Ithaca High School - Annual Yearbook (Ithaca, NY)

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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.

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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