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Msvftsluff X ,.--0-M' B - w -,ir- .-- '- ' su A 1 Nfisf? 9 - 1 iff Q -1 :Q V A A ...X. , 515 .g-.'. i A A A i i . iooi ffo i Xi ' T SY 2 , M: is Wo ifffif: And we know that The school days and friendships of old Will be dear to our hearts till the lost Alumni Song ll' ,Y., L fy. fill ' no if ' I 'F it 1 r - V J I . . .ui In I 5 ,r ,pear Ma yy X-sf 'I952 A! X37 X-A Volume 37 A 5.5 f o 71. jvc' .- N Jfufvre fffn Zfc MQW- fxiguwwz girl fic' auf Weir Cndy fu I avcr Published by hjfbc ,J we ,anmz :aff mm ,wifi sczmz Q... 9 c-.Ai General Manager ..... .......... W ILLIAM BRINK Editor .... ................. .......... E L EANOR BEESON Business Manager .... ......... A LAN BERGSTEN lace-i Cover designed by BARBARA HALL Little Red created by JOE PATTERSON We fjaedenli ufillffe Ref! Many, many years ago there roamed the hills and valleys around Cayuga Lake a little Indian named Little Red . One day white men came and settled where Little Red's people had their gardens, orchards and hunting grounds. Little Red was well-known to them in the beginning, but as their city grew and more people came, LittIe Red gradually faded into the background. When Little Red disappeared,,no one seemed to have noticed or to remember. The white man building his cities, factories, roads, and farms had forgotten Little Red. However, the ghost of Little Red is still with us. We can not forget him as the last of a race of fearless, independent, liberty- loving people. They were the true rugged individualists. As a re- minder of his people Little Red occasionally visits Ithaca High School. This book sets forth some of his experiences during the past year. We hope he was pleased with what he saw. mfg If eww THE FACULTY . WHO GUIDED AND INSPIRED US -5. T1-1. I 225 1 yi 'I K .:x Q 5 -x ug G I P5 Q?-S THE SENIORS . WHO WORKED AND ACHIEVED THE CLUBS . . WHICH DEVELOPED OUR NTERESTS THE SPORTS . . . WH ICH PROMOTED TEAMWORK THE ADVERTISERS . WHO AIDED US FINANCIALLY ecficaliicm We, the class of 1952, dedicate this Annual to Lilly Robinson, our friend and teacher. Through her classes in history she has brought to us a better understand- ing of our relationships to our fellow men. Her candid and pithy observations on political and social issues have given us a vivid picture of the world in which we live. She assisted in bringing the National Honor Society to Ithaca High and has served as an advisor for the past two years. Our best wishes go with Miss Robinson as she leaves Ithaca High. .Y V ,F k Qawlz' Jr Q2 X, lf, c f, T S W U4 -, 1' Q Q Q i Q , .' Q 2 2 I I NS-ww , X , s. Si-am-d---Prof. Moore, Mrs. Epstein, Dr. William L. Gragg, Superintendent of Schools BOARD OF EDUCATION Standing-Dr. Gragg, Mr. Carlyon Mrs. Burns, Prof. Peabody. Mr. Cook, - vs... Mr. Mungle, Dr. Evans, Mr. Mott Frank R. Bliss Principal x Leonard C. Buyse Theresa Wes' . . . Principals Assistant Vxce-Prmcipal-Englxshg Congress dance in Charge of Attendance Elwood A. LaFortune Marian L. Warren Samuel J. Cutalfano Director Counselor Counselor-Director of Foreign Languages French, Spanish Club LAWRENCE E. EACH Science: Science Club ZELMA B. IBECKER English: Annual FRED A. BENNETT English: Director of Student Activities MAURINE K. BLACKWELL Homeniuking: F.H.A. EDGAR BREDBENNER Supervisor of Physical Education and Recreation: Golf EMILIE M. BROWN English: Allied Youth MAYFRED CLAFLIN Acting Head of Mzltlieinaticg- Depart- ment A. WILLIAM CLARK Art: Art Club: Art Advisor to Annual and Tattler .TOSEPHINE R. CONLON French: German: German Club: French Club EDITH S. CORNELIUS Physical Education: Girls Sports Club: Cheerleaders. ETHELWYN CORNELTUS Director of Home Arts: Senior Flass. MARY B. DEELEY Medical Office Assistant DORA DE PEW Mathematics, Secretary-Trcasu1'er of Clubs Council CLARENCE R. DIXON Director of Vocational Education: Op- erators MARIAN E. ELLIOTT Head of English Department: Tuttler: National Honor Society KENNETH W. ELMORE 'Mathematic-s: Senior Class. DR. HELEN D. ELSTON Director of Medical Inspection BER-NICE FINCH Supervisor of Instrumental Music EVA E. FIRRA Business: School Store: Uonunercial Club. GUY B. FOPPES English: Annual: Chess Club, CLARA S. GAGE English: Handbook. THOMAS H. GORMAN Industrial Arts: Drivers Education. JOHN W. G-RAVES Instrumental Music: Band. DONALD F. HENRY Industrial Arts, Drivers Education. . 'SY X. Q - .A f is bt -x -fl M ELSIE P. HINMAN Spanish KASIMER E. HIPOLIT Social Studies: Congress. MARY HONCHARIK Business: Business Advisor to Tuttle: JOHN I'. HOWLAND Social Studies. LOIS ANNE HUDSON Englishg Legislative. SUZANNE J. JAGOBUS Scienceg Junior Red Cross. JOHN J. JAITURS Healthy Drivers Educutiung Football XVrestling. DAVID E. JOHNSON Science, Science Cluh. RALPH W. JONES Director of Health Education. EDWARD A. KALAI' Businessg Tennis. ELLA S. KELLOGG High School Secretary. JESSIE W. LaI'0RTU'NE Assistant High School Secretary ALBERT E. LAWRENCE Acting: Head uf Science Ilcpartment MARION E. LEARY Supervisor of Art JOHN R. MACK Agricultureg Director nf Adult Educa tion. S. CARULYN MARSH Instrumental Musicg Orchestra. RUTH L. MILLER Englishg Frenchg French Club. ROGER W. MING Scienceg Photography Club. MARTHA P. NEIGHIBOUR Mathematicsg Math Club MILACENT G. OCVIRK Director of English CURTIS L. PFAPI' Social Studiesg Junior Class. ETHEL D. PIERCE Business: Commercial Club. LOUIS A. PRESTON Agricultureg F.F.A. LILLY ROBINSON National Honor Society. Head of Social Studies Departmentp W ELSIE M. SARGE School Nurse WALTER C. SCHROEDER English: Literary Club. PHYLLIS M. SEAGER Business JOSEPH A. SHORT Director of Radio Workshop: Radio Club. LEONA B. SMITH Homemakingg F.H.A. RUSSELL STEPHENSON Supervisor of Vocal Music: Choral Or- ganizations. ELIZABETH D. STOCKING Librarian: Library Club. SYLVIA STONE Social Studies: Exchange Teacher from Liverpool, England. CAROL E. TABER Social Studies: Junior Class. JOSEPH J. TATASCORE Physical Education: Basketball: Assis- tant Football. ALICE W. WARNER Manager of Cafeteria CHARLES l'. WEIGAND Industrial Arts: Drivers Education. FLORENCE E. WILLIAMSON Latin: Latin Club. LEONARD J. WHEELER Health: Director of Athletics. ELMER J. WOODAMS Mechanical Drawing OLIVER M. YORK Director of Commerce and Placement. DONALD C. YOUNG Social Studies: Track: Cross Country. Seniafui SY Qu Iva N- 1. N X QM yvuf, . ' 'Z ,434- ff' Q cl x l O9 x A ' C4 C 5 5 5 G + .-lsr' Mimi Speno, vice presidentg Tom Sherman, pi-esiilvntg Wayne Barnes, L1-easux-en-3 Shirley Beach, sem-vtary. Seniafz efaddi Jlad Yfeafz. of Waaiecf rqcfiwlaa The wisest of the I.H.S. braves and squaws are known as the Senior Class. lt appears that after serving in this council these wise men leave the school. This class promoted the Miss I.H.S. Con- test, sponsored the Senior War Dance, or Prom, the Senior Day, and held the Senior Feast. This class also prepared the Handbook of helpful signs for the incoming students. They elected Mimi Speno as a participant in the D.A.R. Good Citizenship Contest. Truly they are wise men and women. U41 First Row-Ann Sellers, Barb Hall, Ginny MacDonald Swami Row-Ed Kelly, John Blodgett, Fred Erdman, Stewart Gully Senior: efau eammilleed Miss I.H.S. ALLAN REsNICK11'il2lll'Ill nn SHIRLEY BEACH ROY BARNARD JOAN WILLSEY NORM INGALLS Senior Boll ANN sz:L1.1:Rs an PRED ERDMAN MARY WHEELER-1'lnxpf-rolls-s BARBARA VOLLIVIER-Band BOB LYNCHillQ'l'1Dl'ilflIlllS JOHN LEAGANS-PillfI'l'l2lilllllt'llf BEVERLY BREMER-Tivkvts PETER BURCKMYER-fl'1lltlim-ity' ARNOLD BROWN--Rl'fl'l'SllIlll'lllS ALAN BERGSTENAel'Ilvf'trir'inn BETTY HART JOAN CROSS GINNY CIMA DOLORES DALEY CAROLE HAZEN LENORE LEWIS JOYCE SMITH JEAN JOLLY BETTY SPOTT WALT FARRELL LARRY THAYER ULDIS HOLANDERS TIM WOODIN BARBARA HALL SYLVIA JOHNSON GALE NEWMAN HESTER VANN JEAN WILLMAN Senior Assembly EDDY KELLY-Chairman Lors HAvENs ELEANOR SCZEPANSKI BARBARA sNow NINA FRENCH 15 Caps and Gowns STEWART GULLY-Uh an MIMI SPENO WAYNE BARNES Senior Banquet EMILY MA.LTI'f'illlll'lll ELEANOR BEESON SYLVIA JOHNSON LENORE LEWIS FRANK SPENO JAKE DENMARK JIM MYERS JEAN WILLMAN LARRY SIANY irm Commencement Invitations VIRGINIA MacDONALD-Cl ZOE STEINMETZ MARCIA TABER JEANNE PATTERSON ROGER SCHAPPI Senior Day RONNY FENNER LEE DUNBAR MONA POWERS VERA JOHNSON MARGARET SHIPMAN JUDY FLETCHER Handbook JOHN BLODGETT-Vhnil In lll BARBARA HALL-mari.-.t. in JOAN RANDEL BARBARA TABER BARBARA DUDLEY MARLENE MACAULEY NANCY PFOHL Bruce M. Babcock Joyce Hope Bacon R. D. 3, Ithaca R. D. 3, Taughannock Blvd. Transfer .fromg Lakemont, Art Club 35 Chorus 45 Dra- N. Y. 45 Football 4, Letter 45 matic Club 3, 45 Library Boys Intramurals 4. Staff 3,4. Robert Baker Ellen L. Barnard Jacksonville 112 Cook Street 'Bob'-J. V. Football 35 Track 35 Boys Intramurals 2,3. Chess 45 Dramatic Club 45 Spring Playg Allied Youth 2,35 Library Staff 3,45 Math Club 35 Tattler 2,35 Girls Sports Club 3,45 Le Cercle grfncais 25 Girls Intramurals , . Roy S. Barnard Wayne Barnes 112 Ferris Place 712 Hanshaw Rd. Congress 45 Cross Country Rifle Club 3,45 School Com- 3,4, Letter 3,45 Track 25 n1ittees5 Junior Committeesg Golf 35 Boys Intramurals Senior Committees: Senior 2,3,45 Sports Numeral, Basket- Class Treasurer 45 Student ball 25 Senior Committees. Council 3,4. Freda M. Bartlett Carolyn Basl R. D. 4, Ithaca 708 Mitchell Street 'Shorty'-School Store 3. 'Lyn'-Le Cercle Francais 2,3,45 Literary Club 25 Girls Intramurals 2. Shirley M. Beach Eleanor Beeson 218 Wood Street North Triphammer Road Choral Club 15 Chorus 15 'Ellie'-Annual 4, Editor 45 Legislative 45 Drum Major- Chorus 15 Tertulia Espanola ettes 2,3,4, Head 45 Junior 3,45 Legislative 3,4, Treas- Committees5 Senior Commit- urer 45 Girls Sports Club tees5 Junior Class Secretary: 1,2,3, Points Manager 25 Senior Class Secretary5 Stu- Ithaca Girls Hi-Y 2,3,45 Clubs dent Council 25 Girls Intra- Council 45 Girls Intramurals murals . 2,35 Ithaca Girls 1,2,35 Honor Society 45 Jun- Hi-Y 2,3.4, Secretary 4. ior Committees: Senior Com- mitteesg Band 4. Beverly Joyce Bell Franklin M. Berggren R. D. 2, Ithaca 121 East Falls Street 'Bev' l 16 1 'Frank' I Top row- AIUI1 R- 5095790 Marilynne Marie Besemer 408 Elm Street R- D' 2, Ithaca Band 2,3.4: Librarian 4: 'Bogie'-Annual 4, Business Manager 4: Congress 3,4, Deputy Speaker 4: Tattler 4: W.I.I-LS. 3,4: Football 3: Track 2,3,4, Letter 3: Boys Intramurals 4: Junlor Com- mittees: Senior Committees. Commercial 4: Allied Youth 2,3,4, Secretary 4: Orchestra 2,3,4: Forsythla H1-Y 4: Sup- erior Merit Shorthand Contest 3: Superior Merit Bookkeep- Christine Frances Bettucci 418 Esty Street 'Tina'-Chorus 3: I'.H.A. 2 Junior Committees. ing Contest 2. Adele M. Bishop John Blodgetl' 508 South Aurora Street . R. D. 2, Ithaca Library Staff 3: 60 Word Shorthand Certificate: 80 Word Shorthand Certificate: 32 Word Typing Certificate: 0. G. A. Shorthand Certifi- cate: 0. G. A. Superior Merit Certificate. 'Mike'-Chorus 2: Glee Club 2,3,4: Operators 2,3,4: Math 4: Tattler 4: Radio Club 3.4: W.I.H.S. 2,4: Football 2,3,4, Letter 4: Wrestling 2: Athletic Council 8,4: All State Choir 3: Boy-of-Month: Sen- ior Committees: Choir 3,4. Bottom row- Glenda E. Bocla R. D. 4 Ithaca Y 'G-IB'-Choral Club 3,4, Li- brarian 4: Chorus 2: Com- mercial 4: Library Staff 3,4: Tattler 4: All State Choir 4: Junlor Committees: Shorthand 60,100: Typing 30-70: Book- keeping Awards: 0. G. A, Certificate: School Store 3: Accent on Youth 4: Assembly Programs 3,4. Geraldine E. Borclonet Constance E. Boyle R D 4 Ithaca 220 Pearl Street . . , 'Connie'-Shorthand Awards 'Jerry'- Chorus 1,3. Ray Brushear Beverly Ann Bremer 222 Pleasant Street lootton,-Football 2' 608 Past 'Seneca Street 60 and 80: Typing Awards 30,40,50: Bookeeplng Award L17 Bevy Choral Club 2,3,4, Secretary 4: Chorus 1,2: Choir 3,49 Ithaca Girls H1-Y 4: Girls Intramurals 3: Sen- ior Committees. Elinor L. Bullock Top row- Catherine Brennan 510 Hudson Street 'Katie'-Chorus 1,25 Allied Youth 25 Science 25 Tattler 25 Girls Intramurals 25 School Store5 Ithaca Girls Hi-Y 4. William Brink Arnold R. Brown R. n. 5, num, 415 Umm same 'Bill'-Annual 4, General Manager 45 Congress 3,45 Science 25 Tattler 45 Cross Country Manager 3,45 Boys Intramurals 2,3,4 5 School Committees 5 Junior Commit- teesg Senior Committees. Peter A. Burckmyer 232 Renwick Drive 'Brownie' -Vrrmsfer from Trumansburg, N. Y. 25 Con- gress 45 Library Staff 45 clence 2,3,45 President 45 Wrestling 2,35 Boys Intra- murals 35 Empire Boys State 35 Honor Society 3,4, Treas- urer 45 School Committees: Senior Committees. 328 South Geneva Street :Lynn 'Pete'-Annual 35 Congress 45 Orchestra 1,2,3,4, Ass't Librarian 35 Science Club 2,35 Tattler 1,2,3,4, Co-Editor 45 Tennis 2,3,45 Boys Intra- murals 3,45 Empire Boys State 35 Boy-of-Month5 All State Orchestra 2,8,45 Honor Society 45 Junior Commlttees5 Senior Committees. Bottom row- Pamela Burney Richard D. Bushey Kenneth F. Campbell 111 811 North Tioga Street 'Pam'-Transfer from Hert- fordshire, England, 25 Bowl- ing 2,35 Bookkeeping Award 3. Comstock Road 'Dick' -- Emergency . .Corps 2,3,45 Football 35 Track 1,25 Wrestling 1,2,3,4, Letter 1,2,3,4, Sectional Champ 35 Boys Intramurals 2,85 Honor Roll 1,2,35 Junior Commit- 711 Cliff Street 'Ken'-Football 45 Bowling 2 , 3 , 4 . COBB. Lorraine Carpenter 709 South Plain Street Choral Club 15 Chorus 1,2,3 Allied Youth 25 elm Intral murals 1,2,85 Junior Com mittees. f'l8'I Betty Chaffee n. n. 4, umm Shorthand Awards 60,805 Typing Award. William Chaffee n. n. 4, mm. Rosemarie Cheff 317 South Cayuga Street 'B111'- F. F. A. 1,2,3,4. Virginia Cima 904 Mitchell Street Extension 'Ginny'-Dramatic Club 3,43 Tattler 43 Drum Majorettes 3,4, Letter 3,42 Accent on Youthg Glrls Intramurals 2,33 Senior Commlttees3 Typing Awards3 Shorthand Awards3 0.G.A. Superior Merit Award. 'Rosie'--Tattler 42 Girls In- tramurals 2,33 Shorthand Awards 60,80,1003 Typing Awards 30,40,50. Dale Arthur Clapper 421 Hook Place I'.I'.A. 2,3. Joanne Margaret Congdon 430 South Geneva Street Nancy I.. Conover Leslie Connelly R. D. 3, Ithaca .LW Shirley Crane Brooktondale 323 East Seneca Street Chorus 33 Library Staff 33 Transfer from Interlaken Bowling 1. N- Y- 4- .loan M. Cross 515 Dryden Road Dolores Daley 224 Eddy Street 'Jeanie'-Choral Club 3,43 Der Deutche Vereln 3,43 Drum Majorettes 3,4, Letter 3,43 Accent on Youth 3,43 Ithaca Girls H1-Y 4: Junior Committees 3 Senior Com- mlttees. Leola Dassance 829 South Cayuga Street 'Lee'-Transfer from Mc- Minnville, Oregon 33 Girls Sports Club 43 Girls Intra- murals 3,43 Sports Numeral 43 Sports Letter 4, Playdays 3,43 All Star Volleyball 43 Basketball Captain 4. 'D. D.'-Annual 2,3,43 Art 3, Secretary 3: Allied Youth 2,3,4, Vice-Pres. 4, President 41 Choral Club 2,3,43 Math 3,43 Science 2,3,43 Tattler 2,3,4: Radio Club 3,43 For- sythia Hi-Y 3,4. Frank H. Davenport 222 Esty Street Chorus 1,43 Boys Intramurals 2,3,43 Sports Numeral 23 J. V. Football 2,3. U91 Ted C. Daw 112 Monroe Street Football 3,-4, Letter 45 Boys Intramurals 3. Gordon Deibler R. D. 1, Freevllle 'G-ordle'-Art 15 Cross County 2,8,4, Letter 2,3,4, Co-Csp- tain 3,45 Track 2,3,4, Letter 2,3,4, Co-Captain 45 Boys Intra,mura.ls5 School Com- rn1ttees5 Boy-of-Month. Eugene E. Denmark 1011 West State Street 'Jake'-Annual 2,35 Chorus 1,2,35 Congress 45 Glee Club 45 Tattler 2,35 Football 2,35 Boys Intramurals 2,3,45 Sports Numera.15 Empire Boys State 35 School Committees5 Junior Committees5 Senior Committees5 Student Council 1,2,3,4, President 4, Vice- President 35 Chairman of Junior Chest 35 Boy-of Month. Mary Dedrick Broolrtondale Chorus 3,45 Library Ste!! 4 Charles H. Denman Sleterville Road 'Charlie' Fred M. Denmark 62215 West Buffalo Street 'Smiley' John William Donahue Mqdglin Drake 409 Auburn Street R. D. 5 Ithac. 'Whimp'- I'.I'.A. 1. Richard D. Drake R. D. 5, Ithaca. 'Dick'-I'.I'.A. 2,3, 4. 1 Barbara Jane Dudley The Parkway 'Barb'-Chorus 1: Itheterla 2,3,4, Secretary 45 Library Ste!! 35 Math 45 Orchestre 2,3,45 Science 25 Assembly Orchestra. 3,45 All Stste Orchestra. 3,45 Honor Society 3,45 Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Latin Honor Society 1,2,35 Senior Committees. 112 Lee Dunbar Daryl E. Dunn 109 Ithaca. Road Operators 2,35 Radio Club 3,45 W.I.H.S. 3,45 Senior CommlttOs5 Master electric- ian for What a. Life 35 Elec- trician for Wake 'Up My Boy 3. i201 503 Chestnut Street I Eff' gy if Llfdfft Top row- Bernd W. Egbert Charles A. Emerick Frederick S- Erdman cu z su e 118 Edd street 908 Washington Street 513 West n on ee ,Frei-Band 2,3,4, Drum Ml- Transfered from Nordlingen, 'Bud'-Chorus 13 Bowling. Germany: Tennis 4. jor 4, Congress 8,45 Itheteria. 2,35 Math 3, Treasurer 3: Orchestra 2,3,4g Science 3: Tattler 47 Student Council 4, Treasurer 49 Track 1,2,3,4g Tennis Manager 3: Boys In- tramurals 2,3,43 Empire State 3: Honor Society 3,45 Senior Committees. Helen Everhart Charles Walter Farrell 209 East Yates Street Coddington Road Bottom row- Chorus 2,8,4g Girls Intra- murals 45 Bookkeeping I Award: Shorthand I Certifi- categ O. G. A. Shorthand Pin. 'Walt'-Band 2: Tattler 4: Football 2,3, Letter 3: Wrest- ling 1,2,8,4, Sectional Champ 4, Letter 1,3,4: Junior Com- mittees: Senior Committees. Gary l. Felder Ronald Fenner Silas E. Ferguson 523 East Buffalo Street 115 West Yates Street Brooktondale 3,,nd 2,3,4., 'Ronnie'-Annual 3,43 Tattler 'Ed' 43 Senior Committees. Judith Anne Fletcher William Ford 6 Highland Road 'Judy'-Annual 2,3.43 Band 2,3,4, Sec. Trees. 3,43 Chorus 13 Science 15 Tattler 1,2,3,4g Legislatlve 8: Forsythle. Hi-Y 2,3,4, Chaplain 3: Junior Committeesg Senior Com- mittees. D. 4, Ithaca 'Bi11'- I'.I'.A. 1,2,8. Top row- William Fowler Lillian Fredericks William Freeman R, D, 3, Ithaca, 110 Monroe Street 204 Ridgedale Bead , 'Bm'-Boys Intrgmurglg, 'Llll' 'Barrel'-Congress 4: Tertulta. Espanola: Football 2,3,4, Letter 8,4, Co-captain 45 Basketball 1,2,4, J.V. letter 1,2, Varsity letter 45 Base- bsu 1,2,3,4, Letter 1,2,3,4: Boys Intramurals 3. Elizabeth French Nina French 105 West 'Upland Road 404 Highland Road 'Liz'-Der Deutsche Vereln 'Frenchie'-Allied Youth 3,4 2,3, Treasurer 3: Itheterla. Orchestra 2,3.4: Legislative 2,35 Girls Intramurals 2,33 4: Girls Sports Club 3,4 Latin Honor Society 1: Ger- Girls Intramurals 2,3,4, Sports men Honor Society SQ Honor Numeral 39 Junior Commit- Roll 4. teesg Senior Committees. Bottom row- lillian Gates . . . . mm Hollow Road William A. Genung Joseph Gesslm 'Sue'-Choral Club 41 Chorus 307 Center Street 325 Csscadilla Street 2,3,4g Itheterig 2,3, 'Joe'-Chorus 35 'Congress 43 Glee Club 3,43 Tsttler 4: Football 2,3,4, Luther 3,49 Baseball 3,4, Letter 3,45 Boys Intramurals 1,2,3,4. Donald Goffonia Eleanore Gredel Slaterville Springs 189 Ithaca Road 'Don'-Boys Intramurals 2, 'Ellie'-Tattler 2' T Sports Numeral 2. l 221 , ertulia. Espanola 3, Literary Club 25 Girls Intramurals 2,3. Stewart E. Gully Gretchen Habecker HB-l18l'l8-W R08-d 406 Cayuga Hts. Road 'Stew'-Transfer from Scars- dale, New York5 Annual 3,4, Sports Editor 45 Tattler 4, Advertising Manager 45 Foot- ball 3,4, Letter 45 Wrestling 35 Cangress 45 Debater 4, Honor Society 45 Senior Com- mittees: Honor Roll 3,45 Boys Intramurals 4. Barbara Hall Candor 'Barb'--Annual 45 Wake Up My Boy Accompanist5 ' Allled Youth 45 Orchestra 45 Legislative 3,45 Forsythia Hi-Y 45 Girls Intramurals 25 Honor Soclety 45 Honor Roll 2,3,45 Junior Con:nnlttees5 Senior Commlt1bees5 Cather- ing M. Welch French II Award 85 International Book- keeping Contest Certificate. Transfer from Annapolis, Maryland 35 Dramatic Club, That's My Boy 5 Radio Club 4. Mildred Hall lt. D. 4, Ithaca 'Moochle'-Chorus 25 Girls Sports Club 3,4, Treasurer 45 Girls Intramurals5 Typing Award 305 Shorthand Awards 60,80.1005 Bookkeeping Award 3. Wilhelmina Hammond Devid Hanmef 216 Dey street 308 North Titus Ave. 'Willie'--Itheterla 3,4, Treas- urer 45 Girls Intramurals 2,35 Latin Honor Society 2. James Harden 115 South Plain Street 'Jim'-Chorus 1,2,3,45 Con- gress 3,45 Glee Club 1,2,3,45 perators 15 Radio Club 3,4: Letter 3,45 Track 1,2,45 All State Choir 45 Basketball 3,4. Football 3,4, Letter 45 Boys Intramurals 3,4. Betty Hart Slatervllle Road Legislative 3,45 Forsythla Hi-Y 3,4, Treasurer 45 Girls Intramurals 25 Bowling 25 Honor Roll 25Senlor Commit- tees 5 Shorthand Awards 60,80,100,1205 Typing Awards 30.405 Bookeeplng Award 35 0.G.A. Certificate. Wilma Harvey Lois Jean Havens 3, D. 4. Ithaca 325 South Cayuga Street Choral Club 45 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Dramatic Club 3,4, What a Lif'e 5 Radio Club 3,45 Senior Commlttees5 Short- hand Awards 60,802 0.G.A. Certificate5 Typing 30,40. Carole June Hazen Ann R. Hetzler 426 East Seneca Street Choral Club 1,2,8,45 Chorus 1,25 Radio Club 3,42 Student Council 35 Choir 3,45 All State Choir 45 Laura Bryant Scholarship 35 Senior Com- mlttees. 310 Ithaca Road Band 2,, Letter5 Commercial Club 45 Honor Roll 2,3,45 Typing Award 305 Shorthand Award 60,80,1005 0. G. A. Membership5 Complete Theory Award. l231 Alvin M. Hewitt Jr. 116 Park Street 'Al'-Transfer from Buffalo, New York 42 Allied Youth 4, Treasurer 4: Math Club 49 Science Club 4: Tertulia Espanola 49 W.I.H.S. 49 Track 4. Joan Hickey 803 North Tioga Street Band 2: Legislative 3,49 Junior Committees. Ann Horton 151 Maple Avenue Art 2,3,49 Choral Club 49 Chorus 2,3: Library Staff 2: Science 2,32 Tertulia Espan- ola 29 Girls Sports Club 2,39 Literary Club 2,3Q Girls In- tramurals 3. Clyde Hubbell R. D. 5, Ithaca ' - t Jack' 0 era p ors 3,49 Honor Society 3,4. Joseph E. Hugg 115 Prospect Street 'J' oe' Norman R. Ingalls 106 Sheldon Road 'Norm'-Band 4, Uniform Manager 1,2,3,49 Der Deut- sche Verein 2: Operators 1,2,3,49 Allied Youth 3,49 Math 49 Orchestra. 1,2,3,4, President 49 All State Band 49 All State Orchestra 3,49 Senior Committees. U41 Jean Hickey 803 North Tioga Street Band 2,3,4Q Tertulla Espanola 2,31 Legislative 3,4, Drum Majorettes 49 Girls Sports Club 2,3Q Girls Intramurals 2,3Q Sports Numeral 39 Senior Committees. Uldis Holanders 208 East Court Street Transfer from Neustadt Holst, Germany 39 Congress 42 Allied Youth 3,49 Math Club 49 Student Council 49 J. V. Basketball 39 Varsity Basket- ball 4. Letter 4: Track 3,4, Co-captain 4, Letter 49 Boys Intramurals 3,4, Letter 3,49 Honor Society 4, Vice-prest dent 49 Junior Committees: Senior Committees: Second prize in Armistice Day Com- position contest. Norman Hovanus R. D. 1, Ithaca u 'Flnnegun'-F.I'.A. 3, 4. Glenn L. Hubbell R. D. 5, Ithaca I'.I'.A. 2,3,4, Secretary 3: Operators 42 Tattlor 49 Empire State 39 Honor Society 3,4. Robert B. Hutt 102 Eastwood Avenue Glee Club 43 Wrestling 2. Jacquelyn Louise Johnson 205 South Plain Street 'Jackie'-Choral Club 3,49 Chorus 29 Legislative 49 Cheerleaders 3,4, Letter 3,49 Forsythia Hi-Y 39 Girls In- tramurals 2,3,49 Typing Awards 30,459 Shorthand Awards 60,80,100: Book- keeping Award 39 0.G.A. Pin. Top row- Bottom row- Leona Jones Mark Johnson Patricia Johnson Sylvia Johnson Brooktondale R., D. 1 Danby, B.. D. 4 605 North Aurora Street 'Pat'-Choral Club 4: Orches- tra 2,3,4: Girls Intramurals 2,3,4. Vera Johnson 188 Linn Street 'Vee'--Choral Club 2,3,4: Chorus 2: Dramatic Club 3, Secretary-Treasurer 4: Ithe- terla 2,8,4, President 4: Allied Youth 8,4: Radio Club 2,8,4, Secretary 3,4: W.I.H.S. 4: Literary Club 4: Glrls Intramurals 3: Honor Society 3,4. W J mm Neale Jones 111 -Lg,-lianorus 3,43 cms In- Jacksonville tramurals 4: Bookkeeping I, Chorus 2: Glee Award: Shorthand I Certiti- Int,-amuralls, cate: 0.G.A. Award. Edward Kelly 132 Llnn Street 'Eddy'--Art 2,83 Dramatic Club 2,8,4: Senior Commit- tees: Spring Play 8,4, It's A Womans World' 4. 25 'Slim'-Annual 3: Dramatic Club 3,4, Vice Pres. 4: Orchestra 2,8,4, Co-concert- mistress 4: Science 2,3, Sec- retary 8: Legislative 8,-1: Girls Sports Club 3: Girls In- tramurals 2,8,4: All State Orchestra 3,4: Senior Com- mittees: The Valiant 3: 'Wake Up My Boy 3: What A Life 8. Jean I.. Jolly R. D. 2, Ithaca 'Jolly Jean'-Chorus 2,8,4: Commercial Club, Vice-Pres. 4: Junior Committees: Senior Committees. Joan Judway 816 North Cayuga Street Club: Boys Annual 4: Choral Club 4: Chorus 2.3: Girls Intramurals 2,3: Junior Committees. Joseph H. Kenrick 318 West Buffalo Street 'Joe'-Congress 3,4: Basket- ball Jayvee 3: Track 3: Boys Intramurals 1,2,4. Q Top row- Janice Keown .. . . 117 Hym street Tuna Man Kltzberg Gertrude Knehles 'Jan'-Transfer from Charles- 222 Dryden Road 207 Cliff Street ton, South Carolina 25 Art 'Tiina'-Transfer from Sara- 'Getty'-Der Deutsche Vorein 35 Commerical 45 Library toga. Springs, New York 43 35 Honor Roll 3,45 Junior Staff 45 Math 4, Secretary Der Deutsche Vereln 45 Math Committees. 45 Tattler 45 Girls Sports 45 Legislative 45 Forsythia Club 35 Girls Intramurals Girls Hi-Y 4. 2,3,45 0.G.A. Shorthand and Typing Certificates. Behy Kobre Margo Korn 235 Cllff Street 310 East Court Street Chorus 2,35 Bookkeeping I Award5 Shorthand I. 0. G. A. Award: Shorthand 60 W.P.M. Award. 'Korny'--Choral Club 4 5 Chorus 2,45 Der Deutsche Vereln, Treasurer 4: Itheteria 35 Science 2,35 Tsttler 25 Girls Sports Club 3,4, Vice- presldent 45 Girls Intra- murals: Honor Society 3,4: Honor Roll 2,3,45 Latin Honor Award 2,35 German Award 35 Junior Committees. Bottom row- Elenore Kouf H, Tren Avenue I Duane Langdon Geraldine La Pom! 'Elly'-Commercial 45 Library R. D. 4, Ithaca 220 Wood treet Sta!! 3,45 Girls Sports Club 'Di'-Chorus 1,2,35 Commer- 'Gerry'-Bookkeeping Merit 3,45 Girls Intramurals 2,3,45 cial 45 Ithaca Girls I-Il-Y 3,45 Award5 Shorthand I 60 Sports Numeral 35 Sports Bookkeeping Award 35 Typ- W.P.M. Letter 4: Honor Roll 2,3,4: Typing Awards 30,40 word certlficatesg Bookkeeping ing Award 35 Shorthand Award 2,3. Award 3. ' Carl F. Larsen John P. Leagans 111 Crescent Place 728 Stewart Ave. Chorus 25 Dramatic Club 'Johnny'-Transfer from 3,4, The Valiant 35 Glee Club 2,3,4, Vice-president 45 Radio Club 2,3,4, President 45 W.I.H.S. 3,45 Choir 3,45 Radio Chorus 3,45 Le Cercle Francais 25 All State Choir 3,45 Junior Committees: Hollis Dann Vocal Scholar- ship 3. 26 Raleigh, N. C. 25 Band 2,3,4, Drum Sergeant 45 Dramatic Club 35 Allied Youth 35 Tertulia Espanola 2,3,45 Radio Club: Cross Country 35 Track 3,4, Letter 45 Senior Committees: Tau- ghannack Boys Hi-Y 3,4. 118 Glen Place Annual 1,2: Congress 4: Math 4: Science 3: Tau- ghannock Boys Hl-Y 3,4, Secretary 8, Treasurer 4: Tennis 3,4: Table Tennis Champion 3: Latin Honor Society. Lenore Lewis Ivor Leonard Enrica Joan Leone 304 East Falls Street 'Ricky'-Art 2, Treasurer 2: Allied Youth 1,2,3,4: Tattler 4: Girls Intramurals 2,3,4: Junior Committees. Stuart A. Lewis 209 South Albany Street 205 Ithaca Road 'Lenny'-Ithaca Girl! Hi-Y 'Irv'-Band 2,s,4: chorus 2: 3.4. Pfnidellt 49 Glwrll Congress 3,4: Wrestling 3.4, Club 3,4, President 4: Ithe- Manager 3,4, Legg-r 3,45 Jun. teria 23,43 Tltu9l' 13,42 lor Committees: Senior Com- Bepresentatlve 4: I-68il1ltiV9 mlttees: Taughannock Boy's 3,4: sffl1d0l1U Council UWT' Hi-YS: Tertulla Espanola 2,3: nate 4: National Latin Honor Boys Intramurals 2,3,4, Num. Society 2,33 Honor Roll 2,3: ,nl 2, Junior Committees Senior Committees. Maria Links Robert E. Linton Slatervllle Road R. D. 5, Ithaca Transfer from Hackessln, 'lgb'-FIIQA. 1,2,3'4' T1-ess. Delaware 4: Honor Society 4. ug-er 3, Larry Lyman Nancy Jane Lynch Danb Bold 513 West Green Street ibm'-311111 23 Chow! 23 Chorus 2,3: Allied Youth 2: Congress 4: Glee Club 2,3,4: Football 3,4, Letter 4: Track 3: Tattler 4: Boys Intramur- als 2,3,4, Captain 3. Robert A. Lynch 612 Mitchell Street 'Bob'-Congress 8,4, Treas- urer 4: Tattler Sports Editor 4: Football 8,4, Letter 3,4: Track 1,3,4, Letter 3,4: Wrestllng 1,2,8,4, Letter 4: :Boys Intramurals 3,4: Honor Society 4: Junior Commit- tees: Senior Committees. James Macdonald Wlllseyvzllle 'Mlae'-1Trans!er from Ovid, New York 3. Library Staff 4: Junior Com- mittens. Marlene Macauley 400 Stewart Avenue Transfer from Long Branch, New Jersey 8: Art 4: Chorus 4: Der Deutsche Verein 3,4, President 4: Dramatic Club 3,4, Stage Manager 4: Tattler 3,4: Literary Club 3,4: 0.G.A. Shorthand Award: Honor Roll 1,2,4: Junior Committees: Senior Committees: Book- keeping Award. Virginia MacDonald 110 Carson Place 'Ginny'-Choral Club 2,3,4: Chorus 2: Itheteria 1,2: Legislative 3,4: Cheerleaders 3,4: Girls Sports Club 3: Radio Choir S: Girls Intra- murals 1,2,3: Honor Roll 1,2: School Committees: Junior Committees: Senior Commit- tees: Vice-president. Junlor Class: Student Council 8: Ithaca Glrl's Hi-Y 2,3,4, Vice- President 4: French Club 2. l271 Emily Malti Calvin Crispell Marion 418 Mitchell Street 'Emi'-Annual 2,3,43 Orches- tra 1,2,3,4, Co-Concert Mis- tress 41 Legislative 3,4, Vice- presldent 43 Cheerleaders 43 Student Council 3,4, Chair- man of Lost and Pound Bu- reau 43 Girls Intramurals 1,2,3,43 All State Orchestra. 3,43 Honor Society 43 Senior Committees3 Forsythia Hi-Y 2,3,4, Secretary 33 Miss IHS . Marilyn Marion Slaterville Road Orchestra 2,3,4. Marcus Mason 112 Farm Street 'Mark'-Chorus 2,33 Congress 33 Dramatic Club, The Pot Boiler 23 Glee Club 23 Tat- tler 23 Tertulia Espanola 23 Radio Club 33 W.I.H.S. 2,3Q French Club 23 Junior Com- mittees3 'Rocket To the Moon. Brooktondale 'Cal'--P.I'.A. 3,4. Donald Markowitz Slaterville Springs 'Duke'-Cross Country 1 Letter 13 Football 3, Letter 33 Boys Intramurals. Barbara Mattson 810 North Aurora Street 'IBarb'- Chorus 1. Margaret McCann. Anne MCC'-'HY 407 College Avenue 117 'M ar g i e'-Commercial 43 Allied Youth 13 Library Staff 33 Tattler 3. Auburn Street Chorus 41 Itheteria 2,3,43 Ithaca. Girls Hl-Y 43 Student Council 2. Ellen McDaniels MUl'9Ufel' McGill slatervme springs 515 gout? 2ll5bZnsIl2.g:?ei'et3' Orches- 0. G. A. Shorthand I Award. nf? 45' baience 2: ' Tarun. Espanola 3,43 LeCercle Pran- cais 23 Girls Intramurals 2,3. Helen Mclmosh Wilson C. McNair 322 West Seneca. Street 'Mac'-Transfer from New Rochelle, New York3 Band 42 Library Staff 4. E231 113 Crescent Place 'Wlll'-Chorus 23 Congress 43 G-lee Club 3,4, Secretary 43 Math 4, President 4: Taughannock Boys I-Il-Y 43 Boys Intramurals 4. Robert L. Miller rry Street Top row- Camine Alzafer Miller 117 South Plein Street 119 Che 'Comay'-Chorus 2,85 Allied 'Bob' Youth 4: Literary Club 4: Girls Intramurnls 23 Sports Numeral 2. Mary Allce Mllls 973 East State Street Annual 35 Chorus 2,3,4g Science 2: Tattler 2,3,4: Girls Sports Club 3,41 Literary Club 2: Girls Intramurals 2.8,4: Sports Numernl 33 Sports Letter 2. organ 203 Hook 'Jam'--Orchestra 2,3,4: Sports Club 2g Intramurals Anne M Girls June Place Violet Monroe Slaterville Springs 'Vi'-Shorthand Awards 60. 80,100 Words: Typing Award 33: 0. G. A.: Superior Merit 2,8. Bookkeeping. Bottom row- T': lY J- MWITGI' Ronald Paul Muzzy James Myers ' ' 4' Ithw' Terrace Hill 607 North Tioga Street 3003300111115 Award- r,r,A, 1,2,3, 'Jim'-Congress 4: Basket- ball 2,3,4, Letter 2,3,4, Cap- tain 4: Baseball 2.8,4, Letter 2,3,43 All S. T. C. 3,4. Naragon Mary Myers 441 North Aurors Street Vernon 115 Terrace Place 'Spike'-Football 2,3. E291 Top row- Gale Delano Newman ,nf Elizabeth Ann 0'Brien ,f- Ronald 'Arthur Oltz R. D. 5, Ithaca 410 NOFUI AUIOTE Street 107 Grandview Avenue Art 2: Congress 4: Opera- 'Betty'--Tattler 2,3,4, Circu- tors 3: Allied Youth 4: Or- 19-N011 MMIEEBI' 43 Girl! chestra 3,43 Science 2,3,4: 390118 Club 3,42 Gifli ID- Literary 01115 3,4. tramurals 2,3,4: Junior Com- mittees. Leslle L. Palmer Thomas A. Parkin R. D. 4, Ithaca 614 South Plain Street Les'-I'.I'.A. 2: Wrestling 'Tom'-Chorus 1,22 Football 3,4: Boys Intramurals 2,3. 1: Track 1: Wrestling 1: Boys Intramurals 1. Bottom row- -ledhhe PGHGYSOH Carol Pearson Constantine Perlalas 408 Utica Street Slsterville Road 214 Hudson Street Band 2,3,4, Drum Majorettes Tuttle: 3,4: Legiglative 4: 'Gus'-Band 2,8,-1, Letter and -2,3,4: Student Council 2,3, Literary Club: Le Cercle Plu 3: Der Deutsche Verein Homeroom alternate 2, Rep- Francais 2,3,4g Gig-15 Inna. 3,-1, Vlce-President 4: Dra- resentastlve 3: Girls Intra- murals 2: Ithaca Girls Hi-Y matlc Club 2,3,4, Dramatic murals 2: School Committees: 4,5 Honor R011 2,3,4, Club Technical Award 2,3, Junior Committees: Senior Stage Manager 3, Technician Committees: Ithaca Girls 'Kempy 2, Vallaut 3, Hi-Y 3,4. What A Life 3: Operators 2,3,4: Allied Youth 3: Math 3: Orchestra 2,3,4, Pin 2, Assembly Orchestra 2,3,4, Special Orchestra 2,3,4: Science 2,3,4: Senlor Com- mittees: Junior Committees: Rocket to the Moon 2: Wake 'Up My Boy 3. Nancy Pfohl Peggy M. Pierce 502 Linn Street 'Puftel'-Band 2,3,4: Chorus 3: Science 2: Tertulia Es- panola 3,4: Legislative 3,43 Girls Sports Club 3,4, Presl- dent 4, Points Chairman 3: Girls Intramurals 2,3,4, Sports Numeral 3, Sports Letter 3: Senior Committees. 30 Slaterville Springs 'Peg'-Chorus 2: Superior Bookkeeping Award: Short- hand Speed Award. Diana Pizilly Ricardo l. Pommells 115 Linn Street 125 Farm Street 'Dt'-Chorus 2 3 Orchestra 2,3,4 3 LeCercle Francais 2,8,4, President 4 3 School Committees. 'Rick'-Transfer from Au- burn, N. Y. 1. Sandra Jean Pond MCYY C- POWGFS 107 Hqmgggggd Bond 410 South Aurora Street 'Sandy'-Hath 3,43 Science 43 French Club 2,3,43 Honor Society 8,43 Junior Commit- tees. 'Molly'-Annual 43 Itheterla 23 Allied Youth 23 Library Staff 33 Tattler 2,43 Girls Intramurals 3,43 Junior Com- mitteesg Senior Committees, Mona Powers Ruth I. Preston 949 East State Street 'Totie'-Annual 43 Der Deut- sche Vereln 8.43 Itheterla 23 Tattler 43 Legislative 43 Girls Sports Club 3,43 Student Council Alternate 3, Repre- sentative 43 Girls Intramurals 2,3,43 Honor Society 3, 4, Secretary 4: Honor Boll 1,2,3,43 School Committees: Junior Committees. Brooktondale 'Ruthie'-Girl-of-Month, Moose Award 3. Mildred C, Pu,-dy LaRue A. Purhenn R, gp, 5, Ithacs 501 Titus Avenue 'Millie'-I'.H.A. 13 Library Staff 83 Orchestra 2,3,4Q Science 2. 'Flash'-Transfer from Elmira Free Academy 4. 'lW TR 'h de' R d Catherine Reed rip lnllllsl' Ol chem Club 2,3,4, Vice-Pres- 114 Linn sm ldent 43 Tattler 33 Legisla- tive 3,43 Forsythia Hi-Y 2,3,4, Vlce-President 43 Girls In- tramurals 23 Senior Commit- tees: Chorus 1,2,8,4. 'Bebe'-Library Staff 41 Tat- tler 23 Ithaca Girls Hi-Y 3,43 Student Council 2. Allan G. Resnick Robert Rightmyer Jr. 203 Eastwood Avenue Bethel Grove 'Res'-Congress 3,4. Speaker 43 Tattler 43 Basketball 2,4, Letter 2,43 Track 3,4, Letter 3,43 Boys Intramurals: Sen- ior Committees. 'Bob'-Baseball 3,4Q Boys Intramurals 2,3,4. f'l11 Reamer Jesse Riker 632 West Buffalo Street 'Shorty'-Bowling 4. Gordon Roberts R. D. 4, Ithaca 'Gordie'-I'.I'.A. 1,2,8,4, As- sistant Treasurer 3, Treasurer 43 Operators 2,3,43 Football 13,43 Track 33 Sports Numeral Virginia Mae Rogers Wendell E. Robinson 501 West Green Street 225 Cliff Street 'Nicky'--Chorus 1,23 Con- 'Ginny'-Junior Committees: gress 43 Glee Club 3,43 Taughannock Boys Hi-Y 33 J'.V. Football 2,33 Baseball 3, Letter 33 Boys Intramurals 2,3,43 J.V. Wrestling 3,4. Roger Schappi 215 Prospect Street Annual 43 Chorus 1,23 Con- gress 43 Glee Club 3,43 Treas- urer 43 Cross Country 2,3, Co-Captain 3, Letter 2,32 Football 4, Letter 43 Track 1,2,3,4, Letter 3,43 Boys In- tramurals 3,43 Senior Com- mltteesl Treasurer of Junior Class. Eleanor Ann Sczepanski R. D. 4, Ithaca 'Ellie'-Honor Society 3,41 Senior Committees3 Lucille Brewer Award. !or Junior: Shorthand Speed Certificates 60,80,100,1203 Typing Speed Certificates 30, 40, 50, 60: O. G. A. C6ItifiCEtBQ Gregg Complete Theory Certi!icate3 Girl-of-the-Month. Ann W. Sellers 804 Mitchell Street Transfer from Forest Park, Illinois 13 Annual 33 Band 3,43 Chorus 23 Math 32 Tat- tler 2,3,4, Business Manager 43 Legislative 3,4, Secretary 43 Drum Majorettes 43 Tor- sythia Hi-Y 2,3,4, President 43 Girls Intramurals 2,33 Honor Society 43 School Com- mittees3 Junior Committees3 Senior Committees: French Club 1. Constance Ann Sheldon Spencer Road 'Connie' - Transferred from Morris, New York 4. F501 Senior Committees. Barbara J. Schutt 109 Summit Avenue 'Barbie'-School Store Man- ager 33 Shorthand Award 603 Typing Award 30. Doris Louise Selleck 712 West Green Street 'Bobby'-Art 43 Science 23 Girls Intramurals 2. Edward Shea 314 West State Street 'Ed'-Math 43 Boys Intra- murals 1,2,4Q School Com- mittees. Thomas F. Sherman 223 Willard Way 'Tom'-Congress 43 Senior Class President 43 Cross Country 2, Letter 23 Football 3,4, Letter 43 Track 1,2,33 Boys Intramurals 2,3,4Q Bm- pire State 31 Honor Society 3,4, President 43 Junior Com- mitteesg Armistice Day Essay Contest-local winner, county third 33 Oratorical Contest local winner, county third 43 Boy-of-the-Month. 217 Auburn Street 406 Cascadilla Street Top row- Williflm G- 5l16l'W00d Margaret Shipman Velma Jane Shippos 134 EMT SCIQBG :Bu 1 Bottom row- 226 South Albany Street 'Margie'-Band 2,3,4, Vice- presldent 4, Letter 3: Math 4: Orchestra 4: Legislative 3,4g Girls Sports Club 2,3,4, Treasurer 3, Points Manager 42 Literary Club 23 Girls In- tramurals 2,3,4, Sports Num- eral 2, Sports Letter 27 Ath- letic Council 3,4g Honor Society 3,45 Senior Commit- teesg Ithaca Glrl's Hi-Y 2,3,4g Girl-of-the-Month. G12 Hancock Street ' 'Vallle'-Tattler 39 Girls trarnurals 2. Jeanette Shriay lawrence W. Siany 'Jen'-Chorus 13 0. G. A. Awardg Shorthand Awards 2,35 Typing Award 2,33 Bookkeeping Award 3. 'Sl' Congress 3,4, Clerk 4, Tattler 4: Football Manager 2,3,4, Letter 45 Junior Com- mittees: Senior Committees: Taughannoclr Boys Hi-Y 3,4 President 3, Vice-president 4. JOCIHHG 5545.9 Shirley A. Simmons Robert E. Slaight 105 WGIU 0111171011 street 523 W. Butfalo St. Willseyville 'JO'-'sh0l'th3lld Awards: Chorus 1,25 Honor Roll 4. 'Bob'-Transfer fr S 0. G. A. 80 W.P.M.g Girls Central School 3. om pence: Intramurals 2. Joyce Smith Sydney Smith 1020 North Tioga Street 113 Elmwood Avenue 'Blssy'-Chorus 1: Dramatic 'Sls,'--Transfer from Wash- Club 4: Girls Intramuralsg lngton, D.C. S5 Tattler 4: Senior Committees. Literary Club 3: LeCercle Francais 3: Girls Intramuralsg Junior Committees. i331 Top row- Virginia Smith Barbara Snow Frank C. Speno 532 West Clinton Street 328 South Cayuga Street 823 Highland Road 'Ginny'-Shorthand Certifi- Girls Sports Club 43 School cates 40,60,80 wordsg Typing Store 4' 86 word. Miriam I. Speno 523 Highland Road 'mmf' , Girls Intramurals 42 Senior Committees. 1-Itheteria 23 Legisla- tive 3,43 Cheerleaders 3,4, Captain 43 Girls Intramurals 1,2,3,43 Honor Society 43 Stu- dent Council Secretary 33 Senior Class Vice-Presidentg Elmira College Key Award 33 D. A. R. Award 42 Forsythia. Hi-Y 2,3,4, Secretary 4 Gi 1 Transfer from Cante b ry r u School, New Milford C , onn. 33 Congress 34' E , , mergen Service Corps 34 CY , 3 Football 3,4, Co-Captain 4, Letter 3,43 J.V. Basketball 8, Varsity basketball 4, Letter 3,43 Baseball 3,4Q School Commit- tees: Junior Cl ass President Betty J , , . . A. Contest3 School Store Staff 4. , r of the Month . Bottom row- Patricia Mary Stahl Ann Elizabeth Stanton Zoe Anne Steinmetz 428 Haller Boulevard 521 Linn Street 319 East Court Street 'Pat'-Band 33 Choral Club 01101311 Club 45 01101115 2,32 Annual 41 Tattler 23 Tertulia 43 Chorus 13 Der Deutsche Allied Youth 2,33 Tertulia Es- Espanola 3,42 Legislative 43 Vereln 2,33 Science Club 3,-4, panola 33 Girls Intramurals Cheerleaders 41 Junior Com- Treasurer 43 Girls Intra- 2,33 Junxor Committees. mittees3 Senior Committees3 murals3 School Committees. Ithaca Girls Hi-Y 3,4, Chap- lain 4. Barbara Ann Stevens Barbara Anne Taber 403 Linn Street Taughannock Blvd 'Barb'-Choral Ulub 2 3 Chorus 2: Der Deutsche Wfer- eln 33 Math Club 43 Orches- tra. 3,43 Science Club 23 Tat- tler 43 Legislative 3,4Q Radio Club 3,43 Special and Assem- bly Orchestra 43 Radio Choir 3,43 Girls Intramurals 2,33 All State Choir 43 Ithaca Girls Hl-Y 3,43 Laura Bryant Scholarship Award 33 Accom- panist of Choral Club 4, Chorus 3' Glee Cl , ub 3,43 Choir 3,43 Semaphore Five 3. T341 'Barb'-Choral Club 3,43 Chorus 2,32 Itheteria 2,3,43 Allied Youth 3,4Q Library Staff 33 Orchestra 2,3,43 Leg- islative 43 Girls Sports Club 3,43 Radio Club 43 Girls In- tramurals3 All State Orches- tra.3 Honor Soclety3 Latin Awards 2,32 Junior Commit- t88S1 Senior Committees: For- sxythia Hi-Y 41 Radio Choir 43 s sembly Orchestra 43 Honor Roll 2,4. Marcia Taber John William Tarboux 304 Ithaca Road 111 Art Club 3: Chorus 2,3,4: Legislative 4: Junior Commit- tees: Senior Committees: Ithaca Girls Hi-Y 3,4, Treas- urer 4: Student Council 3. North Sunset Drive 'Tabo'-Art Club: Football, Assistant Tra.ncr 2. Lawrence G. Thayer June Tofbefl 423 W t 5 ec st,-get 108 College Avenue fL:f,,-23,14 1,2,3,4, pres, Choral Club 1,2,3,4: Der dent 4: Chorus 2: Congress Deutsche Vefeln 23,49 I-'eg' 4: 6168 club 2,4: Math club lBl8tiV8 4: Ithaca Girls Hi-Y 4: orchestra 1,2.3,4g Radio 4- Club 4: Radio Choir 4: All State Band 4: Honor Society 4: Senior Committees. william Toth Ralph l.oFrance Tuckerman R. D. 5, Ithaca 218 2600139 St- -Jake'-r.r.A. 1,2,a,4, vice- Blu President 4: Operators 1,2,3,4, Chief Operator 3: Tattler 4: Boys Intramurals 1: Sports Letter 3: Honor Society 3,45 School Committees. Orlando Paul Turco Dawn Van DY e 122 East Spencer Street 106 21:2 p351'2lirootbau 1 2 3, Chorus 2: Itheteria 4: Science Wrestling 1 2 3'4, Ileitgrg Club 2: Tattler 4: Legislative 2,8,4, Captain 4, All Sectional 42 Llterary Club, 235 Le Team 3. Boy-of-thesmonth 3 Cercle Francais 3,4, Lost and ' ' Found 4: Latin Honor Society 2: Junior Committees: Sen- ior Committees: Forsythia H1-Y 4. Edwin A. van lnwqgen Hesfef Venn 407 East Seneca Street 609 Egfh Albany smell 'Hes'-Math Club 45 orches- tra 2.3,-4, Pin 3: Science Club 2: Tattler 4: Girls Sports Club 3,4, Secretary 4: Le Cercle Francais 3,4, Vice- President 4: Girls Intra- murals 2,3, 4: A11 State Orchestra 4: Honor Roll 2,3,4: Junior Committees. Gordon Van Nederynen John H- Von Order R. D. 5, Ithaca 1005 East State Street I'.I'.A. 1,2, Vice-President 3, President 4: Honor Roll J: I'.P.A. Award 3: American Agriculture Award 2. 'Jack' l 35 l Barbara Vollmer ' West Shore George vhe' 8 'Barb'-Annual 3,4: Chorus 3,45 Tattler 3,45 Legislative 2,45 Girls Sports Club 35 Girls Intramurals 2,35 Honor Society 3,45 Junior Commit- tees: Senior Committees : Honor Roll 1,2,3,4: Le Cercle Francais 25 Forsythla Hi-Y 2,3,4, Treasurer 3. 111 Cobb Street Delight Warren Ellen Baker Wells 514 Edgewood Place 104 Brook Lane 'De'-Transfer from Carthage. N. Y. 15 Band 2,3,4, Letter 3: Tattler 4: Tertulia Espan- ola. 35 Girls Sports Club 3,45 Literary Club 4, Vice-Presi- dent 4: Girls Intramurals 2,3,4, Sports Numeral 3: 35 Honor Roll 3. 'Clunk'-Art Club 45 Liter- ary Club 45 Le Cercle Pran- cals 3,4: Honor Roll 3,45 French Medal 3. Richard Wells Mary R. Wheeler Brnuktondale Trumansburg Road 'Dick' Annual 3,45 Band 2,3, Letter 35 Chorus 25 That's My Boy 35 Tattler 3,45 Legisla- tivle 3,4, President 45 Le Cercle Francais 25 Girls In- tramurals 2,3: Empire State 3 : Girl-of-Month 5 Honor Society 45 School Committees: Junior Committees: Senior Committees: Student Council 4, Vice-President 45 Head Usher for Spring Play 35 Por- sythia Hi-Y 2,3,4, Chaplain 4, Presented Bill 35 Clubs Coun- cll 45 Honor Roll 3,45 Cheer- leaders 4. Mary Williamson 209 Williams Street 401 Taughannock Blvd. 'Lettuce'-Science Club 3,45 IE'.H.A. 2. Tattler 2,3.45 Literary Club 3,4, Secretary 45 Le Cercle Francais 45 Stage Crew 3: Junior Committees. Shirley Williams Jean l.. Willman Joan Willsey Slaterville Road 805 Mitchell Street Band 2,3,4, Letter 35 Der Deutsche Verein 35 Wake 'Up My Boy 3: Science Club 2: Tattler 3,4, Co-Editor 4: Tertulia Espanola 35 Legis- lative 3,45 Student Council Alternate 2,3, Representative 45 Girls Intramurals 25 Honor Society 3,4: School Committees: Junior Commit- tees: Senior Commlttees: For- sythia, Hi-Y 2,3.45 Honor Roll 2,3,4. Transfer from San Luis Obispo, California 3: Tattler 3,45 Legislative 45 Drum Majorettes 45 Girls Sports Club 2,3,45 Literary Club 35 LeCercle Francais 3,4: Girls Intramurals 2,3,4 5 J unlor Committees: Senior Commit- tees: Le Cercle Francais 3,45 Forsythla Hi-Y 4. Charles Woodhull GNW99 W00diH Brooktondale Bfooktondale 'Chuck' l 36 l 'Tim'--Wrestling 1,2,3,4, Let- ter 1,2,3,4, Sectional Champ: Boy's Intramurals 2,3,45 Jun- ior Committees: Senior Com- mittees: Buddy Alllng Trio. Lois Ann Yngve Robert S. Zclvaski 424 East Seneca Street 'Loie'+Transt'er from James- New York 1: Choral 3,4, Accompanistg town, Club Chorus 2,33 Dramatic Club 43 Itheteria 3,41 Math Club 43 Tattler 3: Radio Club 3,-1, Treasurer 43 Literary Club 4. Treasurer 43 Girls Intra- murals 2,33 Junior Commit- tees: Senior Committees. 265 Floral Avenue 'Bob'-Football 2,31 Track 2,3. Catherine Zifchock Doroihy Zimmerman 812 Taber Street 102 Valley Road 'Jean'-F.H.A. 2. 'Dory'-Art Club 3,-1, Vice- President 33 Band 1,2,3,43 Chorus 1,21 Allied Youth 3,43 Math Club 3,4, Vice-Presi- dent 43 Orchestra 1,3,4Q Science Club 43 Tattler 4: Le Cercle Fancais 2,3,4, Sec- retary 3,42 Assembly Orches- tra 43 Honor Roll 2.33 All State Orchestra 43 Honor Society 43 Junior Committees3 First IHS Science Fair draws many entries . . . Boys enjoy chemistry class Stars of Its a Woman s World Ann Seller's father, production manager of Morse Chain, talks to history class E371 M544 9. Jl. S. Miss Emily Malti was the winner of the fifth annual Miss IHS contest held February 28. The selection, based on talent, beauty, and popularity, was made from a group of twelve contestants. Emily chose as her presentation the Hun- garian Dance, Czardes by Monti for violin and piano. She was accompanied by her sister, Ruth Malti. Emily's wide interests are indicated by her many activities which include membership in the orchestra where she is co-concert mistress, vice-president of Legislative, a cheerleader, a member of the Student Council, Forsythia Hi-Y, Annual staff, and the National Honor Society. E331 is 8 F A 1 ...K First RowiGe0rge Mathewson, President: Lloyd Mattocks, Vice-President Sl-cond Huw-Clare Garnsey, S0c'l'etau'yg Judy Temeles, 'IIl'l'2lSllI'C!' Advisors-Mr. Pfatf and Mrs. Taber anim Glu.: I have a little Indian girl friend who was a junior this year. As all girls do, she talked a lot. Often her chatter was about the Junior Class. Since the class doings seemed so important to her, I decided that everybody should hear about them. The class started the year with the usual high interest in the class rings. Next, the class concentrated its efforts on the Junior Class Play, lt's a Woman's World. The production, written by Bill Zwerman and staged in the thirtieth century, told how a boy from the twentieth century solved a mystery of the thirtieth century. The class then featured a dance, The Mardi Gras. Even though it was not a war dance it was a big success. The dance was set in New Orleans and fea- tured decoration of the Mardi Gras season. The Juniors, followin ood Ind' t d ate gift to the school. g g ian ra ition, also contributed an appropri- The tribe then topped off the year of activities and enjoyment with a picnic, held at Taughannock State Park. I39l x ' W Q 60144 ff JPG ix Jlx ,. .NW 'RW x ,, J C.- xff f X f-I-.,-L, -1. ., 1:21 -- 2.?. -f.:- -- l-'ii-st Row: Elizabeth Russell, Felicia Hernaez, Fred Erdman, Mary Wheeler, Jake Denmark, Marilyn Garnsey, Mr. Ben- net, Cindy Eastman, Jean Willman. S4-vmul Huw: Sara Jane Smock, Anne Ensworth, Janet Mack, Marlene Hankinson, Pauline Diagostino, Sue Brown, Jim Ferris, Mona Powers, Judy Cole, Yvonne Nagy, Emily Malti. Tliiril Row: Mary Alice Perkins, Frank Gombas, Bernard Asher, George Mathewson, Anthony Leone, Stephen McCarthy, Uldis Holanders, Ned Tudi, Wayne Barnes, Scott Weczsteon, Sandra Atsedes. Ckuaucdlloaonnalbd igiudkuulloaajecii The big drums throb and smoke signals spiral skyward calling a council of all tribes. Slowly they wend over the hills to the Longhouse ofthe Little Red. In the Autumn as riotous color transformed the valley of the Cayugas into a panorama of red and gold, the Student Council was formed by the election of a representative and an alter- nate from each homeroom. lt was then that the School Chest campaign under the direction of Mary Wheeler got under way. One committee organized activities for the noon hour, such as movies and student super- vised study halls. Emily Malti took charge of the Lost and Found Department, and the Coun- cil supported a Greek boy, George Efthymiou. The Assembly Committee met with members of the faculty to select good assembly pro- grams. President-JAKE DENMARK Vice-President-MARY WHEELER Secretary-MARILYN GARNSEY Treasurer-FRED ERDMAN AdvisorvMR. BENNETT 7 Y and KATIE MYERS, Secretary. i421 l'wl'1'SlIllil'll nl'I'i1'm-is xx'1'i'v 1-liwte-cl fur thi- first Timo this year. S4-:ati-fl: SANDRA ATSEDES, President, TOM DECKER, Vice-President, Stnmlina: DIANA PELLEGRINI, Treasurerg Tom Sherman introduces our exchange teacher from England, Miss Sylvia Stone, in the National Honor Society Assembly. President TOM SHERMAN Vice-President ULDIS HOLANDERS Secretary MONA POWERS Treasurer ARNOLD BROWN Advisors MISS ELLIOTT MISS ROBINSON 70,1 sums ymewzeae info nv. ,rc s. All the wisdom of the ancient chiefs is found among the members of the National Honor Society. At their regular fall conclave held during the November moon, new members were in- ducted. Miss Stone, exchange teacher from England, explained how N.H.S. standards are pro- moted in British schools, Arnold Brown spoke on leadership, Jean Willman on character, Fred Erdman on service, and Margaret Shipman on scholarship,-the four qualifications for member- ship in the N.H.S. A constitution was adopted and put into effect. In the spring a second induction of new members took place in the Longhouse. Mary Wheeler spoke on service, Emily Malti on character, Stewart Gully on leadership, and Peter Burckmyer on scholarship. Jim Gibbs, an alumnus, was guest speaker. ln May N.H.S. collected much wampum from a Rummage Sale. I-'irst Row: Miss Robinson, Maria Links, Mimi Speno, Barbara Hall, Emily Malti, Mary Wheeler, Ann Sellers, Mona Powers, Vera Johnson, Sandra Pond, Jean Willman, Dorothy Zimmerman, JoAnn Karch, Miss Elliott. S1-voml Row: Arnold Brown, Barbara Vollmer, Myrna Lacy, Barbara Dudley, Eleanor Sczepanskl, Harriett Merritt, Mike Burke, Stewart Gully, Bill Zwerman, Fred Erdman, Anthony Leone, David Hay, Bob Jacobus, Glenn Hubbell, Betty Deeb, Barbara Taber, Judy Temeles, Margo Korn. 'Vliird Row: Eleanor Beeson, Hester Vann, Margaret Shipman, Roger Schappi, Bill Schanze, Douglas Brew, Bob Lynch, Uldis Holanders, Larry Thayer, Ralph Tuckerman, Peter Burckmyer, George Mathewson, Jim Ferris, Yvonne Hall, Ellen Wells, Christina Links. E431 First Row--Mary Wheeler, Ann Ensworth, Nancy Mcllroy, Ellie Beeson, Bill Brink, Joan Judway, Betty Hart, Jackie John- son. Sr-1-mill Row -Mr. Clark, Mr. Foppes, Zoe Steinmetz, Howard Epstein, George Mathewson, George Mason, Ronald Fenner, Joe Patterson, John Smith, Mrs. Becker. LW- -vm--N H .filwe Reef fzeaiewd Wendi gaenh When I started out to hunt ideas forthe 1952 Annual Staff, I could not have foreseen all of the tasks we had to do to complete this amazing legend. I arranged for pictures and prepared layouts with Bill Brink and Stewart Gully. I sold advertising and took subscriptions with Alan Bergsten and his staff. I posed for Joe Patterson, who drew many pictures of me. I served as a runner for Ellie Beeson and her staff to visit and gather reports on all the many organizations in l.H.S. No matter where I worked I felt wtf the presence of the spirit of Mrs. Becker and the other faculty advisors, Mr. Foppes and Mr. Clark. Editor .... . ELEANOR BEESON General Manager . . . WILLIAM BRINK Business Manager ....... ALAN BERGSTEN Advisors ...... MRS. BECKER. MR. CLARK, MR. FOPPES Ellie Beeson and Bill Brink work steadily into the late hours of the afternoon to prepare material for the Annual. E441 7afl'fm Beal' .7445 fvewdpafzea News travels faster than smoke signals when The Tattler comes out. Twelve issues were published this year with the help of reporters and the Journalism classes. Highlight issues were the eight-page Christmas issue, the Miss IHS scoop, the April Fool's number, and the eight page graduation issue. Aside from school news events, the Tattler includes editorials and various columns all written by students. First Row: Bob Lynch, Ann Sellers, Pete Burckmyer, Jean Willman, Stew Gully, Alice Malti, Sydney Smith, Mona Powers. Svvoml Row: Sandy Hemming, Midge Reid, John Roberts, Bill Zwerman, George Mathewson, Fred Erdman, Delight Warren, Ann Hetzler, Mary Williamson, Dawn Va,nDyne. 'l'l1irtl Row: Margaret Fahey, Nancy Burke, Elaine Evans, Betty Deeb, Hester Vann, Dorothy Zimmerman, Joan Willsey, Ingrid Reichman, Carol Pearson, Sue Alder, Marty Bullock. l-'irst Itow: Mary Wheeler, Barbara Parrick, Dorothy Willman, Nancy Willman, Alice Thompson, Miss Elliot, Paula Chilson, Barbara Amandes, Myrna Lacy. Glenda Boda. St-1-'tml Row: John Blodgett, Bill Brink, Joe Gessini, Lawrence Siany, Beverly Martin, Chris Petito, Aurora Rubens, Ann Hol- anders, Pat Vincent, Mickie Vincent, LucyAnn Elsworth, Felicia Hernaez. Kathleen Powers, Joan McCarthy, Marlene Macauley, John Smith. 'l'hir1l Row: Eleanor Horton, Esther Atsedes, Marilyn Kuntz, Mary Ellen Thompson, JoAnn Karch, Margaret Saturn, Thalia Nungezer, Phyllis Rawlins, Judy White, Lois Wilson, Janet Mack, Kirk Sale, Dave Hanselman, Larry Thayer. Cuflilmlitnrs Business Mzumegm-1' .lllvvrtisilig ll2lllII2'4'l' Peter Burckmyer Ann Sellers Stewart Gully Jean Willman 1'irm'ulzntim1 Slzxlluayf-r Advisors Betty O'Brien Miss Elliott Miss Honcharik l 45 l 46 w al C Troml i1 M 4.- 2 E 2 ze rl r: lt? 'z cb s: : -21 an 30 liam Schanze VI '2f::32v3 P9552 54 N 3F-ton! .:: 54 Q cv :GE 5' so E Hz' r-ew ..-. E 05 U r: tm --aa .SE 550' J':e'3 H E muon as -c...x: 2. an-44: du 'M mit img bs eu m l-4 .-4 F'- W Q, S H I :s o z Vi.-4 'AO J-1 QF! 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These . stewart Lewis Edwin Payton Gus Penang 5 - 0 ' 1 ' ' John Lvagans were gollo occcxsuons, but the sparkly peck of 'ngaglgrllggzselman John Leagms Nancy Wluman xirgegiigfpzklns C0 du for -H13 Segggn WQ5 the qnnuql Bgnd Gnd Or- lilarthg, Bvgllritck Tc-ri rbSaxoPl1one:k John Patterson J h W, G . oro 1 man ar ar ' 0 n raves chestra co cert held on April 4th. Gary rylgder Mmen: um E55 fu--S m33 adm mga, Phyllis Phyllis Anne E ti Q5 .22 '-EZ G 22 e Mal il Patti D nl N5 Alic 5 E m 3 W2 Zvi .-1 11: 'Soni 512 Q... gg: Nb. 5: EJB gmt-II 'N Q3 Gs ,Y 'Q QL B 'S l47I C 1 it . ' ' 0 H or Whcit's this? The beat of tom-toms! My feet N Vim : Chrmme Morton BH sum: S. Carolyn Marsh begin to Shuffle- The tribe is dancing about the Barbara Taber 'Cello William Zwerman , , ' Susan Kelly Peter Burckmyer ceremonial fire. gina Engng k gucygnlnae Elisworrh F1-itil Hmin: 11 h . I . . . ns ma ri s avi oore orman nga s President . BUE VVGH- No Ind'Qn ever had music hke David Hay Franz Pizilly Richard Lacy Norman Ingalls this. Its the l.H.S. Orchestra, cmd the fire is all 13123 If-zdagts Allen Hayes . . . . . y e ea io in the spirit of the musicians. Jnne Morgan- U Denise Johnson Tfnin-1, iz For the first time the Orchestra this year com- Duma Peuegnm Bass, fgfrggilligayer Sou-1-tai-y bined with fthe Choir for fhe Ch,-jsfmcs Concert. :ml Violin Barbara Dudley James Ctayford V I Ah h I Frances Rotunno Kathryn Lychalk Harold Lattin Lms English , W Gt 0 CODCS-rl. David smack Martin Porter E v E E1 rd E E Q gm 'Ci fs C1 cF'-1 K- ie ba EE 'La 0 Ez HO is I5 'CS ::: 2 fn.: 5:1 25 Us 3 ua I Ea Ecu i-4 O Z ..-1 n-4 'U 42 . 0 X- .- ID ai .c U L O su .c .- 10 3 an l- an .c '0- in Apri Sn And th S S S if fi Q, ID 2 46 w E LE 3 E in ho is 2 M 53 .263 ww -as an an :wo EQII Nl 19 3-PM A: 5 :ts H: V522 522 -fi if cv F Q ' sae gas is as C+ 'Yi 'YI Q ci IU Bing H 511 Sain 0 o sawn Q, E S, 'Ji 3 .rn ca. 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Eg if 5 Q Q 2 ra pq ' 4, E vi ': L1 E E 5 5 9 vu-1 -Z' 'ff E at 4 4 i481 Joan Judway, Sherry Wray, Sue Jones, Virginia MacDonald, Cross, Jackie Johnson, Judy DeKay, Glenda Boda, Hilda Lounsberry, Joan Jai gE N70 an pm .23 OSS P-'lb 13 5 x ..- 5-4 Eastman, Lenore ewis, Cynthia L Barbara Alder, Hazen, Sue arole C Morris, n Horton, June Torbert, Judy An Horton, Harriet Tolles, H O ,-Hi. QS 0 .-4 Ill 3 o C4 .- E 5 m Z ghan, Jo Ann all adden, Peggy V entle, Dolores Daley, Ann Stanton, Vera Johnson, Susan M G Ann JO ns, Nan ube Aurora R Stahl, d 'a - I1 13 P4 If O li E O 91 65 .. .2 ss All 3 O Z 'F F A.. 0 'U Q ax ii B N G is BW Lenore L ce-President Yi Joan Randei ua CD E I U 0 1. .C .- vw CD 1. 0 .C u L ur, .C 'O- E O C H- 'U 0 P .9 CD s. GJ x. C o .C 3 UD C cv T9 o E cn C D o bs '4- o composed Club is TJ L 0 ...C U ID .C I- f. x. is .Q :u 5' EE ID for V19 SG r they yea es this nctions. Several tim I.H.S. ceremonial 'Fu I' fo actice singing pf 10 a week u ,,, E QP if F4 Pa .- u v 5 o N U54- CE .G+ P-.0 am.: -C.. x.. 2.9 I- :U was Er. 0.2 W.: .i- -C. U U aa Im x.'U .QE c 3.5 C-2 '4- 24: :- 52.2 Q6 ..'U oc 2? o .::.:: '32 cn si 'o 33 '5U .Ev .2 0 ,JO oc E? -o CL '-: 30 :9 6 he 'r 'Do Ufi.. 5.0 22' 9 -go -Ps vo-QD o.: wi- Ei 9,3 V1 2 S-4:4 to iz- Ng Q1-rl Mk PS B1 Q .. u S. in P eceived I' Choral Club embers of the e,m im i Dire 11 Stephenson Mr. Russe 49 Pianists-Barbara Stevens, Adriana Rubens, Joe Lockwood, hy Murp oward arnes, H B Wallace, John uis Giordano, Lo It A Berarducci io .ni I-I a E n, Silv S1 0 ra O 53 Q2 A' V1 td H .n O an .JE in so S2 QE MA' Eg' ed .:-.Z 0-Cl .. we -as E as gh GJ Ee O3 EN ,gfzi ill F-4 W R 0 w rst F U. s-4 0 ua P- le.. John Roberts Roger Schappi, Peter Townsend, Tyler, Larry Lyman, ynn, Denis an, Ken Fl 91151 D ir, James McNa Hutt, Donald Smith, Wilson ob V-B OV R Second 0 ra 3 si .-. H ui U 6 E O O ti EE n 1 uf in 0 cz cz O I 'U 's ti Q O .-4 cu hh Q Piggee Warren sini Larry Ges Joe Jim Harden, Thayer, Larry Row-Nick Robinson, Joel Blodgett, Dick Dummer, Charles Harrison, Bruce Waldron, Third 43 J-7 0 on -cs O .-. FQ :: 4: O va S, C M ..-. E EC P1 za. 5-I 3 O. .ac .ae N FQ -1: Fil :f U -as .o 0 D-'l 4- I :L '2 vi ? 3-4 S811 PE' Lar f-'P Carl year This vi 3 H- o ID ow C o W T5 C o E CD l. CD U QD ..C .. .- C U .C U be CD -E V! cs .o .2 U CD 2 O CD .C .- LO- o ID KD .2 o P eP ry McNair OD Sf Wils GJ 'U CD .C 4- an b 2 sc 4.1 3' Easter ond The Spring Progrom. mos, Sf hr ving, C onksgi Th S! blie CISSGYTI cipoted in four ri po club 6 th 3 I fe cut Bing- c ub gove concerts the addition In twice. gh Hi nior Ju On Boynt T Cl sang boys also 956 Th Schappi L4 ua on o PG I schools. Y eI'1'iGf' lem 9 he eoft OI'1 uburn, ond ton, A hom I. Stephenson Mr. Russell 50 on,, Hugh Hoff, Alex Scott Wetzste Joyce, Charles Dolloway, Bruce Herrington, Jack ond, Michael Faben, lem D obby inson, Paul Joyce, B ob R First Row-Edward Tome, wn, Ronald I0 B Gerald son, llan A nard el' an, B IH aSt E avid Lutrin, D TY engle, Har M all, Luther nH Bria Martin, avid Wallenbeck, D 6112011 Sharp, M David DeGrafE, Henry Thomas, Harold Northrup. Lou Herson, Vesta Sheldon, Marcia Taber, Ann McCall, Mary red Winif Riley, ary oq, M CC L V0!l!l6 h Brown, Leona Jones, Y 1: erson, Ru nd yA Bett Row- r' 0 n d S 0 Olney, Mary Ellen Ellis, Penny bdell, Virginia Lo irginia a French, V ters, Patrici 35 M ise 011 an, L CID anD V everly , B a Lewis an, Virgini em anD Joan V avis Tr Jean Jolly. 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P en, Shir TS La argaret Green. udi M 45 II eu o Q -.- P .5 u -.- me u N 91 b-P1 0 SS ze: Sandra Hernming, Barbara Heatley, Joan Hadlock, Judy Janet Mack, Carol Patterson, Anita Scott, Carol McKeegan, ns, Alice Malti, -1 .-1 N Perki 'U FI aa .hd P- I3 O ary Alice Mary Sw' ... lo 50 2 5 T. I-I4 Constance Cornwall, Judy White Molly Yengo, Janet Shaff, Julia Faulkner, Gladys Smith, Ann Bedell. Polson, Marion Harper oberta iegfried, R S Judy H1 Row Sx be organized. Apparently these mus c-makers do not dance T0 had ou ps Y' 09 il tw Unf F1 W l O 9 has S TU cho he rship in t Membe nl mb! S59 A S ITIG hrist C t the ba od io Q0 G id yd ant, but they certain! ch as they First Row-Lloyd Mattocks, Stuart Lewis, Robert Lynch, Larry Siany, Allan Resnick, Alan Bergsten, Jim Harden, Fred Erdman, Joe Kenrick, Peter Burckmeyer, Bill Brink. Si-vonil IiowfMr. Hipolit, Millard Ripley, Fred Thomas, Charles Fenner, Nick Robinson, Gale Newman, Uldis Holanders, Larry Thayer, Tom Sherman, George Mathewson, Arnold Brown, Don Perko, Mr. Buyse. 'l'I1iril Row: Carl Vail, Bill Freeman, Ken Flynn, Frank Speno, Wilson McNair, Harry Loberg, Joe Gessini, Jake Denmark, Jim Myers, Larry Lyman, Rog Schappi, Stewart Gully, Bob Flynn. fbedaieu 1449-ue Ganacaqaiian As an honorary member of Congress I was able to sit around the council fires and participate in the activities. My first experience in Congress was the initiation which formally made us braves. In February the Faculty had a scalping party when they beat the Congress braves at basketball. Previous to the Congress-Legislative debate we held a war dance-the Congressional Ball. The co-chairmen were Larry Siany and Stuart Lewis. ln the March moon Arnold Brown, Stewart Gully, and George Mathewson won in the debate against Legislative. George Mathewson was chosen best speaker and Arnold Brown won second place. Congress S111-:lk ill' . . . Allan Resnick Deputy Speak n-i- . . . Alan Bergsten Clerk . . . Lawrence Siany T1'eaSu1'm' . . . . . Robert Lynch Sei-geunt-:it-Arms ..... James Harden Advisors . . . Mr. Buyse, Mr. Hipolit Senators Bergsten and Brink visit I.H.S. l 52 l Congress debaters use underhanded methods to get materials from their Legislative opponents, Ginny Mac- Donald, Mary Wheeler, and Barbara Hall. Congress debaters are Stew Gully, George Mathewson, and Arnold Brown. l'r4-sirlvnl .,.. , . Mary Wheeler Vim--l'1'esirlx-lit . . , Emily Malti Sn-i'l'vt:1l'y . . . . Ann Sellers Ti-1-asiirs-1' . , . , Ellie Beeson Sm-1-ga-:int -nt-A rms . . Ginny MacDonald .fegfiifafiae Spandau .9Z'i a Gilead Legislative appears to be a council of l.H.S.maidens established for the purpose of demon- strating to Congress that women can debate faster than men. They pow-wow each moon to prepare and practice for the annual debate. This year Mary Wheeler, Barbara Hall, and Vir- ginia McDonald represented Legislative defending the affirmative side of the question Re- solved: that all American Citizens should be subject to Conscription for Essential Service in time of war. Legislative sponsored their annual informal dance in the November moon. The theme, lt's a Circus was cleverly carried out by the committee with Jean Willman and Joie Karch as Co-Chairmen. First Row-Emily Malti, Mimi Speno, Sylvia Johnson, Virginia MacDonald, Ann Sellers, Mary Wheeler, Ellie Beeson, Barbara Vollmer, Margaret Shipman, Nancy Pfohl. Si-cond Row: Mrs. Hudson, Mona Powers, Carol Pearson, Dawn VanDyne, Beverly Martin. Jean Willman, Joan Randel, Betty Hart, Nina French, Shirley Greene, Barbara Taber, Barbara Stevens, Jean Hickey, Joan Hickey. 'l'hii-rl Row-June Torbert, Myrna Lacy, Chris Petito, Shirley Beach, Marcia Taber, Zoe Steinmetz, Jackie Johnson, Bar- bara Hall, Martha Bullock, Lenore Lewis, Joan Willsey, Tiina Kitzberg, Nancy Stewart, JoAnn Karch. T531 'N On pleasant, days art classes sketch in thc ' park. Mr. Clark examines the work of Joe ral Patterson and Pete Townsend. ,441 Smffmia Wai! Zxhzata Many long moons ago, my ancestors spent the icy winter evenings making paint magic on blankets in the warm tepees by the shores of mighty Cayuga. If my ancestors could only see the work of the Art Club! l popped in one day and saw some beautiful calendars, which were later exhibited in the main corridor of the first floor. The club took several trips to see how other artists express their thoughts and feeling in pictures. First Row -Jeanette Lnpo, Lenore Benjamin, Judy Morris, Adrienne McNair, Joan Clarke. George Bond, Dorothy Zimmer- man. S+-4-owl Row-Mr. Clark, Thalia Nnngezer, Pat Anderson, Joan McCarthy, Mary Clark, Barbara Parrick, Ellen Wells. Marlene Macaulay. l54l First Row--Margaret Fahey, Vera Johnson, Bill Zwerman, Marlene Macauley. S4-1-mid limi---Joyce Bacon, Lois Yngve, Carl Larsen. Edward Kelly. Glad paoienh HGAMM Salma! Daubing of war paint in the Dramatic Club was not the beginning of a war, but merely the preliminaries to the spring production of Charm School. The comedy which takes place in the Fairview School for girls was directed by Miss Murray. t'li:u'au't1-rs wi-rv: lilisv, Elaine Evans: Austin, Tony Leone: Miss llaiys. Yvonne Hall: Sally. JoAnn Gentle: Miss t'urtiss, Betty Deeb: Air. Johns, Bill Zwermang llaivitl. Mike Zegrettig tif-in-gt-, Eddy Kelly: Jim, Howard Epstein: Mui-ivl Imuuiity, Margaret Fahey: Erin-l Sin-lvin, Ursula Jones: Alix lim-i-vit-ig Julia. Falknerg llillitin Bennett: Betsy .lam-, Jeanette Lupo. l'rt-stil:-nt Bill Zwerman Vim'-l't'vsi:l1'lit Sylvia Johnson Stwiw-tzit'y l't't-iisliiw Vera Johnson Stage Matting:-r Marlene Macauley Must:-r l'llt'4'il'll'l2llI Lee Dunbar Written by Bill Zwerman, It's a Woman's World, was presented by the Junior Class. Members of the cast included Sherry Wray, Sue Brown, Elaine Evans, Margaret Fahey, Betty Deeb, Bill Zwerman, Ed- ward Kelly, Yvonne Hall. ls 55 l St:ii'l'urcl, Vera Johnson: Imtsit-. Katherine First Row-Ellen Wells, Mary Williamson, Hester Vann, Diana. Pizilly, Dorothy Zimmerman, Jim Crayford, Sandra Pond, Elaine Pommels. ' 19 g Nw-owl Row-Miss Miller, Lucy Anne Ellsworth, Norma Mae Clough, Jean Pratt, Margaret Fahey, Carol Bower, Jeanne Zimmerman, Anne Arden, Margaret Larsen, Connie Cornwall. 'I'hii-il Rnwfl-Elaine Evans, Alex Sharp, Howard Epstein, Fred Thomas, Kirk Sale, Jan Hasbrouck, Joan Willsey, Joan Clarke, Pat Bly. uffiue fa. eamfzagnie I went to their Christmas gathering where the Literary Club and the Language Clubs sang French carols. So much like our own gatherings at home, we sat around and heard Miss Conlon tell of her experiences in France and Spain. I was very excited about the bullfighters and the toreadors. The Iniuns had their initiation ceremony during the February moon. The Iniuns and maidens who had a rating of a 'I were the only ones eligible. The French Club had a sweet sale during the March moon, to replenish their treasury. When I left, I felt like a new Injun because I was an honorary member of French Club. President . . .... Diana. Pizilly Vice-Presimli-nt . .,.. Hester Vann Sf-oremry . .... Dorothy Zimmerman '1'rc-asurr-v , ...,. James Crayford Advisors . . Miss Miller, Miss Conlon Miss Conlon hopes for the correct French translation. i561 At the combined language clubs Christmas party members of the Literary Club entertained with a skit. Pictured are: Cammine Mil- ler, Lois Yngve and Marlene Mac- auley. Eiaaechentiib fbeuZMuQ Several strange dialects are spoken around l.H.S. One of the sub-tribes interested in languages is called Der Deutsche Verein which, I am told, means the German Society, a sort of council. The club is especially interested in German life and customs and this year they have emphasized German folk dances, some of which appear to be ceremonial dances. Many songs sung in this dialect are used to accompany the dancers. The deliberations in this council are often in German, a fact that made it difficult for me to understand them. President . . . Marlene Macauley Soc-rotary . . . David Hay Vice-President . . . Gus Perialas Advisor ...... Miss Conlon l irz-at Row-Bernard Asher, Elizabeth French, Jack Wintermute, David Hay, Marlene Macauley, Gus Perialas, Margo Korn, Nancy Mcllroy, Mona Powers, George Mason. :ir-roml Row-Joan Cross, Belinda Roberts, Alice Thompson, Margaret Saturn, Pat Anderson, Richard Graves, Judy Sieg- fried, Nancy Campbell, Tina Kitzberg, Thalia Nungezer, Rachel Stritzinger, Miss Conlon. E571 Lee Dunbar and Carl Larsen count the money contributed by the students for the School community chest drive. l'i'Psi4l0nt Yii'vfl'r'vs S4-M1-1 il ry 'l'r1-slsulrti Allvisru' Qyeamg lybdhy iybci irls-nt . Vera Johnson . Charles Fenner . . Barbara Dudley Wilhelmina Hammond . . Miss Williamson Our ancient brothers across the big ocean once began a language and named it Latin It came over when they did and now we have quite a few enthusiasts in l.H.S. These Indians, belonging to a tribe called lthetaeria, began the year with a war dance in squares with the German tribe. They also combined with the German tribe in a folk dance for the language clubs' Christmas pow-wow. The club also reaped some wampum by having two bake sales. Activities for the year were concluded by holding the traditional Roman Banquet in the May moon. First Row--Marg Lou Herson, Janet Mack, Jemma Macera, Charles Fenner, Barbara Dudley, Vera Johnson, Wilhelmina Hammond, arbara Taber, Pat Free, Mary Ketchum. St-cond Row-David Smack, Harry Lutrin, Harry Loberg, Bill Zwerman. Beverly Martin, Lois Wilson, Janet Farnham, Len- ore Lewis, Lois Yngve, Dawn VanDyne, Harriet Tolles, Miss Williamson. l53l I-'list Row'--Ginny Siany, Ellie Beeson, Jim Ferris, Jo Ann Karch, Myrna Lacy, Judy Temeles, Margaret McGill, Nancy Pfohl. N.-1-mul Rim: Gretchen Haynes, Roberta Nonemacher, Alice Malti, Judy White, Peggy Ryan, Nancy Robinson, Barbara Para rick, Betty Deeb. Mary Alice Perkins, Pat Bradfield, Mr. Catalfano. 'Phirfl limi'--Irving Selsley, Bernie Allanson, Bruce Stevens, Dick Kowalski, Ronald Lewis, Alvin Hewitt, Martha Bullock, Shirley Greene, Barbara Lewis. Nu' ed fa Wicfa! Among the many tongues spoken around the halls of l.H.S. is one heard in room 232 where La Tertulia Espanola meets twice each moon. l attended their council fires and learned of their interest in our neighbors to the south and in Spain. Several speakers during the year told us of the customs of strange tribes in their countries. At Christmas time we provided a pinata for the Language Clubs' party. A picnic was held during the June moon at a final outing. Vre-siilr-nt . . Yll'l l,l'l'Sltll'llf S4-1-rvt:ll'y . , 'l'i-vuslirn-1' . Mlvism- l59l Jo Ann Karch . Myrna Lacy Judy Temeles . James Ferris Mr. Catalfano Martin Potter takes his music les- son from Miss Marsh. About 98 pei- cent of the orchestra and band mem- bers have thelr lessons at school. l First Row-James Culligan, Kiel Kemp, Dick Hunt, James Dean. Si-cami Row-Raymond Bennett, Calvin Marion, Glen Hubbell, Gordon Roberts, Ralph Tuckerman, Gordon Van Nederynen, Richard French, Charles Shults, Raymond Ink. Third Row-Mr. Preston, Robert Carlisle, Norman Hovanus, Paul Brooks, Larry Payne, Alan Hubbell, Hubert Dorn, David Vesley, Erwin Heifron, Herold Latin, Bruce Van Order. Pom-tli Row-Bernard Carpenter, LaVerne Laughlin, Michel Jursick, Floyd Sears, John Cole, Lyman Baker, Lenin Benicki, Bill Chaffee. Shepardson, Ward Abbey, Ernest qufuae 4 .feaan New l1'felfzaJ4 We F.F.A. lniuns were very proud to think our Big Chief Van Nederynen represented the chapter in the Delhi Poultry Judging Contest where he won third p and was awarded seventy-five baby chicks. Injuns Glenn Hubbell, Robert Linton, Ralph Tuckerman, Bill Ford lace among forty schools and Gordon Van Nedery- nen represented the chapter in the Virgil Dairy, Poultry and Crops contest where the team won first place. We took a number of field trips to nearby farms and to Cornell University to observe tions. We also the Dairyman D test. Vivo- l'ri-siflvnt S1-4'1'4't:ll'y . Tl'l'ilSlll'C'l Advisor Lyman Baker an with a calf. l60l Pwslrla-lil ..... practical applications of class-room instruc- attended the Farm and Home Week during the March moon. Glenn Hubbell won the local speaking contest. All of us F.F. A. lniuns participated in airy Cattle Pictorial Con- Gordon Van Nederynen . . . . . Ralph Tuckerman . . . William Ford . . Gordon Roberts . . Mr. Preston d Bruce Van Order make friends Homemaking II class pre- pares and serves lunch to Mr. Bliss. l'n-vsirli-nt . . Ann Tierney Vim--IH-vsiilvnit . . , Ada Maya S4'l'l'1'iZll'5 '... Pat Romanowski 'l'r1-nslunr . . . Joan Kellner A,h,iSmN . jMrs. Blackwell ' lMrs. Smith Qiald .feczfzn Nd of aqamemaking The ways of the F.H.A. girls do not differ greatly from those of our Indian maidens. At an early age they are taught to prepare food and make clothing. Those who are espec' I interested have ioined the Future Homemakers of America. They have selected a ir' n- orary mother, Mrs. Cornelius, who is director of the homemaking de artm nt. ' c hem- , ' ' .T bers sold basketball programs at the home games, sponsore bak sal , had a clylifsupper, . . . . I and aided the Reconstruction Home and the Memorial Hosput 5 f If .1 ' v.. .t ' . 1 we First. Run-:Blanche San Soucie, Ada Maye, Ann Tierney, Pat Romanowskif Janet Marshall. 1 U Su-mill lmw: Jean Shriner, Jean Curry, Joann 0'Brien, Paula Chilson, Marjorie l6ll Mrs. Smith. Sfucfenfd .feaan of Qaueluzmenf amf gudinedd. Last June the Little Redmen accompanied the oustanding students who attended Empire Boys and Girls State. From both groups he learned about the complexities of city, county and state governments. The Little Redman was surprised at the peacefulness of the governments in comparison to that of his war-like tribe. First Row: Jake Denmark, Mary Wheeler, Arnold Brown. Sen-und Row: Tom Sherman, Glen Hubbell, Fred Erdman. First Row: Maxine Crispell, Bar- bara Snow, Fred Bartlett. Swond Row: Miss firra, Querino Orzino, Bob Sherman, Betty J. Spott. l Heap big wampum passes across the counter at the Big Lodge Trading Post! Across the hall from the placement bureau on the third floor, the store dispenses writing sticks, paper, and manila folders to the Little Redmen. The Indians who operate the Trading Post are retailing students. l62l lfludic Qzaaaqnd fqiibauf fav! fgialb 4?ecZ2ovuzL1 To join in a chant with singers from many tribes of New York territory, chosen members of the choir went to lrondequoit and Geneva for the Sectionals. Helen Hosmer, director of the Crane School of Music at Potsdam State Teachers College, conducted the choir at Irondequoit. Marcella Talleys, director of music in the Utica Schools, was conductor of the Geneva group. i First Row: Barbara Stevens, Glenda Boda, Hilda Louns- berry, Carol Hazen. Si-mm! Row: Charles Harrison. Jim Harden. Absent-Carl Larsen and Philip Baker. First Row: Sara Jane Smock, Lois English, Hester Vann, Sue Brown, Sylvia John- son, Barbara Taber, Alice Malti. Svvuml Row: Barbara Dudley, Adrienne McNair, James Crayford, Lawrence Thay- er, Norman Ingalls. Dor- othy Zimmerman, Phyllis Besemer, Kathryn Lychalk. In November a group of musicians paddled to the region of Geneva for an All-State-Seo tional. Norman Ingalls earned an eagle feather by being selected for the big All-State Band in Rochester, as well as for the Sectional Orchestra. Morton Gould directed this group in the Eastman Theater. The opportunity to play at this orchestra pow-wow comes every three years. T631 60464 Same Salma! I'm sure my forefathers would be surprised at the strange smoke signals sent up every morning by the W.l.H.S. newscasters. Head braves with the blanket lannouncersj are Carl Larsen and Lee Dunbar. Head firebuilder ltechnicianj is Norman Ingalls, with help from the rest of the staff. On Parents' Night, emergency smoke signals were sent out to help parents lost in the wilds of Ithaca High. During the campaign for wampum for the School Chest Drive, results were announced by the W.l.H.S. staff. First, Row: Alvin Hewitt Joan Clarke Vera Johnson Carl Larsen Lee Dunbar Bill Zwerman Second Row: Alan Bergsten Norman Ingalls Dick Lacy Tony Leone John Blodgett First Row: Allen Johnson Edward Brown Gordon Bowers fcllivf opt-rutm-H Phil Ackerman Dick Stahl S+-1-und Row: Mr. Dixon Irving Selsley Gordon Roberts Anthony Leone Dick Lacy William Rumph 'l'I1ii-il Row: Paul Robertson Norman Ingalls Francis Johnson Larry Mitchell Gibson Mitchell Ed Hall I Figures dance on white screens, voices come from boxes-such is the magic created by the Operators Club, It is difficult to realize the training and work necessary before a boy can be a successful operator. They devote many hours a week operating machines for classes and for the noon hour programs. l64l -maze ea! me fam, sag Treble Clef is one of the new organizations formed at I.H.S. this year. It was started by some sophomore maidens who wanted more opportunity for singing in groups. They per- formed at two High School ceremonies and received much applause at both. This group also sang for some of the primary school tribes in Ithaca with great credit to our own tribe. First Row: Jeanette Lupo Constance Cornwall Alice Malti Felicia Hernaez Margaret Larsen Judy Cole Sandra. Hemming S4-vmul Row: Carol McKeegan Joan Hadlock Virginia Siany Sue Kelly Francis Rotunno Carol Ann Bauer Jacqueline Melton Third Row: Midge Reid Rose Ann Perkins Judy Kenrick Jean Pratt Julia Falkner Jiffy Farnham Mary Woodin First Row: Janet Mack June Loomis Judy White Barbara Smith Katherine Bennett Nancy Lynch S1-vmul Row: Alice Thompson Jean Hadsell Jane Mitchell Eleanore Kouf Peggy Lisenring Ellen Barnard Betty Deeb 'I'Ilii'cl Row: Mary Dedrick I Joyce Bacon Helen McIntosh Pat: Gilmore , Julia Falkner I Marie Fidler Marvis Garvin I There is a strange place on the second floor into which I have often peeped. In this great silent room is a kindly smiling lady in the center of a forest of books. These books contain the wisdom of the ages. As the Little Redmen sit and stare into the pages of knowledge, lively maidens of the Library Staff scurry to and fro with books, cards, and pencils checking carefully, and keeping everything in perfect order. These library people are so helpful that I may someday go in and see for myself just what is in these books. I65I First Row-Mary Van0rder, John Smith, Jerome Levin, Patricia Stahl, Arnold Brown, Nancy Mcllroy, Joan Clarke, Blmae Adams, Connie Cornwall, Mary Ketchum. Si-voml Row-Mr. Johnson, Margaret Saturn, Katherine Lychalk, Mary Williamson, Mary Clark, Sandra Pond, Pat Ander- son, Dorothy Zimmerman, Mary Riley, Ann Rhoode, Pat Wizes, Mr. Bach. 'l'hii-il Row -Don Patterson, Edward Brown, Norman Ingalls, Gale Newman, Gordon Steward, George Mason, David Hay, John Mineka, Duane Rose, John Ross, Kurt Bogart. Science Glad Siucfied 4-Veal' Racfialian The Science Club is composed of the medicine men of l.H.S. Although I was confused by their strange activities and their unintelligible talk, it appeared that their purpose is to im- prove mankind's conditions. They had talks by many members of the tribe and school. A field trip to Cascadilla Gorge was taken. Professor Shaw from Cornell talked to the club on Solar Energy. The club went to Rockefeller Hall where they heard a talk and saw a demonstration by Professor Grantham on Heat Radiation. l'n-sith-nt . . . . Arnold Brown Si-1-rl-tan-y . . . . Joan Clarke Yl4'l'-l,l'0Slllt'lli , . Nancy McI1r0y 'l'l'02lSlll'Ul' .... . , Pat Stahl- Ailvisors .... Mr. Bach and Mr. Johnson Barb Taber, Barb Hall, Wayne Barnes, and Bob Lynch prepare chlorine gas in chemistry lab.-fMr. Bach captures escaped oppossum after mad chase. l66l I Using geometric designs made by the Math Club, Norm Ingalls and Barb Dudley decorate the school Christmas Tree. Pri-sid:-nt . . . . Wilson McNair Vit-0-l'i-vsidi-nt . . . Dorothy Zimmerman Sv:-vw-tai:-y . . Janice Keowri 'lvI'l'IlSlIl'l'l' . .... Carl Vail Ailvism' . , . . Miss 'Neighbour Math Glad Strange drawings in 130 aroused my curiosity. There I found the Math Club busy with many proiects. I helped with a pho- tography demonstration, I decorated the l school Christmas Tree with geometric fig- ures, and I listened to practice teachers give talks on mathematical puzzles. Professor Carson discussed the five principles of aviation. In the spring the Math Club traveled to Corning to visit the Glass Works. We finished the year by having ci picnic with the medicine men of the Science Club. First Row --Bob Jacobus, Tiina Kitzberg, Sandra Pond, Wilson McNair, Dorothy Zimmerman, Janice Keown, Margaret Shipman, Hester Vann. Swnml Row-Miss Neighbour, Larry Thayer, Bill Zwerman, Barbara Dudley, Pat Anderson, Lois Yngve, Adrienne McNair, Myrna Lacy, John Blodgett. 'l'hii-il Row-Jim Crayford, Norman Ingalls, Bruce Stevens, Gordon Steward, Dick Lacy, Harry Loberg. Alvin Hewitt, Ed Shea, Uldis Holanders, Bob Slaight. l67l An English II class iinishes a unit of American folklore by lis- tening to Dan Isaacson, a Cornell student, sing folk ballads. ' 0 ui fluilialnea lil .L'aae Some Indians enioy reading smoke signals and writing their own. They band together in the Literary Tribe. Ellen Wells wrote a play given for the Language Club's Christmas Party. A requirement for continued membership in the tribe is writing an essay for the annual contest. Members search deep in their minds for ideas, and there is a great variety of subiects. In the spring LitLore was published containing original writings of the tribe members. President . ..... David Hay Secretary ..., Mary Williamson Vice-President , . Delight Warren '1ll'U2l.SllI'Pl' , . Lois Yngve Advisor . . Mr. Schroeder First Row-Delight Warren, Mary Williamson, David Hay, Lois Yngve. Second Row: Mr. Schroeder, Vera Johnson, Gale Newman, Ellen Wells, Marlene Macaulay, Cammine Miller. l68l First Row-Ann Bedell, Fay Willis, Phyllis Besemer, Jerilea 0'Neil, Jeon Jolly, Rita Aguilar. Sr-1-mul Row-Miss Firra, Janice Keown, Eleanor Kouf, Joan Hacilock, Ann Hetzler, Louise Parente, Jean Hadsell, Mrs. Pierce. 'I'liirfl liowfGrace Franciamone, Jeanette Lupo, Ann Griffith, Joan McCarthy, Marjorie Culligan, Jean Shriner, Marilyn Breen. ' 0 ui Uaqanqed The newly organized tribe started off well by selling recl and gold writing sticks with the Great Lodge's basketball schedule printed on them. Pow wows were held on the second and fourth Thursdays of each moon. As the end of the year drew near, we celebrated the Christ- mas season by having our party in the Student Activities room. For our unlimited success these past moons we would especially like to thank Big Chief York. l'ri-sidvnf ...... Jerilea O'Nei1 Ss-i'i'm-tain' . . . . Phyllis Besemer Vii-1--l'i'a-siclvtit . . . , Jean Jolly Tl'f'2lSlll'ltl' , . . . . Fay Willis Arlvism-s . . 4 Mrs. Pierce, Miss Firra W., Anna Robbins, on duty in the school store, sells school materials to Maxine Crispell, Jerilea 0'Neil, and James Button. l69l First Row-Norma Mae Clough, Ann Arden, Felicia Hernaez, Dolores Daley, Norman Ingalls, Joan Clarke, Barbara Taber, Cammine Miller, Vera, Johnson. Ser-ond ltowi.Toan Kelly, Christine Morton, Roberta Nonemacher, Pat Bly, Barbara Parrick, Barbara Hall, Nina French. Jane Mitchell, Dorothy Zimmerman, Myrtle VanDemark, Lucy Ann Ellsworth. Third Row-Virginia. Lewis, Jemma. Macera., Alvin Hewitt, Gale Newman, Uldis Holanders, Larry Jamison, Richard Hugg, Ray VanDemark, Elmae Adams. 14. W-efzd rqllemf eanfeaence When the honking of the wild geese flying south is heard, members of the A-Y Tribe know it is time for their annual trek southward to the conclave held at Buckhill Falls, Pennsylvania. At their regular meetings the members saw movies and heard an A.A. speaker. At Christ- mas time a party was held for alumni, parents, and members. In the March moon four mem- bers from this A-Y post went to Newfield Central School where they organized a new post. Pm-Sidi-nt . . . . . Dolores Daley Vii'v-Pwsiflviit . . . Joan Clark 'l'i'v:ls1i1'Or . . . . Alvin Hewitt Advisor . . Miss Brown Delight Warren serves cider and doughnuts to Pat French on Halloween. l70l Nancy Mcllroy, representing IHS in archery meet, helps bring home top honors. l're-siilvnt . . . Vll'4 l'l't'Sllll'llf . SA-crvi:ll'y . . . Tl'1'ilSlll'l'l' . . Points Cliaiirniun Advisor . . . Mzinugrvi' of Intl 'illlllll'2 Nancy Pfohl Margo Korn Hester Vann . . . Mildred Hall . . . Margaret Shipman its , , . Carol Schappi . . Mrs. Cornelius Gnu P ' ' in Iahmmda Among my people, contests of strength and skill are common among the boys but the girls are kept busy at making clothes and preparing food. I'm cer- tain they would be as surprised as I to attend a meet- ing of the Girls Sports Club. They sponsor many different games: volleyball, basketball, bowl- ing, archery, ping pong, and softball. I like to slip into the gym almost any night after school to watch the basketball and volley-ball intramurals. Several times a year these girls attend playdays. l.H.S. is represented by some of its more experienced players. The members of the club sell cokes at the home basketball games and use the profits to buy awards for the outstanding girls. First, Row-V Margaret Shipman, Carol Schappi, Hester Vann, Nancy Pfohl, Mildred Hall, Margo Korn, Virginia Lewis, Joan Clarke. Svmml Row- Betty 0'Brien. Mona Powers, Mimi Speno, Delight Warren, Ellen Barnard, Nina French, Joan Willsey, Mary Alice Mills, Joan McCarthy, Barbara Taber, Eleanor Kouf. 'l'liird Row: Lee Dassance, Elaine Evans, Elva Simmons, Chris Petito, Shirley Greene, Harriet Tolles, Joie Karch, Mary Clark, Mary Van0rder, Nancy Stewart. l7ll First,1RosE-Edward Brown, John Smith, Midge Reid, Kirk Sales, Scott Wetzsteon, Sandra Hemming, Mary Ketchum, Mari- yn arnsey. Si-cond Row-Judy White, Ellen Barnard, Irene Rightmyer, Fred Gostanian, David Smock, Irving Selsley, Alexander Sharp, Michael Selsley, Mr. Foppes. Third RamweKenneth Naylor, Ronald Cowan, Bernie Allanson, Harry Lutrin, John Mineka, David Eastman, Robert Booth- roy . 8he441L1.7nz'aoJuceJin.9e4fS I heard a rumor that a massacre would take place at the Chess Club one day. I sharp- ened my tomahawk and raced to the meeting! There I found several shrewd-looking Indians sitting motionless before squares of cardboard with little figures on them. Every fifteen minutes some brave or maiden would move one of the little figures and let out a blood curdling war-whoop. I became interested and stayed. It all started when Braves John Smith Cno relation to the Captain of the same namel and Kirk Sale decided that people in the Longhouse should learn how to play Chess. The club has grown and grown. Tournaments have been organized and fundamentals taught to beginners. This tribe has an interesting and exciting future. I I President Kirk Sales Vice-President John Smith Sc-1-reta1'y-Treasurer Midge Reid Advisor Mr. Foppes Larry Siany and .Tim Macdonald concentrate in the library learn- ing to use reference materials. l72l George Mason and David Hansel- man are pleased with the pictures in the TATTLER made by mem- bers of the Photography Club. ffhataqaaphq Glad Sfmmaaa Ganleu' Like most Indians, I was eager to Iearn a new way of making pictures other than by drawing them on birch bark. I became a charter member ofthe newly organized Photography Club. Since the Iatter part of October we have had many activities. Well known photographers, Ken Tompkins and Dik Gilmore, were speakers. We also sponsored a Kodak photo contest. A camera service was organized for both pupils and teachers. We took a field trip to the Rochester Museum of Photography Demonstration. I,l'l'NI4I4'Ili ..... David Hanselman St-1'i'0I:ii'y . , Bruce Stevens Vim-fI'i'1-sialviit ,... Bernard Fisher 'I'T'0IlSlll'l'l' . . . . . David Ha.y Advisor . . . . . Mr. Ming First Row David Hay, Bernard Asher, David Hanselman, Bruce Stevens, George Mason. S4-vmul Row -Donald Patterson, Gordon Steward, Richard Dummer, Harry Loberg, Ed Brown, Irving Selsley. 'I'hir1l Rim--aArt Bogart, Larry Hull, Duane Testut, John Ross, Jerome Levin. i731 First liowwAdrianna Rubens, Vera Johnson, Barbara Stevens, Carl Larsen, Lois Yngve, Sue Alder. Sr-cowl Row -Joan Cross, Bill Zwerman. Joanne Gentle, Maurice Bristol, Barbara Taber, Carole Hazen. 'I'liird Row-Lawrence Thayer, Chuck Harrison, Mike Blodgett, Jim Harden. acfia Gland Eaaacfcadld llfqccenll Un Wouifan I found that the students of Ithaca High School have improved their methods for sending messages over those of my tribesmen. Each week the Radio Club presented a program over W.H.C.U. called Accent on Youth. The members of this club have entertained neighboring schools and community organizations. During the year they have made trips to Biggs Memor ial Hospital and the Sampson Air Force Base. 74 Prcsirlr-nt Secretary Treasurer Tails-lit D Advisor . . iri-cfm' . . Carl Larsen . Vera Johnson . . Lois Yngve Barbara Stevens . . Mr. Short Presenting the news of the day over WIHS are Vera, Johnson, A1 Paolangeli, Bill Zwerman, and Dolores Daley. Speak XXX -X X xxx! 5 xv, X QW F . X 1 HJ Z A RX: XX in-1 RK I J x S Q 3 Nihlelic Zaenu ,Gee llfumeaaua As I attended the meetings of the Athletic Council, the pow-wows of the council of chiefs around the campfire were recalled. This group, composed of students and faculty, plans the athletic policy of the school and arranges the schedules of games and meets for all the school teams. The council also handles financial matters and arranges transportation for the teams. Standing: Mr. Jaffurs Mr. Tatascore Mr. Young John Blodgett George Machewson Mr. Bliss Mr. Bredbenner Mr. Buyse Seated Harriet Tolles Margaret Shipman Mr. Wheeler Mr. Dixon Miss Baber Mr. Kalaf Mrs. Cornelius First. Row Roy Barnard Captain Gordon Deibler Gordon Steward David Pearl Charles Fenner Terry Kallfelz Hugh Hoff Alan Hayes Second Row Mr. Young Doug Brew William Eadie Jay Cunningham Bernard Asher Bruce Gray Richard Dummer Jim Kyle Ithaca High School harriers completed the cross country season in second place in the Bingo North-J.C. Triple meet, tenth place in the Proctor High meet, and third place in the sec- tionals. The team showed a lot of determination and improvement under the excellent coaching of Mr. Donald Young. E761 newm fame smz saw I went to a High School game where I heard something similar to a war-whoop. Asking about it I found these war-whooping maidens were cheerleaders. One group of four cheer- leaders cheered for the J-V games and the other group of eight girls cheered for the varsity. The J-V's, headed by Alice Malti, got new red corduroy uniforms. The varsity, captained by Mimi Speno, bought new white uniforms for basketball games. Both groups spent an active year cheering for football and basketball games. First Row Chris Petlto Mimi Speno Joie Karch Jackie Johnson Virginia MacDonald Se:-ond Row Zoe Steinmetz Irene Rightmyer Alice Malti Phyllis Rawlins Mary Alice Perkins Emily Maltl Absent Mary Wheeler Virginia Cima Elaine Pommells J P tt eanne a erson Shirley Beach Ann Sellers Joan Wlllsey Jean Hickey Joan Cross Shades of my ancient forefathers! Do I see a tribal dance? I hear the beat of the drums as the band, led by the Drum Maiorettes, come down Cayuga Street on their way to the football field. I always seem to see these drum maiorettes, headed by Shirley Beach, as in an Indian War Dance. They marched in the Armistice, Halloween, Christmas, and Flag Day parades. Ar- mistice Day brought them top honors as a unit. l77l -e-.Q-mg, X First Row-Coach Hickson, Herb Cook, Ken Hotelling, Bob Lynch, Joe Gessini, Bill Freeman, Mio-Criptiiirij. Frank Speno ql'n-tmptaiixil, A1 Paolangeli, Lloyd Mattocks, Ed Hollenbeck, Marv Holt, Larry Lyman, Coach Skawski. Si---oml Row-Coach Flynn, Dick Garcia, Fred Thomas, Hal Northrop, Don Markowitz, Stew Gully, Tyler Sprague, Stan Albro, Ray Updike, Gordon Fenner, Bruce Babcock, Silvio Berarducci, Coach Jaffurs. Third Row-Bill Sprague, Pete Townsend, Roger Schappi, Art Giordano, Bob Flynn, Chester Grover, Millard Ripley, Ted Daw, Bill Benedict, Dave I-Ianmer, Tony Raponi, Tom Sherman. Fourth Row-Larry Siany qllininiprr-rl, David Olds Llliiinngr-rj, Jack Joyce, Jim Rogan, Joe Blodgett, Buddy Morey, Bill Perry, Steve Goodman. fazzze rear grew amateur Best season since 1943, highest conference standing in eight years, most games won since 1943, opening game won for the first time in seven years. These are the accomplishments list- ed by this year's Ithaca High School football team. Coming out of almost a decade of listless- ness, the Little Red gridders chalked up an excellent season's record of five wins, two losses, and one tie. Coach John Jaffurs started the season with a young and green squad, and, building around a few senior stalwarts, came out with a top-notch team which lost only two games and finished second in the Southern Tier conference. IHS started the season on the right foot when it upset Binghamton North 6-0, the first win over this school in eight years. ln this game the gridders, though green, showed that they were the most spirited and eager team that Ithaca had fielded in some time, and also indicated that they might have the ability to lift IHS from the football doldrums. ln their second game the hopes of the Little Red were temporarily smashed when a superior Elmira Free Academy squad rolled to a 19-0 win. Showing come-back qualities that were to mark late season play, the Red and Gold then rolled to three consecutive triumphs over Rochester West High School, Union Endicott, and Auburn, before being held to a 13-13 tie by the defending Southern Tier Champions, John- son City. From this point the come back kids scored in the last minute to defeat their next foe, Elmira Southside. ln the final game of the season the Little Red Warriors came out on the short end of a 14-7 decision against Binghamton Central, but the loss was unimportant since it was now clear that the 1951 Ithaca High football team would long be remembered as the team that once again brought football glory to the Halls of IHS. l78l l 1 . , .-gilwr ' 5. IQ' tWTJ' swkse 9 i f,s.f',,,: J, ' J' 1-K.: .4 . First Row-Bill Schanze, Bill Thomas, Bill Freeman, Capt. Jim Myers, Uldis Holanders, Hank Baker, Marv Holt, Frank Speno, Sm-ond Row-Phil Robinson, Alan Resnick, John Treadwell, Jerry Langdon, Jim Harden, Tom Stone, Herb Cook, Jim Upper, Tom Decker, Bob Brady, Joe Fabi. Third Row-Don Perko, Carl Vail, Bob Pound, George Crane, Tom Flynn, Stew Zion, Mel Shulman, John Kimple, Nelson McNeil. 786011 0464 566400 Starting from scratch for the second straight season, Coach Joe Tatascore built up a good basketball team. With Captain Jim Myers as a nucleus, the team registered an over-all record of 12-9, and was runnerup in the class AA section 4 playoffs. This was the fifth time in five years that Tatascore-coached teams have reached the finals in Sectional competition. IHS started the season with a close 48-43 loss to Union-Endicott, and went on to finish fifth in the conference standings with a TO-8 record. Included in the ten wins was an upset victory of Southern Tier champs Binghamton Central. Ithaca finished the season strong with two straight Sectional wins over Elmira Southside and Elmira Free Academy before losing to UE 69-59 in a hard-fought battle for the champion- ship. Jim Myers, All-Conference selection, led the team in scoring for the second straight year with 344 points. Uldis Hollanders and Jim Harden developed into strong rebounders in the latter stages of the season. Two other seniors, Bill Freeman and Frank Speno, also contributed to the team's success. i301 First Row-Coach Jatfurs, Stu Lewis, Pinky Reynolds, Bob Flynn, Querino Orzino, Orlando Turco, Tim Woodin, Ned Tllfdi, Walt Farrell, Dick Bushey, Bob Lynch, Maurey Bristol. Middle Row-Ken Augustine, Alberto Turco. Second Row-Jim Macera, Dave Mason, Bob Dake, David Bushey, Joe Lockwood, Nick Robinson, Bill Perry, Dick Foote, Rodney Palmer, John Roberts, Howard Murphy, Chet Grover, John Farrell. 7011-edffea J 8 e!8GjE J The Ithaca High wrestlers ended their thirteenth meet 1951-1952 schedule with an unde- feated record, and thus stretched the unbeaten record of the past six years to fifty-two wins without a setback. They annexed their fifth Section IV title, nearly doubling the score of the next contender. Placing seven men in the finals, the Little Red took five individual titles: Bob Flynn in the 120 lb. class, Querino Orzino in the 127 lb. class, Walt Farrell in the 145 lb. class, Tim Woodin in the 165 lb. class, and Bob Lynch in the 175 lb. class. The feature match of the year was held at Barton Hall on January 26, when the Little Red met Baldwin High School of Baldwin, Long Island. IHS took a 26-10 victory in a hard fought match which saw four of Baldwin's undefeated men go down in defeat, and two other unde- feated Baldwinites draw with their opponents. None of lthaca's undefeated grapplers had their records spoiled. A record crowd of fifteen hundred spectators witnessed the meet. Beginning their season with a 33-5 victory, the Little Red went on to humble their arch rival, Vestal, by scores of 23-13 and 27-8. In meets with opponents from without the Section, IHS took victories over Auburn, 41-3 and 35-2, a 41-2 win over Geneva, and a 35-3 triumph over Watertown in the season's final meet. Little Redmen Querino Orzino and Walt Farrell were the only lthacans to finish the sea- son without a defeat in dual meet competition and the Sectionals, while Dick Bushey and Capt. Harpo Turco claim undefeated records for the dual meet season. L82l Many Slfucfenld paldicqzale Candidates for the Tennis team began practice April 4, under the guidance of Coach Ed- ward Kalaf and Co-captains John Roberts and Bob Jacobus. Three lettermen, the co-captains and George Mathewson, returned to improve upon last year's fifty-fifty, win-lose, record. Other returning hopefuls who aided the 1952 team were Pete Burckmyer, Denny Fiala, lvor Leonard, and Dick Lewis. Nine matches were scheduled and the little red tennis team worked to improve past records. l Coach Kalaf John Roberts Denny Fiala Bob Jacobus George Matahewson Bernd Egbert James Button Robert Rightmeyer Jack Wintermute First Row Dave Smock Dennis Tyler Hugh Hoff Pete Dolkos Bunce McCartney Ed Raleigh Second Row J' oe Blodgett Lars Allanson Mel Shulman Maury Bristol Bob Boothroyd Grey Perry Two returning lettermen, Captain Bob Boothroyd and Dave Smock, formed the nucleus of the 1952 golf team. Coach Bredbenner built the rest of the team around Dennis Tyler, Ed Raleigh, Jim Ferris, Harold Ladd, and Grey Perry. The little red golf team faced an eleven match schedule this season with all home games being played on the Country Club course. It was a successful season forthe IHS golf team. E841 fn gpfdnq 5710414 First Row-Bruce Babcock, Wilson McNair, Roy Barnard, Al Bergsten, Uldis Hollanders, Co-captain Gordon Delblor, Co- captaln Bob Lynch, Fred Thomas, Charlie Fenner, Diclr Dummer, Warren Lobdell, Harry Loberg, Bill Raleigh, Bill Brink, Bob Baker. Second Row-Dong Brew, Roger Schappi, Dick Ormiston, Franz Plzilly, Dick Graves, Al Hewitt, Wayne Barnese, Gordon Steward, Doug Lee, Peter Bnrckmyer, A1 Hayes, Bob Flumerfelt., Ron Cowan, Ken Flynn. Third Row-Jim Harden, Dave 1-Ieasley, Bruce Gray, Philip Shapley, Ray Driscoll, Ed Hollenbeck, Jim Rogan, Gordon Fenner, B11 Emile, Art Cross, John Fiala, Dave Pearl, Coach Young. Fourth Row-John Treadwell, Allan Resnick. '7aacJa With only seven returning lettermen among the forty candidates reporting for track prac- tice on April 1, Coach Young was faced with the difficult task of rebuilding the IHS track team. The seven lettermen assumed the bulk of the field and track responsibilities. A four meet schedule was planned along with the annual Western Zone Meet, the Sec- tionals, and the Intersectionals. Deibler was the only returning Ithacan to have won Sectional honors last year. He was the l95'l champ in the mile run. The track team ended a successful season with the Intersectionals at West Point. Banda!! Coach Larry Wheeler started his seventh year as Little Red baseball coach with high hopes of improving last year's 5-8 season. With six returning lettermen, Captain and catcher Bill Freeman, Third baseman Jim Myers, first baseman Joe Gessini, pitcher Hank Baker, outfielder Frank Speno, and shortstop Carl Vail, Wheeler formed a near veteran infield and battery. Replacements for three positions left vacant by graduation came from such prospects as second baseman Bob Flynn, and out- fielders Herb Cook and Tony Raponi. l85l Many Sfacfenfi KRW .9 J! 3 Slucfenid :que Sflzaigfzl' Sfzaofeu The Ithaca High School Rifle Team met on Monday and Thursday evenings in the high school gym for target practice under the supervision of Mr. Glenn Merrill, a member of the Ithaca Rifle Team. During the school year the team won from Van Etten and McGraw. The sectional team placed second at Binghamton. First Row Jim Charron I Peter Post Wayne Barnes Jack Brooks Svvnml Row Philip Shapley John Charron John Cameron Judy Cole Judy Morris Joan Clarke Nancy Mcllroy Mary Clark Archery is a new tournament sport for girls in I.H.S. In October the five archers chosen for the team placed second in the Syracuse sectionals. They were coached by James Gordon, a member of the Ithaca Archery Club. In the spring they assisted in teaching intramural archery and in June they participated in the spring sectionals at Syracuse. T881 Us ,X l S! Z X , MW NF V :M WW W Q Uonf pm X gl f 5 isllrsxmmi M 'u 1. 4 4f 4 4 2 If 31 Goon LUCK 4 J to the 5 CLASS of 1952 I P P 1 3 I I 4 I 4: 4+ The Tompkins Studio 138-140 East State Sheet Official Photographers tothe I H S Annual l90l YOUR SCHOOL DURING 1951-52 Now - and in years to come, when you open your ANNUAL and peruse its pages of pictures and patter, you may be interested to know that in 1951-S2 your high school: enrolled 1,136 pupils. had a senior class of 240 students. had a staff of 68 members. had fourteen departments of subject matter: Agriculture, Art, Business, Driver Training, English, Foreign Languages, Health, Homemaking, Industrial Arts, Mathematics, Music, Physical Education, Science, Social Studies. included in its extra-curricular activities: Allied Youth ANNUAL Board, Art Club, Band, Chess Club, Choral Club, Commercial Club, Congress, Der Deutsche Verein, Dramatic Club, Freshman Class Organization, Future Farmers of America, Future Homemakers of America, Girls' Sports Club, Glee Club, HANDBOOK Board, Junior Class Organi- zation, Junior Red Cross, Ithetaeria, La Tertulia Espanola, Le Cercle Francais, Legislative Assembly, Literary Club, Mathematics Club, National Honor Society, Operators Club, Orchestra, Photography Club, Radio Club, Senior Class Or- ganizgtion, Science Club, Student Council, TATTLER Boar . 9 included in its intramural athletics: Archery, Badminton, Baseball, Basketball, Bowling, Dodgeball, Fencing, Golf, Rifle, Roller Skating, Swimming, Softball, Speedball, Table Tennis, Tennis, Tumbling, Volleyball, Wrestling. included in its varsity athletics: Baseball, Basketball, Cross Country, Football, Golf, Tennis, Track, Wrestling. To the Class of 1952 Congratulatiom and bert wixhef from the Ithaca Board of Education l91l Our Best to You PALACE LAUNDRY Eddy Street Dial 2255 Congratulations and Best Wishes TO All. In The Class of 1952 V ZlON'S Ithaca's House for Fine Furniture WORTH REMEMBERINGI The Radio Club and Radio Workshop's production of Accent on Youth o The broadcasts of the Ithaca High School basketball games over WHCU-FM o The Radio Club's presentation of the Talent Show 0 FM Night O The friendship and cooperation between Ithaca High School and . . . FM AM 97.3 870 Good Luck to a Grand Class FOR DELICIOUS MILKSHAKES TASTY SANDWICHES AND SEALTEST ICE CREAM srov IN THE ICE CREAM SHOPPE Deliveries to all parties and banquets 106 N. 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'I0 Cent Store East State Street T To Ithaca High Seniors . . . . . . Congratulations. As you move on to the next step in education, or as you set out into the world of business, the good wishes of the people and institutions of your home town go with you. o Cooperative G.L.F. Exchange, lnc. It's Fun to Knit ARGYLE PLA!D socks socks THE YARN SHOP Over Barnes Shoe Store Complete Line of STORYBOOK DOLLS Co ngrazulationf TO THE CLASS OF '52 ITHACA FLOOR COVERING 406 East State Street Phone 5153 l98l Dear Graduate: When you enter Cornell, you'll enjoy trading at The Triangle Book Shop the same as others from Ithaca High who have preceded you. And you'll like the ten per cent KIOWJ dividend which you will receive on all your purchases of books and supplies. THE TRIANGLE BOOK has the official list of books and supplies needed for all courses and will be glad to serve you as they have served other students for the past forty-eight years. TRIANGLE BOOK Established 1903 Evan J. Morris, Prop. Phone 2304 Sheldon Court CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS ROBINSON 81 CARPENTER Over 50 Years of Dependable Service Lumber Building Materials Coal o Telephones 2337 - 2028 ITHACA, NEW YORK FINNEY morons, INC. OOO CADILLAC OLDSMOBILE GENERAL TIRE 210 South Cayuga Street Phone 2033 l99l She's Graduating! Express Congratulations with qfawefut from PRATT'S FLOWER SHOP Congratulations to CLASS OF '52 HUGH G. SLOCUM INSURANCE 8. REAL ESTATE For Genuine Quality Your N.A.P.A. Jobber is a Good Man to Know For Genuine Service TIOGA AUTO PARTS 424 West State Street Phone 3436 Congratulations to the CLASS OF '52 fs., 12-1 J. C. PENNEY CO. Ithaca, N. Y. Congratulations TO THE SENIOR CLASS DAVIS APPLIANCE CO. 304 East State Street For a GOOD BANQUET THE ITHACA HOTEL o Corner of State and Aurora 1001 Compliments of CAYUGA LUMBER COMPANY Building Materials 801 West State Street Dial 3336 Congratulations and Best Wishes S H U L M A N 'S Ithaca's Leading Furniture Store 103 West State Street With Best Wishes for SUCCESS O FAHEY PHARMACY The Rexall Store 154 Eost State Street Phone 2923 First National Bank ITHACA, NEW YORK COMPLETE BANKING SERVICE U01 Kaiser-Frazer - Henry J. Sales 81 Service Used Cars Reconditioned 81 Guaranteed Guaranteed Repairs O'n All Makes of Cars RIPLEY MOTOR CO. 602 W. Seneca St. Phones-2565 - 2965 vslv-lvfhlvvv-lvvvvx 1-hlfhlvsrl-:vow-l-lv-I rv-v-v-Y-v-:N hrrv-Y-:Y-57fl::v-eeee:-:Y-:av-I-4 fllzaca Spalding Qoacla EVERYTHING THAT'S FUN 420 Eddy Street Ithaca, N. Y. Phone 2660 TOMPKINS COUNTY TRUST CO. MEMBER - FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM MEMBER - FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. 1021 LOADS OF LUCK TOWN TALK lCE CREAM Marshall Dairy Co. Inc. to CI ITHACA, N. Y. SWELL BUNCH OF KIDS V LEE OF ITHACA, INC. BISHOPS Home Of HOTPOINT and WESTINGHOUSE A Appliances 32 W 0 esl Slole Slreel 'Il0 East State Street Phone 2082 Our Best Wishes to the Class of 1952 Babcock POULTRY FARM Trumansburg Road Ithaca, N. Y. BABCO'CK'S HEALTHY CHICKS MAKE GREAT LAYERS H031 Best Wishes to THE CLASS OF '52 V Qgchooleyjs Ithaca's Quality Jewelers 152 E. State St. PROFESSIONAL PRESTIGE . . This is a pharmacy to which physicians turn with instinctive preference. They direct patients to us because they know that careful compounding is our first consideration. Yet, though we maintain highest ethical stand- ards, you pay no premium for this Professional Prestige and the service. KLINE'S PHARMACY Frank M. MacMurray, Prop. ll2-l 'I4 N. Aurora St., Ithaca, N. New Phone 3344 GIRLS Office and School Supplies Get Your Graduation Dress Everything lor the office Q' VAN NATTA Au.ANsoN's oFFlcE EQUIPMENT Also Ready-to-Wear Sportswear cO.mc- l46 East State Street Phone 27 ITHACA N Y. THE llllll lllll llllfilllll O Phone 4-1421 INTERNATIONALLY FAMOUS 'THACA'N'Y' HAIR STYLIST 1041 Everyone Goes To F. ,,,, .u,,M J O E 1 S For Delicious Food and Pizza 602 West Buffalo Street Congratulations A to the CLASS OF 1952 JOE CONLEY 325 East State Street v Ithaca, N. Y. HULL 0 SOCONY SERVICE V HEATING 81 PLUMBING C0 Plumbing - Heating Gas and Oil Burners Pumps - Appliances 910 W. State St. Ithaca, N. Y Phone 2316 - 2317 A. L. Hull - Phone 8515 I1051 Helping lthocans to find Better Homes since 1915 Congratulations cmd Best Wishes HICKEY'S Complete Musical Service 089 Always ready to serve you PROMPTLY to the Class of 1952 d an 0 EFFICIENTLY suRNs REALTY coMPANY N JOHN C. BURNS, Realtor 0 HlCKEY'S MUSIC STORE First National Bank Bldg. 328 EUS' Slate Sffeef Ithaca, N. Y' QEagle's Buildingj Phone 4-1 101 CHA DLER' JE WELERS ,i., 202 East State St. Ithaca, N. Y H061 BEEN A PLEASURE V CRISPELL CHARTER SERVICE The Finest Food . . . Graciously Served LEHIGH VALLEY HOTEL 801 West Buffalo Street Gifs? Phone 9140 THREE CONVENIENT DRUG STORES F. T. THORPE and H. P. RYERSON Proprietors o THE HILL DRUG STORE 328 College Avenue Phone 3479 Open 8 A.M. to 12 PM O CORNERS COMMUNITY BRANCH Triphammer and Hanshaw Roads Phone 4-2145 Open 10 A.M. to 10 P.M. O THE NORTH SIDE PHARMACY 507 North Cayuga Street NORTHSIDE DAIRY 603 UTICA STREET J. Emmett Chaney Quality - Purity Service All Dairy Products Phone 2220 THAYER APPLIANCE CO Frigidaire Appliances Radios and Radio Combinations Phone 2792 Open 9 A.1VI. to 10 P.M. Eqgy Washers and Irgnel-5 Prescriptions Accurately and Promptly Compounded v FOUNTAIN SERVHIE 417-419 West Seneca Street Dial 8853 1071 Be Thrifty BUY QUALITY v ATWATE R'S Everything to Eat Make Going to be Engaged? it Legal with a Ring from HILL'S JEWELERS Opposite Strand B. F. GOODRICH Tires - Tubes - Batteries Motorola Radios and TELEVISION Ithaca 3432 102 W. State St. Best Wishes to THE CLASS OF '52 from RUTHSCIIILD' H081 3 A 4 L H 4 3 3' CONGRATULATIONS and Best Wislmes I 'FS'- -24-WD CLASS OF '52 VISIT THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE FOR- DIRECTORY LIBRARY SERVICE INFORMATION SERVICE-FACTS AND FIGURES BUSINESS PROTECTION QUESTIONABLE SOLICITATIONS INFORMATION Ithaca 210 N. Aurora Str ITINERANT SELLING PRACTICES Before You Invest-InvesIigote! Chamber of Commerce eef Dial 2783 IIIO1 Congratulations to Congratulations Class of 1952 from the Fashion Center MONARCH RESTAURANT in Home of Good Eating ITHACA With Best Wishes For Success , LAUNDRIES Eost State Street and DRY CLEANERS THE NORTON PRINTING CO. 317 E. STATE STREET V Printers of I.H.S. ANNUAL and THE TATTLER 11111 FALL CREEK HOUSE GOOD FOOD Porterhouse Steaks Our Specialty Congratulations CLASS OF 1952 NEWBERRY'S YOUR JUNIOR DEPARTMENT STORE J. J. NEWBERRY CO. 137-139 East State Street ITHACA, N. Y. Also Pork Chops - Roast Beef For Electrical Contracting T 'keY INDUSTRIAL - COMMERCIAL ow RESIDENTIAL 302 Luke 51.-eef Wiring - Fixtures - Repairs PARKING LOT FOR OUR CUSTOMERS 329 S. Geneva St. Phone 4-1580 UI21 15 ' .1- L fi 'lf yi, if' mx . H . ,. , , ,.. , r.. 1 . K. FV-5.:,i J:.W. :5..,,-it., x A Vx ., ,le 2. ar, ,4H,. J5 wif' ffkfggf A 1 ,509- Qff Q' 44 - muff- W! 7 wi , 0 -sg QM of fi? Nw 1 mfa . , Q I I I K , ' . I . 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