crackle and Pop, respectively. The seniors also presented an assembly on May I5 in which Xu they featured various amusing skits. l A Climaxing a very successful year was Commence- x ment on June 24. X - vllrlllg l Though in far-off lands we go Our hearts will still be turning To our dear old high school home, To those halls of learning. ll ss., ex I8 . sem sn-Q... ..,...s :eff f ' .,,,.,, We QSLSL C.kx.S 0.- U,-' f 3 e.....s-- ,sf if I9-We va ,I A 4 I., I f ' A I , N- - Q JOHN HINIIAN JM' 1- H wry ELIZAIETN IOIEIT COINELL CAIMEYA DICIEISON FRANCES o Il OGEI AN DIEWS SENIOR COMMITTEES COMMENCEMENT COMMITTEE John Hinman, Chairman: Sue Crocker: Joan Doyle: Louis Estabroolc. HANDBOOK COMMITTEE ob Cornell, Chairman: Eunice Bakko: Louise Balclco: David Epstein: Lucille Hartwig: Catherine Welch. DANCE COMMITTEE Elizabeth Black, Chairman: Louise Baxter: Marillyne Brown: Patricia Burns: Matilda icchetti: Robert Culligan: lris Hellewell: Robert Leary: Gayle Raymond: Mary Ryerson: June Nestervelt: Eleanore Williams: Edith Willman. I9 SENIOR DAY COMMITTEE Carmeta Dickerson, Chairman: Phyllis Boothroyd: Gloria Burke: Mary Ciaschi: Tony DeSantis: Dick Poole: Donald VanDermarlc: Viola Vincent. BANQUET COMMITTEE Frances Jones, Chairman: Mead Baile : Marjorie Banlord: Donald Bemont: Mar Benedict: Louise Bordoni: Barbara Brown: Willliam Cole: Mary Cox: Evelyn Flack: Janet Grey: Mary Alice Newhall: Carol Norris: William Rumsey: Robert Siegfried: John Stevens: Ruth Ann Tome: Donald Wells. CAP AND GOWN COMMITTEE Roger Andrews, Chairman: Arden Bremer: Robert McAllester: Judy Salotti. cg,-:Avila Qqv- CLSU Luk. .Lu-ax! 0-50.9. 9.-S ,.5.... KOA- --............ JACK E ALFREDS Murph 2l3Vz Norlll Aurora She anna 1, a, 4, awlmg 1. et Z lo . n .:s., . JQIV- .'llLH ' V ' ' V' J 'JI , s v . Q ,L V, L,-, J' Y , .' .I Af, JOSEPHINE A. ARAMINI Jo 508 West Court Slreel Sports Club 3, 4, Vice-Prerideni 47 Intramural Boslrelboll 2, 31SollbuIl 2, 2, Bowling 1, 3, 4, Volleyball 1, 3, 4, Archery 2, slump Salesman 1. 1. nzlir J. unix I mn. 5 ,chow 1, 3, 4, S iam Club 1, it sk-f Bnwlirlq4, X 3 ' I , i v I , X... , . lj H ., ? , l,A K, . My l x IICHARD W. IAKEI. JK. Lucky l.D. 5 Chorus 2: F. F. A, 2, 3, 4: BowlA ing Z. EUNICE N. IAKKO Noon Ellis Hollow Road Annuol 4: Ari Club 3, 4, Treasurer 4: Der Douhclle Varein 2, 3, 4, Secrelary 3: Lilerory Club 3, 4: Or- clreslro 2, 3, 4: Polilicol Science Club 4: Science Club 4: Tulller 3. 4: Annual Representative I: Archery 4: Honor Roll Z: All-Stale Orclurxlru 4: Senior Harrdboolr Commilleo 4. spam Ma... Tulller fllf V LOUISE IAKKU Louie Ellis Hollow load Annual 4: Ar! Club 3, 4:Cl1orus 4: Der Deulsclls Verein Z, 3, 4: Liler- qfy Club a, 4, r..W... 4, owne.. lru 1, 3, 47 Science Club 4: Yolilical Science Club 4: Talller 3, 4, Fea- lure wal.. 4, Bowling 4, Archery 4: Tolller Reprsienlclive 4, Honor Roll 2, 3: All-Slate Orclleslro 4: Senior Hundbook Commliiea 4. CHARLOTTE M. IALL 212 West Lincoln Shu! chem 3, Tohlcr Represenlolive, Teriuliu Espanola 31 Solihull 3, Bowling 1, 3, Volleyball 2.4: Alamy 3, --.i.,,,, MAIJOIIE IANFOID Margie 103 Crescem Place si..a..u Council 3, spam Club 1, 1, 4, Tolller 1, Tumbling Club 2, Bas- kakboll 2, 3, 4, Speedball 1, 3: Soliboll 1, J, 4, Badminton 3, 4, swung 1, 1, 4, v.,lu.,ball 2, 3, 4, Annu, 3, mg Pom, z, Senior Banquet Commmu 4. 'IJ l M 1 12.063, l 54,46 l -C 'sax NICHOLAS JOSEPH IAIIA Nick 510 Madison Strut S!udenQ Council Allernala 3, Con- greu 4: Fooibull 4, Lellsr 4: Intra- murc elbcll I, 2, J, 4. A1254 1 I -..., DEVEILY J. IARTHOLOMEW lcv 406 East Marshall Ar! Club 3: Chorus Z. f J ' up fze -5 +-,N +5 '+- ANITA MAIIE IEAIDSLEY NIM 111 Narih Albany Shu! ILIZAIITH ANN ILACI Inky Porn! Morne Drive Band I, 2: Choral Club 3, 4: Clrorur I, 1, 3. 4: Legixluiive 3. 4: Maih Club 4, Treuxurnr 4: Tutfler 2, 3, rupm.-.mm 1. hnulsu Erpm-ole 3, 4: Red Cran 2: High School Lile Commihec Chairman 4: Senior Dance Cornmidee 4. CUIYIS S. IEAVEI Gurglu 310 Weil Green Street Tranxler: Jesup High, Jewpr Gnorqia 4: F. F. A. 4. - -Q... --Qi, S 2- ruen urs I ll' dsl Upland loud L4 cms. mms. 1. Drum lc Club 4, B'-ltlulboll 2. .s z, ,uga,lq b mu.. 2, 1. eww.-9 z. 3. vnu., bull 3: Ping P 2: Clubx Com r nee . ' Quite uch a Gooseu: Red cm. n.p.mm ' 4 l, wa. se Rn se rv Www? DONALD I. IEMONT led Forest Home Drive Sludanl Council 2: Cengnn 4: Der Deutsche Verein 1: Science Club 1: Fooiball 4, Lelhr 4: Track 2, 3. 4. Lauer 2, 3, Coploin 4. 5 1 .N 9? '+- L., Q JOHN H. IOOL ..J.gk.. 40l South Geena S 0 Chorur 2: Gln Club Z. - Q PHYLLIS IOO I YD cleluw load Ar! Club 2, 3. emurer 37 War Siurnp Sale u l: Service Club 2: Szience Club : TnNlcr 3: Ter- ...cdhn .rny . wie.. A!,2 MARY A. IENEDICT Hula 507 WMC lllllli Skid Senior Banque! Commiihe 4. Q. H Q! A 2 .4 K 1 DAVID IOIDONI MMM Jl7'lx Ulu Sin!! luseboll 2: Inhurnrrrul larlrdball I, 2, Volleyball l, 2, 3, 4. Cupiuin 3. 4: Honor Roll 1. LOUISE M. IOIDONI Lu 317 Utica Street Dramatic Club 4: Home Economics 3: Orchestra 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2. 31 Volleyball 1. 3: Neon Hour Com- mittee 3, Senior Banquet Commit- tee 4. f I X N0 ,.,, RALPH F. IOIDONI laden 111 Esfy Street Intramural Basketball Z: Valleyball z, 3, Numeral 4, Captain 4. 135 Hudson Sireet ROBERT A. IROADHEAD 4, Le Club 2. Verein lab 107 Auburn Street 2, Hunor 3... 3, U-'-4 JONN E. IIEEN 305 Pleasant Street Football 3,41 Track 4 Intramural Basketball 2, 3. MARILLYNNE J. IROWN lfawnie Coddlngten lead Choral C .41 Clhrux 1 3 4 Clreerlea mittee 4. I sl IOSALIE JUNE IROWNE Nancy 318 East Seneea Street Art Club 2, 3, 4: Band 2, J, 4: Liter- ary Club 41Tertulia Espanola 2, 3, 4, Arm., 1, Honor non 4, ROBERT J. IRUCE. JK. Lord Calvert lub 113 Calumhla Street Operators' Club 2: Chorus Z. 'S 1 LAWRENCE L IUICKMYER sllfdl l mu ' 13ZRanwlekDrlve 21 F0695 ll X Junior hd crm: at club 4, seam. Club c nb :nz-I 'Ruujyb 151' ' ff lf!! eybal : enior Dance Com 's . H.. .. -..Q .... M'-.5 GLORIA IUIKI hulls IIO Hamlluw loud Not Quito Such a Goan, Anis- zum Pwdmi.-.n Manage.. I lx L l A QQW... l W..--...4 IEVEILV ANN IUINS lumsy IIO Wen Lewls Strut chem 2, 4, awning z. PATRICIA ANN IUINS Fei Trisha ' 231 Ilidgedulc loud SIudenI. Council Allevnnh Z: Ari Club I, 2, Yutulia Expcnolu 3, 4. Traaxuver 4, Chearlaadau 45 Bowi- ing 1, sans... ow. Commilluo 4. . . 1 4 1 N., -5 SJC! KM- D! it 1 . d if C1150 ' 'kwtg fl N V I. f f '. fy ' --'- ..l.x A, ffl L a 2' .........-- 2' ........- 2+ l' ,-,..--4 33 W ,,-f IOIEIT J. IUINS ...mm um.. H1 Hector Strut swam cams: 2, 3, 4, semen., 3, Presideni 4: Chorus 2, 3, 4: Cun- gresx 3, 4, Glas Club 1, 3, 4, Yutller 3, Sporh Writol 3, Foolbull 2, 3. 4. Leiier 3, 4: Track 2, 3, 4, L:IIer 2. 3, n..Q.qm...cl Basketball 4, cup. mn 4, Bowling 1, 3, 4, chqivmm. of Axxembly comm.. 4, cr.a:....u.. ol sm... mn., c.m...m.. 4, s... Ilonal sowuzn., champ. . K -.QQ ALIEIIT CAFOGIOSSI c.,py ns Llndsn Avenue Bcnketball J. V, 2g Intramural Bas- IuIbolIZ1VoIIoyball2, 3,4.GalI2. ....- ,,., M...-Q.. I IIENE F. CASCIOYTI ..I.. 413 Cmeodllls Sine! '--5, iQ ... YOLANDA A. CAIIONE Lonnie U1 Wu! lululc Shut NNALDO F- CARDONIA PHYLLIS cAl'ENTll CM'-H '- sn-my 107 swan sum ..,hy,.. ..Lmy.. nl 5 mmm cn n,1,subnl,z,:, ' sqgxlneun n, llfl1.:.u?..q I, 2, J, o l 2' 144 awning 2, 3, cqplus.. 1, N..m....l a. JUNE W. CHAFFEE Judy 20! Modlsorr Siren +.,,i Q +, Q, Q., ,....... '5x,'::?. D J' CHEF' Joan num cr-rurr 311 sum Cayuga same UWPPI' Nm' H F F A AuhiaM1maw r 3 Dar Dcuhdw Viriln 1, 35 Scitncl Ygaawfu 4? Wlumnq IV ' Club 1: Honor Roll 2. 3. 4. Z' Z' Z' Z' Z' ,..............-'- ! 'QV' aonlsn., z n--.....,, N---....,,y 1--f-n.....,,,,N -...mm --...- '--...,,. --.....,- Senior Rang Commikee 4. Fulton Street Chorus Z, Drurn Majorekle 3, 4: Bowling 4, Volleyball 2, Honor Roll 2, 3, 4, Senior Dance cofnnlanee 4. O O ..-.or ..,.... Street ix Q34 2 ff . 'I . ' 'Q -3 6,2 f' , fxlff WILLIAM s. COLE I M -'willy'- rl.n. r. Grlrlrrrrn none Annual Reprexsnlative 2, F. F. A. l, z, 3, 4, Secrefary 3, Senior ann. quek Commiitee 4. I f T' --s..,, ROIERT E. COMPTON Red lroolliondale, New Yuri '---,....,m --.....,,,,,. ROBERT T. CONLEY lab 233 snrnlr Albany sum Congress 3, 41 Foolball 3, 4. Leiier 4, ROBERT W. CORNELL Carny H6 Linn Siren nnnxlnr, Lnalawyalln l-lagl, snlnrnl, Ludlowville, New York 2, Sluder-li Council J, 41 Annual 4: Clrorux 3, 4, Congress 4, Dr-rrrrrrti: Club 3, 4, Glee Club 3, 4, Orchestra 4, Taitler 3, 4, Feckure wral.. 4, Bowling 3, 4, Volleyball 3, Tennis 3, 4, Cap. tain 3, Letter 3, Honor Roll 2, 3, war Savings Siump Commiliee 4, Senior Assembly cnnlnnnu 4, High School Lile Commiiiee 4, Chairman Senior Handbook Com- miitee 4, The Bal , Pot Boiler , Political Science Club 4, Ping Pong 4. '+--...Q ARLAND ri. COTTERILL --nnerlr-- lar, me sm. screen r,n,nf.,, Dryden -Freeville cnnrrnl snnool, Dryden, New von, l, F. F, A. 2. Q ...............-- R.D. 3 a . . sys I ,gg y 1 r' MARY l.COX May 212 Day Shed Annual Represenfciive 3, 4, Chorus 1, 3, 4, Dramukic Club 3, Sporis Club Z, 3, 4, Secretary 4, Cheer- leader 3, 4, co-capwin 4, LeQQer 3, 4, Tumbling Club 2, 3, 4, Basket, ball Z, 3, 4, Captain 2, Speedball 2, 3, 4,SolQbull1, 3, 4, Badminian 3, 4, Manager 4, sowlsng 2, 3, 4, Manager 4, Bowling Pin 3, Numer- al 3, Letter 4, Volleyball 2, 3, 4, capsuln 3, Archery 2, 3, 4, Man. ager 4, Ping Pong 4, Manager 4, .- .4 ,- .- 4 .....,, SUE F. CIOCKEI Muscles 701 Narill Cayuga Shed neMl.,, Liverpool High Sami, Lawpeeu, N... vera z, Ame: 3, 4, mnaeevse 3, 4. Literary club 3. 4, mmm: Science Club 4, Srienre cm, 3, 4, fem.. 4, Honor neu 3, Neeaenel Lakin Honor sean, 3, Program cemn-me. 4. CAROLYN JEAN CIUMI Carol Le Cevcle Francais 4, Chorus I, 2, J 4, Science Club 3, Bowling 3, 4. Y Jacksonville, New Yarl ! I I MRS DONALD CLARK CIOMIII Du l.D. 1. Nnwhld. New Vert l X I I -C., EUGENIA E, CIONK Joan 501 South Cayuga Shed f , of, c -,six -.XNQ vQ.. X, S' ---N Q' ' 'rw--W , J.. 3 ' 3, A 1 v,, ' ,, , it X V Li- Q. , V--.,.,,, 7' 'ua' X 952 A Ronin r. CULLIGAN Cully H4 een sm. sum chem 3, Cheerleader 3, 4, Letter 3, 4, Basketball 4, amber: 3, 4, Intramural sen-.learn I, 1, 3, am. ing 4, me Peng 3, amber: Me... eg., 1, Len.. 1, sen-.reels Men. agar 3, Len., 1, Senior nw. comin.. 4, 'Q 3 Q Q W . X A T VINCENT I.. CULVEI. JI. Vince 840 North Aurora Street Chorus 1, 3, 4, Glee Club 4, Intru- mural selmbeln 4, Bowling 4, Velleyball 4, Gall 3, 4. --... -N 'vs., Q' X ' - ' -SN, -.,, ' 0 -NN-. -Q-sq I , '+ ' .ia 'is- wl, I ' , 4 meer. L. nnuua . 5 owning 4l2 Wu! Green Street gggnbp 5. pAw5gN Tranrler: Newark Valley Central Jerry JIU Linn Street s.he.l, Newark v.n.,, New York l. IICHAID M. DAY Pee Wee l.D. 5. Culver load Football 2, 3,4:Bonbull1,J,4f Inlrumural Banlulbull 3. 4: Volley- ball 3, 4. ff .-f' ROI!!! I.. CIOWLEY lah 409 Wu! lulolo Street Bend I, 2: Congress J, 4: Football 2, 3, 4, Leiter 3, 4, Baxlxelbull J. V. 3, 4, newline 4, Captain 4. 5 A xg ,Q - '-ircffr fd,-.ri YL ,, f 'fr 'V ' ,kk f ,glut-2 A-ff 12' QQ. A f 'Y I-A nl 1 fgkla. . flfwyr I .1!'v'C MAISIELLEE DAGHITA Moose Z0l North Meadow Siren Chorus 1, 3. 4. il IRENE A. DEAN R.D. l, Trumonsburg. New York r.e..,a.r, Aneuw Jegum High Szhool, Sl, Album, New York 3. Le cud. Frances, 4, awning 4, HanorRoll4gFrencl1 Award 3. ff' ff ef ff 2 -,fl IOIEKT DEKAY Dehe Mcliinneys Yainl r..,n,r.,, Ludlowville High sims, L..au..4.aui., New wa 1, sunburn 4, aq3ue4b.31n 4, nmsuuu 3, 4, c.,.c..,,i.,a,. 4, lnlramurcl annex. b.n 1, 3. E. DICKERMAN ILD. 4 Z, 3: Glen Club Z, 3, Fool- if .......,...-- ........-- ,.......-.- ...nu- ROSE DELIIERO 312 Hancock Siree! CARMETA L. DICKERSON Blondie 417 Hook Place Le cms, Francais 3, Choral Club 1, s, 4, crm., 1, 3, 4, ummm. cub 4, sense. Day comming, 4, Non Quiie sun, .3 som. IRLEY J. DOUGHEITY ShIrl bl I Sowell Plain Sheet Student Council Aliernale Z, Chor- us 4, spans Club 2, a, 4, Manage, al lndividualx 3, Proxident 45 Ter- lulio Espanola 3: Yumbling Club 2. 3, 4, Basketball Z, 3, 4, Capiain 3: Speedball 1, 3,41 Softball 2, 3, 4, JOAN D. DOVLE 415 College Avenue Ari Club 2: Le Cercle Francais 3, 4, Literary Club 3, 4, Totkler 4, Axsis. lard Exchange Edilor 4, Tertulia Badminkon 3, 4, Manager 3, Bad- rninion Pin 3, 4, Loiier 4, Bowl- ing 2, 3, 4, Caplain 1, 3, Morag., 3. Bowling Pin 3, Numeral 3, Val- leyball Z, 3, 4, Caplain 1: Archery z, 3, 4, Manager 3, Ping mg 1, 4, Mandy, 3, r.,mi3 1, 4, Man.-194, 3: Neon Hour Comrniileo 4. Espmiolma, 4, Y,-,nh cms, com. milleo 4: Comrnoncomenl Day Committee 4. ANTHONY JAMES DE SANTIS Tony 215 Drydln load Ari Club 3, 4: Chorus Z, 3, 4: Dra- matic Club Z, 3, 4: Glee Club 3, 4, sensor Day commauss 4r op o' Me Thumb , Noi Quiie Such a Goose , PoiBoiler 1 Mr. and Mrs. Norlh. ....- ROBERTA E. DICKENS len B01 North Tioga Street Chorus lg Sports Club lg Basket- ball I, Solihull I, Volleyball lg Tennis I. JOSIAH I. DODDS Jo 505 Easi Seneza Street sruaena Council 1, 3, rfemrer 3, sand 1, 3, 4, comes, 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Der Deutsche versa, 2, 3, Pmaaenl 3, Mau, club 4, of. cl,e3l,u 3, 4, semis., 4, Tailler 1. 3, 4, :gunman 3, Traci. 3, 4, Leller 3, Honor Roll 1, zmpafe says' sms PATRICIA DONLEY Patty IZI Croseent Plan Transler: Maury High, Norlollr, Vir- ginia 4: Youlh Center Commillee 4, Literary cub 4. g,e2lL.3::3:iu,.u 4,5e,.au,vClQ,sLCj,lj 4 E ' , - 132 3:1 l 'lll '5QWW'W4 MW GORDON E. DRAKE 430 North Titus Avenue Band 1, 3, 4: Chorus 2, 37 Dramaiiz Club 3, 4: Glee Club 2, 3: Foolball 4, Lelker 45 Trccll 3: Volleyball Z: The Bal , Poi Boiler. IOLF I. DVCE lash Lane Sludent Council 3, 4: Annual 4, 6.-...ul Mun-39-f 4, co-9,433 4, Radio Club 2, Treasurer 25 Tum- bling Club 1: Honor Roll 1, 3, 4 4 4 .,.. ..,, .W wi W. -.,,.. A-QE, J. RICHARD EGAN lIlnk 909 North Tioga Strut Band 2, 3, 4, Football 4, Anistant -Morag., 4, Letter 4. Bowling vollubarl 4, 4: f ' f, UN . 1.-. ' W l .QQ I , , I l I 2 - .3 L :..': .Fig Ei: L Q. it Zh-2 522 ,,,... 23 is I ff' .QM l l l I I nonzncs L. sneusn mp mn. 1 Hom. e.o...mr.. 4, spam cm, 4. somwul a, 4, Captain 3, amen., 3, 4, cams. 1, Award 1, vanw- ball 4. DAVID N. EPSTEIN Eppil 701 North Tioga Street Der Deuhche Verein 3, 4, Vice- Prexident 4, ltlretueria Z, 3, 47 Science Club Z, 3, 4, Tatller 2, 3, 4, Aaverntzng Morag.. 4, Football 4, Intramural Baslrelball 4, Gall 3, 4, swimming 4, Captain 4, Honor Roll 1, 3, Handbook Committee 4, Scholarship Commendallan 1, 3. -...,, -.Q -S- 0' f '-x9-.S ANN -W-..,, -.. -f-.,,.. DONALD M. EMCKSON Elle 415 East Seneca Street Tertulia Espanola 4, Factual: lg Bcxketball 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 2, 3. 4, Captain 3, 4. js-Q -Q.. ,...-...,.,..........., -L 4, WILLIAM E. EYEITS -Q. -Q lcd 706 Llnn Street WILLIAM L. FAIRELL Ind l.D. I LEONARD I. FEINOW Len Jaeluanvilln. New Yarlx Annual 4, Publicity Manager 4: Dramatic Club 4, Business Manager 4, Tuttle: 2, 4, Tumbling Club 2. 3. 4, Truck 3, 4, Wrestling I5 Honor Rall I: 'The But , Thu Pot Boiler J' W ff' ...,.....- LLOVD I. ELLIS. JI. 501 North Cayuga Strut Band I, Z. 3: Orchestra I, 2, 3. Lours H. Esrnuoox rw :ol Lalre Avenue ram... Newh-Id cm..-rr, Nw. mla, New vow, anna 1.2. 3. sl.. club l,Matl1 cm. 3, 4, How Ron I, 2, 3, 4, Empire acyl' sm. 1, Mom smrarxnzp 1, French Mara z. LEONARD E. FEIIIS Zll West Lincoln Street DOMINIC FIORE nnafpo.. 405 East Lincoln Street Foolball 2, 3, 4, Co-Caplain 2, Manager 3: Baseball 2: 3, Leller 8' lnlromural Basketball 2, 3, M! EDWARD S. FOLEY Eddie Drooktondole. New York Foolball1,3:Buxeboll2- ,fl T RES? GEHEIIN 'Tess' II I Caszadllla Park -W... --...,, -4-..,, -4-...,, ,, DAVID F. FLETCHER FleQelu IH Blair Street Radio Club 2: Talller 3, 4: Tum- bling Club 2, 3: Operalors' Club 3: lnlramural Baslrell.-mll 4: Bowling 2, 3, 4, Tannis 4. .4 1 .IEANNE M. FLEURY 503 North Aurora Street Annual 4: La Cercle Francais 3, 4, Presidenl 4, Legislaiive 3, 4, Liier- ufy Club 2. 3, 4, vigevmaaenl 4, Mall: Club 4, swnmy 4, spam Club Z, 3, 4, Talller 3, 4, Exchange sailor 4, Bowling 1, 2, 3, Vollay- ball 3, Archery I, Ping Pong 3, Honor Roll I, 2, 3: Youlh Cenler Committee 4: French Club Award 3: Assistani Librarian Z: Sollball I, Chorus I: Baslrelboll 3, 4: Scholar- ship commenaouon 1, 3. DANIEL C. GALLAGHER Gag 105 Wood Streak siuaenl Council 3, congfm 3, 4, roman: 3, 4, Loder 3, cwcapeaaf. 4, Wreslling 3, Track 2, 3, mm. mural Basketball 2, 3, 4. ,- .f PAUL A. GARCIA FUND llllel Grove sluam Council Animal. 2, chem I, 2, 4, F. P. A. I, 2, 3, 4, Sentinel 4: Glee Club 4: Science club 2, Bowling 3, slump cum. mill!! 27 Junior Rod CIO!! 1. A n cn., I, Legnuamg 3, .ad :cry cm, 4, me: 1, 4 an .on W : ,cn Mg., 4, ' ' ' moan ANN env mnvc: c. ensue fum. all I, 2, gh seam: Glo --menus' ue emma. ' 4 13' s c'Y 9' 5 ' rmnoen Allred-Almond cum.: Home Economics 3, Truawrnr 3: Bowling 2, 3: Lost and Found 4. School, Almond, New Yarlm 2. -i -..,....., 4--.... -.1 DANIEL J. GREENE 307 Eddy Street Football J, 4, Trucll 1, 37 lntrumural Ba1lrsIbnll2,3,4, JANET L. GREY 508 Uiicu Street Ann...-.l 4, Le Cercle Flannel, 3, 4, Choral club 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Legialative 4, Spam Club 2, 3, 4, lnnqnulel 4, mnbllng Club 4, ln. trumural Baxlrelball 2, 3, 4, Speed. ball 2, Solibcll 2, 4, nnamlnlon 3, lanwllnq 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 2, 3, 4, Archery 2, 3, 4, som, 3, snnlnn Banquel Conlnflllee 4, Numeral 4, Letfer 4, '-5, 4+ Q-x.. Q-5 Q-i, -Q. 4 MILDIED FRANCES GROVE!! MIdgs 315 Canter Shut Bawling 3, Lon and Faurld 4, MAFAUQA A4 Gum' Hom' Ef0 U 'lU 3- Muly 319 West Court Street LOIIIS J. GRIFFIN Punllie 309 Sou!!! Titus Avenue Chorus I, 2, 3, 4. X, k . NN... f MARTHA GRIFFIN Mart 1001 North Cayuga Shu! Ordmtm 3, 4. 4. C w'. 0'4 tj 0,014 sffvffl' , 4 c 'V ' ff 'r lv .ll ' 347 4 1'- 'ff Ya r4l:'19'f?f'Z DONALD C. GUTERMAN Gun Gus Forest Home Football Z, 3, 4, Letter 3. 4, Box- kelbcll 3, Track 3, 4 Baseball 4, Intramural Buxlrelbcll 3, 4, Numeral 3, Ping Pong 3, Hume Room Trearuler 4, Clubs Commifue 4. -si. -Qi. -. , . 'S-Q '-+, +. -i JOHN M. HAMEISTEI Johnny 304 Was! Court Shu! lu-m 5, HAMIUQN Lihrary Club 4, MaIIu Club 4, 95- 615 Highland loud liliral Science Club 1, 4, s.a.n2. T,,,,,,,,,, 0,,,,,,d,, ,.,,g,, Sdml, Q Club 1. 1. 4. How Roll 2. 4- Orlando, Florida 3, Annual 4, M 'VAN HAMMOND . I Club 3, 4, mlsannl 4, Home mn UW nomlcx 3, 4, Swnury 4, Lnglllu- 423 WH' SMH' 50221 we 4, Hon., Roll Dmmdlc club 2, 3, 4, F. F. A. 3, 4. ,......- gl... glzacc 10 JAMES H. HALL Div-9 sl: nfyenn load slndnnq Council 3, Annual npr.. unlnlsv. 2, 3, 4, cnnm 2, 3, 4, Congress 3, 4, el.. Club 2, 3, 4, TaIIler Pepreseniailva 2, Football 3, 4, Letter 3, 4, s.1.l..llwll 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, LeIIer 3, lnlnn, .nml eqflnebnll 2, Numeruls 2, Pan., von., 2, 3. R S5 HELEN I. HARRIS LoRy 509 Wu! Seneca Shed Chorus 3, 4. I ' f M. LUCILLE Hurwla Hu... mv wom, sum I-Art cron, 3, 4, Le Cercle mooooi, 3, f, ' 4, vaoo.P,o4aoo.-4 4, Orchestra 2, 3, IRIS E. HELLEWELL 61 North Aurora Street N... ..- 4f S'i? Ce Club 3' 4' Pmsident 4V eqislctive Science Club Z, Tev- 'PAUL J Hggnon gsm.: sion 2, 3, Handbook Cum ,,,- E, '17 45 Dam Com, Hand.: A M valentine ,lm JOAN T- HILUCK M' A Q ' , ' ' I ,om L won 2. - ,G , L , ,rg Le Ccvcle Fmooo., 3, 4 chow 1 - 15, 'P-gal 194 Loqaobomo 3, 4, novo., Club 2, 3, ' Jil' G' r 'F ,, , is 4, sofmofy 3 Tottlev 3, romeo , . . gs ' 'U ispcnolo 3, 4, Honor Rc4l 4, 2, 3, , 5.2.1 M 31.4.4 off , ar'L4, vi ,Mig Shel as , 4, Assistant Librovla: 4. D - - . 4 657' I if '14 14'5,,,,-3-if , V9 1 4 . ' s . ' I 4 4 ' Pf 4: . - ' '3.ooo.o . M- 4 444 if 4 '-. J . .. - 1 it , 2:5 ., ' 1 ,, A f . - 4, -1h4joa'l -r ' 1' 4 ,O ,ww-4o'.. 4, - 4 , . G, .w f , 5 4 - K gk , V. 4.434 0- J, N' ff-3' F N 3 , ,- Q . ,L ,, A 5 , r. ,ol Q ,- '- . ' ' N ' if - I ,ii 3, 1. If..--Q, n , 4 o L ' 5, K., . DORIS RUTH HINE Ruthie Newfreld. New Vorll Lost and Found 4, Mr. Dixorfs Oiiice ,Medical OHT:e 2 ,QM W4 JOHN E. HINMAN Jack 401 Cornell Street Annum! 3, 4, Cowes, 3 4 Clevlm 4, Do, Dooesooo vo,o,o z, 3, 4. Moth cmo 4, o,o+.o,3,o 2, 3, 4, co, co,,oo,4,oo:34o, 3, 4, Pomaool Science cm, 4, romo. 1, 3, 4, Foo, ture Writev 4, Honov Ron 2, 3, 4, AIT-Side ofohomo 3, 4, Com- moofomooa commmoo 4, Empno Boyo' State 3, sauaoof Council Au. temute 4. -wo... -ff-...W ---...,,, -.,..,, f-ff-...,, f JEAN - HOFF ZH hue had :sauna Moslem V nomo oonby, New von. soaoooo cron, 2, romuo sooooono 3, GW S Z 3 4, Pvss3dent 4, Bott-onbon 3, 4, U ' ' Bowling 3, 4, VoVIeybaVI 3, 4, Hamer Roll-1. ----...,, f -4... -4... -...,, ,- .4 -Q., .4 CAIOLYN HUIBELL Carol ILD. 5 Home Economics cm, 2, 3, 4, Bowling 3. if . . 44ff,2fw,fi,,u,,f'f Qf'V DOROTHY NULL Dottie B14 :tor Street Annuul4JCl'1orus 2, D , omoho vman 3, 4, Lnyofy c 4, Poms. cox Science club 4, s oo Club 3, 4, citl , 3, 4, Homo oll . . 4 4 24. .viafigs - CARL E JANOWSKY 1 325 Non log Street ,moon Room, on 4' ,iii Y. HELEN M. JENKINS 617 West Court Street rmtrp, orprlwmn High school, vs,.l.,d.lpr... v,n,..,um,.... 3. r..,,.bl,n., cm. 4 swuanq 4, vol. un, sau 4, Hom, nan 4. MARJORIE J. JENNINGS Marlin 110 E. Falls Street Chorus 3: Volleyball 3. l l l --Q.. l RICHAID JOHNSON Sparc 501 Cuscudilla Street mg Pong 1. LAWIENCE C. JORDAN, Jl. Larry l.D. 5. Spencer loud Student Council 4, Band Z, 35 Con- grux 4, Football 2, 1, 4, Letter 3. 4, Baseball 3, Intramural Baslretf bull 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 1, 1, 4, Tennis 3. Letter 3 gi CLAYTON 0. JOLLY CIayt lll Nurtlr Tioga Street Intramural Basketball 2, 3. 4 nonenci l. Jessur ne zosv, warrme Way mme... Tilghman High sums, Puamh, Kentucky 4, Le cycle Frunzaix 4, Legmonr. 4, Honor Roll 4. IOIEIT C. JONANSON ,.hb.. l.D. I. Spencer. New York Wrestling 4, Letter 4. .... East State Street 1. chem 3, 1, Legit- wru.rAM Jones Q 'WY 317 South Titus Avenue swam Cowan Alternate 4, am, aan 1, 3, lf.4,qm,,...l Basketball 2. 3,41 awning 3. ee Trunxler. Curmllus Camillus, New Yer Hume Ecunomics 4, Honor Roll J, 4. LEONA ..L .. lr MELVIN H. KEIFFGR Mel IM Pearl Street Congress 4, Der Dautxclm Verein ILEV J KELLOGG el I me 4 VA Wim 2, 3, 4, manner 3g Much Club 4, Newxcasterx' Tnhniral sem 4, Po mam: scam. club 4, Tottler 4, wmuzr-q 1. Hauer Roll 3, 4, Nm HW Pregrom Committee 4. 5 I, . JXD . . . -2,-iff, ' Vlr5'J'5f .J lf l !' PL lly!'. l l' ' 4 ll Wfgl ,l-sf , . ft0..llr.r'x- 3.0 IETSY-JANE KING Betts 104 Cascudilla Avenue Cllorul Club 1, 3, Chem: 1, 3, Dramatic Club 4, Legislative 3, 4, vace.P,45saenf 4, omlenm 4, same Club 1, 3, Tottler 4, Ter- fulaq Espurmlo 3, 4, sense, ogy commsllee 4, Nor Qlme sm, Q Gmc. LAURA M. LAURETTI 621 Caseudillu Street Lost and Found 3. -em. -4... -4... W1-M4-m..,. ff , ff A . 7 f Grzsu.A KOSYRUI Mikie H12 North Tioga Street 4,4 club 1, 4, chorus 1, remlllq Espanola 3, 4, ,....,.....--- ....-......-..- ,........--- ,.,,.......-- SIMON LANTZY Sim 523 Suutll Albany Street Cnrlgress 4, Dramatic Club 3, 4, Basketball Z, 3, Manager 3, Letter 3, Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 4: Tennix 3, 4, Letter 3. ....,.....-- ROBERT M. LEARY Bob Mi nel 9 325 North Albany Street Annual lzep,m,.lqme 4, some l, z, 3, congress 3, 4, mem., club l, swlce club l, 1, rome, Repre- mmme 4, Cheerleaders 3, 4, Baseball 4, lnl..1,,..,ml Basketball l, 4, Bowling 1, 1, 4, cqpmzn 1, 3, 4, Volleyball 4, caplaan 4, Senior Dance Commitiee 4, Tcttler 4 Bowlln 2 PRESCOTT J. LIDDELL 9 115 Schuyler Place .........- IETSY JANE LEE lett l'l.D. 4. Danby lead r,.,,.,le,, Manchester High sglml. Mml-me., cW.e.fac..e 4, sum. bull 4, speealwll 4, solnwll 4, sqndmanlgn 4, Bowling 4, Volley- ball 4, Ame., 4, Ping Pong 4, Tennis 4, L1 cll,a,4,Mll,clb4, slazlfl Cllllb z, a, 4, gnwlirxg a, 4, Glffmglf- '-'SSECK SARAH Loxzaaom Tl M Scholunmp 507 West Seneca Street 9 use nn s4.,.4.,.l council Al4.,,,f.Q. a, or. :lrexlra z, a, 4, A-crm, 1, l-lm, Rall 3, snag, cum smermy 4, mm: 1. Lovmss -'uw no my Sin! Band 2, 3, 4, HELEN M. MALTI all Mllchell sum Sludent Council 3, 4, Annual 3, 4, eaaln,.ln.clllnl 4, anna l, calm Gnnfa 4, La cnlnln nnnn.-.ln 2, 3, cnnvnl Club 4, Chorui 4, Lnqanln. tive 3, 4, omnnlnn 2, 3, 4, cn. Cancerimelxisl 1, 4, vnlllannl Stience Club 3, Secreinry 3, vln. Prexiden! 3, snannn. Club 2, 3, Tcntler 3, 4, Honor ann 2, 3, En.. pal. Girh' sane. 3, Speaks' ol ll.. Hnln. cl n.,.,...nQnls... 3, All- sm. om-nnlln 3, 4, cnnwl. n..s.l., 4, vsn..mnlannl ol lr.. Senior clnn, 4, wn. Siumpx 2, 3, 4, Junlov una cm. 3, 4, Senior Ring Commitlne 4, Scholarship cnnnnlnn. anllnn 2, 3. 9 ,- iq W-, v -1 Vx L l ,pl l ......- MURIII. I. MAC LIAN IU, Fulk!! Skid ' otklsr 4, lcwling 3, 4, Vullty- ull 4: Service Board Chairman 3. '- .Z 4 F T i -.w.,,,M -- A - - 1133.5 ,f , ,.'77 :, 3, 3 X df, g 'X A 3 .3 FS 'S s. slnculn MANN luddy 532 Wu! Green Strut C,,,,,,, ,I ,I 4, G, C, B 2' 3, 4: Mullin J. MANN lnlrcmuwl anllnlblnl 2,u3, 4, SH 532 Wm G-un sum Dem-ll? 'Muon mn. 4 Volleyball 2, 3, 4. Track 4: Vollsyball 4g Opcrdors Club 2. ' ,J .M', 452 ROGER A. MARION Rug R.D. 4 F, F. A. 1, 3, 4, Anistani Trsaxuror 2, lfnnnlnnl 3, Pruidcnt 4, onnr. chu' Club 1. 3. -s.,N -L.. - .' -Q., JH fffflff' GORDON Y. MARTIN loam lIl 205 Sctlrll Stn! Chorus 4: Cangrou 4: Dramulic Club 3: Fodbull I, 2, 3, 45 Truck 2, 3, 4, Intramural Basluiball 2: Tha Bai. M. IARIARA MARTIN Mart 'IDI les! Sante Slut! Trandm Dryden Hi h School, Dry- den, New York 45 Clllslux 47 lille kaoria 4, Lagixlutive 45 Orchnha 47 Honor Roll 4, ' W' ' 1 l ...-. t I , R lk . X.. , , K Xa K PITIR J. MASSICCI mn 406 Esty sum lnelnlnnml Baxluibqll 2, Valley. ball Z. .l fl- IOIEIT L. MC ALLESTER lab Coddington Road T..-.ncfcn H...nh...g High School, Hamburg, New York 3: Mulh Club 4, cop and econ cnininiricc 4. Anseurn A. Mc ALLISTER Ann 115 Eddy srrccr chmr Club 1, 3, 4, Choi... 1. s, 4, Honor ann 3, L.....c. r3.y..nr schcrn.. chip Aword 3. , ' w ,, 'Lf' ' I . 3 ,li if I v J ,1r' .c . , Nl j f 4 ' ' l Xl - W L . . i, . - 11.1 , r 1 l L fl 'rv . MARY L. MC CANN 407 College Avenue DANIEL MC CRACKEN Dun 114 Summit Avenue Transler: Ellensburg Senior High School, Ellensburg,Wasl1inglon 4: Literary Club 4, Malls Club 4, Presi- dank 4, Science Club 4: Terlulio Espanola 4, Honor Roll 4, OLGA M. MICHAEL 417 Clsccdillc Street Clrorux Z, 3. DONALD T. MC GIAW Donnie 220 Wes! Lincoln Street Sludenl Council 4, Vice-Frexidenl 4, Annual Rcpmcnrorirc 1, Chorus 2, 3, 4, ccnqrccc 3, 4, sc.gcc.nr.M- Arms 4: Dramclic Club 2, 3, 4. Presldenl 3: Glen Club 2, 3, 4i muc. 4, spam wrirci 4, rcirurin Espanola 4: Baslcekball 2, 3, 4, Leller 3, 4:Baseball1, 3, 4, LeNer 2, 3, 4, Co-Cuplcin 4, Secilanal Championship 2, Clubs Commillee Clriormcn 4: Senior Ring Commlllee 4: ML and Mu. Narlhf' LEMUEL E. MOCK Lem Coddlnqton loud JOHN I. MC INTYIE ..Juk.. UMM.. 127 Linden Avenue Chorus 2, 3, 4: Congress 3, 4. Speaker 4: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Baslxelball Z, 3, 4, Vorsily 41Talller 4, Sporlx Writer 4: Tertulio Espan- ola 4: Honor Roll 3, Baseball 2, 3, 4, vc-.wily 3, 4, Senior Home Roc... Treasurer 4. ......'- 1 v0 uossrn G. Mc cuurnzv -'sp..4'- n.n. 4 Annual Puhmir, Mnnngc. 4, Con- g.c.. 3, 4, Ncw.cn.rc..' Stoll and Sound Syslem Technician z, 3, 4, Tonic, Fcnruic wmc. 4, Truck 3, Wreslling r, 3, Fencing r, 3. DONALD R. MC MILLEN noon.. Sluterville Springs, New York F. F. A. I, Z: Honor Roll 3. CLARENCE G. MOORE 610 Saud: Albany Street Band Z, 3, 4. ...- IOYALL T. MOORE l.D. Z Der Deuische Vereln Z, 3, 41 Liler. ary Club 3, 4: Malh Club 4, Science Club 2. 3. 4. .1 ,a ,4- .1- ,- .A ,- ,- 4 ,- .4 .1 a ...Q 's-+,,,, Www..- '--C, -,,. Football 1, 4, Truck 3, r,,r,,.,,..,,,,r Barlrnlball 1, 3, 4, Volleyball 2, d lU'4 '4wvrd 1- anna r 1 3 4 Corrgressl 4 owner.. vmln 1, 4, Secretary Drarvratiz Club 1, 3, Publicity Mun. eq., 4, Vice-Presiderrk 4, Literary club J, 4, Presidenl 4, Mm. Club 4, Noon l-ro... C.-mmm.. 3, 4, wr., slump neprmnrurar. 1, Slaqe Manager Tir, Bal , Honor Roll r Y fl . 'N I ,, 1 . V : w ,H ' - ' k , J, xi' f ' . , ,f rf' f T 1, ,ff l X MARY T. Alrmarr r, sand. 4, Clrarux 4, ommarr, 4, Valleyball 1, amrqwr cmmrrr.. 4. -....., 1 4 A ,,, I - Q X Cl.. GEORGE C. NICHOLAS lavish IM Allan Shu! rocrrmlr 1, 4. Len., 4, ac,.l..rl,.,rl 1, 1, 4, r,.r,.,,...,,.,r Baslrolball r, 4, w,..4lr,.9 1, 4, lm., 4, vorr.yr,,,rr 1, Nummrr 1, Baseball 3, 4. --,ar urn-1 '-f-...., -+8 IOIEIT M. NELSON Nellie are rurrrm kwa Chorus 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 3, 4, Secretary 1, President 4, Football 1, 3, 4, Letlsr 3, 4. Ni... - ' i, . . . 1? kr EQ 1 ' A iiffzi JOSEPH C. NICHOLAS Jac 104 Allin Stud c.,..,,.,. 4, s.,,r,. Club 4. ywJl'Z-A HV A-ACL C05 'A' 'H-J9- 'L . 74-ap ,f ......--- ,I ,....,..- I, 2, 3, 4, Corrgresx 4, Glee 4, Baseball Manager Burlrelbull 2, 3, 4, 3, 4: Vollaybull Numeral 3, Honor Rall I, Z, Award 3, Nat Quite 2, 3, .......-.- A. MUZIY l.D. 4 Sfuderrl Council 2, Alhrrrrah 4, crrmr 1, Legixlalin 4, mem., Club 4, Tattler Rtpreianfutive 3, urler 5 Bowling Z: Herrar 3. Re R J T iff Q W 1' Q Z ...NM-M ......... Z -Q-..,,N , Z s...,-. -Q---.. -.... MARY ALICE NEWHALL Mugs Claudia 134 Valley loud Annual 4, Band, Color Guard 4, Clrarul Club 4, Chorus 4, Legislative 4. Newxccxlerx' Stuff 3, 4, Orchex' tru Z, 3, 4, Pvesideni 4: Honor Roll 3, 4, All-Slaie Orzlrexlru 4: War Stamp Reprexeniaiiva and Carrie, ......-1 HELEN L. NIILOCK ll? West Clinton Strut etbnll 1, 3, Sollball 2, 3, Bud- mirrQon 1, rsowla..,, capmrrr 1, 1, 4, Vo yball 1. J. Bark 1, Senior sqnquel Cnmmittee 4, ' Ttll1,3,Ttl'E r4, 124K ff vT,..iri.,r,r.,l If U ' 'pm X- Z C Q29 .f , K' 'fi 1 ' ,Mt , 1 , :X .L' .-..,, -.. +C --.iq wr, 3, remix., on.,-r r4,,,,,,. ru. 1, 4 Basket- ball 4, Honor 4: Senior IIEIIE OIEILING Z ru sqm awry sum Le Cercle Francaix 3, 4, Political Science Club 3, President 3, Honor. ary Prexidanl 4, Scinncn F2 4. I . ,. Edm- -4-4-........, Ixlwlrevu Avenue ,..,..,.,..-- L , ,ff 2, 4. rim. I, n . JEAN oss.: L U Yemin Eco- Twinie IM Treva Avenue ' ' ' If 1,-1 Mclnbz 4'Cl1orus1 3 4- Def P 4 . sn I ' '- .' ' ' , -'AMES QPN I MARILYN Lusk f fl fm' Q 1' 'f .1 Esxzzlz,L::1?.5'5'.T'z::.E:o MM- wa-Mm' 1-14 J-Y J, ' ll, ' e soma com-:nee 3. Aff Club 3: Band 2, 3. e.A nw. 4g Sc nce club J,-I i J, 1. 0, I , Wu... a,4,vu01 4. , 1 J 1 J ,, I J I 1 ' ,' , , l 4, 1.4, ' B , f ' . I . , . i 1 ' 1 A., - ' . ff ll Meadow Sheet Annual n.p.eSef.msve nf sam: sew 4, MAIY ANN PARISH Map 409 Heder Street Avi Club 1, 3: Taiilel 2: Teriuliu Espanola s, 4. sump Repmem. live af Annual nepfmneqezve 41 Red Cross IQ Lexi and Found 3. Spencer. Ng Seneca Shut lr 1 ..,.., X J .rfw JP' 0' ,ff .J Q ,evawvfesadenl 2, Pr 'K . 1? lf' '54 o0JJl 4 lf' 'nj ' fb Q' Z4 - xl - 4, 1 S N C sk 'VJ A 4 IV I 4 ' PM' VOCCL L4 .' VAVTAQ Wir'-L l GH A 4' ' . 5, . - f qjz ., RICHARD H. P OLE lame ' 01 Suu 5 1 C 'I 3, M .'...,..ff3f'n.., luron: Slreei horns 2. 3, n e Club 3, 4. ndeni 4: Glee Club 3, 4, Vice-Pvesideni 4: Buslcei- ball Z, 3, 4, Leiter 3, 4: Axsernbly Commiihe 47 Tl1e Boing Mr, ond Mrs, No1th : Glee Club Music Scholarship 3: The Po! Boiler . GARDINEI W. POWELL '!efico 201 Oak Hill Road ha Z. Sfnaugl Nominuiing Cwmmltleef - .4 D JEAN M' , f ' ' , Anclubz , ' . Legmlqm l.D. 3 .ff Z 47,3 fr' WWW Aff 1' ?T'?'fhF u My J q'9 .. V . ff . v t . .f UA!! Oy! A Jidykx 'ss I si ! I I 'S M-.5 ,is Hnnu nun Harb . 7 ' c ' s ' uulun .rom nolmsou Sludfnt Can-wil 1: Der Deumhe '-Mlm,-' 395 mm, lgqQ V 3' '9 2' V 1' :nom z, af Der owmh. vmsn 3, ann loans sm.,-I, J loo, 4, Tuexuror 4: Servics Club 3: Fully 102 Gllu Slut! ' cddinggn had Scienn Club 3: Tahlor 3, 4, Fan- I gm, VWQ4. Siudlrd Cuuneul Alhmah Z: Drum i Mnloreiie Z, 3, 4: Honor Roll 2, 3. 1 N...o-g 5.5- 'sgsx Q QQ- . C . x - r ff' QLKNNK1- . N, xg: . X 0 Nmkxf-1 . V t 14. f 1 X lr fr I . I 1 V1 I as unv L. nosuu Q xv 3!7 Fin! Shit! crm... z, 1. mmcss I. rwusn 'www' no Luna... Av Annual Roprneniakiva I. WILLIAM L RUMSEV lIlI Chorus! 2 3 4 II , Ax Sludenl Council 25 C r leaders 3, 4, L Ne: own cnmwlzlze 41 ' V ,y ' ,fy I rl-' ell' L DOROTHY JEAN SHERWOOD DoKie Caddingtnn Road Choral Club 3, 45 Chorus 2, 3, 4: Lilercry Club 3: Honor Rall 1. SAL 313 V l I ,, I-I I Inf rrwral Key 3 Ithaca load .1- Street MILDRED I. SIMONS U Millie IZI Casurdilln Avenue 4 Taillerh swan., 4, Roll , , . ' m. Z 3 Ca Chairman Com :Hee 4: Dramatic Club scum.: sem z J PH A. Sl-ATTEIY .Jw 217 rmpm sum Siude l Couq? Allngnols 1: Con- f 17 jynlxlilb llnlg 'Q 3,-1' MJ 'N Lyra i ... f W I r ' w L 1 P, ll ,M J 1-f f EDITH JOYCE SMITH Edie Jacksonville. New Yerll Chorus I, 2, 3, 4: Bowling 4: Archery 4, Hume Economics Club 4. PHOEIE A. SMITH Ill Eos! Lincoln Shed Annual 4: Chorux 2, 3, 4: Dramatic Club 37 Talllar 4: Baskelball 2, 3: Saltball 2. 3: Bowling 2, 3, 4: Volleyball 1, 31 Archery 21 tha rm, Axsixlani amnm Mumw. Usher, ,- ,- 4 .4 ,- ..-.... s llCH1lD F. sulfn AY, U '3 iq l'l0Dck1wsn Annu: s.o3?lW,4. i x X, Ya J X 1 7 DOROTHY SNEDDEN DONE 401 Savill Aurora Strut Aman aepm.,.e.,m. 3, rum., Reprexeniokiva 4, Drum Malovekto 2, Chou.-:I Club 2, 3, M Chnvux 2, 3, 4, Mm am.-Q Muni: Scholarship 3. -Si N- s....i NANCY LEE SPENCEI Nan 106 Auburn Shui r.,e..lso npmlq 4. ENIO J. SPADOLINI 3 spam :ol Monroe sum Chews 2, 3, 4, Glu Club 4. MARIAH SPOTT spas, f 311 nom nm... sum ' -Q, '--+,- -Q. +-...N --. Q. -. -. -4 -5, 5, 1 . 614k ,1,fl'J, ROIEIT I. SNEDDEN lab 401 Souih Auron! Sill!! S HELEN JAN! SN Hmm 505 C S Annual 4 u 3, I:-.g 2, 4, Co-Chun Qu mmiQhl 4, School St 4, Holl 4. EDWARD F. SPEDDING Curly 313 Dry Strut none M. srlncn 11s Auburn sum chef... 1, 3, 4, spam cm, 1, 3, 4, r.n..nq efpfmla 1, 3, Basketball 1, 3, 4, solemn 1, 3, 4, awning 1. 3, 4, Volluyball 1, 3, 4, Mn..-,y 1. 3, 4, mg Pong 3. A Le cms. rm.-wi. 3, cm., , 3, 4.k 'X1jC S'.:g! L 5,Q':Q'mfm,, Mus, nnggzvvi. snll . - . ' f 9 smm ssc. ny 532 wm calm- sum ZA. 1, cm- G4 ' W 4' D.. n...e.d.. v...a.. 3, 4, nm. ' ' M5 2-wfbH ff F0 1Ef,3'4'N non 1, 3. Q 'N , el , , ' UW' , km ,Norzszi cfs 4. ' L7 , 3 ' , f C wif R CL' f, 'Q , Q YK- . J! , X 3! , U ,WF J. nlcl-uuzn STRAITE nm Newilld, New vm mnslu, Binghamton Carmel, sang. humtcn, New Ygfk 2, Foclbnll 1, 2, 4, Volleyball z, Tumbling club 2, l,,l,qm.,ml amuelball z, Wrestling 4. HELEN SUPEK Shorty RD. 5 WILLIAM J. THOMPSON Willie ILD. I, lreoktandale. New York HENRY C. THOINE. JR. Html 603 Norih Tioga Sir!!! Band 2, 3, 4, Ls Circle Francais 2, 3, 4, Math Club 3, 4, Vizs-Presiden! 4, Orchestra 3, 4, Science Club 4, Honor Roll z, 3, 4, srl-olmhap Commendalion 2, 3, All-Sich Band 4. 6 - ,, I IOIIIT C. TNOIPI ...aqua 311 Wnt Sansa Shui Sludonk Cnuncil I: land I,1, 3. 4? Inlramural Barlralball I, 4, Wrox- rnng 1, swung I, 2, 3, 4. -ii s RUTH ANN TOM! Ischia Ill East Fdl Shout Alt Club 2, Chorus 2, 3, 47 Archery lg Snniar Banqua! Commiiho 4. -sis LVL! A. TIOWIIIDGI 519 South Albury Struf Tfmvuf rum,-.b..., cmral, rw. manrbuvq. Nw vm 2, Honor Roll 4. 'M -Q., '--5. L, -Q., ELEANOI PATRICIA TIOY lroolrIyn 311 Wad Court Shut Lo Carzlc Francai13:Sporh Club 4: Baxlutbull 2, 3, 4, Solthall 1, 3, 4: scams,-ron 2, 3, 4, awning 2, Volluyball z. 1, 4, Am-.fy 2, 3, 4, ing Pong 2, 3, 4: Glider Club 1, 3. r-nucrs G. rnsmuv 114 Dey some chem 2, 3, 4, ummm Club 4, Home smomzf. 3, 4, va...rma- am 4, swan, 1, 4, vonlqbqll 2. I I I I DONALD I. VAN DEIMARI V 310 South Cara Strut Band 2, 3, 4: Congress 3: Dramalic Club 4, Orclrulra 4, Tumbling Club lf Foolbull 2, 3, 4, Lnlhr 1, 3, 4, Co-Cuplain 4, Banlmotball 1, 2, 3, 4, liter 3, 4: Intramural Buxlufball ' Saliball I, Badmlniun I1 Wru- rng I, Valli lmll l, 1, Tlnnis I, Track 3: Banlall 1, 3, 4, LUN!! S, 'd 3,4, , . 1 . ly- . ' 4 , L 4 , . rf ' 5 s. 5-5 5-. '--... YIOLA A. YINCINT YItllI billy ltd Tronslu: Sl. Agnu Academy, Col- laql Pnlni, Nav York 1, Sllrlor Day COIIIHIINII 4. oiwun vor.rrcel.u cushy-' no nm sum Foolball 2, nun u, 1, z, u..rf.m..,q: s..,mbnzl I, 1, 3. Joma WALLACE N10 NUM Clrvw SH-lf 'Eval' 3:31 sem: Inlramural Baslulball 3. Hom. Ewnomu 3 4 A ...... ..........1 1...- RICHARD N. WASHIURN Dick Forest Home Mailx Club 4, Science Club Z, 3, 4, Glider Club 2, 3, Honor Roll Z, 3, 4, Literary club 4. DANIEL J. WEBER Danny Rosemary Larre Annual Represenfotive 4, Intro. mural Baslrelball 2, 3, 4, Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4, swarm, 4, Golf 3, 4, Letter 3. , K , wif? 'fb JUNE WESTERVELT ForesQ Home Sludeni Council 1, 4, Choral Club Z, 3, 4: Chorus 2, 3, 4, Legislame 3, 4, male, 3, 4, Bowling 2, 3, 4. Stamp Committee 2: Noon Hour Commliiee 4, Senior Dance Com- miilee 4, Mr. and Mrs. Norllrn Usher. J GEORGE E. WHIPPLE Edgecomb 309 Ufica Siren Band I, Chorus I, Orclrexlra I, ELIZABETH WILCOX , Football 4, Manager 4, Lekler 4, lehy ZOB Si A n Intramural Bcrskeiball l, 2, 3, 4, Annual Repmn u , Volleyball l, 2, 3, 4. De more verein e if Club 25 Totltler Represenka I , ' v 1 , . 1 l i 3 . l ' 3 - ' ' ,- . l. , 1 Q . fl ' ,' ' I X. .- ..J Y 1 .r . r V. I l I : L , A ' l 1 . . , . . 4 , l N r ' ' 5 V N - Q , ' .. , X I . I X r X 4 4 C P 1 I 'l ' - Q 1 l 4 l LELAND G. WILKINSON Wilkie 1015 Nsrfll Cayuga Streel Baseball l, 2, lnlramural Baslreiball 2, Volleyball l, 2. 4 ELEANORE J. ' LLIAMS I .- . E..Jl 3 3 Columbia Shed N' Q M club 3, Le Circle Frames 3, 4, N A Choral Club 2, 354, Ch nr, 2, 3, 4, Literary Club 4, rum lslbpfene 3, 4, vang P.n,3,s.nrb. XM. bm. ' 4, rumbling club 4, abxgglberg, xnlinee 4. yr X J X . ' 'Y 4 , 3 o TQ C -1 . ' , Q xy, . Q, N . - 'X X C E 'L r . , EDITH A. WILLMAN Edie R.D. 2. Dryden Road Extension slrraenl cor.,-cal 4, Annual Repre- senlative 3, Bond, Color Guard 4,- Clroral Club 3, 4, Chorus 1, 3, 4, Service Club 3, Science Club 2, 3, 4, Secretory 3, vi:-3.Pmidenr 4, N Totkler 2, 3, 4, An sane, 4, slump Salesman 2, 3, 4, Volleyball Z, 3, Senior Dance Committee 4: Le Cercle Franzais 4. ...- -....., WALTEI S. WOOLF IZ1 Coiherlrrc Sheet FoolbolI1,3, Baseball 2, 3, Inha- murul Burlurtball 2, 41 Wrulllng 4, vulleybull 1, 1, 4, Ping Pong 1, a. VELMA WIAY North Triphurnrner Road Tranxler: Grinnell High School, PATRICIA I WIISLEY ff . Z, .f' ff G.i,,.r, rw. 4. .. ,. Q 39:11, J- vw' JOAN T. VENGO Jonah 311 'ml PIG! Student Council I, Choral Club 3, 4. Chorur I, 2, 3, 4. JOSIYH IAYASKI Jon 255 Floral Avenue Foolbull 2, 3, Loller 1, 31 Baseball Z. 3. Lelhr 2, 3: lntrcmu1olBnskeL bell I, Z, J, Wrullirrg 3. Numeralr. -.. -.. P0111 R.D, 4 Chorus 3, 4, LD. 3 lnlramurul Basketball 3, Wres- rlang 4. 1' EAII. M. ZION II! Trove Averrll vn.r.9mph.. lm ll.. Aman .na Talllnr 2, 3. 4: Science Club 1. rrrrooou musnro Joan rouz Wll-l-AlDhJ- lull-ESON , 317 Llrrn sum lurk! Sli WH' hm' WM Tumbling club I, amber: 1, a, M' - ' ' ' mrbqrn z, 1, aqrmbrrrr z, 1. Irma J, Wrufliw 3- rucrrnn r. rrovn uuunrce nons Lawns sorouou merr'- 215 lug Stud Chorus 2. 3: Tumbling Club 3: Fool- ball 1, 1, 4: lallrdbell 1, 3, 4? Truck 1, 3, 45 lnlrrrmurul Hnrlretball 2, 3. 4: Wrnlling 2. 3: Volleyball 1. 3, O, IM hmlllu Shad f 4f?'Plw-Z, fl X, DONALD CAPOZZI ...N-.. 207 North Genus Shoot Football 2, 3, 4, Ce Quin 4, larlrd- bnll 1. 3, 4, Wrutnng 3, 4, Lottrr 4. ,IZ Vlad Shi Shad Tranrler: Elmer L. Myers High Scheel, Willruberrc. Ponnlyl- vcniu 3. W. 'lf i fin, 44 ,pw rw 'iff ,MQ X ny r, www ji-tfffitax VETERANS' HOME ROGM With tht- rr-turn of tht- largr- nuxnlx-r of our vt-tr-rnns this your, il nr-w horns- room has he-r-n addr-d, undvr thr- dirr-r'tion of Mr. Arthur filflgilll. ' Not only lurvr- thr- vc-ts nmdr- ri func- rr-cord for tht-rnsvlvcs in their school work but 'ilso tht-y 'irc' to br con ratu- f , - - ' sz lntr-d un thr-ir rxrtivr- participation in school sports. In addition to thr-sv r-xr:-llr-nt atihir-vc-nit-nts, thr- vr-tcrans havt- Coop:-mu-d and givvn gr-nc-rously to all our school drivr-s. In closing, wr- should likr- thr' vc-ts to know that wr- arc' proud of tht- job tht-y did in thc :trmcd forte-s, and that wr- nrt- glad to hzivt- thc-rn with us this yt-nr. Bellisario, Theodore Jones, William Nicholas, Joseph Rustyalr, Stephen Syphax, Julia-r Boda, Robert Layton, Floyd O'Daniels, Viola Schiclcel, Hubert Tuylofl Fmnklgn Bruce, Robert Jr. Lent, Ralph Olin, James Snyder, Howard Tlembley' Arthur Buellj Roger Lloyd, Al Ozmun, Jaclr Solomon, l.eWiS Trowbridge Lyle Burleson, Willard Malislti, Leon Potter, Edward Spedding, Edwmd vol hem 6 Id C0P0l1l. D0 0ld Moore, Richard Protts, Maurice Shelf' Edwmd W lil :I hsvc 0 Cardonio, Rinaldo Musto, Jack Rilrer, Herbert Swayzel Ivan fl ace' O n Cl'U Yf John Newhart, Lawrence Rose, Allred W'ns.ton' Eu9e ' Colongeli, Nicholas s Kf- 'f WYll'ef G0'd0f' Coughlin, William i-5, ,K J . Crombie, Donald 'nllbi Ny Ill QW 6 00 .3 Dart, William Q ' x S -QV Q U ' i? . Dawson, Gerald S jj' 2 gffgi- s O2 S 5 Z Dougherty, John 3 -'L' 2 'W if 9 -5 ' ,, 4. - Q 4 Q if .V ' emi, Lloyd Z 5 V , 50. -4' o : , , Everts, William E 22? 'haf 1 2 Fauls, Leo 3' I I' I Ferris, Leonard X ' I A 3 Fiore, Dominic J'-f 7 Greene, Daniel l X Hover, Richard X! Janowsky, Carl 1-1, s rt -- -H f Jansen, Lewis -is-,-J, L, W, , V 1 +?.,... 4 'Y 'H Jolly, Clayton Ei-WIWEY 5 1 Y r BWI' ' i1.V 'fig' A Aqqxilgj' ' ell? Oilicers: President, James Gibbs Jr., Vice-President, Doris Mayo: Secretary, Helen Lyman: Treasurer, Justine Finneran. Committee Heads, left to right: Miriam Barkdoll, Tam Bradfield, Katherine Woodbury, James Gibbs, Jeanne Alter, Alison Bliss, Mr. Timmel. , This year the junior class put its best foot forward by organizing for the first time in twenty-three years. After election of otiicers in December, they began the second term with a round of activities. They bought a school flag and accessories and established six annual awards for juniors. They produced a junior Day Assembly patterned after the traditional senior counterpart. Feet flew not only forward, but in all directions at a prom, the year's highlight, which benefited the newly formed Youth Bureau. The juniors and their capable advisor, Mr. Timmel, look back on an enjoy- able experience, which they hope will make a more outstanding senior class next year. Steering Committee Jim Gibbs, Chairman Jeanne Alter Miriam Borkdoll Alison Bliss Richdrd Bliss Tam Bradtield Marianne Conley Rosalie Fauls Justine Finneran Pat Lang Helen Lyman Doris Mayo Mary Pollonari Joanne Read Roselyn Vredenburg Katherine Woodbury Pin and Ring Committee Tam Bradfield, Chairman Bettie Buell Arlene Crispell Ed Czerminski Bob Green Dawn Grove Phoebe Vandervort Publicity Committee Miriam Barkdoll, Chairman Jim Jones Kendall King Jean Ribble Betty Showacre Flag and Scholarship Committee Katherine Woodbury, Chairman Nancy Baldwin John Benson Paul Herman Ann Massey Franklyn Murdock Gloria Schanze Junior Day Assembly Committee Jeanne Alter, Chairman ' Nancy Dillenbeek Ginny Gee Juanita Miller Aldies Olalson Joe Rustyak David Shepard Dick Shirey Prom Committee Alison Bliss, Chairman Bob Baldwin Carl Barnes Lois Besemer Paul Blanchard David Brew Betty Brown Margaret Clark Cecilia Cox Bev Crawford Mary Lee Davis Frances Dooley Richard Dye Barbara Erdman Whiting Ferris Charleen Frederick Jeanne Goodspeod Down Hallam Ken Hanks Ray Hott Pat Laucht Mary Lou Lockwood Marian Lotz Henry Lyon Carol McCormick lly Paetow Jane Robinson Kay Ryan Louis Sacchi Suzanne Siegfried Margaret Spencer Pat Sullivan ' Carmen Thomas Beverly Thorpe Dave Wilton I XS ij!! x ' ' wx.. . - s n , e 5 -gn ' I 'ff - gf 1. -TBI ,L sn' -. if TT? 3 anis . 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Oicers, leit to right: Finneran THE JU Abrams, Alena Addy, Ronald Allen, Walter Arsenault, David Aubrey, Mary Baker, Bruce Baldwin, Nancy Baldwin, Robert Barber, Kenneth Barkdoll, Miriam Barnes, Carl Bartholl, Betty Bartlett, Lois Benson, John Besemer, Lois Bishop, James Blanchard, Paul Bliss, Alison Bliss, Richard Boda, Ramona Bond, Katherine Bordonet, Lois Bowen, Fred Bradtield, Tam Brew, David Brown, Betty Bruster, Virginia Buell, Bettie Campbell, Diane Chapman, Jacqueline Ciaschi, Rose Clark, Margaret Collins, Donald Conley, Marianne Cook, Joline Cox, Cecilia Crawlord,Beverly Crispell, Arlene Culver, Marlea Cunningham, Clyde Czerminski, Edward Dakin, Ellen Darling, Bruce Davis, Jean Davis, Marylee Dean, Doris DeLibero, Rose Dillenbeck, Nancy Dooley, Francis Dye, Richard Erdman, Barbara Fouls, Rosalie Ferris, Whiting Finneran, Justine Fish, Gertrude Floros, Connie Fox, Charlotte Franklin, Myrtle Frederick, Charleen Garrett, Max Gee, Virginia Gibbs, James Goodspeed, Jeanne Gray, Richard Green, Robert Grove, Dawn Hallam, Dawn Hankinson, Walter Hanks, Kenneth Hart, Beverly Hott, Raymond Hovanus, Mildred Herman, Paul Hickey, Leo Hill, Jean Hotelling, Eunice Howard, Rosemary Huff, Arlton lrving, Lloyd Jenks, Jeanette Johnson, Henry Jones, James Keilter King Koui, Edwin Rupka, Ruth LaBar, Donald Lang, Patricia Larkin, Jean Laucht, Patricia Leonard, Thomas Lewis, Murray Lippincott, Patricia Lis, Clara Llop, Carmen Lockwood, Mary Lou Lott, Marian Loughridge, Harry Lucenti, Rocco Lutke, Rae ' Lyman, Helen Lynch, June Lyon, Henry MacAlarney, Patricia Macera, Mary Massey, Ann Mayo, Doris Mazza, Joseph McCormick, Carol McMillen, Thomas Mearion, Virginia Meeker, Jean Miller, Gladys Miller, Juanita Miller, Marjorie Mineah, Helen Murdock, Franklin Muzzy, Gloria Newhart, Gloria Nobles, Lois Olafson, Aldies 47 Olselfski, Frank Oltz, Douglas Paetow, lly Parlett, Doris Pashley, Sara Pendleton, Everett Perry, David Petricola, Emma Piatt, Bernetta Pierce, Charles Pirko, Carl Pollock, Joan Pollonari, Mary Porter, Nancy Pyle, Marjorie Qualtiere, Valentine Randolph, Rane Raymond, Beverly Read, Joanne Reilly, Francis Ribble, Jean Rickard, Janice Riihinen, Laura Robinson, Jane Rocco, Dolores Root, Phyllis Rude, Winifred Rusltyak, Joseph Ryan, Kathleen Sacchi, Louis Schanze, Gloria Schubert, Thomas Schutt, Betty Seely, Georgene Shepard, David Shirey, Richard Showacre, Elizabeth Sickmon, Barbara Siegfried, Suzanne Smith, Anita Smith, Gloria Smith, Herrick Smith, Jesse Soyring, Robert Spencer, Margaret Steiger, Rachel Stephan, Walter Stevl Roland Stone, Richard Sullivan, Patricia Syphax, Jessie Tarr, William Terry, David Thomas, Arthur Thomas, Carmen Thorpe, Beverly Thorpe, Nanette Tottey, George Tudi, Louis Tullar, Richard Tyler, lna Updiks, Frances Vandervort, Phoebe Vanostrand, Marleha Vosteno, Lucy Vredenburg, Barbara Vredenburg, Roselyn Walrath, Helen Ward, Donald Webster, Lin Whaples, Donald White, Joyce White, Robert Whitted, Carlton Wilkins, Harvey Wilton, David Wingate, Barbara Woodbury, Katherine Woods, Frances M wi, 1-sem 4'-Q. ,J N-.,,, V 'Ui S , as as Aw X7 . W W N43 X 5 F1 .. Q ,M X Q ,Q Q iii? -:,,' aqui in 2 A W is ,K ap m 1..,, A M it f + Q 4 - ,f , .af gif, A33 59,1 5 in 511553 ' wr , S ., y V 4:4 X 1, ' at w ig -Q 1 ? 5 5 27 Y. K M I 4 1 , u M 5 'W Hg Aww .- QA' ' I gig le-aff ..LL.... or u STUDENT CCDUNCIL Oficers: President, Bob Burnsg Vice-President, Don McGrawf Secretary, Helen Mineahf Treasurer, Rita Schneider. Advisor: Mr. York. Members: I0 I-Barbara Brown I33-Bill Rumsey 2 I 2-David Wilton 234-Margaret Polson --Jack Osmun Edith Willman 2 I4-Michael Barra 3 I0-Milton Rumsey -Roll Dycs -Barbara Erdmon 223--America Cappucci 320-Patricia Sprague -Lynne Flack -Bob Green 224-Gordon Dennis 32 I-Bob Weislcerger -Lawrence Jordan Doris Mayo 230-Jack Giannone 334-Tom Barnard -John Benson Aldies Olafson 232-Gerry Jones 340-Louis Lucidi -Dick Poole Gloria Smith 233--Bob McKaig 346-Bill Waters We all nc-cd 'LSonu-onr to watch over us, and who could do this bf-ttor than our able Student Council? During thi- yt-ar it not only kcpt us on tho score, but also added a fow special notcs now and thvnz namely, the Rod Cross, the Community Chcst, and thc- March of Dimvs Drives. No ont' can forget hearing that jingle of monvy over thc- sound systcm. It also conducted a drive to raise funds for Mrs. Pcarsall's Southern Mountain School. Studs-nt Council tric-d to stir up school spirit, and to allow the student body to share thc responsibilities of school govcrnmont. .f fiiil. 1 1 xo QT 1 K N: 5- ' l it , lp 0. gs D kgjdl. 5 n i 4 .. .vt tx , 'x ' n nm... V Q, .,. , ............,.... S ,-. , .,.....,.. Q .. nu ' ' ' , ,.-- ' ' ,. ' -l El I x l 4 1 svn -HF' huivlni' ' f A p Y-in ' 1- 2 r f1fl V 'Q' 1' , - r ' ' 1 , 4 ' - 3 ' 1 W r i i Q A E f f WT' J ' f' 1 . u - Q 1' f . f ' ANNUAL Officers: General Manager, Roll Dyceg Editor-in-Chief, Helen Moltip Business Manager, Donald Lynn, Head Photographer, Earl Zion. Advisors: General Adviso, Mrs. Campbell: Art Advisor, Mr. A. Smith. ASSlSfUllfS to the Editor: Barbara Brown, Marie deKiewiet, Leonard Fernow, Jeanne Fleury, James Gibbs, Sally Gilift, Jack Hinman, Robert McCartney, Helen Mineah, Mary Alice Newhall, Janice Rickard, Kathleen Ryan, Jane Solan', John Stevens. Adveriising Assistants: Bob Cornell, Sue Crocker, Therese Geherin, Dawn Grove, Paul Herman, Dorothy Hull, Bill Rumsey. Ar! Staff: Ruth'Hamilton, Editor, Mead Bailey, Eunice Bakko, Louise Bakko, Sally Gitft, June Greene, Louis Sacchi. Typisisz Mary Ryerson, Head, Gladys Miller, Mary Pcllonari, Delores Rocco, Mildred Simons, Phoebe Smith, Helen Snyder, Frances Updike, Roselyn Vredenburg. Sports: Roger Paolangeli, Head, Paul Blanchard, Mary Cox, Janet Grey. Assistant Photographers: Earl Flansburgh, Virginia Gee. Working Night and Day, we have tried to make improvements and Changes in this yearis Annual. We hope it will bring back to you many happy memories of hours spent within the walls of I. H. S. Carried throughout the book is our musical theme for this year. A different type of printing enabled us to have extra sketches that put the book in a lighter vein. We have worked under the excellent supervision of Mrs. Campbell and Mr. Smith, without whom this book would not have been possible. X . ll 1 l A1 5 i?fl , gf? Kf . - K -, XQA' r r -- s f rf l.-.-g 4 'm . Jig NN, Y fi 52 CAI 'liggn hs' Inu A A m . 5 B . we xifjx A ti f i' 'H' i -.ss if K . . Omcers: Editor-in-Chief, Rita Schneider, Associate Editor, Catherine Welch, Advertising Manager, David Epstein, Business Manager, Frances Jones. Advisors: Editorial Advisor, Miss Elliott, Business Advisor, Miss Firra. Reporters: Jean Alter, Mead Bailey, Eunice Bolrlco, Louise Baltlco, Nancy Baldwin, Betty Buell, Sue Crocker, Ellen Daltin Michael Doyle, Justine Finneran, Gertrude Fish, Dawn Hallam, Mori Hartell, Joan Hinmon, Marilyn Hoff, Eunice Hotelling Dorothy Hull, Leona Kaiser, Marie deKiewiet, Betsy King, Ruth Kuplta, Patricia Laucht, Helene Lewis, Margaret Livingston Helen Malti, David Marcham, Marjorie Miller, Ruth Miller, Margaret Morris, Joyce Muuy, Elsa Nettles, Gayle Raymond, Joanne Read, Janice Rickard, Mary Royce, Kathleen Ryan, Jacquelyn Salisbury, Marie Schiclcel, Robert Sieglried, lna Tyler, Alice Warren, Donald Wells, June Westervelt, Katherine Woodbury. Feature Writers: Barbara Brown, Bob Cornell, Cecilia Cox, Leonard Fernow, James Gibbs, Jaclr Hinmon, Bob McCartney Donald McGraw, Jaclr Mclntyre, Marilyn Robinson, Joyce White. lrt Editor: Edith Willmang Art Assistants, Sally Gifft, June Greene. Exchange Editor: Jeanne Fleury, Exchange Assistants, Joan Doyle, Gloria Smith. ldvertisillq Assistants: Neil Baller, Jo Dodds, David Fletcher, Dawn Grove, Melvin Keitter, Marian Lotz, Helen Snyder. Business Assistant: Alison Bliss. r 1 r r :ll'CUlGfi0!l Manager: Therese Geherin, Circulation Assistants, Nancy Dillenbeclc, Ann Massey. Photographer: Ea rl Zion. iypistst Muriel MacLean, Doris Parlett, Mary Pollonari, Delores Rocco, Mary Ryerson, Mildred Simons, 1 S l PZ? it 5: l kxtqi Phoebe Smith. 'l'hi- Trrlllfr sz-t thc pact- this ye-ur by spccdily locating thi' pulsc of thc- school and hy whipping up a first-class publication. tzislts hoth lurgc and lt providcd It large' stzifl with numcrous smsill, :ind it providcd thi' cntirc studcnt body with zx means of finding out what cooks around school. Bcsidcs il group of sizzling rcportr-rs, thc' Trrltler' also hozistcd xi uniqui- stzill' of fcn- turc writers that ollcrrd cxccllrnt criticisms :ind hclpful hints on sulmjccts such us clothes, music, sports, forcign affairs, books, and numerous othcr subjccts. Undcr thc bcncticiul cycs of Miss Elliott :md Miss Firm, tht- i-xc-cutivc stafln formvd a foundation for ai papa-r wi- may wrll hc proud of! 5921 ali .fig I5 M7 'f f 7,0 'pf Ji -My s 1- p 5 - i t . , , 74- i 'N si M 1 f 1 r 1 , .1 X' 5 I 14' ,j J 1 . r 4 ART CLUB Oficersz President, Ruth Hamilton, Vice-President, James Gibbs Jr., Secretary, Mead Baileyg Treasurer Eunice Balclro. Advisor: Mr. Smith , Members: Louise Balrlro, Phyllis Boothroyd, Mary Catherwoocl, Mary Connelly, Anthony Desantis, Sally Gilift, June Greene, Lucille Hartwig, Ann Hradislcy, R. Ridgly Lythe, Carol McCormick, Jean Ogle, Jean Poyer, Martha Schwordt, Janet Seymour, Edith Stewart. Energetiezilly wielding paint hrushes and lettering pens, the members of the Art Club created ninny of the lively posters and banners announcing nunierous school functions. 'l'he enthusiastic hpaint potstersu started on the road to success with an enlightening talk by Mr. Smith explain- ing the mysteries of poster design. Another highlight of thc yenr's program was a silk screen demonstration in the full. The year ended on a happy note with ri picnic that really appealed to the artists' palatcs. Sf pi Q' nj 5 . l r iglllliil , FSL THE DRAMA Ofiters: President, Diclr Poole: Vice-President, Bill Murnighanpl' Manager, Mead Bailey, Electrician, Don McGraw: Business Manager, Director: Miss Murray. Members: Walter Allen, Louise Baxter, Paul Blanchard, Phyllis Bob Cornell, Mary Cox, Anthony Dssantis, Carmeta Dickerson, Gordon Betsy King, Gordon Martin, Joseph Mazza, Bob McCartney Slrip Morrison, Francis Reilley, Bill Rumsey, David Shepard, Ed Sl:rolce,Don Tilifany. With customary fmt-ssc, this yvztr's Dramatic Club brought thc houst- Quitr- Such a Goose-. No lcss successful was tht- annual thrcc-act spring play, . rulroitrwss and profvssional vasc, this yr-ar productions did much to furthm-r tht- good lx,, v--' Finrly ng Sidgie X l , Mary Ciaschi, Gee,XJeon Hill, Alice Newhall, tht-ir r-ndition of Not Lac -Izlndlvd with nnrnv of thc c ,vrsn th' llrgunutit' Club rrivrrihvrs don't make Broadway or Hollywood, you can't shalu- tht- Stardust ou 0 cir yt' rt, ' dw-sin' to :wt out of the-ir ht-arts. X x ' +72 my ' f I, N av? 9 .N ffl If X .Wil ' ' r C 0 - 'mia-f ' I I .. U Simi ' 4' M N - A SW L I Iv' D 49 rw ' I ff 915 is 1 A X 5 1 'I' ,- l i'r V X 5 ' Aaaivdlalf ' X. f 1 tt ' ' ' 9 nl 55 ,fi 1-Cl ' 1-A M thrall' I . - ' ky , v L u lj!! Q y - ng 'iight ' Il 'Q 2, , ' - 'U' eva e BAND Officers: President, Helen Mineahp Vice-President, Paul Blanchard, Alumni Secretary, Dawn Grove, Treasurer, Robert White, Librarian, Carol Jean Fahey, Drum Major and Secretary, Carol Norris. Conductor: Mr. Racina. Flutes: Helen Mineah, Lois Bartlett, Sigrid Olalson, Alice Vann, Thomas Schubert. Clarilletst Carol Jean Fahey, Jo Dodds, Beverly Crawford, Roger Paolangeli, Justine Finneran, Kenneth Hanks, Beverly Raymond, Bill Murnighan, Eleanor Tait, Carl Barnes, Leo Tracy, Milton Rumsey, Dawn Grove, Barbara Sickmon, Richard Egan, Arlene Crispell, Americo Cappucci, Harry Loughridge, Patricia Sullivan, Earl Flansburgh, Phyllis Hart, Robert Nedrow. Alto Clarinet: Mary Anne Jenkins. Bass Clarinet: Rosalie Brown. Saxophones: Ruth Baron, Paul Blanchard, Robert White, Joseph Buck. Bassoons: Norman Freeman, Jeanette Jenks. French Horns: Carol Norris, Franklin Murdock, Helen Lyman, Betty Buell. Comets: Donald VanDermark, Henry Thorne, Robert Thorpe, Gordon Drake, Neil Newman, Richard Bennett, Robert Weis- kerger, Myrtle Loveless, Frank Battisti, Carmen Thomas, Richard Crispell, George Fletcher. Baritonesz Charles Pierce, Phoebe Vondervort, Herbert Crispell. Trombollest Raymond Hatt, Ruth Underwood, Francis McLaughlin, Homer Pringle, Joyce Besemer '46. String Basses: Mead Bailey, John Stevens. Sousaphones: Clarence Moore, Hugh Vandermark. Percllssiallt Jack Alfreds, James Gibbs, Arthur Cicchetti, Kennedy Reeves, Alex Cima, Harvey Wilkins, Sally Baker. This yt-ar's band really struck out a new key. Not only did they add a colorful air to the fall football games, hut, under the inspir- ing direction of Mr. joseph M. Racina, they triumphantly returned from the Armistice Day Parade with the first musical award ever to adorn Ithaca Highs trophy case. The band also contributed much to the tune of community cooperation by parading for the Community Chest and appearing in two massed Concerts at Bailey Hall with the Ithaca College and Cornell hands. Several of the more outstanding members represented thc band at the All-State sec- tional at Auburn. The climax of the years program was the favorable performance in the annual concert in March. Following the Concert was a formal dance for hand and orchestra members. '- - Rl-. 553.4 iifffiiif s W : ITHACA HIGH SCHCDOL ORCHESTRA Omcers: President, Mary Alice Newhall, Secretary, Jo Dodds, Librarian, John Bensong Assistant Librarian, Jim Gibbs. Conductor: Miss Marsh. First Violin: Jack Hinman, Helen Malti, Co-Concertmeistersp Mary Alice Newhall, John Stevens, Lucille Hartwig, Gloria Lisseck, Ellen Dakin, Margaret Morris, Louise Bordoni, Anne Cottrell, Barbara Martin, Phyllis Carpenter. Second Violin: Joan Hinman, Helen Joan Janosov, Mary Royce, Jane Vail, Joanne Muenscher, Joan Pollock, John Benson, Beverly Thorpe, Helen Kiely, Joe Rustyok, Thelma Forsyth, Thomas Ballard, Lois Bordonet, Carol Erdman. Violus: Louise Bakko, Eunice Bakko, Barbara Erdman, Martha Schwardt, Suzanne Sieglried, Gloria Smith. Cellosi Barbara Brown, Phoebe Vandervort, Marian Selleck. String Basses: Mead Bailey, Robert Cornell, Walter Stephan, Ann Jensen. Flutes: Helen Mineah, Lois Bartlett, Sigrid Olalscn. CICIIIIEBSZ Carol Fahey, Roger Paolangeli, Beverly Raymond, Justine Finneran. Oboes: Armando Padula, Dawn Grove. Bussoons: Jo Dodds, Norman Freeman. French Horns: Carol Norris, Franklin Murdock. Comets: Henry Thorne, Donald VanDermark, Frank Battisti, Richard Bennett. frombonest Raymond Hott, Homer Pringle. Percussion: James Gibbs, Richard Bliss, Kennedy Reeves, Jeanette Jenks. Plano: Betsy King, Gayle Raymond. Oni- of thc morc Chr-crful notcs on thc stall' of school activitivs was this yr'ar's orchcstra. It particiipatvd in thc' annual Christmas Rc-vital, comparing vvry favorably with previous orchrs- tras. Again, on March 21, at thi- annual Spring Contvrt, thi' orchvstra prr'svntvd anothvr out- standing p1'rformanCr'. Aftvr thi- Concvrt, a formal danci- for band and orchvstra rncmbi-rs was hi-ld in thc' gymnasium. 'l'hr- longhairs also added pvppy spirit to our assvniblivs by providing an i'm'rgm'tiC assvmlwly orchvstra. Mrmbcrs of thi- orfhcstra coridiirtvd during thc' sccond tvrm. Thr' symphony of thi- ycar's program cndvd with K'OIIlIIll'Ill'l'Illl'Ill and the annual picnir, which was indccd a grand finalc. 57 X CHCRAL CLUB Oiterst President, Carmeta Dickerson, Vice-President, Nancy Dillenbecltf Secretary-Treasurer, Joanne Read. Director: Miss Bryant. Members: Lois Bartlett, Elizabeth Black, Elimbeth Bond, Marguerite Breen, Aileen Brown, Betty Brown, Marillynne Brown, Margaret Clark, Beverly Crawford, Ellen Dalcin, Barbara Erdman, Lynne Flack, Connie Floros, Janet Grey, Marilyn Hoff, Jeanette Jenlrs, Marjorie Jenlrs, Kathleen Kendrick, Helen Multi, Ann Massey, Doris Mayo, Arsenia McAllister, Ruth Miller, Mary Alice Newhall, Aldies Olafson, lly Paetcw, Sally Pashley, Janice Rickard, Ruth Schanze Dorothy Sherwood, Carol Slater, Dottie Snedden, Edie Stewart, Jessie Syphax, Joyce Thayer, Ann Westbrook, June Westervelt, Eleanore Williams, Edith Willman, Joan Yengo. Choral Club is the reason that Thursday morning study halls often have open doors. It gives two-score sweet and lovely songbircls an opportunity to voice their talents. The girls not only enjoy their singing while in high school, but will retain the musical enrichment gained from this organization all their lives. . Opera and operatic tunes were accented in the year's program and were featured in the Thanksgiving, Christmas, and spring choral concerts. wi S ix a 58 tin rr , K 1hAA1 if I -s ' -Q - 1-Q . f Xoxff- hw , if !f ' 1 D 4 A - ' 5 to A -ng 'ff lffi f 'vii i '. i' u h I - 1 4 'Q- GLEE CLUB Dficersz President, Robert Nelsong Vice-President, Richard Poole: Secretary-Treasurer, William Rumseyg Co-Leaders, Jim Hall and Jack Musto. Diredor: Miss Bryant. Members: Roger Andrews, Paul Apgar, Thomas Ballard, Carl Barnes, Bob Burns, Jack Button, Bob Cornell, Vincent Culver, Donald Dalre, Anthony Desantis, Richard Dye, James Hall, Paul Herman, David Hoeler, Henry Johnson, Henry Lyon, Sinclair Mann, Don McGraw, Jack Mclntyre, Jack Musto, Bob Nelson, David Perry, Charles Pierce, Richard Poole, Gus Richie, Nilliam Rumsey, James Sammons, Robert Soyring, Enio Spadolini, Fay Terwilliger, Keiih Vorhis, Robert Weislrergur. This organization is thi- twin brothcr of thc Choral Club. It sc-cks to promote supvrior part-singing and to rlc-vr-lop :A lift-long npprvcintion of good music. And so it was With ll Song in Thvir Hz-arts that thc Glcc Club pcrformvd in the traditional Thanksgiving Alumni ffomw-rt :md thf- spring concvrt. 'l'hry also prvsvntvd a lively program of Glcc Club songs to thc Boynton junior lligh Scrhool in thi- spring. x Us fl' 2 CCT we NLE vi oi Q ' kv , A .. Fu Q III, r l QQ' I U .,,. W is wh 59 CCDNGRESS '0mCers: Speaker, Jock Mclnlyref Deputy Speaker, Donald Gutermanp Clerk, Jack Hinman, Treasurer, Jo Dodds, Sergeant- at-Arms, Don McGraw. Advisors: Mr. Bennett, Mr. Powell. Senators: Bob Burns, Bob Conley, Bob Crowley, Dan Gallagher, Jim Hall, Bob Leary, Don Lynn, Bob McCartney, Bill Murnighan, Walter Purcell, Joe Slattery, John Stevens. Represelliaiives: Roger Andrews, Bob Baldwin, Dick Barra, Don Bemont, John Benson, Roger Buell, Bill Cooper, Bob Cornell, Roll Dyce, Don Herson, Jim Herson, Jim Jones, Lawrence Jordan, Melvin Keiffer, Kendall King, Simon Lanizy, Murray Lewis, Gordon' Martin, Tom McMillen, Jo Nicholas, John Peirillose, Charles Pierce, Dick Poole, Jim Price, Dave Shepard, Dick Sprague, Dove Wilton. Congress was organized exclusively for the Stout-Hearted Men of Ithaca High, especially for those interested in debating, although they don't always limit themselves strictly to this art, N Key-noting the yearls program was the highly r'ontroversinl and much- fw I discussed Congress-Legislative debate. A To conclude the basketball season, they participated in the traditional Faculty-Congress duel which they lost to the all-powerful llietilty squad. - , Topping the spring activities was the annual Coiigrr-ss Bull. April f f ' X ' Showers. 1 ...M ,.,, ' Ct, g if 'rl' V F, L- u-rj, - I hu ,- X ' ll - if f I! I xx X - ' xr . . , 'n X ff ri .R ' ' I .fd rr r - L , S 1fr',.1 L . H yy ,, ' Ml 60 in :Quang-up-iiqgmt i i '1 .'g 5'nlll- ' - 5 A .1 A I 1g H911 I 1 gg 3111 'FA lg . - ' LEGISLATIVE Oficerst President, Therese Geherin, Vice-President, Betsy King, Treasurer, Mary Asdell, Sergeant-at-Arms, Frances Jones. Advisors: Miss Jones, Miss Mullin. Senators: New York, Therese Geherin, Pennsylvania, Betsy King, Illinois, Arden Bremer, Ohio, Mary Asdell, California, Frances Jones, Texas, Louise Baxter, Michigan, Betsy Black, Massachusetts, Barbara Brown, New Jersey, Jeanne Fleury, Missouri, Joan Hillick, North Carolina, Helen Malti, Indiana, Mary Alice Newhall, Wisconsin, Janet Raleigh, Georgia, Rita Schneider, Tennessee, Jane Solon, Kentucky, Kitty Welch, Alabama, June Westervelt. Representatives: Minnesota, Lynn Flack, Virginia, Janet Grey, Iowa, Ruth Hamilton, Louisiana, lris Hellewell, Oklahoma, Florence Jessup, Mississippi, Barbara Martin, Arkansas, Joyce Muuy, South Carolina, Jean Payer, West Virginia, Betty Reynolds, Florida, Jean Alter, Maryland, Nancy Baldwin, Kansas, Alison Bliss, Washington, Betty Jane Brown, Connecticut, Betty Buell, Nebraska, Nancy Dillenbeck, Colorado, Barbara Erdman, Oregon, Connie Floros, Maine, Helen Lyman, Rhode lsland, Ann Massey, South Dakota, Doris Mayo, North Dakota, Joanne Read, Montana, Betty Showacre, Utah, Gloria Smith, dew Mexico, Rosslyn Vredenburg, Idaho, Joyce White. Legislative, the girls' debating cluh, was organized to train girls in citizenship, to keep them up'to-date politi- uilly, and to perfeet them in the mysterious art of debating. 'l'his year they sharpened their elziws in lui-weekly debates for the traditional battle with Congress. The cats mined inilo sponsor the unique Cotton Bull :ind made Z1 successful business of selling personalized name cards. , n- , W - fx N- it 1 V: i -, A Xa L 4 L....l i .4 A O 's n'f 1. U 5 F' F+i S' 'gy ly I' . in L' TIF X Y!! ' X i5 f'f - ' if gil w if ! A XXX THE FUTURE FARMERS OE AMERICA Omcers: President, Roger Marion, Vice-President, David Arsenaultg Secretary, Rachel Steiger, Assistant, Peter McAllister, Treasurer, Raymond Chetff Assistant, Kenneth Barber, Reporter, Donald Wells. Advisors: Mr. John Mack, Mr. Kellogg, Mr. Preston. Members: Gerhardt Achilles, William Achilles, Ronald Addy, Richard Baker, Richard Bishop, Donald Bower, William Bradford, Joseph Buck, William Cole, Earl Cortright, Herbert Crispell, Clyde Cunningham, Charles Drake, Allred Eddy, 'Marion Fitz- patrick, Norman Fox, Paul Garcia, Richard Grey, Irving Hallett, William Hughes, Arthur Johnson, David Johnson, Grover Johnson, James Linton, Kenneth Luhrs, Melvin Marion, Willord Marion, Julius Marsh,William Martiney, Richard May,Arthur McLaughlin, Francis McLaughlin, Brian McMillen, Donald McMillen, Arthur Miller, Franklin Miller, Richard Minte, Carl Mosher, Robert Perrault, Arthur Pierce, Lynn Pierce, William Porter, Everett Prouty, Richard Prouty, Paul Riley, Nick Rollins, Richard Sanford, Horace Shackelton, Donald Smith, Richard Smith, Ugo Spadolini, Paul Steiger, Richard Terwilliger, James Welsh, Douglas Willis. Following in the footsteps of l'Old MaeDonald,i' many of thc Future Farmers of America will also have farms populated with healthy animals some day. The club sold candy to raise money, some of which was lent to six of the members for special projects, while some was invested in pigs and baby chicks. The club members husked one hundred bushels of corn on shares in the fall. On April 3, 1947, the annual F. F. A. banquet was held, followed by a dance. g in R J P F it f wl 4, E E Sf ffm! - ll f l i. Mei, s fx,-. :AEP 4 fl + -Cx , , if Jil' I lb lr I ,Alf is L E, 4 ' In ,,-fm - ' --s V -YV , 5 HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Jmcers: President, Shirley Kellogg, Vice-President, Frances Tremblay, Secretory, Ruth Hamilton, Treasurer, Elinor Smith. ldvisors: Mrs. Elliott, Mrs. Baldwin, Mrs. Boylan. Wembers: Lois Besemer, Florence English, Connie Floras, Carol Hubbell, Leona Kaiser, Carol McCormick, Jean Ogle, Virginia 'endleton, Dolores Rocco, Jean Rothermiclr, Bertha SanSoucie, Lina Scanlon, Esther Sherman, Edith Smith, Margaret Spencer lanice Sullivan, Joyce Thayer, Beverly Warren. 'l'hr- mr-mln-rs of thc- Futurv Home-malu-rs of America have had cnough burnt fingcrs and scorched hair to fvcl if-rf:-rtly at Hllmm- on thc- Rangvu whvn it's turned off. In thc spring, their intcrvsts turncd to other things, such as 1 frmrsr- in liziritlifraifts. 'l'wo high nntvs of this yr-ar's artivitivs wc-rc thc- gr-t-acquaint:-d party for thc' twenty new members in Ortobcr ind thi- :innual lmriqiivt in Alum-. Ge-rtrudv Grove-r from WHCU and sm-vc-ral other spvakcrs gave talks stressing various ihaisrs nf liciiiiviiiaking. Avtivitirs will continur' during tht- surnrn:-r at a girls' Camp in Lowvillv, New York, in the foothills of thc' Xclirumlzuks. Q9 ,wg X ,, .. ' xii F QL ,, IW4 'rw J, ar' Lay, 2 y L l - is .Y F J c 1, '.j,,.9g4,' ., 3..5,f ,Ax l l 'G i i ii Q l y t t . Q., f Q 2 ' ' ' A f' ' 0 ' -4 - f ' .. 1 1' 7 'T '.i Sgfiv A? E Xs LE CERCLE, FRANCAIS Officers: President, Jeanne Fleury, Vice-President, Lucille Hartwigp Secretary, Alison Bliss: Treasurer, Helen Mineah. Advisor: Miss Miller. Members: Jeanne Alter, Mead Bailey, Miriam Barkdoll, Deborah Cornell, Carolyn Crumb, lrene Dean, Marie delfiewiet, Joan Doyle, Barbara Erdman, Carol Erdman, Earl Flansburgh, Sally Gifft, Janet Grey, Mari Harl:ell,.loan Hinman, Marilyn Hoff, Florence Jessup, Ruth Kupka, Peggy Livingston, Ann Massey, Jean Meeker, Juanita Miller, Margaret Morris, Franklin Murdock, Carol Norris, Pierre Oberling, Marilyn Palmer, Janice Rickard, Marie Scliickel, Suzanne Siegfried, Peter Sutherland, Henry Thorne, Eleanore Williams, P Q! , T-- J iii' 5 1 l bf f L ll N lil l l ,,r, 1- f' r l lllivv d. g AJ .,--- 'J bl u UP W Mgr 5- SJ French Club jumped quickly into a sharp program this year. With the officers directing the ensemble toward an industrious progrzun, the club was divided into different groups to present progrsuns with various themes: singing, art, dramatics, movies, and talks. Another highlight was a movie and lecture given by Professor Pumpelly who has had many interesting experiences in France. Many members really went a long way toward becoming ac- quainted with France through correspondents of their own age in French schools. 64 sm, ' i L DER DEUTSCI-IE VEREIN Omcerss President, Henry Lyon, Vice-President, David Epstein, Secretary, Bill Murnighanp Treasurer, Marilyn Robinson. Advisor: Mrs. Calitri. Members: Peter Augustine, Eunice Balrlco, Louise Balclzo, Bud Brashear, Arden Bremer, Don Collins, Jack Dyclcman, Leonard Fernow, Ted Gates, Barbara Gillette, Jack Hinman, Dorothy Hull, Melvin Keiffer, Ernestine Lobdell, Marion Lotz, Royall Moore, Jane Ogle, Jean Ogle, Homer Pringle, Eric Sacchi, Winifred Sears, Bob Siegfried, Louis Stanley, Van Nederynen, Katherine Woodbury. The German Club went into full swing this year with many activities on the score. Lectures by Professor Schaeffer, Mr. Goodman, and Professor Schneider were augmented by some songs and native dances rendered by Mrs. Schubert. A very successful Christmas party was given, and a picnic formed the finale of the year's program. As one result of an effort to have activities that were constructive as well as enjoyable this year, a prize was established for the most conscientious and successful German student. a x ATN l ff 7 ' f ,. .n .-' I ,f' 4 r , k ix X ,ff 'iii fi fill KVI Q L I 4' ITHETAERIA Oflicers: President, Barbara Brown, Vice-President, Nancy Baldwin, Secretary, Suzanne Siegfried, Treasurer, Nancy Dillenbeclr. Advisor: Miss Williamson. Members: Alene Abrams, Thomas Ballard, Alison Bliss, Bettie Buell, Margaret Clorlr, Sue Crocker, David Epstein, Carol Fahey, Justine Finneran, Betty Head, Paul Herman, Helen Janosov, Pat Lang, Pat Laucht, Barbara Martin, Ann Massey, Elsa Netlzles, Carl Perlto, Jaan Pollock, Marjorie Pyle, Mary Royce, Marie Schiclrel, Rita Schneider, Betty Showacre, Gloria Smith, Peter Sutherland, Thomas Taber, Richard Thaler, Carmen Thomas, Jane Vail, Alice Vann, Joyce White. Ithetaeria was organized in Ithaca High School to stimulate interest in the study of Latin and the Romans. One of the most active organizations in the school, Latin Club has had many interesting programs, stressing in particular the use of Latin today. A miniature Fifth Avenue was set up on the walls of the Junior High Gym for The Easter Parade, a girl-ask-boy dance, sponsored by the club. The year ended with the traditional Roman banquet, when everyone dressed as a Roman and followed, to the ly ? th l Y fi J CL fr LN 76? . yr, l I ,lyl - l best of his ability, the Roman manners and customs. f rggsft K W N Midi l i, llxl , I vxii 5 .1-yi tt M wi r L li Tig X yi! l Nl u l,X ,Q il 5 Sill 5 in . , . i S 1 1 . Y E ' A E K -... .4 'sf it TERTULIA ESPANOLA Officers: President, Joan Hoff, Vice-President, Mary Alice Newhallg Secretary, Mary Cox: Treasurer, Patricia Burns Advisor: Miss McCa rth y. Members: Betty Bartholl, Betsy Black, Rosalie Browne, Joline Coolr, William Cooper, Anne Cottrell, Mary Lee Davis Joan Doyle, Iris Hellewell, Betty lnlr, Betsy King, Jean Larlrin, Carmen Llop, Don Lynn, David Marcham, Dan McCracken Don McGraw, Jack Mclniyre, Carol Norris, lly Paetow, Mary Ann Parrish, Gayle Raymond, Jackie Salisbury, Dick Salmon Nancy Lee Spencer, Diclr Sprague, Beverly Thorpe. 'l'hi' Spanish Club program this year was as spicy as is Mexican tainale. 'l'alks hy Mrs. Lincoln Kelsey and Senorita Maria Elena Aboroa on their visits to sixty Latin Arnerican countries, and a Walt Disney fea- turi-, South of the Border, were included, The members also proved tlieiiiselves tn lic' real Caballeros by making school stationery available to thi- student body. Thr invrnhr-rs of Tertulia Espanola seek to become acquainted with the eustmns and language of their Spanish arnigos not only through the rvports of others hut hy personal Contact with their Spanish neighbors. 'M il fh gin fl 'W' Jo , . U ' ev yu ugly Quin' r '11 , l i f- J l f' r x? , 67 5 X-GB - , . 1!'1Q'g.i-E-A I A , an v 1111-'J vf!venn?g LITERARY CLUB Oflicers: President, Bill Murnighanp Vice-President Jeanne Fleury: Secretary, Mead Bailey, Treasurer, Louise Balclco. Advisor: Mrs. Gage. Members: Eunice Balrlco, Louise Balclco, Tom Ballard, Helen Cooke, Sue Crocker, Mary Curtis, Patricia Donley, Joan Beverly Fontana, Sally GiFft, Jeanne Marie Goodspeed, June Greene John Hameister, Mari Hartell Lucille Hartwig, Hilliclc, Ann Hradislcy, Dorothy Hull, Prescott Liddell, Marion Lotz, Dan McCracken, Juanita Miller, Helen Mineah, Moore, Maureen Moynihan, Joanne Muenscher, Joyce Muzzy, Janice Rickard, Mary Royce, Jeanne Shannon, Pat Edie Stewart, Alice Warren, Richard Washburn. l Doyle, Diana Royall Stagg, Literary Club is the outlet for the many budding authors and poets who could write a book. Since no one was professional, no one needed to feel shy about presenting his work of Genius, It was ln this club that members could praise each other's work and criticize the masters. The traditional theater party was given in February. Members had dinner together and, then, saw a produc- tion of William Shakespeare-'s, The Taming of the Shrew. Mrs. Gage and Professor Bristow -Adams gave lectures to the club. The essay contest was the climax of the year's program. The prize, presented at the award assembly, was the hope of every member. f T1 T' Q fi 1,62 N , - J - 4 f r e' l f rr 2 ,ff V ,N i , xx I' V: K i 4, , ,4 A. - E , f Y 31. in 'fi Y KZ 68 I i 1 .ik 6 ' ek I 1l!' - Q. ?', la,-,,-,ei!v X ...-T-nl THE PCLITICAL SCIENCE CLUB Officers: President, Robert Siegfried: Honorary President, Pierre Oberlingp Vice-President, Kendall King: Secretary,Jeanne Alter: Treasurer, Ellen Dakin. Advisor: Miss Robinson. Members: Nancy Baldwin, Barbara Brown, William Cole, Helen Cooke, Marie deKiewiet, Nancy Dillenbeck, Barbara Ewrdman, Justine Finneran, John Hameister, Mari Hartell, Paul Herman, Jack Hinman, Henry Johnson, Melvin Keifler, Franklin Murdock, Aldies Olalson, Janice Rickard, Dolores Rocco, Susanne Siegfried, John Stevens, Katherine Woodbury. One World ---we all believe in it, but Political Science Club had a problem in deciding how to fit the jews :incl .'Xl'illJS not only into One World, but into Palestine. To help form an opinion, they heard Professor Malti and l'rof1-ssor fluttman, both of Cornell, present the Arab and Jewish sides respectively. live-ry mm-ting commenced with a discussion of some pre-announced current topic. The main obstacle seemed to lu- :in nrutr- shortage of time, the result being that members of the club were seen talking on the corner long after tln- rim-tiiig zicljoirrrwd, still trying to convince others of their own points of view. it limi if P, X ' fi' it 1' ie 69 I AJ .- I 4 , . , hh., I 1 aiignuzngxrsmolyu 'f.'f'l Q i' 1 uuA l 7' - - F in nzln 171' 4 Q' ' THE MATH CLUB Oficers: President, Dan McCracken: Vice-President, Henry Thorne: Secretary, Jeanne Fleuryp Treasurer, Betsy Block. Advisors: Miss Clafiin, Miss DePew, Miss Neighbour. Members: Lawrence Buckmyer, Joyce Coles, Jo Dodds, Louis Estobroolc, John Hameister, Jack Hinman, Melvin Keilifer, Bob McAllester, Royall Moore, Bill Murnighan, Gayle Raymond, Bob Siegfried, John Stevens, Dick Washburn. Onezy, Tworzy, I love youzyf' is the password of those students who joined Math Club. It was organized to give the students who are inter- ested a better understanding of higher mathematics. This included a smattering of calculus and practice in l the use of the slide rule. Those students you have seen bravely brandishing a slide rule are in all probability the geniuses of Math Club. The peak of the year's program was a picnic in the spring. Fw si 'gb l EXIT - Oo .., ,- f fj '10 NNY 5 I -Y , so C g . ,J-lf o ' H g IlA1'.'.l'iiTM S i K 'mu.1S ' ' hdwan THE SCIENCE CLUB OGCMS: President, Lucille Horiwig, Vice-President, Edith Willmanp Secretary, Mead Baileyg Treasurer, Justine Finneran. Advisor: Mr. Donaldson. Members: Eunice Bokko, Louise Bolrlco, Miriam Barkdoll, Lois Besemer, Ramona Boda, Sue Crocker, Edith Eckert, David Epstein, Barbara Gillette, Jeanne Goodspeed, John Hameister, Paul Herman, Dorothy Hull, Dan McCracken, Jean Meeker, Juanita Miller, Helen Mineah, Royal Moore, Pierre Oberling, Marilyn Palmer, Kay Ryan, Richard Salmon, Arthur Thomas, Henry Thorne, Ina Tyler, Alice Vonn, Richard Washburn. Some of the people seen snooping in dark corners with magnifying glasses might be members of Science Club, which was organized for those students who ure interested in doing supplementary work on that subject for the benefit of themselves and others. The cluh started ofT on a new note this year, dividing into four interest groups: museum, weather, laboratory technique, and local geology committees. Besides their regular work of dissecting frogs and pulling ofl fly's wings, some of the umliitious members have worked on official projects. Whether or not they have made any progress in solving the Sweet Mystery of Life, they have furthered their own interests a great deal in the field of science. fl Nlllll, M of kii' Q AQ 53 A -,Fi l F Zazwti f ! .?... ...,. so L, '- YQ. . , g ing'-uuliio lg 3- , n 4' Wlegtgali U-- ' I 1 5 ' A x 1 :An rfwg. A KIQQ A 1 Y WII-IS STAFF Newscasiersz Mary Alice Newhall, Frances Jones, Doris Mayo, David Shepard, Roger Paolangelif Therese Geherin, Alternate. Uperdlorsr Bob McCartney, David Perry, David Marcham, Melvin Keiifer. Supervisor: Mr. York. It is a generally conceded fact that the school day would be incomplete without the Newscasters' Staff which eliminates general confusion by its clear, concise newscasts every morning. i I The excellent facilities of WIHS, with its competent staff of announcers and engineers, were indispensable in 'Xi 10t1V3tll'lg various campaigns such as those to aid the Red Cross, the Community Chest, and Mrs. Pearsall's school in ennessee. One of their special projects was keeping the parents informed frequently during Parents' Night in the fall. It ainit necessarily so, but the staff tried to work with a maximum of efficiency and a minimum of error. Probably the only school organization that made a definite and valuable contribution every day, the Newscasters' staff deserves a real vote of thanks. 'B I -1 i 5 dime l- ' HLKQLN flfmnmll lz X L-Q f'fff2gf33ff ,Lf f GIRLS' SPORTS CLUB Dmcersr President, Shirley Dougherty: Vice-President, Jo Aramini, Secretary, Lois Nobles: Treasurer, Janet Gr:-,'g Points ihairmon, Vera Stillman, lntramural Manager, Mary Asdellg Individual Manager, Mary Cox, Sports Reporter, Cecilia Cox. ldvisort Mrs. Demenlcoff lMrs. D.l lembers: Marjorie Banlorcl, Betty Bartholi, Louise Baxter, Marguerite Breen, Barbara Brown, .lacltie Chapman, Rose Ciaschi, luonita Elwood, Florence English, Trudy Fish,Jeanne Fleury, Virginia Gee, Dawn Hallam, Frances Jones, Mary Pollonari, Aarjorie Pyle, Kay Ryan, Mary Ryerson, Rita Schneider, Phoebe Smith, Leone Spencer, Eleanor Troy, Toolcie Washington, titty Welch. The Sports Club switched on the gas early this yt-ar and found itself strictly on the beam. Due to the popu- :rrity of this organization, it was possible for many intramural teams to be formed. Ihe sports enjoyed were: basketball, mllvylxnll, softlmll, sorter, and bowling. 73 QT? g x QM w w K H W in Q- , QAQHIIQ . - g'u' ,,1ll e11. ' , x 5 jflv . t A vu ' ilk f.. 'l - ' ' Wh 0 ' THE ATHLETIC COUNCIL The Athletic Council is responsible for all interscholastic sports competition of the Ithaca High School. The duties of the council are to handle all financial matters, to formulate schedules, and to arrange transportation for the teams. This year, the council members efficiently planned and carried out full schedules in football, basketball, wrestling, baseball, track, golf, and tennis. In addition, it sent teams to the volleyball, swimming, and bowling sectionals. The council is composed of Mr. Dixon, Chairman, Mrs. Woodams, Secretaryg Miss Firra, Treasurer, Mrs. Demenkoffg Mr. Blissg Mr. Bredbennerg Mr. Powellg Mr. Wheeler, Mr. Tatascoreg and Mr. York. s 1' 2. Q ji e l l, Q El-THQ ma I , as ,J f iam . - w ' ' v '-msgs, avifsie he 1- 2- T T 'liz T V ' i 76 I . e ' 4- A k 3' A' e ' - h,...,. eff- ogg' 'ggd . . i - , g .' 'iii-XX. -Y.. , l-4 - !' - - V ' X 35- gggfyggggi - ' xii!!! - e -4 - - 5 r!-,Ll Ist Row: B. baidwin, L. Jordan, R. Buell, E. Potter, Co-Captains: D. Gallagher and D. VanDermark, B, Burns, G. N f' -ras J. Hull, D. Guterman, B. Crowley. zlld Row: 5. Connelly, B. Conley, W. Purcell, F. Mitchell, A. Salolti, B. Nelson, J. Herson, G. Drake, L. Dwovsky, F. Bettucci 3rd Row: C. Pierce, D. Bemont, D. Brew, B. Baker, E. Pendleton, S. Bradfield, J. Fenner, N. Barra, L. Roqgi, Coach L. Wheeler. FOCDTBALL With thc- first St-ptr-rnhcr sChool hvll Came--thoughts of foothall, and somi' 1-ighty lioys turni-d out to grvt-t thi' nf-w hi-ad footliall Coach, Larry Whr-Clvr and his two assistants, ChuCk lfarrm-ll and Sammy Dt-1-h. With night lvttvr- mrfn rvturning, thi' srason looks-d promising, But Lady LuCk just wasn't with tht' Littlt- Rt-d in thi' lirst gamz- of th:- si-ason against Binghamton North, as thc' Ithaca High Gridclvrs bow:-Cl, 26 to 2. 'lihr nvxt wt-ck, Elmira invade-d lthava lligh School lfivld, and aftvr a ruggvd strugglr, Elmira was on tht' long cnd of thc' scorc, 27 to 0, IthaCa's loss through injurivs hvlpr-d its nvxt lov, Binghamton Ct-ntral High, walk away with thc' win as thcy ran bark lioth opcning kickollis to tourhtlowns, making tht- final sCorf' 20 to 0, thvir favor. 'liht' gloom Continuvd as I. H. S., lighting valiantli' throughout thi' gamr' against johnson City, nt-ttvd only ont' touchdown, with thc' final sCorr- 33 to 7. ilihi' rvmaining thru- game-s wc-rr on this road, and, unahlr' to find a winning Combination, I. H, S. droppvd all thru' ganws to .-Xulmrn, Lnion- l'lridiCott, and Elmira hy sCorf's of 52 to 0, 45 to 6, and 32 to 0, rt'spCCtivr'ly. 'lihus Cndvd lthaCa's first winlvss svason sinw l9l2, wh:-n tht- Little- Rt-d lost all five' of the-ir contvsts. Of thc- rvmaining thirty ine-nilwrs of this yt'ar's squad, tw:-nty-svvr-n saw aCtion in almost 1-vvry game' so as to givr' clOZlCl'l Larry Wlivvlvr a good look at nvxt yt-ar's prospe-Cts. It is rumori-d that instvad of Choosing a Captain for the l947 svason, thc' boys will sclvct a Captain for f'aCh game-. 'lihr' Junior Varsity won both of the-ir schedule-d gamvs, thus Cnding their season undc'fc'atm'd. 11 N C P N C. is x X, A Q t.. i f' i i tx, K QS wi fb fi lx 5 s ix f X s X E mg5RfE 'ld X ,- k X Y 1 , ,. A if ,M ff qiyytfh, ' Q. ,. , MWA , S 'I Ei Z W 34 gi M ,F ag., i n 'Mu , Q, 4 3, , 1- V 'H , I D 5. ag -5 1 1 .L it A ,aiu 'Qf i!1 v , KN V 5 1,4 f wif? Y' A. ' Q Y , 53535 dv-Ilgwfy 'AA' V I X, 'FT gi mV 'x Qi-if-S .,. . vp -'ffxf 79 e , ci A , . Q o , -x Q,-,,,, iff 5 'f 'V v '.Q'C i f IWA ' 5 I f Q' : A lA r. - , Leli ia Right: Pat Sprague, Betty Brown, Pat Burns, Anne Cottrell, Co-Captains, Bob Culligan and Mary Caxf Marillyne Brown, Marguerite Breen, Gertrude Fish. Center: Martha Kelsey, Bob Leary, Judy Salotti. 'lhe Little Red cheerleading squad began its yearly schedule with several pep rallies. The red-and-gold- uniformed elim-e1'lr'z1dn-rs added rnueh color and captured the enthusiasm of the crowds. The members showed interest in their duties and well represented the I. H. S. in basketball and football nt home and at out-of-town games, The elieerleuders also composed several new yells and added them to their Collection. This year the high-stepping drum majorettes, in their white satin uniforms, were: Carol Norris, the drum major, Carmen Aguilar, Matilda Cicchetti, Shirley Root, Eleanore Williams. 'l'hese strutters twirled with the band at every football game this year. They added much color to the band during the Community Chest Campaign. The drum majorettes donned their uniforms on a rainy day in November for the Armistice Day parade and helped the band win first prize. 80 1 Ulu' ,pi I ' . Ar A as A! -7 Ati i ' ' ' ' 1 Is! Row: A. Augustine, R. Poole, Captain: R. Sprague, D. McGraw, J. Osmun. 2nd Row: J. Mclntyre, D. VanDermark, D. Erickson, J. Hall. 3rd Row: B. Crowley, L. Dworsky, R. Bliss, S. Bradlield, P. Blanchard, D. Herson, B. Culligan. 4th Row: Assistant Manager: F. Dooley, D. Clark, R. Greene: B. Czerminske, M. Rumsey, Manager: L. Maliski. Missing: Jack McGraw, Bob Baldwin. BASKETBALL The 1946-47 edition of the I. H. S. basketball team had to eontend with some of the best teams that the Southern tier schools have had in years.. 'l'he Little Red startedits season with four successive losses to Vestal, Johnson City, Bingo Central, and Bingo North. Ithaca then journeyed to Cortland, where it took its first win of the season, and then went on to win the next four games in succession. I. H. S.'s winning streak was snapped by Johnson City on our home court. The Little Red took its next game easily from Endicott, but went below the .500 mark when I. H. S. lost its next four games to Auburn, Bingo Central, Endicott, and Bingo North. The Ithaca five then tried vainly to regain the percentage of .5004 and at the end of the regular season, they succeeded. I. H. S. then went on to the Section IV State Sectionals at Endicott. Luck was against the Little Red as they repeatedly missed the basket and were eliminated in tournament play. The Little Red V.'s had a rather successful season as they won twelve games and lost six. OPPONENT ITHACA TEAM OPPONENT ITHACA OPPONENT lTHACA TEAM OPPONENT ITHACA J. V. J.V. J.V. J.V. 28 26 Vestal I8 34 23 52 Union Endicott I9 25 31 27 Johnson City 26 20 36 30 Auburn 20 22 42 19 Binghamton Central 53 25 50 37 Binghamton Central I9 35 40 31 Binghamton North 37 23 49 45 Union Endicott 30 32 34 56 Cortland 26 19 34 23 Binghamton North 26 24 19 49 Elmira Southside 20 30 26 29 Cortland 16 36 25 40 Auburn 25 34 34 38 Elmira Southside 34 45 33 36 Elmira. Free Academy 24 37 29 58 Elmira Free Academy 23 47 23 40 Vestal 17 35 36 29 Union Endicott - - 43 27 Johnson City 34 30 8I Um 3 R5 3 fwkifw , --a ,,,....- -f--Ag 1 , 1 A ,WA i - R X A ,,,,,- -X QQYI f XY , if QQ WW arf A LJ V H Af x 83 ,,l- T T'-7 Y T - ix -ff' F-H-Wal ,,,, 'TTT -- ' in F, . NE x xi 1,-,.-- kg Yr 4... g N- Y,,,,,.-- A ,....--.1....., 'lst Row: R. Snyder, A. Augustine, J. Chapman, B. DeKay, D McGraw, J. Osmun, J. Hall, G. Nicholas, D. Vandermark. 2nd Row: Mgr. J. Musto, J. Petrillose, J. Mclntyre, J. Benson, J. Spano, B. Taylor, D. Willsey, Coach L. Wheeler. 3rd Row: Asst. Coach C. Farrell, E. Czerminski, G. Freeman, W. Hankinson, J. Fenner, T. Taber, R. Weidemier, B. Waters, A. Cicchetti, B. White, D. Bradtield, L. Dworsky, L. Webster. BASEBALL After a strenuous winter schedule of basketball, all eyes turned to spring sports, especially baseball. Coach Larry Wheeler had good material to work with this year since nine men on the team were lettcrmen of last year. The team was eo-cuptained by Don McGraw and Bob DeKay, who made two good leaders for the baseball team this year. Except for three positions, the personnel of the team this year was the same as that of the championship 1945 team, so at the beginning of the season the outlook was bright. The first two weeks, practice was indoors, and when the weather was just right, the field was crowded with enthusiastic fellows. The team was ready and waiting for its opener with Vestal High School. Mascot: 8. Sprague. The Schedule: April 25 Vestal , , , ,, 26 Johnson City Moy 3 Elmira Free Academy, 6 Elmira Southside Home , Away Home Away I0 Bingo Central .,,. ,,Home I5 Vestal ,,,,.,,,,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,, Away I7 Bingo North ,. .. .,,,,Away 24 Elmira Southside ,,,,,,, Home 27 Elmira Free Academy Away W 3I Union Endicott ..,..,.,,,,, Home A Coach: L. J. Wheeler. h Co-Captains: R. Dercay, Don McGraw. f Manager: J. Musto. -Jw- A I :R Kem' ii ' s h N. , T ERE-1' RW., . A W- ffjii'iiigiTT gil WJ A ,,. ,A i-If A77 4,-,M-, g Y , A -- f ffl,-,,.-fl' 'X Ylrkw ,,-ff lr qw A 'lst Row: B. Greene, D. Brew, C. Pierce, J. Herson, B. Baldwin, D. Bemont, T. Brodfield, D. Bartholomew, D. Gallagher, J. Breen, S. Connelly, H. Whiteman, E. Leggins. Ind Row: B. Baker, B. Bartholl, H. Pringle, D. Herson, K. King, R. Bliss, V. Martin, G. Martin, B. White, R. Andrews, D. Dickerman, L. Cunningham, W. Allen. 3rd Row: H. Porter, J. Dodds, E. Pendleton, R. Dye, W. Ferris, D. Pratt, L. Esterbroolr, B. Kaiser, D. Lynch, G. Tubbs, B. Bullock. 4th Row: L. Burchmeyer, H. Eaton, D. Collins, C. Porter, R. Conley, T. McCarthy, B. Baldwin. TRACK Somn- sixty-fivr' buys turnvd out this yt-ur to grew-t Joi' Tntascorc- on thc first day of track practicc-, :md among tlwm wvrf- tw:-my holdovc-rs from lust yrzxr. Thr' tram was 21 young und vagvr bunch of follows who rm-silly wnntvd to win. 'l'hr- Grst mr-1-t of thc' yr-ur was with Gvncva High School hvrr- at tht' high school track fivld on May 2. Thr' ml-n this yvzlr wvrr' 1-xrrptiormlly fast for thr-ir lirst limi' out for trzivk, and with Z1 number of mon rvturning ncxt yvar, I. H. S. may hnvu- in vhnmpiunship tm-:tm in '48. Mascot: R. Flynn. The Schedule: May 3 Geneva High Home X,-if May I0 Ithaca, Endicott, Johnson City 'Q J l Elmira--at Elmira . Away KSN ly L I7 Endicott High Away if fy 24 Bingo Central Home iw , June 7 Sectionals-at Cornell 'Rf l Coach: J. J. Tatascore. ' ' A Captain: Donald Bement. , Xlw Manager: Walter Allen. S-Qi Si- 85 lar gi ' g I If Ji Ii 4?i if E A ix iQf' - T' - A T I . , 41 I - Q. I , - - V V -W 'fe' 5 - - v SWIMMING This year, for the first time in about twenty years Ithaca had a swimming team. lt was formed, organized and coached by a student, David Epstein. The team used the YMCA pool for practice and competed in one meet this year: at the State Sectionals at Colgate University Pool, on April 5. The ten-man swim team went to the sectionals with only one month's practice and with no adult coaching and brought back a second place in the sectionals. WRESTLING This year's wrestling team, coached by Bill Layton, was quite a success, losing only one match and having two of the boys crowned sectional champs. Butch Nicholas and Walter Purcell triumphed in the seetionals, and the team as a whole placed third behind Norwich and Van Hornesville. 86 e k+ TENNIS Tennis was brought back into the sportlight last year for the first time since before the war, and now the squad is completing its second successive season. Three lettermen returned to the squad this year, and at the beginning of the season things looked Tl little bright for the tennis team. Many of the boys were new on the team this year, but were somewhat experienced in handling the racket. Mr. Timmel again coached the tennis players this year, and he had twelve capable fellows to make a good team. The squad this year was, in general, a little taller and a little faster than lust yt-:tr's. GOLF Golf is :t comparatively new sport to Ithaca High School, having been revived last year for the first time since before the war, Under the capable coaching of Edgar E. Bredbenner, the team gradually got into form for its opener :against Binghamton North here at home. Five returning lettermen were on the squad this year, and the team started its practice indoors for the hrst two weeks of practice. The team had a ten-game schedule to meet this year. The golf team also competed in the state sectionals on june 7th. 87 A2- ,Aff agp mm I u, N 5 R 352 H Vi as eg www w 522292 xSx i Mggl nught ficrcr-ly for thrir tr-n points against thc boys' ftvvn. Baslu-thall was thc' most outstanding sport of thc- :'ar. Each of the six tc-ams put up a tvrrihc fight rr thc- Championship. Tram IV capturvd this titlv y winning 1-vrry gamc it play:-d. J. Elwood, S. oughz-rty, M. Cox, j. Grvy, C. Cox, E. N1-ttlcs, . Gill:-ttf-, M. Grovvr, M. Hoff, and E. Williams crm- thx- rnc'mln'rs of this live-ly tvam. Thvy dm'- atvd thi- womr'n's farulty hzlskz-thall squad. Bowling was und:-rway on Wvdncsday and Fri- xy aftvrnoons. It sponsorvd individual howling stvad of thx- usual tvams, dur' to thx- lark of tvam prc-srntation. Carolyn Crumb was thc' highvst rrragc- bowlvr. 'l'hf- tumbling Club has K'UlIlplK'lt'd its third suf- ssful yvar. With thc' hvlp of two lthava Collvgm' udvnts, thc' club provvd to hc- :1 surwss. ,al BOYS' INTRAMURAL This year the Intramural Basketball League was won by Lawrence Jordan's team when they defeated Simon Lantzy's team in the playoffs. Members of the winning team are: Jordan, Cubby Volpicelli, Butch Nich- olas, Walt Woolf, Don Bartholomew, Lloyd Irvin, Bob Hansteen, Carl Baker, and Bob McKaig. This year the Intramural Volleyball League was won by David Bor- doni's team. Members of the winning team are: Bordoni, Neil Newman, Paul Hemian, Stillman Bradfield, Richard Day, and Walter Woolf. This year there were two bowling tournaments open for high, school students: the mixed doubles, and the boys, doubles. Rose Ciaschi and Don Tripodi won the mixed doubles, while the boys' doubles were copped by Enio Spadolini and Vincent Culver. The following boys represented Ithaca as defending champs in the sectionals: Dan Weber, Bill Tarr, Bud Thorpe, Bob Burns, and Enio Spadolini, with Bob Cornell as alternate. They succeeded in defending the trophy. 90 V :vc 1 '-I! 4.-X W 5 f .. 1 ' 3 ' in -'I ' y 1 Jil A T 31? x ,. ' ' Y 'mf' ' v - Y mtl H 'X 1' X, FL 8 1X7 N10 l N x te.: my xx fp I ' , ll . 'fl ? in Qxiibl? ' I mmm .un v M X cxwx Y N 9 Niflfjyd i A o x, , . Q Xxmw I WWW!! ! ' .afa- X Qsf M , 5 W, X QY 9 Na ,x f 15 Q Q ,J xr? Y I 5 .X .4 , ' E . W X K X' ss- A S V' I Q K W' .x f ff , X f l 2: SX Q SX ll: ' N xv X W V QE v x Q' '49 s f R XR 3 'W . ' Nr' X Z Y E xl 41' xx K 5 .ini Qi 2wE'EE!!!!:h.U 'mm r Xxx , llln X7 , Jr P ' iwf W.. 4: Hr' 'SQ ' ' ' Q I ' , 94. f 3 x0 W 4' N W f , ' N. duh R HIM' M Muna I In W. K 'U Ml 1113 Agqmgx -I A -im 53.13 L 3 5 I 1 ,: I I ' Q'x7':K-9 QM few la me ew of 1947 The Tompkins Studio 138- ast State Street 140 E Official Photogrop hers to the I.H.S. Annual 24, .,,,Z'E Q S IJ Ithaca Sporting Goods EVERYTHING THAT'S FUN U Athletic Equipment Hobbycrafts Sportswear 'O' JESS SHOEMAKER 420 Eddy Street Phone 2660 RUMSEY'S Complete Fountain Service 'A' Magazines - School Supplies Sodas - Candy 'A' J. M. Rumsey, Prop. 526 West State Street Phone 9634 XXX 13 'Q -i xx kwin W E- -gf I A X 1 ag-1gqkMxKXr H vbtim. muh Best Wishes to the Graduating Class of 47 from JILL'S STLYE SHOP 'I05 South Aurora Street Congratulations To Class of Il47ll MAYER'S SMOKE SHOP HICKEY'S Complete Musical Service 'A' Always ready to serve you Promptly and Efficiently ir HICKEY'S MUSIC STORE 330 East State Street tiagles' Building! Stationery . Chocolates Congratulations Greetmg Cmds H Boy- Cancly? Girl- Dandy! from nAv:nr's -Handy 401 College Avenue the fashion center Open 'ul Nine Cosmetics Gifts in ITHACA O Z- East State Street Best Wishes to The Class of ll47ll from ROTHSCHILD'S Corner of State and Tioga Streets G I R L S C. J. RUMSEY 8: CO. Get Your Graduation Dress at . I ALLANSON S also Hardware Ready-to-Wear Sportswear 146 East State Street Phono 2737 Housewares e 1 Electrical Appliances C Ithaca, N. Y. vii, O J Telephone 2531 is '-'Su 4 2, ' 555 ?'m1l v9 3. Dean of Ithaca, lnc. S W MAYFLQWER wAREHouses EA 5? w -v W VA ,ff P 1 H Coast to Coast 11' JA l- Local and Long Distance Moving Buses for Charter Nos. 401-409 East State St.-Ithaca, N. Y. NEW LINIIEN GARAGE HOWARD W. DURBON 24-hour service v TOWING - STORAGE Satisfaction Guaranteed On a Minor Repair or a Complete Overhaul 'Y We Use Genuine Factory Parts V LUBRICATION-SIMONIZING TIRE AND BATTERY SERVICE RECAPPING Phone Ithaca 2054 227 linden Ave. 96 The Best of Luck with Our Best Wishes ii? LAYTON - HOLLAND Dry Clr'anffrs 525 West Seneca Street Phone: 2142 Q 'JI E My f HI. J I il 1 X ff 234 0.2 .1 i f' -ff' e af.--X I 352.16 X... She's Graduating! Express Congratulations with 9610 wers from P R A T T ' S nowsn snor THE NORTHSIDE PHARMACY SCHOOL SUPPLIES MAGAZINES FOUNTAIN SERVICE GREETING CARDS Compliments of THE PALACE LAUNDRY l rcscriptions Filled A ccurutcly 507 N. Cayuga St. Ithaca, New York PHONE 2218 L. H Daniels, Prop. CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS OF I947 V L, gl 3 Ji 3 '41 ,114 Q i Q, , J. c. PENNEY co l h--gg Ithaca, N. Y. I ':f513g,.. ga I q::gE5:F :Lf-' -'Z ILE ,, T5 '-1155! nm:fn?xfFf' If -:..-..- , -,-:.,...,.,,... 98 Congratulations , to th U1 9- Q ' , e L 3 Class Ngo gf O' Q A if Q 2 I947 X... X I Q - ,Z X X W M j X fa , Wu' imma lm' Willa, HUGH G SLOCUM PIE f- ,Q 0 f - , INSURANCE .,.? REAL ESTATE Best Wishes to The Graduating Class of '47 Tompkins County Trust Co. Member ol FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM Bcfst Wishes to tlzv Class of 1947 HULL HEATING AND PLUMBING CO 918 West State Street Tel. 2316 or 2317 To ihe Graduating Class: 1 ALL THE LUCK IN THE WORLD! WARD CONSTRUCTION CO. IO0 C,i07'l'LfTI1fll1Ilfi0I1.S We wish you all she bess of luclx. ll you enier Cornell, we will be glad io help you wifh boolrs and supplies as we have been doing lor over 44 years wish other Cnornellions. TRIANGLE BOOK COOP. Established 1903 Evan J. Morris, Prop. Phone 2304 Sheldon Court To thv Class of '47 May the Best ol Everyfhing Come Your Way l PETE'S GLASS SHOP To the Class ol I947 Congratulations and Best PVishz's Y VAN ARSDALE - ACKERMAN FURNITURE 313-317 College Avenue Ithaca. N. Y Best Wishes to Class of '47 exe Serve LUCE DAIRY CO. Products Best Wishes To Class Of '47 V al 9840 410 Hillview Place STURM BROS. C I ' Congratulations amp Zments of Class of I947 The - NORTON ELECTRIC CO. I Zl0N'S l Wiring Ithacas House of Fine Furniture 11s sm State sneer Fixtures Supplies L L l 316 East State Street Phone 2596 Ithaca, N. Y. YOUR SCHOOL DURING 1946-47 Now , and in years to come, when you open your ANNUAL and peruse its pages ol pictures and potter, you may be interested to know that in I946-47, your high school: enrolled l,l79 pupils, 7I ol whom were Veterans of World War ll. had a senior class ol 294 students . had a staff oi 64 members. had thirteen departments oi subject matter: Agriculture, Art, Com- merce, English, Foreign Languages, Health, Homemaking, industrial Arts, Mathematics, Music, Physical Education, Science, Social Studies. included in its extra-curricular activities: ANNUAL Board, Art Club, Band, Choral Club, Congress, Der Deutsche Verein, Dramatic Club, Future Farmers ol America, Future Homemakers oi America, Girls' Sports Club, Glee Club, Junior Red Cross, lthetaeria, Le Cercle Fran- cais, Legislature, Literary Club, Mathematics Club, Operators' Club, Orchestra, Political Science Club, Radio Workshop, Science Club, Student Council, STUDENT HANDBOOK, TATTLER Board, Tertulia Espanola. included in its intramural athletics: Archery Badminton, Baseball, Basketball, Bowling, Dodgeboll, Fencing, Golf, Paddle Tennis, Soft- ball, Speedball, Tennis, Track, Tumbling, Volleyball, Wrestling. included in its varsity athletics: Baseball, Basketball, Bowling, Foot- ball, Golf, Swimming, Tennis, Track, Volleyball, Wrestling. TO THE CLASS OF 1947-Congratulations and best wishes from the Ithaca Board ol Education. I03 Better Late Than Never? But why be late at all. That ring or piece of treasured jewelry can be bought right here at HEGGlE'S. A W-, large and varied stock awaits your X na! choice and HEGGIE'S service to ei this community since l875 assures 'Dub If reliability. ., j . JD ' ll ll n ' f 'f ' X. fl l - R. A. HEGGIE s. ako. co. .f ig . Jewelers ri-one 2277 136 :asf sms sweet lll Q' 1.K ltlll iifi HU John Hancock Mutual i . Life Insurance Co. lwmythzn-Q for EMMETT E. LYNN TOT Ass't Gen'l Agent Q--gg gggggygpygvggg to 215 East State Street Ithaca, N. Y. GENATTS 142 East State Street IO4 COMPLETE DRY CLEANING and Cold Storage Service FLETCHER CO., INC. HELEN'S BEAUTY l05 lirydcn Road-205 N. Aurora St. O S H P 9044 418 Eddy Street SERVICE AND SATISFACTION .1..1i..i Carr IIISUTJIICI' wm.yCarey FINNEY MCTORS Where Service is not a Sideline CADILLACS - OLDSMOBILES - G. M. C. TRUCKS SEIBERLING TIRES 210 South Cayuga Street Phane: 2088 The Perfect Gift tor The Girl Graduate MARY DUNHlLL'S MONOGRAMMED LIPSTICKS from BARRETT'S PERFUME SHOPPE ' I06 FRED A- ROGALSKY Real Estate and Insurance First Floor Seneca Building Office and School Supplies Everything lol llle Olllce' Wk-ITNQCM iOFl5lQE EQUIPMENT comme Seneca St. at Tioga Ithaca, New York O Allan-Wales - Adding Machines L. C. Smith - Typewriters Mimeographs and Mimeo Supplies Ithaca, New York Telephone 3413 Filing and Bookkeeping Systems Desks - Chairs - Files - Safes Phone 2915 THERE'S A IN YOUR FUTURE CAYUGA MOTORS CO. Ithaca, N. Y. WHEN YOU WANT SOMETHING in the 5 and 10 REMEMBER JONES' 5 to 51.00 STORE 208-210 East State St. CONGRATULATIONS to THE CLASS OF I947 from JOHNNY'S COFFEE SHOPPE Un Collegetownl LONG BROS. Red 8. White Food Store FINE FOODS 405-407 Eddy St. Dial 2005 Good Wishw from ROBERTS FURNITURE 209-211 North Aurora Street Now also DRYCLEANING by Ithaca Laundries, Inc. The Standard of Comparison Since I876 ITHACA SAVINGS BANK Incorporated 1868 Ithaca, N. Y. Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation GOOD LUCK o 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 Earle W. DeMotte, President 109 N. Tioga St. Phone 9326 Lockwood Gardens F L O R I S T S Flowers for the Sweet Girl Graduate Dial 2245 419 First Street 'ee tif, , Iawvlb 0 I. v. ' x I xt' fglc. Inc. f I LAKE VIEW DAIRIES MILK Homogenizecl Vitamin D 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 Kz Adams St. VISITORS WELCOME JUNIOR . . .! TURN ON WHCU TELEVISION AND SEE HOW THE LITTLE RED IS DOING OVER AT ELMIRA! About the time you'II be dusting off this yearbook again, you'II be saying something like that to your young son-well, OK, then-your young daughter. And about then you'II be telling your offspring about those Good old days when you used to listen to the Cornell radio station on one ol those anti- quated standard IAMI sets. Today, you wouldn't understand how we could get such enjoyment from radio receivers so limited in their tonal range, and which had static and . . . What's static? Why it's a noise something like the Ithaca-Venus inter-planetary ship makes, and we'd always have it just as we were listening to a favorite program. What's that, Junior? You don't want to watch another football game? Then why don't you tune in the One World Symphony on WHCU-FM? We'II stay here in the teleroom and watch what 'Sizzler Pyrzkonowicz does to that Elmira line! TIME . . . MARCHES ON! ll we Best Wishes to The Graduating Class of '47 ANDY SOYRING IT PAYS TO SEE A SPECIALIST 108 East Clinton Street Ithaca, N. Y Phones 2000 - 2002 For All Occasions Use Purity Ice Cream Delicious and Refreshing Brick - Bulk - Special Molds Ice Cream Cakes Cheerios - Cups Congratulations to ' The Class of '47 PURITY ICE CREAM Ithaca N. Y. , ' , BARNES' SHOE STORE Flrst Street DI 2248 zos me scare sneer ni.: 3810 Congratulations Class of '47 JD STAFFORD'S SMOKE SHOP 124 North Aurora Street Phone 9630 II2 Compliments of FIRST NATIONAL BAN K w W 'ff gk ' fi ' M, -' 'i ff' ,, w wf ' . -- .s V 4 -- X l 9 Q vw? T f V .ai rv' i ' : 9 1 ' I Q y - .f Q5 . f V X ' if V 4 91 Y, A yi N I N ' QNX x K Xx x V U 0 N 4' 12 : I f . 1' f l.-i .-T... -f 'A' -l II3 Lounsbery Flowers In 409 College Avenue Dial 3321 Any Event A - Best Wishes A Send to The Graduates 3:22, Flowers Q13 Shop 215 East State Street Di 2759 109 North Aurora sem: Phone use Congratulations and Best of Luck To the Class ol '47 ITHACA HOTEL BARBER SHOP 225 East State Street Phone 9374 II4 JOHN lEWTON APPAREL ron Mei ' 222 East State Street Opposite Ithaca Hotel Congratulations to Class of '47 Congratulations if A- -A- When in need of Automotive Service To try SHEPHERD'S the The House of Specialized Service Class 327-333 East State Street Phone 3407 of '47 LOUIS HERMAN Fine Furs Phone 2298 318 East State Street 5 5 -. Z 2 dm Q .QA 210. 23. - '2, f rw! -.....-..-- -..-:uv --A Compliments 01' ALTMAN'S LADIES' READY TO WEAR 106 West State Street Ithaca, N. Y. Compliments of TO THE CLASS OF '47 muscou. snos. 3. co. BEST WMS 135 S. Aurora St. Phone 2361 THE HILL DRUG STORE I ' f comp me Lme 0 Corner Dryden Rd. Sz College Ave Building Materials II6 To tha' Graduatvs: THE BEST OF LUCK To the UHlll,'fgTIlllUIlfL'5.' THE BEST OF WISHES cf JOHN F. GEHERIN Insuranrv 204 East State Street Ithaca, N. Y. Congratulations, GRADS I ROBINSON 81 CARPENTER, INC. BUILDING MATERIALS COAL Over 50 Years oI Dependable Service C I ea 206 Taughannaclr Boulevard Dial 2129 Ithaca. N. Y. II7 ITHACA Town Talk Ice Cream Dial 2756 MARSHALL DAIRY CO. Dial 2904 BE THRIFTY BUY QUALITY ATWATERS Everything to Eat Helping Ithacans To Find Better Homes Since 1915 O Congratulations and best wishes To the Class ol I947! O BURNS REALTY COMPANY John C. Burns, Realtor First National Bank Bldg. Ithaca, N. Y. II8 L TO THE CLASS OF 1947 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' till Seconds From Stale Men's and Boys' Clothing and Furnishings Congratulations Boys and Girls from BROOKS' PHARMACY iimk A u 4 ,in ll wm , :fi llllllllill Paper and Stationery Filing Equipment loose leaf Devices 0 T. G. MILLER'S SONS PAPER coMPANY 113 North Tioga St. Ithaca, New York H II9 I mvm ciwfaf 'OHK is PIONEER AIRLINE Air Chiefs have Hown more H than 3,000,000 passenger Qgjif EW miles, serving the hear! of New York State. ' m N . . , ew.alrllne'equmped trans- ' ports on all flights, mann by Captain and Co-pilot. 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Are you planning a reunion and need assistance? E-Yearbook.com can help you with scanning and providing access to yearbook images for promotional materials and activities. We can provide you with an electronic version of your yearbook that can assist you with reunion planning. E-Yearbook.com will also publish the yearbook images online for people to share and enjoy.
