Ithaca High School - Annual Yearbook (Ithaca, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 114 of the 1953 volume:

flu 7 Q , 'X 'J WN cm gif? xr, fffifff :VE -1 .1 ,f Raise her glori Grand and nob I2 es To the sky, le Ithaca High. Alma Matfr 1 7fze Nm 1953 Volume 38 7--7-at-? Published by '7fze AMW szafg mm JW sczmz ---4Qa-- General Manager ..... ........ R OBERT JACOBUS Editor ................... ........ S ARA JANE SMOCK Business Manager ....... WILLIAM ZWERMAN Cover and Drawings by Fred Thomas i31 14 .fella ffiam the Zcliiafi Dear Georgef In compiling this book, we have endeavored to capture some of the spirit, activity, and friendliness of an American high school. We have done our best to show you, a student in the schools of Greece, how a young adult functions in a democracy, and to give you a pic- ture ofa typical American high school. During the three years we have been in senior high school, we have been interested in watching you, through your letters, develop in your personality and thinking. We seniors have also grown and broadened our scope of wisdom, but we know we shall have much more to learn, once we are set on our own feet after graduation from high school. The Annual is only a small way to convey to someone in another country the attitude of the Americans toward this essential and im- portant period of youth. As an introduction to the Annual, we shall present to you the administration-the men and women responsible for the manner in which our education is carried out .... 4' George Efthymiou, a. Greek war orphan, was adopted as a foster child by the Student Association of the Ithaca High School in 1950. X41 7a6fe of Ganlenifi FACULTY . . SENIORS . . ACTIVITIES . . . SPORTS . . ADVERTISING . . . I I Eecficaifion Serenely looking back on our high school careers, we, the Class of '53, find we have a special liking for Oliver York. We have come to recognize Mr. York as a leader in his many activities. ln our business classes we came to know him as the director of the Commercial Depart- ment. When we looked for job opportunities, we went to see him as head of the Placement Bureau. When we at- tended night school, we knew him still again as our principal. Yet, beyond all these things, there were a thousand and two times when something special had to be done, and he came with a smile and a Hin to help us do it. With great pleasure we dedicate our Annual to Mr. York. Nl .s n FAJELM-T27 1'- l.............. H F , Af ' 'N 'H' N Maauvse x F 5' f rv .5 X5 ............ J if 2 'R Dr. William L. Gragg Superintendent of Schools. B.S,, Indiana. Universityg M.S., Ph.D., Cornell Univer- sity. William L. Irvine Administrative Assistant. A.B., M.Bd., Uni- versity of Maineg Ph.D., Cornell University. BOARD OF EDUCATION Prof. Peabody, Mr. Carlyon, Mr. Mott, Mrs. Epstein, Dr. Irvine, Prof. Moore Cpresidentl, Dr. Gragg, Miss Thomas Cexecutive secreiaryl, Miss Baber Cfinanciol secretciryl, Mrs. Baldwin, Mr. Farnsworth, Mr. Mungle, CMr. Cook was absentl. mms E81 Frank R. Bliss w l Principal. B.S., Albany State Teachers Collegeg M.S., Cornell University. Leonard C Buyse , O vice-Principaig Engiish. A.B. Uni- 6 d versity of Rochester: M.S., dornell University. Elwood A. LaFor1une Marian L. Warren Harry S. Powell Director of Guidance. B.S., Counselor. A.B., M.A., Counselorg Social Studies. University of Minnesotag Oberlin Collegeg Ph.D., A.B., M.S., Cornell M.A., Columbia University. Cornell University. University. l9l 1 Helen L. Bliss Principa1's Assistant in Charge of Attendance. B.S., Albany State Teachers College. Samuel J. Cafalfano Counselor: Director of Foreign Languages. A.B., M.S., Cornell University. WILLIAM E. ANDREWS Social Studies. A.B., M.A., Cornell University. LAWRENCE E. BACH Science. B.S.. Syracuse University: M.S.. Albany State Teachers College. ZELMA E. BECKER English. A.B., State Teachers College, G-reeley, Colorado: M.A,.: Cornell University. FRED A. BENNETT Director of Student Activities: English. AB.. M.A., Cor- nell University. EDGAR BREDBENNER Supervisor of Physical Education. G.G,, Reading Normal School: Special Certificate, Cornell University . EMILIE M. BROWN English, A.B., XVilliam Smith College: M.A,, Cornell Uni- versity. MAYFRED CLAPLIN Acting Head of Mathematics Department. B.S., St. Law- rence University. A. WILLIAM CLARK Art. B.F.A., Alfred University. ROBERT CONGDON' Health. B.S., East Stroudsburg Teachers College. JOSEPHINE R. CONLON French: German. A.B.. Cornell University: M.A., Col- umbia University. EDITH S. CORNELIUS Physical Education. B.S., Cortland State Teachers College. ETHELWYN CORNELIUS Director of Home Arts. B.S., Elmira College: M.S,, Cornell University. ELLEN DAILY Social Studies. A.B., Gouchcr College. MARY B. DEELEY Medical Office Assistant. DORA DE PEW Mathematics. A.B., Keuka College: M.A., Syracuse University. CLARENCE R. DIXON Director of Vocational Education. B.S., University of Rochester: M.S., Cornell University. MAR-IAN E. ELLIOTT Head of English Department. A.B., Allegheny Collegeg M.A., Cornell University. KENNETH W. ELMORE Mathematics. A.B., M.A., Albany State Teachers College. Il0 DR. HELEN D. ELSTON Director of Medical Inspection. R.N'., Bellevue Hospital: B.S., Elmira College: M.D., Cornell University: M.P.H., Massachusetts Institute of Technology. BERNICE PINCH Supervisor of Instrumental Music. Oneonta State Normal School: Mus.B., Ithaca College. EVA E. FIRRA Business. B.S., Albany State Teachers College. CLARA S. GAGE English. A.B., M.A., Ph.D., Cornell University. THOMAS H. GORMAN Industrial Arts. B.S., Oswego State Teachers College. JOHN W. GRAVES Instrumental Music. B.S., M.S., Ithaca College. l DONALD F. HENRY JOHN J. JAITURS Industrial Arts. BS.. Oswego State Teachers Colle-arc. I7fiV4-'Y Trillllinil- B-Su PPll11SYlV1iHi2l SUN' CUHPSZB. ELSIE F. HINMAN RALPH W. JONES Spanish. A.B., M.A., Cornell University, Director of Health Education. Wesleyan University: KASIMER E. HIPOLIT BLA.. Columbia University. i Social Studies. A.B., M.S., Cornell Vuivcrsity. EDWARD A. KALAP MARY HONCHARIK Business. BS., MS., Syracuse l'nivc-rsity. Business, B.S., Albany State T1-:icliers Collette. ELLA S, KELLOGG LOIS P, HUDSON High School Secretary, A.B.. Cornell University. English, A,l3.. College of Puget Sound: Nl.A., Cornell LORETTA KLEE U'liV0Y'SilY- Director of Social Studies. B.S.. Albany State Teachers SUSANNE J, JACOBUS College-3 M.A.. Cornell L'niversity. Science, AJS.. Salem Colleglcq BLS.. l'nix'crsity of JESSIE W, LA FORTUNE Mifhiifflfl- Assistant Secretary. B.S., Elmira College. M .. ..... . .... .,, x ALBERT E. LAWRENCE ROGER W. MING Acting Iflead of Science Department. BS.. M.S,, Syracuse Science. B.S., M.S., Cornell University. LYUVSYSITY- DOROTHY MINOGULL MARION E. LEARY Home Arts, A.B., Plattsburg State Teachers College. Supervisor of Art. A.B., Vassar College. MARTHA pl NEIGHBOUR JOHN R. MACK Mathematics. A.B., Houghton Collegeg M.A,, Albany State Agricultureg Director of Adult Education. B,S., M.S., Teachers College. Ed.lJ., Cornell University. MILACENT Q, OCVIRK THOMAS W. MAHONEY Director of English. Cortland State Normal Schoolg B.S., Industrial Arts. B.S.l'ld., Buffalo State Teachers College. Buffalo .State Teachers College: M.S., Syracuse s. cAP.oLYN MARSH L Hlvfffslfy' Instrumental Music. Mus.B., Ithaca College, CURTIS L. PFAFI' RUTH L. MILLER Social Studies. AB., M.A., Albany State Teachers French. A.B., Syracuse Universityg M.A., Louege' Cornell University. ETHEL D. PIERCE Buslness. Bb., Llmira College. i ll l LOUIS A. PRESTON JACOB SHUEL Agriculture, B.S., M.S., Cornell University. Social Studies. A.B., M.A., University of Missouri. JOHN RUANE SUZANNE E. SIEGFRIED Engrlish. A.B., St. Bernard's Soininaryg M.A., Cornell English. A.B., Cornell University. University. LEONA B. SMITH ELSIE M. SARGE Homemaking. B.S., Bradley Universityg BLS., Cornell School Nurse. lt.N., Bufalo General Hospital. University, WALTER C. SCHROEDER RUSSELL STEPHENSON English, A.B., Gettysburg: College: M.A., Syracuse Supervisor of Vocal Music. B.Mus.lid.. Mus.M., North- University. western University. PHYLLIS M. SEAGER ELIZABETH D. STOCKING Business. B.S., BLS.. Syracuse l'niversity. Librarian. A.B.. Cornell University: B.S.. NVQ-'stern JOSEPH A. SHORT Reserve University. Director of Radio XVorkshop. B.S., Ithaca College. JOSEPH J. TATASCORE Director of Athletics. B.S., M.S.. Ithaca College. l ALICE W. WARNER OLIVER M. YORK Manager of Cafeteria. Pratt Institute. Director of Commerce and Placement. A.B., Colgate Uni FLORENCE E. WILLIAMSON versityg M.A., Albany State Teachers College. Latin. A.B., Syracuse Universityg M.A., Cornell DONALD C. YOUNG University. Social Studies. A.B., Cornell University. ELMER J. WOODAMS DEWITT ZIEN Mechanical Drawing, Rochester Mechanics Institute. Science. B.S., M.S., Ph.D., Cornell University. U21 o o Custodlans - Cafeteria Custndizms--Mr. Bell, Mrs. Bell, Mr. Flint, Mr. Stark, Mr. Hull, Mr. Niland, Mr. Herrmann. Llnfetvriu Smtl'-Mrs. Rapone, Mrs. Baker, Mrs. Rosica, Mrs. Warner, Mrs. Sullivan, Mrs. Aldrich, Mrs. Cannavino U31 W H41 fbi W 'DQ eco X f,-:..-..1-I X in SEMXYQKS fig xr 5 W ,, Q gh, Yx 2270 9: SS ?w as -3 J Q' I4 3 . Q 5 U is 9 ' S. 0ffir'4'i's3 Bev Martin Clxlwlsirli-lltb, TOIXI Carlyon ltrvslsliri-l'j, Yvonne Hall lSt'l'l'l'i4ll'j'j, DOH Pe1'k0 Qx'im'0-prwsiflellij. Az X 'Nfffl x 'A N -5- - , i I X il , Q ,fb Senior Class Seniors in any school are distinguished, and our Ithaca High Seniors are no exception. Un- usual or usual, deluded or sane, the members did distinguished things. Bill Zwerman, a class member in good stand- ing, wrote a scientifically fantastic Senior Play, The Night the Heirs Stood Still. The class of '53 produced it and went on to sponsor the Miss IHS Contest and to elect a participant in the DAR Good Citizenship Contest. They designed the Handbook, sponsored Senior Day, and man- aged their Banquet. The Senior Ball was orna- mented with underwater trappings and sunken ships. And with lovely memories, on the twenty- third of June, the distinguished Senior Class, en mane, graduated. U61 v ,Rauf 1 I 1 . . D' k L C5 ,' 4 1 U uvnsb. Chris Petito lltunquvtj, Thalia. Nungezer LHz1nilhrmnkJ. Bob Jacobus Bobby Flynn fl 1 iss H53 lc 305' 1 IPS EVSHHJ4. 'Anthony Leone fASS0mbly,. Senior Class Committees SUE MADDEN Semor Assembly MILLARD RIPLEY , HAL NORTHROP ANTHONY LE0NEfCha1rma.n Anim-:NNE MCNAIR . DON SMITH Semor Class Day BILL ZWERMAN Senior Ball BOB JACOBUS and HARRIET TOLLES Chairmen CHARLIE FENNER-Band JOIE KARCH-Chaperones GEORGE MATHEWSON-Clean-up FRED THOMAS and ADRIANA RUBENS Decorations CHUCK HARRISON-Head Electrician JOHN ROBERTS-Entertainment BERNARD SNYDER and SHIRLEY GREENE Publicity NANCY STEWART-Refreshments SARA JANE SMOCK-Tickets JIM FERRIS ELAINE EVANS GORDON FENNER DOROTHY McCRAY BETTY DEEB LUCYANNE ELLSWORTH DAVID HONNESS AURORA RUBENS PEGGY LISENRING HILDA LOUNSBERY HERMAN PAETOW BILL SCHANZE LOUIS WALLACE JUNE CHADWICK PAT CIASCHI Senior Banquet CHRIS PETITO-Chairman BOB BROAD DICK TOOTE JOANN GENTLE BARBARA LEWIS U71 JUDY TEMELES-Chairman MYRNA LACY TYLER SPRAGUE BOBBY FLYNN TING THORSLAND HENRY THOMAS CARL VAIL Caps and Gowns CAROL SCHAPPI and DICK LACY Chairmen JOAN CLARKE MARY CLARK Handbook THALIA NUNGEZER-Chairman PAT ANDERSON PETE DOLKOS CHRISTINA LINKS NANCY MCILROY Commencement Invitations BONNIE JOHNSTON-Chairman PAT FREE JEAN HADSELL ELEANOR I-IORTON JUDY SIEGFRIED Miss I. H. S. DOUG BREW-Chairman CARL VAIL ROBERT BROAD DON PERKO CHARLIE FENNER Stanley Wayne Albro R.D. 1, Ithaca 'Stan'-Science Club 15 Foot- ball 2,3,4, Letter 3,45 Boys Intramurals 3,45 Honor Roll 1,25 National Honor Society 4. Mary Susan Alder 329 North Geneva Street 'Sue'-Allied Youth 1,25 An- nual Stall' 2,3,45 Choral Club 2,3,45 Chorus 2,3,45 Radio Club 35 Science Club 1,25 Student Council 1,2,35 Tattler Staff 1,2,35 WIHS 35 Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Student Council Committees5 Senior Commit- tees5 Wake Up, My Boy 2. John T. Alling 623 Hudson Street 'Buddy'-Band 2,3,4, Lib- rarian 3, President 45 As- sembly Orchestra 2,3,45 Spe- cial Orchestra 2,3,45 Orches- tra 2,3,45 Talent Club 45 Boys Intramurals 35 Track 25 All State Band 45 Sectional All State Band 45 N.Y.S.S.M.A. Sectional and State Champion- ship 2,3,45 Sixth Place in National Drum Competition in Miami 35 Buddy Alling Triog Wake Up, My Boy 2. Barbara Amandes 407 South Aurora Street 'Barb'-Allied Youth 1,2,35 Art Club 1,25 Chorus 2,35 Sci- ence Club 25 Tattler Staff 2,35 Junior Committees. Patricia Evelyn Anderson 200 East Upland Road 'Pat'-Art Club 1,2,3,45 Der Deutsche Verein 3,4, Treas- urer 45 La Tertulia Espanola 2, Secretary 25 Math Club 3, Secretary 35 Science Club 2,3,45 Tattler Staff 45 Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Senior Commit- tees5 Spanish II Awa.rd5 Ger- man I Awardg National Honor Society 4. Olympia M. Andrews 130 West State Street 'Limp'-Choral Club 1,45 Chorus 1,2,35 Typing Certifi- cates5 Shorthand Certificates. Harold L. Babcock 136 East State Street Transfer from Savannah, New York, 25 Art Club 45 Football 2,3. Henry R. Baker 1008 North Aurora Street 'Hank'-Student Council 45 J.V. Basketball 2, Letter 25 Varsity Basketball 3,4, Letter 3,45 Baseball 2,3,4. Kenneth A. Baker Slaterville Springs 'Ken'-Chorus 2,35 Glee Club 45 Boys Intramurals 3. Edwin M. Bakko Jr. 330 West Buffalo Street 'Ed'-Glee Club 2,3,4. -2 1 ' ?:3.f' 24' W gg- 'ag s 4 , t 18 Roger W. Bartholomew 406 East Marshall Street Football 2,35 Boys Intramurals 2,35 Wrestling 2. Doris J. Bartlett 365 West King Road 'Dodie'-Chorus 2,3,45 F.H.A. 3,45 Library Club 3,4. H. Douglas Bascom 524 Linn Street 'Doug'-Band 43 Boys Intra- murals 1,2,3,4. James Robert Bassett R.D. 2, Ellis Hollow Road 'Bob'-Transfer from Saratoga Springs, New York, 43 Honor Roll 43 Wrestling 4. Ann Marie Bedell 502 West Seneca Street Allied Youth 23 Choral Club 43 Chorus 33 Commercial Club 3,4Q Talent Club 43 Tattler Staff 1,2,4: Girls Intramurals 23 Junior Committees. Thomas Bell ' f ...f 702 South Plain street , g Football 13 Boys Intramurals 'e 3 3 A 3? ' 2,3Q Track 23 Wrestling 3,4Q Mt A Honor Roll 1. ' :5:. g ' ,Lf , ft. A Valentine W. Benedict 507 West Buffalo Street 'Kissy'-J.V. Football 1,2,3, Letter 33 Varsity Football 43 Boys Intramurals 1,2,3. Katherine E. Bennett R.D. 4, Danby 'Skip'-Art Club 23 Dramatic Club 33 Charm School 33 Library Club 33 Girls Intra- murals 2,3. ll9 i Raymond F. Bennett R.D. 5, Ithaca 'Ray'-Transfer from Skanea- teles, New York, 13 F.I'.A. 1,2,3,43 Honor Roll 2. Silvio Berarducci 109 East York Street 'Syl'-Chorus 23 Glee Club 33 Football 1,2,3, Letter 33 Track 2,31 Boys Intramurals 1 2 3. 1 1 l Patricia Ruth Bly 929 North Tioga Street 'Pat'-Transfer from Troy, Pa., 23 Allied Youth 3,4, Sec- retary 43 Band 43 Le Cercle Francais 2,3,43 Math Club 33 Honor Roll 3,43 National Hon- or Soclety 4. Ernest L. Bocla R.D. 4, Ithaca 'Ernie'-Le Cercle Francais 33 Chorus 13 Congress 43 Glee Club 2,3,4Q Wrestling 2,3,43 Letter 3,4. Roger Boda R.D. 4, Ithaca 'Rog'-Baseball 2,43 Foot- ball 2,4, Letter 43 Boys In- tramurals 2,3,4. Joan T. Bonanni 416 Madison Street 'Jo'-Chorus 1,21 Library Club 23 Girls Intramurals 2. Camillo F. Borcloni Jr. 212 Esty Street 'Bar'-Chorus 1,2,35 Glee Club 45 Baseball 3, Letter 35 J'.V. Football 25 Boys Intra- murals 2,3,4. Gordon R. Bowers R.D. 5, Ithaca 'Gordie'-Operators Club 1,2, 3,4, Chief Operator, President 2,3,45 Boys Intramurals 3. Marilyn Ann Breen 305 Pleasant Street l Allied Youth 25 Commercial Club 3,45 Junior Committees. Douglas C. Brew 1103 I-Ianshaw Road 'Doug'-Congress 45 Glee Club 45 Student Council 1,45 Tatt- ler Staff 45 Cross Country 2,3,4, Letter 2,3,4, Co-cap- tain 4, Intersectional Team 3,45 Boys Intramurals 2,3,45 Track 2,3,4, Letter 3,4, Co- captain 45 Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Empire State 35 National Hon- or Society 3,4, President 45 Junior Committeesg Senior Committees. Maurice E. Bristol Jr. 1009 North Aurora Street 'Porkey'- Op e r a t o r s Club 2,3,45 Radio Club 3,45 WIHS 2,3,45 Golf 2,3,45 Wrestling 3,4, Letter 3. Robert Broad 305 Mitchell Street 'Bob'-Transfer from Kings- ton, New York, 45 Congress 45 Glee Club 45 Boys Intra- murals 45 Senior Committees. John Brooks 407 College Avenue 'Jack'-Operators Club 2,3,4 Assistant Chief Operator 45 Riflery 2,3,4, Letter 3,4, Senia Brooks 307 Auburn Street Gerald S. Brown 1007 North Cayuga Street 'Squirrel'-Chorus 2,3,4. Susan Brown 220 Cobb Street 'Sue'-Allied Youth 25 Choral Club 45 Ithetaeria 35 Orches- tra 2,3,45 Student Council 3,45 Tattler Staff 2,35 Honor 'W Roll 25 student Council Com- M mittees 3,45 Junior Commit- teesg Sectional All State Or- r chestra, 2,3,4. R. Bruce Bruckner up 7 980 Hanshaw Road Q '9 5 ' If - -5 :II , 334 20 I Lewis Buchanan 144 East Spencer Street Boys Intramurals 3. Martha Bullock Forest Home Drive 'Marty'-Band 1,2,3,45 Chorus 15 Dramatic Club 15 La Ter- tulia Espanola 2,35 Legislative 3,4, Treasurer 45 Tattler Staff 2,35 Honor Roll 45 Girls In- tramurals 1,25 Junior Commit- KCBS. Michael Burke 1469 Slaterville Road 'Mike'-Science Club 3,4 5 Honor Roll 2,35 National Honor Society 3, 4. Arthur F. Burley Jr. 805 East Seneca Street 'Art' William Ernest Campbell 317V2 Fulton Street Aniii'-Bowling 1,2,3,4. Thomas James Carlyon 336 South Geneva Street 'Tom'-Band 25 Le Cercle Francais 2,3,45 Glee Club 45 Congress 3,45 Sergeant-at-Arms 45 Math Club 35 Student Council Alternate 35 Talent Club 45 Tattler Staff 3,45 Football 15 Boys Intramurals 3,45 Ping-Pong Doubles Sec- tional Champion 35 Wrestling 15 Sectional All State Chorus 45 Student Council Commit- tees5 Senior Committees5 Jun- ior Committees5 Boy of the Month. Bernard Carpenter R.D. 5, Glenside 'Bernie'-F.I'.A. 2,3,4. QW? if 2 3 154 52 V ,ZJ,,VhX if June Chadwick 415 North Tioga. Street Junior Committees5 Senior Committees. Helen Chaffee R.D. 4, Ithaca Chorus 2. Verna C. Chaffee rm. 4, Ithaca Chorus 25 Commercial Club 45 Shorthand Speed Certiiica.tes5 Typing Speed Certiticates5 0.G.A. Certificate. James A. Charron- 108 Parker Street 'Jim'-Band 1,2,3,45 Orchestra 45 Riilery 2,3,45 Honor Roll 25 National Honor Society 45 Sectional All State Orchestra 4. Paula Eileen Chilson R.D. 1, Ithaca, F.H.A. 3,45 Editor of Basket- ball Programs 3, Football and Basketball 45 Sports Club 2,35 Tattler Staff 3,45 Girls Intra- murals 2,35 Wake Up, My Boy, Technical Staff 25 It's a Woman's World, Technical Staff 35 Chorus 2. Patricia Ciaschi 607 Cascadilla Street Allied Youth 1,25 Legislative 3,45 Girls Intramurals 1,2,35 Junior Committeesg Senior Committees. Ma sos ry Ellen Clark East Tompkins Street 'Cookie'-Allied Youth 25 Art Club 2,35 Band 3,45 Choral Club 3,45 Le Cercle Francais 25 Orchestra 2,3,45 Radio Club 45 Science Club 2,3,4, Secretary 45 Sports Club 35 Student Council 25 Talent Club 45 WIHS 45 Sectional All State Orchestra 45 Senior Committees5 Assembly Orches- tra 45 Archery Team 2,3,4, Sectional N.Y.S. Tournament 2,3,45 Wake Up, My Boy 2. Joan Ellen Clarke Pine Tree Road 'Joanie'-Allied Youth 1,2,3, Vice-President 2, Secretary 35 Art Club 1,2,3, Secretary 1, President 2, Vice-President 35 Band 3,45 Le Cercle Francais 2,35 Choral Club 1,2,3,45 Chorus 15 Science Club 1,2,3,4, Vice-President 45 Sports Club 35 Talent Club 45 WIHS 3,45 Archery Team 1,2,3,4, Man- ager 3,45 Honor Roll 1,25 Na- tional Honor Society 45 Sec- tional All State Chorus 45 Senior Committees. Ronald Coles 224 South Geneva Street Herbert M. Cook German Cross Road 'Herk'-Honor Roll 25 J.V. Basketball 3, Letter 35 Base- ball 3, Letter 35 Football 3,4, Letter 3,45 Boys Intramurals 2. Robert Copeland 111 Catherine Street Annual Staff 4 La 'Bob'- 5 Tertulia Espanola 25 Science Club 45 Tattler Staff 45 Ritlery 45 Tennis 2 5 Senior Committees. Beverly Corey 320 Washington Street 'Bev'-Choral Club 45 Chorus 2,35 Library Club 35 Short- hand Awards5 Typing Awards. , J , I img . ,. .A v--v 5,1 77 f , 4 z E 5 'ff' W ff Q1 if , ,..,, ,.,. 5, l 22 Ma ry lou Corey 412 North Albany Street 'Mary'-I'.H.A. 35 Library Club 3. Virginia Corey 714 West Court Street 'Ginny' Forrest J. Crayford Jr. 453 Floral Avenue 'Jim'-Band 2,3,4, Band Ser- geant 45 Le Cercle Francais 2,3, Treasurer 35 Glee Club 2,3,4, Assistant Leader 25 Math Club 35 Orchestra 2,3,45 Talent Club 45 Baseball 2,35 Football 1,25 Boys Intramurals 2,35 National Honor Society 45 All State Chorus 45 Sec- tional All State Band 45 Sec- tional All State Orchestra 35 Hollis Dann Glee Club Schol- arshlp 35 Assembly Orchestra 45 Special Orchestra 3,45 Song Leader 4. Constance J. Cretser R.D. 5, Ithaca 'Connie'-Honor Roll 25 Lost and Pound 2. Beverly J. Crispell Slaterville Springs 'Bev'-Allied Youth 45 Band 2,3,45 Science Club 45 Honor Roll 4. Maxine Crispell Slaterville Springs 'Max'-Honor Roll 25 Typing Certificatesg Shorthand Speed Certiiicatesg Proficiency Award for National Typing Contest5 0.G.A. Certificate. Jeanne Curry 823 Clinton Street F.H.A. 25 Literary Club 1,43 Tattler Staff 1. David Cynoske , I Fe .1 6 Renwick Place 'Dave'-Boys Intramurals 2,4. af M43 A2161 ik , wif., f.. Audrey J. Davenport R.D. 4, Danby 'Audie'-Allied Youth 4 5 Chorus 2,35 Honor Roll 35 Girls Intramurals 1. . We Jw. WV 4 Elizabeth Ann Deeb 'S d . aliv- swf' WW W 213 South Titus Avenue 'Betty'-Art Club 2,3,4, Secre- tary 45 Dramatic Club 3,45 La Tertulia Espanola 2,35 Lib- rary Club 35 Sports Club 2,3,45 Talent Club 45 Tattler Staff 2,3,45 Girls Intramurals 2,3,45 Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Na- tional Honor Society 3,45 Jun- ior Committeesg Senior Com- mitteesg Class of 1920 Dra- matic Memorial Awardg Na.- tional Thespians 45 Charm School 35 It's a. Woman's World 3. Judith Margaret DeKay R.D. 1, Ithaca 'Judy'-Choral Club 2,3,45 I'.H.A. 1. James DeLilI ,W 'W' Mi' Slaterville Road . 'J im' i231 lit. 57 z 3 J iw hum .WE Q' MQ .A 2 Jo Diane Dell 114 Hudson Street 'Jo'-Transfer from Newfield, New York, 4. James B. Denman 1516 Slaterville Road 'Jim'-Chorus 1,25 Glee Club 35 Tattler Staff 45 Honor Roll 3,4. Pauline Diagostino R.D. 5, Glenside Allied Youth 25 Commercial Club 35 Student Council 35 Girls Intramurals 25 Honor Roll 2,34 Student Council Com- mitteesg Junior Comn1lttees5 School Store 35 Gregg Short- hand Certificates 5 Typing Award. Peter J. Dolkos 320 First Street 'Pete'-Art Club 45 Chorus 25 Glee Club 3,45 Math Club 35 Tattler Staff 3,45 Golf 2,35 Boys Intramurals 1,25 Honor Roll 1,25 Junior Committees5 Senior Committees. Hubert Dorn Coddington Road I'.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Vice-president 4. Marie A. Eframson 611 West Seneca Street Allied Youth 25 Chorus 25 Commercial Club 3,45 Tattler Stan' 25 Honor Roll 2,35 Jun- ior Committees. Lucyanne Ellsworth 'San'-Allied Youth 2,35 Le Cercle Francais 2,3,45 Choral Club 45 Orchestra 2,3,45 Tatt- ler Staff 3,45 Girls Intramurals 2,3,45 Sectional All State Or- chestra 45 Junior Committees5 Senior Committees. A. louise Emerick 513 West Clinton Street 'Lou'-Library Club 3,4. Lois Jean English 316 South Corn Street Band 2,3,45 Commercial Club 3,45 Orchestra 2,3,4, Secre- tary 35 Sectional All State Orchestra 3,45 Assembly Or- chestra 35 Special Orchestra 2,35 0.G.A. Pin and Member- ship 2,35 Superior Merit 2. Philip English Brooktondale 'Phil'-r.r.A. 1,2,3,4. Elaine E. Evans 419 Cayuga Heights Road Annual Staff 45 Le Cercle Francais 2,35 Choral Club 45 Dramatic Club 3,45 Legislative 3,45 Radio Club 45 Sports Club 35 Student Council 2,45 Talent Club 45 Tattler Staff 1,2,3,45 Girls Intramurals 1,2,35 Honor Roll 15 Junior Committees5 Senior Commit- tees5 Student Council Com- mitteesg National Thespians 45 Dramatic Award 35 It's a Woma.n's World 35 Charm School 35 Nothing But the Truth 4. Joseph Fabi 618 West Seneca Street 'Fab'-Basketball Manager 1,2,3, Letter 25 Boys Intra- murals 1,2,3,4. wa, at 7 5? if 5 Jeff. ,f -2 H 1 we fa 5 fm, i we . 'V 'Ser J. I ,,5, ,,.,,.,..q y 22.4-v ff' 24 Margaret M. Fahey 310 North Tioga Street 'Margie'-Allied Youth 1,2,3,4, Secretary 25 Le Cercle Fran- cais 2,3,45 Commercial Club 45 Science Club 25 Talent Club 45 Tattler Staff 2,3,45 National Thespians 45 It's a Woman's World 35 Charm School 35 Nothing But the Truth 45 Dramatic Club Technical Award 25 Wake Up, My Boy 25 What a Life 25 Typing Awardg 0.G.A. Typing Certi- iicateg Dramatic Club 2,3,4. Charles F. Fenner 260 Renwick Drive Congress 3,4, Treasurer 45 Ithetaeria 2,3, Vice-President 2,35 Orchestra 1,25 Student Council Alternate 45 Tattler Staff 45 Cross Country 2,3,4, Letter 2,3,45 Track 1,2,3,4, Letter 35 Honor Roll 1,25 Junior Committees5 Senior Committees5 National Honor Society 4. Gordon A. Fenner 260 Renwick Drive Congress 3,45 Student Coun- cil Alternate 35 Football 1,2,3,4, Letter 2,3,45 Tennis 1,25 Track Manager 35 Honor Roll 15Junior Committees. .loan Elaine Fenner Brooktondale 'Joanie'-Commercial Club 45 Honor Roll 45 School Store Staff 45 0.G.A. Pin and Mem- bership 2,35 Typing Certifi- cates 35 Shorthand Certificates 2,3. James S. Ferris 129 Midway Road 'Jim'--Annual Staff 45 Con- gress 45 Ithetaeria. 1,25 La Tertulia. Espanola 2,3, Treas- urer 35 Student Council 2,3,45 Vice-President 45 Tattler Stafi 45 Football 2,3,4, Letter 2,3,45 Golf 3, Letter 35 Boys Intra- murals 1,2,45 Track 1,25 Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Empire State 35 National Honor So- ciety 3,45 Student Council Committees5 Junior Commit- tees5 Senior Committees. Dennison F. Fiala 107 Lake Street 'Denny'-Allied Youth 4 5 Chorus 15 Congress 45 La Ter- tulia Espanola 25 Science Club 45 Tennis 2,3,4, Letter 3,4, Co-captain 45 Honor Roll 2,3,4. Marie Fidler 910 North Cayuga Street Library Club 33 Girls Intra- murals 2,33 Shorthand Certi- ficates 2,32 Typing Certificates 23 0.G.A. Awards 2,3. Robert J. Flynn 308 East Lincoln Street 'Bob'-Congress 3,41 Baseball 3,4, Letter 3,41 Football 2,3,4, Letter 3,43 Track 1,2, Letter 1,22 Wrestling 1,2,3,4, Let- ter l,3,43 Section IV Wrest- ling Champion 33 All South- ern Tier Conference 43 Boys Intramurals 2,3,43 Senior Com- mittees. Richard C. Foote Rosemary Lane 'Dick'-Track 2,3,4, Letter 3,43 Boys Intramurals 3,43 Wrestling 3,41 Senior Commit- tees. Richard Forsyth 256 Hayts Road 'Dick' - Boys Intramurals 2,3,43 Bowling 43 Riilery 2. Janice Fowler R.D. 3, Maplewood Road Chorus 2,31 I'.H.A. 4, Vice- President 4. Patricia Free 308 Hector Stfeet 'Pat'-Allied Youth 43 Art Club 43 Chorus 23 Ithetaeria 3,43 Sports Club 43 Girls In- tramurals 3,43 All Star Vol- leyball Team 43 Senior Com- mittees. l25l Richard C. Garcia smerviiie Road gDick'-Football 3,4, Letter ,4. Clare Garnsey Five Mile Drive Transfer from Lyons, New York, 13 Choral Club 43 Chorus 1,2,3Q Legislative 3,43 Junior Class Secretary3 Jun- ior Committees. Marvis Garvin 216 West Lincoln Street 'Marvie'-Library Club 3. .lo Ann Gentle 114 College Avenue 'Jo'-Choral Club 2,3,4, Secre- tary 43 Chorus 2,3,43 Dra- matic Club 3,43 Legislative 3,4: Radio Club 2,3,43 All State Chorus 43 Sectional All State Chorus 43 National Thespians 43 Wake Up, My Boy 23 Charm School 33 Junior Committees3 Senior Committees. Barbara Lou Gentry 108 North Plain Street 'Bobby'-Chorus 1,2. Arthur Giordano 421 Second Street 'Lefty'-Chorus 23 Glee Club 3,43 Football 2,3,4, Letter 3,4Q Boys Intramurals 2,3. Frederick Goodwin 103 North Plain Street 'Fred' Richard Goyehe 317 Hook Place 'Dick'-Chorus 2. Richard Graves 130 University Avenue 'Dick'-Allied Youth 45 Band 2,3,45 Der Deutsche Verein 3,45 Science Club 45 Honor Roll 2,45 Track 2,3,4, Letter 4. Shirley Greene 210 East Upland Road 'Sag'-Allied Youth 45 Annual Staff 45 Chorus 25 Dramatic Club 3,45 La Tertulia Es- panola. 2,3,45 Legislative 3,4, Vice-President 45 Sports Club 35 Talent Club 45 Tattler Staff 2,3,45 Girls Intramurals 2,3,45 Honor Roll15 Charm School, Production Supervisor 35 It's a Woman's World, Stage Manager 35 Junior Commit- tees5 Senior Committees. Donald Griffin R.D. 2, Ithaca 'Don'-Dramatic Club 45 Or- chestra 1,25 Bowling 45 Noth- ing But the Truth, Techni- cal Staff 4. James Grimes 103 East Jay Street 'Jim'-Chorus 15 Basketball 2,35 Baseball 2,3,45 Boys In- tramurals 1,2,3,45 Honor Roll 3. as-5 QW an f 'i -:W-4 5 655, .V 4,3 Z l26 Rena Grossman 400 Stewart Avenue Transfer from Edmeston, New York, 4. Sylvia J. Grover 203 German Cross Road 'Shibby'-Choral Club 25 Com- mercial Club 45 Legislative 3,45 Literary Club 45 Sports Club 25 Honor Roll 25 Girls Intramurals 2,35 Shorthand Awards 5 Typing Awards 5 0.G.A. Award5 National Typ- ing Contest. Jean Hadsell 1425 Trumansburg Road 'Jo'-Commercial Club 3,4, Treasurer 45 Library Club 3,45 Literary Club 45 Tattler Staff 45 Honor Roll 35 Girls Intramurals 25 Junior Com- mittees5 Senior Committees: O.G.A. Certiticateg Gregg Typ- ing Certificate. Ralph Hager R.D. 1, Ithaca Transfer from Barker, New York, 1. Max Hagin 920 North Aurora Street 'Maxle'-Chorus 15 Boys In- tramurals 2,3,45 Baseball 3,45 Junior Committees5 Senior Committees, Yvonne Hall 218 Hudson Street Annual Staff 45 Le Cercle Francais 25 Choral Club 3,45 Dramatic Club 3,4, Secretary- Treasurer 45 Legislative 3,45 Student Council Alternate 45 Tattler Staff 2,3,4, Circula- tion Manager 45 Honor Roll 2,3,4g National Honor Society 3,45 Student Council Commit- tees5 Junior Committees5 Sen- ior Committees5 Senior Class Secretary5 It's a Woman's World 35 Charm School 35 Nothing But the Truth 4. David Hanselman 606 North Aurora Street 'Dave'-Allied Youth 2,3,45 Annual Staff 35 Band 1,2,3,45 Dramatic Club 45 Operators Club 15 Photography Club 3,-4, President 35 Radio Club 45 Science Club 2,45 Talent Club 4, President 45 Tattler Staff 2,35 Riilery 25 Honor Roll 4. Bonnie Lynne Harris 206 Lake Avenue Chorus 2,3,4. Charles Emerson Harrison 214 South Albany Street 'Chuck'-Allied Youth 45 Der Deutsche Verein 45 Dramatic Club 3,45 Glee Club 2,3-,45 Operators Club 2,35 Photo- graphy Club 35 Radio Club 3,45 Science Club 2,3,45 Tal- ent Club 45 WIHS 3,45 Foot- ball 25 Wrestling 35 All State Chorus 35 Sectional All State Chorus 3. Charles Evan Harrison R.D. 2, Candor Transfer from Candor, New York, 35 Bowling 4. Robert M. Harrison Slaterville Springs 'Bob'-Transfer from Prairie High School, Three Hills, Al- berta Canada, 45 Glee Club 45 WIHS 4, Boys Intra- murals 45 Wrestling 45 Sec- tional All State Chorus 4. David Hay 156 Cascadilla Park 'Dave'-Annual Staff 45 Der Deutsche Verein 2,3,4, Secre- tary 3, President 45 Literary Club 1,'2,3,4, President 35 Orchestra 1,2,3,45 Photogra- phy Club 3,4, Treasurer 3, Vice-President 45 Radio Club 45 Science Club 3,45 Talent Club 45 Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 National Honor Society 3,45 Sectional All State Orchestra i Q I 1 E -2: ...:,Z. ' E271 E Gretchen Elaine Haynes 312 South Aurora Street Allied Youth 2,35 Band 2,3,45 La. Tertulia Espanola 2,3,45 Tattler Staff 45 Honor Roll 25 Girls Intramurals 3,45 Senior Committeesg Choral Club 45 Science Club 2. Erwin Heffron R.D. 1, Brooktondale F.I'.A, 2,3,4. Mary Lou Herson 429 North Aurora Street Thomas Herson 621 West Clinton Street 'Tom'-Chorus 1,2. Edmund Hollenbeck 1101 West State Street 'Big Ed'-Football 2,3,4, Let- ter 3,45 Track 35 Boys In- tramurals 2,3,4. David Honness 150 Snyder Hill Road 'Dave'-Chess Club 15 I'.l'.A. 2,35 Glee Club 3,45 Opera tors Club 15 Talent Club 4. Robin Hood 207 Cobb Street 'Barb'-Legislative 45 Honor Roll 25 Senior Committees5 Girls Intramurals 1,25 Riilery 2,35 Tattler Staff 4. Eleanor Horton 221 Maple Avenue 'Ellie'-Choral Club 1,3.4, Treasurer 45 Chorus 1,25 Tatt- ler Staff 35 Shorthand Award5 Typing Award5 Senior Com- rnittees. Kenneth R. Hotelling R.D. 2, Ithaca 'Kenny'-Baseball 2,3,4, Let- ter 3,45 Football 2,3,4, Letter 3,45 Wrestling 35 Boys Intra- murals 2,3. Jacqueline Huff 136 Hudson Street 'Jackie'-Commercial Club 45 Tattler Staff 2,35 Shorthand Award5 Junior Committees5 Senior Committees. Richard J. Hugg 115 Prospect Street 'Richie'-Allied Youth 3,45 Cafeteria 1,2. Edmund A. Hurd Il 102 Highland Place 'Pat' 5 ly MWA' 0 f MM' ai l28l Robert Jacobus 710W North Cayuga Street 'Jay'-Annual Staff 4, General Manager 45 Congress 45 La. Tertulia Espanola 2,35 Math Club 35 Orchestra 2,3,45 Stu- dent Council 45 Honor Roll 2,3,45 National Honor Society 3,45 Boys Intramurals 2,3,45 Tennis 2,3,4, Sectional Cham- pion 3, Co-captain 3, Letter 2,3,45 Senior Committees5 U.N. Pilgrimage-Ithaca Delegate 3. Fred Johnson 506 North Meadow Street 'Bunky' Bonnie Johnston 106 Fayette Street Allied Youth 3,45 Chorus 35 Dramatic Club 3,45 Talent Club 45 Tattler Staff 2,3545 Girls' Intramurals 35 Junior Committees5 Senior Commit- tees. Ursula L. Jones 11.11. 4, Ithaca 'Sue'-Band 45 Choral Club 2,3,45 Dramatic Club 3,45 Legislative 3,45 Sports Club 35 Drum Majorettes 4, Letter 45 Girls Intramurals 2,35 Charm School 35 It's a Wo- man's World 35 Junior Com- mittees5 Senior Committees. Jo Ann Karch 28 East Remington Road 'Joie'-Choral Club 2,3,45 La Tertulia Espanola 2,3,4, Vice- President 2, President 35 Legislative 3,4, Debate Team 3,45 Sports Club 35 Tattler Staff 3,4, Co-editor 45 J.V. Cheerleader 2, Varsity Cheer- leader 3,45 Girls Intramurals 2,35 Honor Roll 1,2,35 Na- tional Honor Society 3,45 El- mira College Key Award5 D.A.R. Awardg Girl of the Monthg Junior Committees5 Senior Committees. Betty Marie Kimpla nd 519 South Meadow Street Girls Intramurals 2,35 0.G.A. Contest Award 25 Typing Cer- titicates 35 Shorthand Certifi- cates 2,35 Moose Scholarship Award 35 Student Secretary 3,4. Myrna Lacy 710 Hanshaw Road Allied Youth 23 Annual Staff 43 Band 2,3,43 Choral Club 3,43 La Tertulia Espanola 3,4, Vice-President 43 Legislative 3,43 Math Club 33 Radio Club 3,4, Secretary-Treasurer of Radio Choir 33 Tattler Staff 2,3,4Q J.V. Cheerleader 2, Varsity Cheerleader 43 Girls Intramurals 1,2,3,43 Honor Roll 3,41 National Honor So- ciety 3,4, Secretary 43 Sec- tional All State Chorus 49 Senior Committeesg Junior Committees. Richard B. Lacy 122 Troy Road 'Dick'-Band 1,2,3,4, Drum Major 4, Uniform Manager 43 Chorus 13 Glee Club 2,43 Math Club 2,3Q Operators Club 1,2,3,4, Chief Operator 13 Or- chestra l,2,3,43 Science Club 33 WII-IS 3,43 Cross Country 2,33 Boys Intramurals 43 Track 23 National Honor So- ciety 43 Sectional All State Chorus 43 Senior Committees. Barbara Ladd 116 Cascadilla Avenue 'Barb'-Tattler Staff 2. Harold Ladd 116 Cascadilla Avenue 'Hal'-Football 3,4, Letter 43 Golf 23 Boys Intramurals 2,3,4Q Honor Roll 3. Marylea LaFrance Lake Road 'Lea'-Chorus 1,2,3,4Q Com- mercial Club 4. John Laiza Jr. 409 Hook Place Band 2,3. 5 AM. ,Q ,1 1 1 may if MW' M13 tg A f29 Shirley Anne Laila 118 Utica Street Transfer from Newark Valley, New York, 23 Commercial Club 43 School Store 33 Guid- ance Office 4. Lavern Laughlin R.D. 5, Ithaca F.P.A. 2,3,4, President 4. Monica Lee 410 East Marshall Street Business and Professional Wo- men's Award 33 Shorthand Awards3 Typing Awards. Alfred Leonardo 117 West Buffalo Street .Ar Anthony Leone 106 Berkshire Road 'Tiny'-Annual Staff 3,43 Con- gress 43 Dramatic Club 3,4, President 43 Glee Club 43 Operators Club 1,2,33 Radio Club 43 Student Council 1,31 Talent Club 4, Vice-President 43 Tattler Staff 41 WIHS 3,43 Honor Roll 1,2,3,43 National Honor Society 3,43 Sectional All State Chorus 43 Senior Committeesg Charm School 33 Nothing But the Truth 43 National Thespians. Barbara Lewis 1305 East State Street 'Barb'-Choral Club 2,3,43 Dramatic Club 3,43 La Ter- tulia Espanola 2,3,4Q Tattler Staff 2,42 Honor Roll 43 Girls Intramurals 2,31 Junior Com- mitfeesj Senior Committees. Christina H. Links Slaterville Road 'Chris'-Transfer from San- ford Preparatory School, Hockessin, Del., 35 Legislative 45 Orchestra 3,4, President 45 Talent Club 45 Tattler Staff 45 Honor Roll 3,45 National Honor Society 3,45 Sectional All State Orchestra 45 Assem- bly Orchestra 3,45 Special Or- chestra 3,45 Lab. Assistant 45 Catherine M. Welch French I Prize 35 Medal from French Government 35 Senior Commit- IGCS. Margaret J. Lisenring 106 Delaware Avenue 'Peggy'-Allied Youth 2, Chorus 15 Library Club 25 Science Club 25 Tattler Staff 2,45 Junior Committees5 Sen- ior Committees. Harry Loberg Jacksonville Transfer from Phillips An- dover Academy, Andover, Mass., 35 Congress 3,45 Glee Club 45 Ithetaeria 35 Math Club 35 Tattler Staff 45 Foot- ball 3,4, Letter 45 Track 3,4, Letter 3,45 Honor Roll 3,4. Joseph H. Lockwood Jr. 763 South Aurora Street 'Joe'-Chorus 15 Glee Club 2,3,45 Operators Club 15 Ra- dio Club 45 Wrestling 2,3. Hilda B. Lounsbery Edgewood Farms Brockton , dale 'Tuti'-Choral Club 3,4 5 Chorus 25 Ithetaeria 2,35 Ra- dio Club 4, Secretary of Ra- dio Choir 45 Honor Roll 2,3,45 Bowling 35 Sectional All State Chorus 3,45 Latin Honor Pin5 Girls Quartet 45 Senior Com- mitteesg National Honor So- ciety 4. Richard Ludgate 333 West Court Stree t 'Bugs'-Boys Intramurals 3. J 1-f WW iw M 3 l 5 ' if ' W V . 5 V, WW: ,',' 1 , f --5 - ,V wi iso Kathryn Lychalk 108 Ithaca Road 'Katie'-Band 3,45 Legislative 45 Orchestra 1,2,3,45 Science Club 35 Sports Club 45 Tatt- ler Staff 25 Girls Intramurals 2,35 Sectional All State Or- chestra 3,45 Junior Commit- teesg Senior Committees. Jemma Macera 125 West G-reen Street 'Jem'-Allied Youth 3,45 Ithetaeria 1,2,3, Vice-Presi- dent 15 Orchestra 1,25 Honor Roll 1,25 Girls Intramurals 1,25 Junior Committees5 Sen- ior Committees. Susan Jane Madden County House Road, R.D. 3 'Suzi'-Chorus 25 Choral Club 3,45 Legislative 3,45 Tattler Staff 35 Girls Intramurals 2,35 Junior Committees5 Senior Committees. Olga Magnus 517 South Meadow Street 'Sandy' John J. Maloney 501 North Tioga Street 'Jack'-Radio Club 35 Boys Intramurals 1. Marilyn E. Marks R.D. 2, Ithaca Band 2,3545 Orchestra 2,3,45 Assembly Orchestra 3, 45 0.G.A. Shorthand Pin5 0.G.A. Shorthand Certificate. Beverly Jane Martin 205 Second Street 'Bev'-Allied Youth 2,43 Band 23 Choral Club 43 Ithetaeria 33 Legislative 3,4, Sergeant- at-Arms 4, Debate Team 42 Math Club 33 Sports Club 2,3,4: Student Council 2, Al- ternate 33 Tattler Staff 2 3,43 Honor Roll 2,3,4: National Honor Society 43 Girls Intra- murals 2,3,4Q President of Senior Class3 Student Council Committees 23 Junior Com- m1ttees3 Latin Honor Society 23 Girl of the Month. George W. Mason 411 Hanshaw Road Annual Staff 33 Chorus 1,23 Der Deutsche Verein 2,3,43 Photography Club 3,43 Science Club 2,3,43 Tattler Staff 3,43 WIHS 43 Honor Roll 3,43 Stage Crew, Nothing But the Truth 4. Louise Anita Masters 516 West Seneca Street Choral Club 43 Chorus 1,2,33 Science Club 23 Tattler Staff 43 Typing Award 4. George Mathewson 315 The Parkway Annual Staff 2,3,43 Congress 3,43 Student Council 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 23 Tattler Staff 2,3,4, Co-editor 43 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4Q Empire State 33 Na- tional Honor Soclety 3,43 Foot- ball 1,2,3,4, Letter 2,41 J.V. Letter 33 All S.T.C. 43 Tennis 2,3,4, Letter 2,3,4, Co-cap- tain 43 Boys Intramurals 1,2,33 Junior Class President3 Athletic Council 3,43 Boy of the Month3 Best Speaker Award in Congress-Legislative Debate 33 Student Council Committees3 Senior Commit- tees. Lloyd Mattocks 322 East Falls Street Congress 3,43 Glee Club 43 Student Council 4, President 43 Tattler Staff 43 Empire State 33 National Honor So- ciety 43 Football 1,2,3,4, Let- ter 3,43 Baseball 2,43 Basket- ball Manager 3,43 Junior Class Vice-President3 Boy of the Month3 Student Council Com- mittees3 Junior Committees. Ada Pearl Maye R.D. 1, Brooktondale 'Kitten'-Chorus 2,33 I'.H.A. 2,3,4, Pin 3, Vice-President 33 Cafeteria Staff 43 Girl of the Month. L31 Edward Maynard 221 Coddington Road 'Ed'-Baseball 23 Football 3, Letter 33 Ritlery 23 Boys In- tramurals 4. Alan McCartney Slaterville Road 'Bunce'-Congress 43 Honor Roll 43 Baseball 23 Golf 3,4, Letter 3,43 Wrestling 33 Boys Intramurals 2,3,4. Dorothy McCray 204 East Marshall Street 'Dottie'-Allied Youth 2,3,4, President 43 Art Club 23 Band 2,3,43 Commercial Club 3,4, Vice-President 43 Orchestra 23 Tattler Staff 3,4, Business Manager 43 Honor Roll 43 National Honor Society 43 Shorthand and T y p in g Awardsg 0.G.A. Membership. Nancy Mcllroy 419 Triphammer Road Annual Staff 3,42 Art Club 23 Chorus 33 Choral Club 43 Der Deutsche Verein 3,43 Secretary 43 Ithetaeria 23 Literary Club 1,41 Science Club 2,3,4, Vice-President 3, President 43 Honor Roll 1,2, 3,43 National Honor Society 43 Archery Team 1,2,3,4, Letter 23 Girls Intramurals 1,2,3,43 Latin Award 1,22 German Award 33 Third Prize Biology, Cortland Science Fair 33 Sen- ior Committees. Mae Mclntosh 322 West Seneca Street Band 3,4. Adrienne McNair 113 Crescent Place Allied Youth 23 Art Club 2,3, Treasurer 2, President 33 Band 2,3,4, Librarian 43 Le Cercle Francais 23 Der Deutsche Verein 43 Legisla- tive 43 Orchestra 2,3,4, Assis- tant Librarian 43 Talent Club 43 National Honor Society 43 Sectional All State Band 3,43 Senior Class Assembly 23 Sen- ior Committees. ' 1 Robert Meldrum 204 Pennsylvania Avenue 'Hoss'-Chorus 1,23 Glee Club 3,4Q Radio Club 43 The Four Counts Quartet3 J'.V. Football 3, Letter 33 Track 23 Wrest- ling 3,43 Riilery 23 Boys In- tramurals 2,3. Harriet L. Merritt R.D. 1, Spencer Library Club 2,33 Honor Roll 2,33 National Honor Society 3,43 Library Assistant 33 Cafeteria 2,3,43 Outstanding Bookkeeping Award 2. Ella Mae Miller R.D. 1 S encer . P 'Miller'-Typing Certificate. Colin Moore 524 West Clinton Street Transfer from Stoke-on-Trent, England, 3. Judith Morris 36 Cornell Street 'Judy'-Art Club 2,3, Execu- tive Committee 2, Secretary 33 Band 2,3,4Q Choral Club 2,3,4Q Orchestra 2,43 La Tertulia Es- panola 23 Talent Club 43 Archery Team 3,42 Sectional All State Band 43 National Honor Society 4. Georgia Moses 403 North Albany Street Legislative 3,4Q Tattler Staff 43 Girls Intramurals 2,3,43 Junior Committees3 Senior Committees. f A 5 1 f ' ,.a:,1..,.7,,, , h , fl- ---- . f Af Q 4 4 4 f ff j , , 5, 4 55' , 5. 5,755 W, 4 . 1' 321 Sylvia Ann Mu rincha-ck Willseyville Transfer from Candor Central High School, Candor, New York, 4. Howard Murphy 209 South Aurora Street 'Murph'-Chorus 1,2Q Glee Club 3,43 J'.V. Football 2,33 J.V. Wrestling 3. Ruth Elizabeth Newhart 305 Floral Avenue 'Ruthie'-Transfer from Rog- ers High School, Newport, Rhode Island, 4. Harold Northrop Mitchell Street Extension 'Hal'-Chorus 1,2,3Q Glee Club 43 Congress 43 Operators Club 1,21 Tattler Staff 43 Baseball 43 Track 23 Football 1,2,3,4, Letter 3,43 Boys Intramurals 2,3,4Q Central New York State All-Star Football Team: Junior Committee:-13 Senior Commit- tees3 Boy of the Month. Thalia Nungezer 202 East Upland Road Art Club 2,3,4, President 43 Der Deutsche Verein 3,43 Science Club 2,32 Tattler Staff 3,4, Art Editor 43 Honor Roll 1,2,3,43 National Honor Society 43 Latin Honor So- ciety 23 1952 Charity Ball Poster Contest Prize 33 Jun- ior Committees3 Senior Com- mittees. Richard O'Connell 105 Valley Road 'Rich'-Transfer from Padua High School, Watkins Glen, New York, 2. David Olds 207 East Court Street 'Scotty'-La Tertulla Espanola 45 Tattler Stall' 45 Boys In- tramurals 2,354 5 Football Manager 2,3, Letter 35 Jun- ior Committees. Jerllea 0'NeiI 211 South Albany Street 'Jerry'-Choral Club 45 Com- mercial Club 2,3, President 35 Sports Club 2,35 Honor Roll 45 Girls Intramurals 2,35 Jun- ior Committees. Querino Orzino 414 Madison Street '0rtz'-Wrestling 1,2,3,4, Let- ter 3,45 Co-captain 45 Track 3, Letter 35 Football 15 Boys Intramurals 45 School Store Manager 4. Herman Paetow Delaware Avenue Congress 45 Student Council 25 Baseball 35 Boys Intra- murals 2,3,45 Ritlery 25 Stu- dent Council Cornmittees5 Jun- ior Committees5 Senior Com- mittees. Rodney Palmer R-D 4, Danby Road 'Rod'-Wrestling 2,3,4, Letter 4. Louise Parente 307 North Meadow Street 'Lou'-Commercial Club 35 La Tertulia Espanola 45 Girls In- tramurals 15 Honor Roll 45 0.G.A. Penmanship Award 2. Audrey Parr 539 West Clinton Street 'Audie'-Allied Youth 1 5 0.G.A. Penmanshlp Award 2. Barbara Ann Parrick 510 Linn Street 'Barby'-Aliled Youth 35 Art Club 2,35 Band 1,2,3,45 Choral Club Accompanist 2,35 Chorus l,2,3, Accompanist 35 Glee Club Accornpanist 25 La Ter- tulia, Espanola 3,45 Radio Club 25 Tattler Staff 3,45 Girls Intramurals 2,35 Junior Committees. Donald Patterson R.D. 5, Ithaca 'Don'-Band 2,3545 Sectional All State Band 45 Photogra- phy Club 35 Science Club 2. Joseph L. Patterson 112 Sears Street 'Joe'-Annual Staff 35 .Art Club 45 Honor Roll 2,3,4. Edwin Payton R.D. 4, Ithaca 'Ed'-Transfer from Johns- town High School, Johnstown, New York, 35 Band 354. Donald Perko 322 North Meadow Street 'Perk'-Congress 3,45 Student Council 45 Baseball Manager 25 Basketball J'.V. Manager 2, Varsity 3, Letter 35 Football Manager 2,3,4, Letter 3,45 Track 45 Senior Class Vice- Presidentg Student Council Committees5 Junior Commit- tees5 Senior Committees. Arthur Perry Snyder Hill Road Christine Petitoi 107 South Aurora Street 'Chris'-Annual Staff 45 Allied Youth 15 Legislative 3,4, Sec- retary 45 Sports Club 2,3,45 Student Council Alternate 25 Tattler Staff 2,3,4, Exchange Editor 45 J.V. Cheerleader 2, Captain 2, Varsity 3,4, Cap- tain 4, Letter 2,3,45 Girls In- tramurals 2,3,45 Typing Award 25 0.G.A. Penznanship Award 25 Junior Cornmittees5 Senior Committees. Shirley Pierce Slaterville Road Honor Roll 25 School Store 45 Girls Intramurals 45 Bowling 4. Elaine Pommells 125 Farm Street Art Club 45 Le Cercle Francais 2,3,45 Chorus 25 Drum Major- ettes 35 Radio Club 45 Sports Club 25 Talent Club 45 Tatt- ler Staff 2,3,45 Girls Intra- murals 2,3,4. Peter Post R.D. 1, Cayuga Heights Road 'Pete'-Cross Country 15 Boys Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Riilery 2,3,4, Treasurer of Rifle Team 3, Sectional Champion 2, Let- ter 35 Honor Roll 3. Martin Potter R.D. 2, Ithaca Orchestra 2,3,45 -Sectional All State Orchestra 4. f W' I 1 7 V :' '- ogg , .V .. . , . g: , If fl 4 1 1 1 ,. 2 if WI f ffl! ff! f ffl' f 34 l Doris Harleen Poyer R.D. 3, umm Allied Youth 45 Ithetaeria 45 Science Club 45 Honor Roll 2,45 Girls Intramurals 2. William J. Raleigh 1010 Hanshaw Road 'Bill'-Annual Staff 45 La Ter- tulia Espanola 35 Tattler Staff 45 Honor Roll 1,2,35 Golf 2,3,4, Letter 2,3,4, Captain 45 Football 2,35 Boys Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Junior Committees. Anthony Raponi Coddington Road 'Tony'-Baseball 2,3,45 Foot- ball 2,3,4, Letter 3.4: Wrest- ling 1,41 Boys Intramurals 3,4. Marguerite Raponi 420 Hillview Place 'Margie'-Allied Youth 12 Choral Club 45 Chorus 253, Accompanist 35 Commercial Club 45 Tattler Staff 25 Girls Intramurals 1,25 Shorthand Awards5 Typing Awards. Elizabeth M. Rasch 927 Danby Road 'Betty'-Chorus 3: Choral Club 45 F.H.A. 4. John Reyna 140 West State Street Ithetaeria 2. Margaret Reynolds 415 South Geneva Street Honor Roll 4' Girls Intr , amur- als 25 Bookkeeping Award 2. Richard John Riley 654 Old Spencer Road 'Dick'-I'.P.A. 1,2. Joseph Rinchack 608 Hancock Street 'Joe'-Glee Club 3,4. Millard Ripley West Shore Road 'Rip'-Annual Staff 45 Con- gress 3,4, Deputy Speaker 45 Der Deutsche Verein 2,35 Stu- dent Council 3,45 Honor Roll 3,45 Football 2,3545 Letter 3,45 Boys Intramurals 45 Junior Commlttees5 Senior Commit- tees5 National Honor Society 4. West Seneca Street Anna Gertrude Robbins R.D. 1, Brooktondale 'Carp'-School Store Manager 3 John Roberts Trumansburg Road Chorus 1,2,3,45 Der Deutsche Verein 25 Glee Club 2,3,45 Operators Club 1,25 Radio Club 45 Talent Club 45 Tatt- ler Staff 3,45 WIHS 253,45 Sectional A11 State Chorus 45 Boys Intramurals 2,35 Tennis 1,2,3,4, Letter 2,3,45 Wrest- ling 2,3,45 Senior Committees. ii? 35 Nancy Robinson 209 Valley Road 'Nance'-Art Club 45 Chorus 15 Dramatic Club 3,45 La Tertulia Espanola 2,3,45 Tatt- ler Stall' 2,3545 Girls Intra- murals 2,35 Swimming 2,45 Golf 25 Charm School Staff 35 Junior Committees5 Senior Committees. James Charles Rogan 233 Wood Street 'Jim'-Football 1,2,3,4, Letter 3,45 Track 3,45 Boys Intra- murals 2,3,4. Duane Rose 1109 East state street 'Rosie'-Der Deutsche Verein 25 Glee Club 25 Science Club 2,3,4. Adriana Clara Rubens 624 West Buffalo Street 'Adi'-Allied Youth 45 Art Club 15 Choral Club 2,3,4, Accompanist 2,3545 Chorus 1,2, Accompanist 25 Glee Club Ac- companist 253,45 Legislative 45 Orchestra 45 Radio Club 2,3,45 Talent Club 45 Tattler Staff 45 Honor Roll 1,2,35 National Honor Society 45 All State Chorus 45 Sectional All State Chorus 45 Assembly Orchestra 45 Laura Bryant Scholarship Award 35 Senior Committees. Aurora Rubens 510 North Plain Street Allied Youth 15 Chorus 15 Choral Club 2,3,45 Legislative 3,45 Sports Club 3,45 Tattler Staff 2,3,45 J.V. Cheerleaders 2, Varsity 45 Honor Roll 35 All State Chorus 45 Sectional All State Chorus 45 Girls In- tramurals 2,3,45 Junior Com- mittees5 Senior Committees. Margaret Ann Ryan 314 'Peggy'-Allied Youth 25 Chorus 35 Choral Club 354, Vice-President 45 Dramatic Club 3,45 La Tertulia Espan- ola 3,4, President 45 Legisla- tive 3,45 Science Club 25 Tatt- ler Staff 1,2,35 Honor Roll 1,45 Technical Staff, Charm School 35 Nothing But the Truth 45 Junior Committees5 Senior Committees5 National Honor Society 4. Bradley Sager R.D. 4, Ithaca 'Brad'-Der Deutsche Verein 2,33 Wrestling 3,4. Gerald Sanford 509 West Clinton Street 'Jerry'-Boys Intramurals 4. Roberta Jean Sapp R.D. 2, Ithaca Transfer from West View High School, Pittsburgh, Pennsyl- vania, 3. Margaret Saturn 1453 Trumansburg Road 'Margie'-Der Deutsche Ver- eln 3,41 Ithetaeria 23 Science Club 3,43 Tattler Staff 3,41 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4. William Schanze 404 Oak Avenue 'Bill'-Band 2,3,4Q Chorus 41 Congress 43 Glee Club 43 Stu- dent Council 23 Tattler Start' 4, Sports Editor 43 .T.V. Bas- ketball 2, Letter 2, Varsity 3,4, Letter 3,4, Co-captain 43 Baseball 2,3,4, Letter 3,41 Cross Country 4, Letter 43 Honor Roll 2,33 National Honor Society 3,43 Sectional All State Band 43 Student Council Committees3 Junior Committees3 Senior Commit- tees. Carol J. Schappi 215 Prospect Street Chorus 33 Choral Club 43 Sci- ence Club 43 Sports Club 2,3, Intramural Manager 33 Tatt- ler Staff 2,43 Girls Intra- murals 2,3,43 Senior Com- mittees. E361 Gerald P. Schickel 415 Elm Street 'Sam'-Transfer from Padua High School, Watkins Glen, New York, 33 Boys Intra- murals 3. Janet Shaff Elmira Road 'Jan'-Chorus 2,3,4: Junior Choral Club 43 Commercial Club 3,43 Girls Intramurals 3,43 School Store Staff 43 Gregg Typing Certificate 33 0.G.A, Pin 23 Shorthand Cer- tificate 3. Philip Shapley nn. 2, Ithaca 'Phil'-Honor Roll 2,33 Track 2,3Q Boys Intramurals 43 Riliery 3,4. Charles Shulfs R.D. 2, Ithaca. 'Chuck'-I'.I'.A. 1,2,3,4, Re- porter 4. Judith Siegfried 810 East Seneca Street 'Judy'-Allied Youth 23 Band 1,2,3,4 3 Chorus 33 Der Deutsche Verein 3,43 Drama- tic Club 3,43 Tattler Staff 4, Exchange Editor 43 Girls In- tramurals 2,33 C h a r m School, Property Statf 33 Nothing But the Truth, Stage Manager 43 Senior Com- mittees. Elva F. Simmons Coddington Road Annual Staff 23 Chorus 23 Library Club 2,3Q Sports Club 23 Girls Intramurals 2,3,4. Ronald Simons 121 Cascadilla Avenue 'Ronnie' Dawn Sinn Glenside, R.D. 5 'Moon'-Radio Club 3. Paul E. Sladish 724 cuff street 'Slatts' Clinton Smith 106 Cascadllla Park 'Smitty'-Art Club 25 Golf 3,45 Boys Intramurals 1,35 Riilery 4. Donald W. Smith 110 Delaware Avenue 'Smitty'-Annual Statl? 45 Con- gress 45 Glee Club 2,3,4, President 45 Student Council 2,45 Tattler Staff 45 Boys In- tramurals 25 Sectional All State Chorus 45 Junior Com- mittees5 Senior Committees. Sara Jane Smock 303 Klinewoods Road 'Sarj'-Allied Youth 25 An- nual Staff 4, Editor 45 Band 2,3,45 Chorus 35 Choral Club 45 Der Deutsche Verein 45 Student Council 1,35 Tattler Staff 45 Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 National Honor Society 45 Sec- tional All State Band 3,49 Charm School, Technical Staff 35 Latin Honor Society 1,25 Student Council Com- mittees5 Senior Committees: Girl of the Month. .:i: f ' -- .5 Q5 ff 4:-'.,,.:z 111 05 fl if 2 1 -e.c'.e-'..,.:g5-f-'- 51 5, Z-5' - fl' ,f 1 I ' 'V 11 11 1 1 xx 4 , , 1 x Zi! ff 'M 7 I 1f I 1 ' 'z 1:1255 Z 1 ew f A11 11 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 W 1 fir ' 1 191 , f 9 1 ff f I Q f1 5 1 4 15' V 11 3 1 4' , 1 A wg e vw U 1:55, fi , '7 ... . H455 .. f v 4 .. .,,..5, ,,. 1, f ' If ' J ,Aw V ll V ff 37 Bernard Snyder 505 South Cayuga Street 'Bernie'-Band 1,2,35 Con- gress 45 Math Club 35 0r- chestra 15 Honor Roll 2,3,45 Baseball Manager 3,4, Letter 3,45 Football 3,4, Letter 3,45 Boys Intramurals 3,45 Junior Committees5 Senior Commit- ieesg National Honor Society Phillip Soyring 513 Spencer Road 'Phil'-Allied Youth 35 Chorus 25 Der Deutsche Verein 2,35 Math Club 35 Photography Club 35 Riilery 45 Junior Committees. Harold W. Spencer 105 Farm Street 'Spence'-Basketball 35 Boys Intramurals 45 Football 3, Letter 3. Phyllis Elaine Spencer 413 Dryden Road Chorus 2,3,45 Choral Club 253,45 Legislative 45 La Ter- tulia Espanola 2,35 Talent Club 45 Tattler Staff 45 Senior Committees. Tyler Sprague 204 Fairmount Avenue 'Ty'-Transfer from State College High School, State College, Pennsylvania, 25 Con- gress 45 Glee Club 45 Tatt- ler Staff 45 Football 3,4, Let- ter 35 Track 45 Wrestling 35 Junior Committeesg Senior Committees. David A. Sprague 510 Mitchell Street 'Dave' Donald C. Stevens R.D. 4, Ithaca 'Don' Robert Bruce Stevens 403 Linn Street 'Bruce'-Band 2,3,45 Chorus 25 Glee Club 45 La Tertulia Espanola 2,35 Math Club 35 Photography Club 3,4, Presi- dent 45 Honor Roll 45 Cross Country 25 Boys Intramurals 3. Frederick Gordon Steward 621 Highland Road 'Gordon'-Math Club 35 Pho- tography Club 3,4, Secretary 45 Science Club 2,3,45 Honor Roll 2,3,45 Cross Country 2,3,4, Letter 45 Track 2,3,45 Boys Intramurals 3. Nancy Stewart R.D. 4, Ithaca 'Nan'-Chorus 25 Choral Club 3,45 Dramatic Club 45 Legis- lative 3,4, President 45 Sports Club 3,45 Tattler Staff 3,45 Girls Intramurals 2,3, 45 Nothing But the Truth 45 Junior Committees5 Senior Committees. Richard B. Stewart R.D. 4, Ithaca 'Dick'-Annual Statl' 45 Con- gress 45 Glee Club 45 Tattler Staff 45 Football 35 Track 45 Boys Intramurals 45 Junior Commlttees5 Senior Commit- tees. Richard Stone 604 East State Street 'Swede'-Transfer from Chey- enne High School, Cheyenne, Wyoming, 4. 38 Robert Alan Stone 604 East State Street Transfer from Aomijo Union Hiigh School, Vallejo, Califor- n a, Judith Temeles 113 Dryden Road 'Judy'-Band 2,3,4, Vice- President 45 Choral Club 45 La Tertulia. Espanola 2,3, Sec- retary 35 Legislative 3,45 Math Club 35 Honor Roll 2,3,45 Na- tional Honor Society 3,45 Jun- ior Class Trea,surer5 Junior tCommittees5 Senior Commit- ees. Norman Terwilliger 602 Utica Street 'Norm' Duane Testut 109 Hector Street Ext. 'Elmer'-Annual Stall 35 Pho- tography Club 35 Honor Roll 3. Fred Thomas 106 Midway Road Annual Staff 45 Le Cercle Francais 35 Congress 3,4, Speaker 45 Glee Club 45 Stu- dcnt Council 3,45 Tattler Staff 3, Sports Editor 45 Honor Roll 3,45 National Honor Society 45 Football i.,3,4, Letter 3,45 Track 2,S,4, Letter 2,3,4, C0- captain 45 Boys Intramurals 2,3,45 Junior Committees5 Senior Committees. Henry A. Thomas 602 West Court Street 'Snake'-Chorus 1,25 Congress 45 Operators Club 15 J.V. Football 3, Letter 3, Varsity Manager 4, Letter 45 Track 35 Boys Intramurals 1,25 Senior Committees. William Thomas 504 North Albany Street 'Tham'-Basketball 2,3,4, Let- ter 3,45 Track 3. Ingrid Thorsland 1337 East State Street 'Ting'-Band 2,35 Legislative 3,45 Tattler Staff 3,45 Junior Committees5 Senior Commit- tees. Nancy Ann Tierney 122 Linn Street 'Ann'-Transfer from Newark Valley Central School, Newark Valley, New York, 15 Chorus 1,25 Choral Club 45 I'.H.A. 2,3,4, President 3,45 Sports Club 45 Bowling 3,4, Albert Todi 415 North Meadow Street 'Toad'-Chorus 2. Harriet Tolles 115 Orchard Place Le Cercle Francais 2,35 Choral Club 2,3,4, Treasurer 3, Presi- dent 45 Ithetaeria 2,35 Legis- lative 3,4, Debate Team 45 Math Club 35 Radio Club 2,35 Sports Club 2,3,45 Stu- dent Council 25 Talent Club 45 Tattler Staff 3,45 Honor Roll 1,2,35 Girls Intramurals 1,2, 3,45 Sectional All State Chor- us 45 Junior Committees5 Sen- ior Committees. Peter C. Townsend 1108 North Tio a Street E 'Pete'-Chorus 1,25 Congress 45 Glee Club 3,4, Secretary 45 Student Council 15 Football 1,2,3,4, Letter 3,4, Co-captain 45 Boys Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Honorable Mention S.T.C. All Star Football Team 45 Senior Committees. 4 s 39 Nazerino Tudi 407 North Albany Street 'Ned'-Student Council 35 Wrestling 1,2,3,4, Letter 1,2, 3,4, Co-Captain 45 Student Council Committeesg National Honor Society 4. Denis Tyler 104 Crest Lane 'Denny'-Glee Club 2,3,45 J.V. Football 35 Golf 2,3,45 Senior Committees. Carl W. Vail Jr. 207 Ithaca Road 'Scooter'-Band 2,3,45 Con- gress 3,4, Clerk 45 Glee Club 45 Math Club 3, Treasurer 35 Orchestra 2,35 Honor Roll 35 Basketball Manager 3,4, Let- ter 45 Baseball 2,3,4, Letter 2,3,45 J.V. Football 3, Letter 3, Varsity 4, Letter 45 Boys Intramurals 2,3,4 5 Junior Committees5 Senior Commit- tees. Beverly Van Deman R.D. 4, Ithaca 'Bev'-Chorus 1,35 Choral Club 1,2,45 Library Club 1,25 Sports Club 25 Girls Intra- murals 1,25 Sectional All State Chorus 4. Carolyn Van Order R.D. 5, Ithaca 'Carrie'-Ithetaeria 25 Library Club 25 Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 National Honor Society 45 Girls Intramurals 1,2. Mary Van Order 1005 East State Street 'Butch'-Science Club 3,45 Sports Club 2,3,4, Intramurals Manager 45 Honor Roll 2,35 Girls Intramurals 1 , 2,3,45 Archery Team 25 National Honor Society 4. Bruce Waldron 134 College Avenue Chorus 25 Glee Club 3,4, louis Edward Wallace 317 Floral Avenue Chorus 25 Glee Club 3,45 Boys Intramurals 3,45 Senior Committees. Jane White R.D. 3, Ithaca 'Janie'-Allied Youth 45 Art Club 45 La Tertulia Espanola 45 Tattler Staff 45 Honor Roll 45 Girls Intramurals 2,4. Fay Willis mug Houow Road ,X wr Z Commercial Club 3,4, Treas- grim' urer 3, President 45 Sports Club 2,3,45 Bowling 45 Girls Intramurals 2,3,4. A ig ,112 5 I -I I , I 2 3 ' W 3 ,.fg-,gal 1 11:11-wg John H. Barnes Slaterville Springs Uanuary 1953 Graduatej Chorus 2,35 Glee Club 45 La Tertulia Espanola 25 Tattler Staff 4. i401 Jack M. Winiermuie R.D. 5, Ithaca 'Kaz'-Tattler Staff 4, Office Manager 45 Baseball 25 Foot- ball 3,4, Letter 3,45 Tennis Manager 3, Letter 35 Boys In- tramurals 2,3,45 Junior Com- mittees. 5 Sherry Wray 4 126 College Avenue Choral Club 2,3,45 Talent Club 45 Wake Up, My Boy 25 It's a Woman's World 35 Junior Committees. Michael A. Zegrelti 609 West Court Street 'Mike'-Dramatic Club 3,45 Science Club 35 Nothing But the Truth 45 Charm School 3. William Zwerman 1568 Slaterville Road 'Bill'-Annual Staff 4, Busi- ness Manager 45 Band 1,2,3,45 Dramatic Club 2,3,4, President 3, Vice-President 45 Ithetaerla 2,35 Math Club 35 Orchestra 1,2,3,45 Radio Club 3,45 Sci- ence Club 25 Student Council 25 Talent Club 45 WTHS 3,45 Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Empire State 35 National Honor So- ciety 3,45 Sectional All State Band 45 American Legion Es- say Contest School Winner 3,4, County Third 3, County Winner 45 Journal Essay Con- test-Second 2,35 What a Life 25 Author of It's a Woman's World 35 Charm School 35 Nothing But the Truth 45 Author of The Night the Heirs Stood Still 45 Boy of the Month 45 Na- tional Thespians 4, President 45 Tunior Committees5 Senior Committees5 Tattler Stan' 3,4. First Row: Felicia Hernaez Csecretaryy, Dick Kowalski qviee-pre-sidentp, Rose Ann Perkins Ctreasurerb, Marv Holt fpresidentl , l Junior Class The seniors of tomorrow are the iuniors of today. This year's juniors had a busy year. Members of the Junior Class of IHS began the school year by making their choice of class rings. Then they started setting so many home- work records that, every time report cards came out, the Class headed the Honor Roll. In the spring seven percent ofthe Junior Class instead of the usual five percent were inducted into the National Honor Society because of the Class's unusually high scholastic record. The Junior Prom was named Dreamer's Holi- day. And everyone agreed it was a clream. E411 ? Q WW N :Ar sb l V?-7 1 I X Q3c: N 0 43 Rf s if W. .1- fa 4.1 E421 AJGTUWZYTUES .nn A A 43 A ff if ,L L f ! Yj fl KN D ef? 0 First Row: Katie Miner, Pat Mahool, Felicia. Hernaez, Ronald Lewis Ctreasu1-c-rj. Jim Ferris Cvicc--presiflenti, Lloyd Mattocks lplwsirlvlltj. Mr. Bennett, Gloria. Scott, Peggy Hospital, Judy Cole. St-rmxd How: Dessie Myers, Honey Lang, Kris Thorsland, Elaine Evans, Don Perko, Bernie Asher, Pat Lychalk, Marilyn Huff, Julie Gentle, Louise Reeves. Bm-k Row: Frank Gombas, Dave Sutherland, Scott Wetzsteon, Bill West, Bill Leagans, Fred Thomas, George Mathewson, Bob Jacobus, Jim Carter, Dave Smock, Bob Dakin, Bob Stanton. Student Council Student Council started the year with a suc- cessful Junior Chest Drive and later sent repre- NM sentatives to Student Council conferences in gg X Johnson City and Syracuse. This governing body fl N provided Ithaca High with assemblies, noon- X Ji' l S X hour activities, and the lost and 'Found bureau. l Z X 9 Student Council continued to support our Sh Greek foster child, George Efthymiou. In addi- gi tion, this year the council established a fund for E-S5 students who are ill. The huge pep rally in the fall was also a new Student Council proiect with the cooperation of the teams, the cheerleaders, and the band. E441 Empire Boys' State Ithaca High sent five iuniors to Empire Boys' State at Colgate University. Once the boys ar- rived, they began studying their lessons by setting up city and state governments of their own. After electioneering, they elected mayors, governors, aldermen, and legislators, and the seven-day conference was deemed excellent experience by the students. Douglas Brew, Bill Zwerman, Lloyd Mattocks, Jim Ferris, George Mathewson. National l-lonor Society Four standards are required of all students eligible for membership in the National Honor Society: scholarship, leadership, character, and service. Outstanding members of the iunior and senior classes are chosen for membership by a tac- ulty committee. Two inductions this year were held, in November and March. First, Row: Irv Selsley, John Mineka, Stewart Clare, David Hay, John Smith, Kirk Sale, Bill Zwerman, Bernie Asher, Scott Wetzsteon, Doug Lee, Dave Smock, Dick Lacy. Second Row: Sandy Hemming, Judy Morris, Joan Clarke, Adrienne McNair, Fred Thomas fil'1'2lSlll'Pl',. Doug Brew foresi- di-ntJ.Myrna Lacy tsww-tar-yy, Jim Ferris twice-prvsiileutb. Judy Temeles, Joie Karch, Betty Deeb, Yvonne Hall, Marne Sayles, Carol Ann Baur, Pat Bly. Third Row: Pat Bradtield, Harriet Merritt, Connie Cornwall, Hilda Lounsbery, Carolyn Van Order, Nancy Mcllroy, Thalia Nungezer, Peggy Ryan, Sue Kelly, Anne Ensworth, Adriana, Rubens, Sara Jane Smock, Chris Links, Jo Anne Zimmer- man, Bev Martin, Win Wightman, Janet Mack, Mary Van Order, Miss Elliott. Fourth Row: Michael Burke, Ned Tudi, Tony Leone, Paul Treanor, Bruce Herrington, Bernie Allanson, Millard Ripley, Stan Albro, Joe Blodgett, Jim Charron, Charlie Fenner, Dick Kowalski, Jan Hasbrouck, George Mathewson, Bernie Snyder, Jim Crayford, Bob Jacobus. l45l Band The Little Red Band started out its activities this cluded in the marching band's half-time shows was November presidential elections. The marchers won parade. After their marching shoes were put away, the concert music in preparation for the spring concert High students was presented in February. Social events included a banquet in the spring l46fl year by playing at the football games. ln- a special Election Day show, before the second prize in the annual Armistice Day members of the band started working on on April 10. A concert for Boynton Junior and a picnic in June. 01,0933 Third Clarinuts: HOWARD EPSTEIN PETER HEDRICK Bassoon: BILL ZWERMAN I'ic'c'ol0: MARSHA CULVER Flutes : Su Ss WIN WIGHTMAN JUDY MORRIS ROBERTA HARPER MARNE SAYLES HISSISIHIIT lII7l'ZlI'iilllj PATRICIA BLY EMMALOU COLBERT JUDY SIEGFRIED lu Clalriuetst ANNE ENSWORTH SARA JANE SMOCK ADRIENNE MCNAIR QIIbl'2ll'i2l!lj PHYLLIS RAWLINS DOROTHY WILLMAN FRED GOSTANIAN STEPHEN MCCARTHY 1-:md 4'l:11'inuts: CLYDE HOPKINS GRETCHEN HAYNES ANNE G-RIFFITH DAVID HANSELMAN MARTY BULLOCK BEVERLY TABER BEVERLY CRISPELL MILDRED CARLISLE First Trumpets: REMO SPADOLINI RAY WOMBLE BRUCE HERRINGTON HAROLD LATTIN LOUISE CRA-NE Sm-vmld Trumpa-tt NORMA MAE CLOUGH WILLIAM TABEB, 323312115715 QEIQENDALL F f'h H0 S: DICK LACY MARY KETCHEM. RUTH PUTNEY Alto Szxxoplmne-st JUDY TEMELES Cvice-prvsidentj MYRNA LACY Csvcrm-tzu'yj SANDRA HEIVHVIING BARBARA METZ cum' Saxophone-sz MARILYN KUNTZ BARBARA PARRICK lialritunv Szxxupholwi BRUCE STEVENS Hass C'l:u'inct: IRV SELSLEY Solo i'ur11r-ts: JIM CRAYFORD LOIS ENGLISH BOB DAKIN iovcnlfl f'm'm-ts: DAVID POSTER MAE MCINTOSH BILL WEST 'Fhirml i'orm-ts: GEORGE WILLIS ROBERT SHELTON BILL GROVER E471 Cunifovm nmnagvrj JACK HARDING Bnritonvs: Tr S0 St NANCY WILLMAN HUGH LACY rrmbona-S: BILL SCHANZE CARL VAIL MARILYN MARKS JOHN ROSS HARRY JAMES JUDY GI.-OVER usuplmnesf ELMAE ADAMS ED PAYTON GEORGE PAYTON ring Buss: KATHRYN LYCHALK l'4-rm-ussirm: JOHN ALLING Cmwsillmxtj MARLENE HANKINSON DONALD PATTERSON JAMES CHARRON LOUIS MASSUCCI DOUGLAS BASCOM TED TOTTEY ROBERT STANTON NEIL WINTERMUTE MERTON WALLENBECK Orchestra There's music in the air, rosin on the strings, and puffings in the woodwinds. The I.H.S. orchestra is playing! lt was playing at Christmas time when Sue Kelly performed Gounod's Ave Maria. lt was playing in the Spring Concert when Sue Brown played Tchaikovsky's None But the Lonely Heart, and the entire 'cello section played On Wings of Song by Men- delssohn. Under Miss S. Carolyn Marsh's baton, it played again to bid the seniors farewell at Commencement. H81 If lrst Violins: Violals: C'l:11'iuets: SUE KELLY Qm'once1't111istrQ-ssl CHRIS LINKS fpresidentj FRAN ROTUNNO DAVID HAY MARY CLARK ERNA OLAFSON DIANA PELLEGRINI DAVID SMOCK NORMA MAE CLOUGH ADRIENNE MCNAIR BOB JACOBUS MIDGE REID Lsecrvturyy 1-und Violins: MARY KAY CLAREY ALICE BLY JOANNE ZIMMERMAN CAROL ANN BAUR ANN LOUNSBERY ANNE ARDEN ELIZABETH KNOX ROSEANNA KOUP ANN MCLACHLAN BARBARA METZ CAROL TREMAN BETSY MURPHY ARTHUR CORNELIUS PHILIP ROCK ,C SUE BROWN ALICE MALTI CHRISTINE MORTON JAMES SMITH ellosz DAVID MOORE LUCYANNE ELLSWORTH MARIA LINKS ELMAE ADAMS PRANZ PIZILLY DENICE JOHNSON LEONTINE VAN LENT String: Basses: BARB DUDLEY KATHRYN LYCHALK MARTIN POTTER ALICE THOMPSON iassistant librarianj Fluh-s : WIN WIGHTMAN JUDY MORRIS EMMALOU COLBERT MARSHA CULVER Ohm-st HOWARD EPSTEIN PETER HEDRICK I491 ANNE ENSWORTH i1iM'zu'i:mb PHYLLIS RAWLINS BEVERLY TABER LOUISE CRANE IISSUUIII BILL ZWE RMAN Buss Clzwinn-ti IRV SELSLEY Frvxlch Horns: DICK LACY JACK HARDING 'l'I'lllH1lt'fSI JIM CRAYFORD BOB DAKIN DAVID POSTER HAROLD LATTIN 'l'1'4n11lmxl1-si MARILYN MARKS JOHN ROSS Chorus Our largest choral organization, the Chorus, presented two programs in their Christmas and Spring Concerts. This group, made up of interested students from the entire student body, studied theory and practiced sight reading. First Row: Hi-ft to righty Donald Brewster, Tommy Price, Phillip Spott, Glenn Eaton, Earwin Park, Fred Stone, James Smith, Daniel Dorf, Vernon Mikell, Francis Cornish, Ralph Willsey, Roger Yonkin, Bill Kelly, David Terpening, Ralph Dayton, Bob Lupo, Houghton Burr. Sei-mn! Row: Bill Meldrum, James Hughes, Arthur Cornelius, Bog Blye, Gerald Brown, Garvin Thomas, Ramon Melton, Pierce Mikell, Jimmy De Kay, Reuben Weiner, Jim Martin, Bob Grover, Bob Ballard, John Bicknell, Mel Shulman, Robert Brady, Roger Johnson, Remo Sp3.d011lli. i501 'I'hir4l Row: Philippa Falkner, Barbara Heatley, Kathleen Powers, Rachel Stritzinger, Marsha Culver, Sarah Witter, Mary Mary Thorpe, Faith Moore, Kathryn Miller, Bettye Clark, Nancy Prince, Gail Manning, Diane Dunbar, Tina Van Lent, Gentle, Janet Van Allen, Elizabeth Knox, Dolores Edsall, Sheila Winters, Susan Laubengayer, Gail Knapp, Joan Peters 1 uur Loomis, Mary Macera, Katie Miner, Gloria Scott, Barbara Metz, Pat Gengo, Ann Tudi, Jean Gelder, Eleanor Dalloff, Horton, Eleanore Miller, Sue Dexter, Renee Sack, Margaret Gray, Jackie Terpening, Nancy Chaffee. Fifth Row' Barbara Bettucci Blanche San Soucie Leslie Cornish Constance Bonanni, Kathy Bitonti, Shirley Hornbrook, Willis, Kathryn Myers, ,Marcia Meigs, Fran'Sheppard, Anne Davenport, Linda Pierce, Nancy Skinner, Marie Giordano, McLachlin, Joanne Brown, Margaret Hospital, Carol Treman, Peg Teeter, Charlene Clancy. Sixth Row: Betty Nelson, Ann Lounsbery, Joann Brewster, Christine Morton, Joan Shepardson, Donnabelle Robinson, Fl Selley, Susan Kent, Elaine Harris, Thelma Prince, Josy Leonardo, Sylvia Anthony, Alice Hall, Dessie Myers, Alice Bly. Se-vm-11 th Row: Shirley Gaydosh, Virginia Lobdell, Maria Gentile, Doris Miller, Sylvia Cottingham, Pat Riley, Judy Bohland, Howe, Julie Gail Ruth Nida Anne OIBHCB th llow' Helen Woodin, Norma Farrell, Marilyn Huff, Louise Reeves, Jean Ballardini, Mabel Teeter, Florence Teeter, Mary Baker, Barbara Jones, Nancy Lyon, Janet Jones, Alberta Brown, June Murray, Sandra Kent, Judy Bickell, Bonnie Harris, Pat Forsyth, Mary Jean McPherson, Joan Hornbrook, Shirey Haskins, Dorothy Williams, Marylea LaFrance, Shirley Leonard, Marcia Hagin. l'Iiu'l1 Di Russo, Pat Howe, Mona Paine, Elizabeth Ellis, Joan Murray, Nancy Hull, Jean Kristoff, Madeline Townsend, Ch Rasch, Betty Jane VanDyne. l51l th Row: Dilly Beeson, Beverly Ward, Mary Lou Herson, Dorty Wilcox, Dorothy Stone, 'Joanna Barnard, Louise Crane, Anna arlotte Sherry Wray, Peg Bedell, 1111 da Lounsbery, A 1 ,Hi aynes H Gretchen asters, Louise M Van Deman, GV Clare Garnsey, Jerilea 0'Neil, Sue Alder, B First, Row: 1: le ra Fil 3 2 F-I li b. U :s all ui GJ s: .... me .-. F-I E 4-'I H O Lv D L1 F w cu if 7 z: ze b. fri Sue Jones, Judy Morr s, ..-1 Sue Madden, . Judy DeKay, ft1'vns11i'm' 011 Hott Eleanor Schappi, ol Stewart. resid Nancy s-4 td O .. 1 D Lacy, um as ,-e 4-7 Q3 .C V '-5 do ma .rn UZ 55 .nm an me dev : ,ern ..-. H 'ns 4: H -0 ,..-. 3:-1 ,- 'Z' : : 4 EE Fw. S Z7 Joan Clarke, Mary Clark, Nancy Mc- Andrews, pia Han, o1ym HHS . Yvo re tam' Sutle 1 SM' G X111 s, JoA B eu .-1 as b. 1:1 :S P1 uf I az 'Q 5 Q ni u o S4 5 4 5 I5 :- E ba .-4 x-4 G9 D an Q 5 c L' 5 2? Em GJ f '5 YD is Di 43 8 si 3 o s-4 Vx 43 H ..- 3 0 r-1 ze Pl ee A T-4 sd W A? O Y-I ne N U .... o 71 :Q o ful .-4 r-1 .D 3 ru L O .r: PN4- ,Q4 SE aa 8715 '-2 Q-vi ,fr 0.97 an ,NI X- 2.9 +-1: D 'S-1 'C US +- 'nc -be III 2.8 on L6 .9 ' Ct an ,,,m -4-E' Oo Cu 0: :O UH- .E CU 31.5 I- 0.0 4:2 UU .dm D2 UO 'aa E.: O.. .C on U: E .2 ml: Od Zh one Hun ADW .sim fl dl- ms Is 49911 Do UI-4 em me 00 H-v-4 mb Thanksgiving annual g in the I1 SCI d Glee Club Cln Chorol Club cnksgiving the Th entle G Ann JO Secretary- Corning ncerf, ci Trip to Co ITTGS ST Chri he ET IT1 CCI Then rl. Conce union Re Glee Club leanor Horton E Tl'83,S11I'9I'- the Spring Concert nczlly and fi schools, gh hi Se ho if G I' CODCBFTS fo dequoit Iron 'U C U 531 Q v ao, I 1Tl . cu M mst O -Ki ... 41 'E , a Fi-sf Row: Lloyd Mattocks, Fred Thomas, Carl Vail, Dick Lacy, Bruce Stevens. Denis Tyler, Louis Wallace, David Hughes, Adriana Rubens, Howard Murphy, John Barnes, Peter Townsend lstr-i--tan-yy, John Roberts, Joe Lockwood, David Honness L11-nsu-ul. Ernest Boda 4 ii- pi-lsidrntp, Joe Rinchack. Sword Row: Joe Blodgett, Charles Harrison, Richard Kow lski, Don Smith 411- il rl Robert Shelton, Wayne Palmer, Robe t Meldrum, Ja es Cr yf rd as .hd is FQ -5 an cv cb .H Q O H GJ an a 'U 5-4 o FQ o .- .-4 .- E re O ev s-4 91 V1 .-1 za. E-I Q3 .Q O A Stewart, Tom Carlyon, Larry Jamison, Richard Harrison, Harold Northrup, Douglas Brew, Richard aldron, Dummer, Bruce W road, Richard B ob B owl R iiril Tl eu .II 0 VJ UD bb -4 Q-4 Va L4 s- C3 rl E1 ca cv I-T -5 4-v Q 41 '54 .24 me PQ QS N S1 E cs .- .-1 ,- -- cv an oc 5: E o 5 'd H :H 3 -r.1 FQ .-F .-. G9 -cs ,Q O A 521 cu 1-4 1-4 :B 3 .Q 3 an .2 rts s featured in fall conce ys, wa f senior bo 0 rily Cl rim P d Se p0 Glee Club, com mith S 0l'l D President- Glee Club annual Thanksgiving he Schools, and t gh Hi Senior and OI' Juni both T Cl Ernest Boda Vice-President- Day. anksgiving Th Concert on union Re nd WHSC eter To P Secretary- he lronde- T rtained choir that ente he T UP ade TTI lee Clubs G nd ral a ho C The SS Dav d Honne Treasurer- ...1 quoit and Corning High Schools at exchange concerts, and in May they presented 'E I x. GJ 4- LD O U. C : L GJ U C O U U gamza- I' US CIVIC O vcrio nging for Sl bs .Q C O E 'o U I- .- 72 'U C iD -5. W th .: 2 an .C Q. D .Q .2 U CD ID 5 OHS. ti i54l ratt, Judy P Jean 1 Baur, I0 Kelly, Ca Susan liard, il H Lisa Hanshaw, ary Gilmore, M at Falkner, P Lang, Julia attacks, Honey M eva, net Shaff, N Ja. OW Z tli Firs .ci rn 5 N U1 M .hd 0 ..-4 H FI as Carol Hernaez, Felicia mming, He Vesta Travis, Sandra EY, Na VOIIIIS llis, Alice Malti Y nE y Elle 211' M Cole Judy adlock, Joan H ling, HI' D Bor hirley ancy Lena f N ond liow Sec id I1 P4 43 IQ 9-4 ..: .-. N -c :: 0 .sa rf. :s 0 :s F-4 E uf F-l U .J UI ce 2 ni Z as -H bb 5 1- li FI-I D- aa .-4 x-4 .H .5 V2 H, sv -u : 48 3 Q M cz sz: 41 .- C O 'U if O vi s-4 an 4-1 4-v N P-4 June Larson, Margaret Mack, et Jan henn, go, Connie Cornwall, E11 Y olly ankinson, M ncy ark, Marlene H M an De V yrtle elton, M M ie guilar, Jack ita. A R d Row E :E o ..-4 I! U E as 'U x-4 4 S. as 5 x-4 as -u in 5 :D II 5 P1 E. Q m I .- 'Q O Pi ,Ci aa .H 'U FI'-l ea ..-4 L4 o -Q 1.4 E E. ni .5 E1 sa as PM Pa U: .H V1 sf re WJ aa as M E .-4 o L4 ui O E o V2 s.. as 'G S3 41 FP: 4-7 -C-7 Q . 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B GJ 3 S O U V2 l Q5 H :1 VI 18 0 l-4 El High School. l' ynton Junio Bo he Tl Q GIT1 a progr I' fo sang Concerts and All State Conference This year the All State Music Conference was held in Buffalo from February 26 to 28. Dr. William Revilli, director of the Univer- sity of Michigan Band, conducted the All State Band, in which Anne Ensworth, clarinet, and John Alling, drums, participated. The All State Chorus, directed by Dr. Harry R. Wilson, included Jim Crayford, JoAnn Gentle, and Adriana Rubens. Participating in the All State Orchestra, led by Paul White, conductor of the Eastman School Orchestra, were Barbara Dudley, string bass, and David Moore, 'cello. Sectional All State Band For the first time in seventeen years, Ithaca High played host to a Sectional All State Conference. Several members of our band played in the Sectional Band, under the direc- tion of Mr. William Campbell, director of the Cornell University Band. Mr. Clayton Weber was manager of the band, which re- hearsed together twice before performing in a concert on November l. Of special interest to the audience was Time Out for a Jam Session. All State Cnnfe1'enr'0fFii'st Row: Anne Ensworth, Adriana Rubens, JoAnn Gentle. Si-vnrid Row: David Moore, James Crayford, Barbara Dudley. Sectional All State Band-First Row: Nancy Willman, Judy Morris, Adrienne McNair, Sara Jane Smock. Second Row: Jack Harding, William Zwerman, John Alling, James Crayford, Mr. Graves. l56i Sectional All State Chorus Several members from the Ithaca High junior and senior choirs participated in the Sectional All State Crchestra The Ithaca High School Orchestra was represented in the Sectional All State con- ference by twenty-six musicians. The confer- ence was held in Ithaca in the fall, and the orchestra was directed by Professor Craig McHenry of Ithaca College. After rehearsing tor two days, the orchestra participated in the concert on November I. Sectional All State program held in Ithaca from October 31 to November I. Together with singers from thirteen other schools, they presented a concert under the direction ot Miss Helen Hosmer ot Potsdam State Teach- ers' College. S4-I-riorml All Stull' t'lnn-ns--I-'irsr Hon 5 Myrna Lacy, Aurora Rubens, Hilda Lounsbery, JoAnn Gentle. Hwmnl Itowg John Roberts, Sandra Hemming, Harriet Tolles, Joan Clarke, Ruth Ann Allee, Carol Ann Baur, Robert Shelton. 'l'l1ii-tl Row: Dave Honness, Don Smith, Larry Piggee, Thomas Carlyon, Tony Leone, Bob Harrison. Si-1-timml Siam- Ill'4'Il1'Sll'2l'l'IIl'Sl How: Frances Rotunno, Etna. Olafson, Susan Kelly, Chris Links, Christine Morton, Sol-mul limi: Martin Potter, David Moore, Elmae Adams, David Hay, Mary Clark, Lucyanne Ellsworth, Kate Lychalk, Barbara Dudley. 'l'hii-fl Row: Bob Dakin, David Foster, Marlene Hankinson, Phyllis Rawlins, Irving Selsley, Jim Charron, Anne Bnsworth, Lois English, Win Wightman. The Tattler Serving as an official record of Ithaca High School's activities, the Tattler, school news- paper with JoAnn Karch and George Mathewson as editors, is published twelve times a year and has about 800 subscribers. Students from the two iournalism classes and reporters from the general student body act as collectors of news. Each year special April Fools' and Christmas issues are published as a variation from the traditional editions ofthe Tattler. First, Row: Chris Petito, Judy Siegfried, Fred Thomas, Yvonne Hall rr-irvulntiim ninmmr-rl, Joie Karch rw-eilitmt. George Mathewson 4--o-4-flitm-l, Dorothy McCray flrusinm-ss iimiiugwl, Bill Schanze, Thalia Nungezcr, Margaret Saturn, Bob Copeland. S1-1-oncl ltow: Peggy Lisenring, Patty Mahool, Janet Mack, Pat Anderson, Myrna Lacy, Aurora Rubens, Margaret Fahey, Miss Elliott, Miss Honcharik, Elaine Evans, Sara Jane Smock, Alice Thompson, Lucyanne Ellsworth, Sandra Hcmming, Felicia Hernaez, Pat Free, Chris Links, John Roberts. Third How: Kirk Sale, John Smith, David Smock, Jim Denman, Doug Brew, Harry Loberg, Harold Northrup, Lloyd Mat- tocks, Dick Stewart, Charles Fenner, Jim Ferris, Edward Brown, Bill Zwerman, Don Smith, First Row: Carol Baur, Pat Bly, Sue Kelly, Lois Wilson, De De Perry, Harriet Tolles, Adriana Rubens, Julia Falkner, Mary Hanshaw, Ruth Anne Allee. St-vmul ltow: Joan McCarthy, Janet Farnham, Nancy Stewart, Arline Gingold, Dorothy Willman, Nancy Willman, Nancy Skinner, Linda. Roberts, Beverly Ward, Nancy Greene, Marian deCl1azeau, Charlotte Blomquist, Virginia Wilcox. 'Fliiml ltuw: Tony Leone, David Hay, Jerry Langdon, Bill Raleigh, Dave Olds, Jack Wintermute, Philip Shapley, Jay Cunningham, Grey Perry, Bev Martin, Mary Kay Clarey, Joanna Barnard, Sis Russell. i581 Literary Club Members of the Literary Club spent busy months of this year browsing through short stories, essays, poems, and sundry other writings of IHS students. They were selecting and editing items for publication in Lit Loire, the Club's magazine published in the spring. When Yuletide came, the club produced an original play and presented it at the language clubs' Christmas party. Annual Staff The Annual staff began drawing up plans for the T953 Annual in September under the supervision of Mrs. Becker, Mr. Clark, and Mr. Ruane. In December the senior data sheets were filled out by the members of the gradu- ating class. The senior and club pictures were taken during January. Mrs. Becker left in February and was succeeded as adviser by Miss Siegfried. By the end of March, after many hours of work, the layouts were finished and ready for the printers. I,itt-i-in-y Vlutt--l-'it-st limi: Mr. Schroeder, Kenneth Naylor. Howard Epstein une-presirlt-ntl. Jan Hasbrouck rw-ttsitit-tm. Connie Cornwall 4st-vi-ettii-5'-tx-1-nsixt-M3, Jay Cunningham, David Hay, Pat Gengo. stwtnttl Row: Judy White, Ann McLachlan, Jean Hadsell, Elizabeth Reilly, Arline Gingold, Patricia Wizes, Ann Rhoade, Rachel Aber. it is .tnmtttl Stztttgl-'irst Row: Nancy Mcllroy, Yvonne Hall, Bill Zwerman thusinr-ss :mimic-1-i-J, Sara Jane Smock qt-tlitorj, Bob Jacobus gtg-vm-val tmiinigt-i-t, Elaine Evans, Mrs. Becker. St-mm! Huw: Sue Kelly, Bill Raleigh, John Phillips, Dave Smock, John Smith, Anne Ensworth. Tliit-tl Row: Howard Epstein, Tony Leone, David Hay, Dick Stewart, Fred Thomas, Jim Ferris. i 59 Der Deutsche Verein German Club CDer Deutsche Vereinl opened the season last September by arranging vig- orous exercises for its members in the way of folk dances. When not dancing, the members were listening to and singing songs of the Rhineland, discussing customs, seeing films, listening to speakers, and holding Valentine candy sales. Le Cercle Francais French Club's programs during the year in- cluded several movies on France and speak- ers who helped the club members understand the French people. At the language clubs' Christmas party, members explained the meanings of French words in our language. ln the spring, Le Cercle Francais held a money-raising campaign, and a picnic in May concluded the club's activities. lla-1' lliullsi-lu' Yer:-in First limi: Betsy Murphy, Pat Anderson ltlw-:xsl1l'n-l'l. NHIICY Campbell lx'ir'eAyrt'4-sirli-titl. Nallfby MC- Ilroy to-wt-tm-yi. David Hay cpm-sittttitti. Alice Thompson, Julie Gentle, Connie Cornwall. set-mul How: Linda Roberts, Dick Graves, Charles Harrison, Kenny Naylor, Coleman Burton, Paul Treanor, James Smith, Art Cross, Richard Stahl, Kirk Sale, Adrienne McNair, Miss Conlon. 'Vhirtl How: Kelly McCord, Rachel Aber, Thalia Nungezer, Margaret Saturn, Judy Siegfried, Sara Jane Smock, Bernie Asher, Ronald de Neuf, David Temeles, Prank Gombas. l.v Vviwln- 1 rum-:tis-l irsl Row: Miss Miller, Mary Ellen Thompson fll'l'2lSlll't'l'l. Connie Cornwall fSt'l'l'l'lZll'j'l. Paul Treanor fprvsirlt-ntl. Roger Tomboulian 1vit-4--pi-1-sidt-nr1. Felicia Hernaez, Lencre Benjamin, Carol Ann Baur. Nm-nml Row: Carol McKeegan, Arline Gingold, Sandra Brink, Midge Reid. Margaret Fahey, Pat Bly, Jane Mitchell, Jo Ann Zimmerman, Elmae Adams, Norma Mae Clough, Esther Atsedes. Thiwl Row: Grey Perry, Jan Hasbrouck, Howard Epstein, Jay Cunningham, Kenny Naylor, Doug Lee, Kirk Sale, Scott Wetzsteon, John Smith, Sandra Hemming. 60 lthetaeria Included on the programs of Latin Club this year were speakers from foreign coun- tries, who entertained with talks and pic- tures. During the first term, the Americanized Romans held a bake sale and an initiation and revised the Latin Club constitution. Mem- bers also took part in the annual language clubs' Christmas party. The Club wound up their activities with the traditional Roman Banquet. La Tertulia Espanola During meetings Spanish Club practiced speaking and understanding Spanish by par- ticipating in dramatic presentations and games. As a highlight of the language clubs' Christmas party, Spanish Club presented a candy-filled pinata, which hung from the ceiling. Club members led the party partici- pants in the raspa, or Mexican Hat Dance. Movies of Mexico and South America and speakers enlivened the Spanish Club meet- ings. To raise funds for their treasury, club members sponsored a bake sale. Itliotau-i-iiiilfii-sr Row: Norma Mae Clough, Peggy Hospital, Gloria Scott, Pat Mahool, Janet Mack ist-tri-1-tm-yy, David Smock qpresialvntj, Mary Ketchem 4vii-v-pi-1-siili-my, Lois Wilson its-i-nsiiri-i-J. Pat Williams, Marian deChazeau, Shirley Collins. Second Row: Miss Williamson, Molly Yengo, Doris Poyer, Elaine Van Ness, David Foster, Melvin Shulman, David Hoard, Ted Ludgate, Marne Sayles, Janet Jones, Louise Crane. Lai. Tvrtulia Esp:uiol:1fl i1'st Row: Mrs Hinman, Nancy Robinson, Irv Selsley fvir'1--pwsiclvritJ, Peggy Ryan Qpri-siilmitj, Virginia Siany Lti'i-aisiiiwwj, Ruth Ann Allee, Jean Baker. Sm-ond Row: Judy White, Jane White, Dorothy Willman, Nancy Willman, Jiffy Farnham, Lisa Hilliard, Mary Alice Perkins, Roberta Nonemacker, Julie Westervelt. Third Row: Joanna Barnard, Pat Bradtield, De De Perry, Katie Miller, Bernie Allanson, Ronald Lewis, Dick Kowalski, David Olds. Art Club A number of starry-eyed persons were seen groping around school this year with brushes, palettes, and aprons. They were Art Clubbers. Directed by Mr. Clark and the club presi- dent, Thalia Nungezer, members of Art Club enjoyed a gala season. They designed calen- dars in two dimensions and Christmas orna- ments in three dimensions and made draw- ings, paintings, and sculptures which were exhibited in the art room. Dramatic Club Nothing But the Truth, presented on November 7 and 8, was the fall production for Dramatic Club. ln the spring the Senior Class and Dramatic Club went hand in hand to produce The Night the Heirs Stood Still, a play written by Bill Zwerman, a senior. This drama was given on April 17. Dramatic Club witnessed the installation of a National Thespian Society Troupe here in our school this year. The installation took place at a special assembly on January 30. ,lrt Vlubfl-'ix-st Row: Joe Patterson tri-wisiit-f-1-m, Pat Free, Betty Deeb rs.-wr--lin-yu. Thalia, Nungezer lpn-1-still-mu. Peggy McCarthy rvil-1--pri-sifleiit1. Alice Thompson, Harold Babcock. Sn-woml Row: Raymond Driscoll, Connie Conrad, Arden Quick, Roberta, English, Susan Laubcngayer, Pat Anderson, Jane White, Hugh Mitchell, Mr. Clark. llraxlllaltil' l'll1lrYl ii'st llnw: Mrs. BBCKCY, Mr. York. S04-nml Row Leone qprvsillvxitl. Nancy Stewart, Howard Epstein. 'l'liir4l Row: : Chuck Harrison ilu-ml elect:-ivimim. Yvonne Hall Csecretary-treasurerj, Bill Zwerman fx-it-Q--In-1-siilvilt1. Tony Margaret Fahey, Julia. Falkner, Joan Hadlock, Judy Kenrick, Mary Ketchem, Marian deChazeau, Don Griffin. Fourth Row: Peggy Ryan, Barb Lewis, Sandy Brink, Mike Zegretti, Larry Swezey, Beverly Ward. 621 Future l-lomemakers ol: America F.H.A. started the year's activities with a trip to the Wool-Scott Bakery and later visit- ed lthaca Textiles. ln addition to field trips, the homemakers held a Valentine party, a mother-daughter banquet, and a square dance. As a service to the community, the F.H.A. assisted at the Open House for parents. The year was climaxed by a picnic in June. Future Farmers ol: America As part of their regularly scheduled activi- ties this year, F.F.A. members entered Hoards National Pictorial Judging Contest and the F.F.A. speaking contest. The winner of the speaking contest, Hubert Dorn, spoke at the annual F.F.A. banquet on March l0. Several field trips were made by the club members, including trips to two farm auctions, a poultry exposition, and a dairy exposition. F.F.A. members sold candy and sponsored a magazine subscription drive in March. l 4ll..X,-- First How: Mrs. Minogue, Joan Krellner 1'tr4-usiiwrl. Ann laissistaint point si-vi-1-tri:-yi. Marjorie Corning, Jo Ann Cooper. Sw-.mil Icon-1 Jean McGraw, Janice Fowler, Barbara Kastenhuber, Howard. Tierney fp:-i-siilvntp, Paula Chilson, Marjorie Culligan, Jean Miller, Bessie Happel, Marleen Whiting, Loraine Eli l .l 4.X.fl ii'st Row: Steve Turk C111-:is111'v1'l, Charles Shults tri-pmwvrl, Hubert Dorn Lx'ir'o-pi'esi4lv1ltJ. Lavern Laughlin Cprvsi- ill-ntl, Ray Bennett law-iw-t:ii'yb. Nelson Eddy, Charles Tuckerman. S--twill Iimv: Jim Donahue, Raymond Ink, Lloyd Sears, Stewart Ike, Frank Miller, Philip Robinson, Jim Dean lnssistunt tri-aisurm-rl. Dick Hunt, Harry Hornbrook, Mr. Preston. '1'l1iril Row: Bruce VanOrdcr, Erwin Heflron, Bernard Carpenter, Mike Jursick, Alan Hubbell, Paul Brooks, Phil English, Ronnie Kellogg. 63 John Shepardson ist-ntini-li, Commercial Club Speakers highlighted the year's activities of Commercial Club. Mrs. Albert J. Riley, of- fice manager of the Irv Lewis Men's and Boys' Shop, and Mrs. Isabel Bemont, personnel di- rector of the G.L.F., informed the members about business. The commercial students typed more than one thousand envelopes for sending out Christmas seals and received a certificate of appreciation from the Tompkins County Tuber- culosis and Public Health Association. Included in the club's social events were a Christmas party, skits on office etiquette, and a picnic in June. Science Club Some of the entries in the Science Fair on March 21 were special projects prepared by members of Science Club. Each member of the club developed a project of interest to him, and the best were entered in the Science Fair. Special speakers and science films enliv- ened the Science Club meetings. Club activi- ties ended with a picnic in June. Vmiiiiwrvial I'1ubfF'irst Row: Lois English, Rhoda Ann Linton, Mary Ellen Ellis, Joan Murray, Yvonne Crank, Joan Had- 10Ck lSPCl'0i2ll'j'J, Fay Willis Cpresidentj. Dorothy MOCray lVli'1 Ill'l'Sllll'llltl. Jean Hadsell ftt'i-austin-i'J, Barbara Smith, Jean Ballardini, Marilyn Mix, Sarah Riela. Si-cond Row: Mrs. Pierce, Joanne Bucci, Marylea LaI'rance, Verna Chaffee, Mildred Carlisle, Anne Griffith, Kathryn Bow' man, Betty Clark, Virginia Olney, Jackie Huff, Trinky Powers, Gail James, Elizabeth Ellis, Mona Payne, Ann Hollander, Lena Bordoni, Miss Firra. Third Row: Jeanette Lupo, Shirley Lajza, Rita Aguilar, Rose Ann Perkins, Pat Oliver, Marilyn Blye, Pat Gilmore, Margaret Fahey, Joan McCarthy, Sylvia Grover, Marjorie Culligan, Jean Shriner, Barbara Heatly, Marilyn Huff, Marguerite Raponi, Nancy Masters. Si-it-:uw l'lub-First. Row: Beverly Crispell, Carol Schappi, Pat Anderson, Mary Clark fsi-1-1-i-tm-yy, Nancy Mcllroy qprvsi- ii.-mt. Joan Clarke 1viw-yn-esiilezitp, Elmae Adams frm-nsuri-rt. Lois Wilson, Margaret Saturn, Judy White. Ser-mul Row: Mr. Zien, Michael Burke, Bill Taber, John Smith, Kurt Bogart, Doris Poyer, Duane Rose, Dennis Fiala, Dick Graves, David Hanselman, David Smock, Mr. Bach. Third Row: Grey Perry, Bill West, Jan Hasbrouck, Gordon Steward, Bob Copeland, Bruce Ryan, George Mason, Fred Gostanian, David Hay, Peter McMannis, Edward Brown. i641 Legislative The Legislative Assembly, girls' debating club, started the school year with the induction of new representatives. Several bake sales were held during the fall to build up the treasury. On Nov- ember 22, A Very Important Date was present- ed, and Philippa Falkner as Alice stepped out of Wonderland to crown the queen of the dance. Speakers Joie Karch, Beverly Martin, and Harriet Tolles nobly upheld the negative side of the debate with Congress on the subject: t'Re- solved: the voting age in the United States should be lowered to 18 years. Alternate debaters were Elaine Evans, Chris Links, and Nancy Stewart. The activities of the club were concluded with the annual banquet in June. Congress The fifty-ninth anniversary of Congress, boys' debating club, was highlighted by the Inaugural Ball on February 21. A week later, Congress opposed the faculty team, which was striving to lengthen its winning streak to three wins in three years, in the annual basketball game. Congress upset the faculty team with a score of 36-27. Congress won with the affirmative side in the annual Congress-Legislative debate on March 24 with the topic: Resolved: the voting age in the United States should be lowered to 18 years. Congress was represented by Bernard Asher, George Mathewson, and David Smock, with Jim Ferris, Kirk Sale, and Dick Stewart as alternates. David Smock was selected by the judges as the best speaker in the debate. liogislzitivl-fl iist Row: Anne Ellsworth, Chris Links, Bev Martin Csergeant-at-:irmsj, Matty Bullock fti'z-:isiiri-i'5, Nancy Stewart lpn-siilvml, Shirley Green 1vii-1--pn-siili-in7. Chris Petito ist-1-mini-yi, Adriana Rubens, Elaine Evans, Sandy Brink. S1-1-oml Huw: Felicia Hernaez, Peggy Ryan, Sue Madden, Pat Bradfield, Maine Sayles, Mary Ellen Thompson, Yvonne Hall, Kate Lychalk, Julia Falkner, Pat Lychalk, Ann Woodin, Anne Speno, Harriet Tolles, Mrs. Hudson. Thin! Row: Myrna Lacy, Judy Temeles, Aurora Rubens, Irene Rightmyer, Ting Thorsland, JoAnn Gentle, Sylvia Grover, Joie Karch, Adrienne McNair, Alice Malti, Pat Ciaschi, Midge Reid, Georgia Moses. tmiigri-ss -Km-1-ling: Alan McCartney, John Smith, Ernie Boda, Kirk Sale. lfii-sr Row: Don Perko, Bob Flynn, 1-Larry Loberg, Charles Fenner gin-zisiiu-vi-3. Millard Ripley 4vii-1--pri-sidmn9, Fred Thomas fjll'l'Nllll'Ilil, Tom Carlyon fsi-mmiiit-at-zwiiis1. Carl Vail tsl-viw-111:-yi, Lloyd Mattocks, Gordon Fenner. Sl-L-onli lcon-g Mr. Hipolit, Don Smith, Herman Paetow, Bill Schanze, Doug Brew, Bob Broad, George Mathewson, Tony Leone, Henry Thomas, Denny Fiala, Pete Townsend, Mr. Buyse. 'l'liii-41 Rowg Tyler Sprague, Bernie Asher, Scott Wetzsteon, Bob Jacobus, Alan Bruckner, Marvin Holt, Joe Blodgett, Dick Stewart, Ronnie Lewis, Dick Kowalski, Angie DiGiacomo, Dave Smock, Bernie Snyder. l School Store If a student was ever caught Without paper, Workbooks, or other necessary school supplies, all he needed to do was to run up to the School Store on thc third floor. The store was run by commercial students and was open every period during the week. Cperators Club 'tOperators, pleasclv The call Went out again this year, and twenty menihers of Operators Cluh answered it. With Gordon Bowers and Jack Brooks as chief opera- tors, the members ran assorted films, slides, tapes, and disks through sundry sound machines, projectors, tape recorders, and plionog'raphs. si-him! Storm-W I-'iisr Row:Gail James, Shirley Pierce, Joan Fenner, Janet Shaff. Si-rmnl Row: Miss Firra, Querino Orzino, Katherine Henderson, Virginia Olney. c i all An Upolwlturs fllllll -First How: John Ca.1kiIlS, Kenneth B11tt0ll, Jack Brooks fnssisizlni rliicf opvrntorl. Gordon Bowers Qrllief npr-nitorp, Butch Hornbrook, James Combs. S4-4-owl Row: Stewart Barnet, Bob Diamond, Gene Hunsinger, Bill Kelly, Edward Brown. 'Phil-il How: Arthur Lecoq, Phil Ackerman, Ed Hall, Al Hubbell, Raymond Burchard, Paul Robertson. l66l Wll-IS Good morning. This is WIHS, your high school station, bringing you the latest how, why, and where news of the Ithaca High School. Every morning, each homeroom is provided with this cheery greeting, presented by care- fully chosen broadcasters. The students are chosen by audition and are then put on trial for the first term. The final staff is chosen at the end of the term for the rest of the school year. The same system applies to the radio technicians who make the broadcast avail- able. Library Club In the fall the members of Library Club are instructed about all types of library work, then they work in the library for two periods a week and occasionally after school hours. Besides their usual library work, Library Club members held a Christmas party this year. Then during Book Week, November 16- 27, a tea was given for all high school faculty, office staff, and Board of Education members. As an innovation this year, the girls pur- chased club pins imprinted with a book. Wills --Fits: limi-: Elmae Adams, Joan Clarke, Dick Lacy, Bill Zwcrman. Sue Kelly, Mary Clark. N-t-'mtl ltow: Mr. Bennett, Anthony Leone, Howard Epstein, Charles Harrison, Maurice Bristol, John Roberts. .nr X wi f' 1 ' X ' as . f :V A is 'T l.itn-my l'li1lifFi1-st Itowg Nancy Greene, Janet Mack, Carol Ann Baur, Donnabelle Robinson, Phyllis Ackerman, Pat Gengo, Anne McLachlan, Janet Jones, Jean McGraw. si-T--inrt ti-iw: Linda Roberts, Joan Hornbrook, Jean Hadsell, Helen Sczepanski, Barbara Johnson, Monna Payne, Jean Ballar- dini, Nancy Burke, Virginia Wilcox, Virginia Marion, Miss Stocking. Tliiril Now: Nancy Prince, Gail Knapp, Louise Crane lh0t'l'k'i2ll'Y'lI'l-'2lSlll't'l'J, Jane Mitchell, Jean Baker, Kris Thorsland, Madeline Townsend, Denice Johnson fpi-esiilmtb. Mary Campagna. National Thespians On .lanuary 30, 1953, Troupe 13 of the Na- tional Thespian Society was officially installed as an active organization of the Ithaca High School. The Society was founded twenty-four years ago for the purpose of promoting both appreciation of and participation in the dra- matic arts in high schools across the nation. Nutirmail 'l'll1'5lllilllK -First Row: Yvonne Hall fser'i'i-t:11'yftl dn-ntl. Sm-mul linw: William Zwerman Qpresidentj, Jo Ann Gentle man. Radio Club Accent on Youth, featuring the tops in teen talent from the Ithaca High School, was pre- sented by Radio Club and sponsored by the National Cash Register Company for thirty- nine Saturday afternoons this year. With Joe Short directing them, Radio Club members wrote, announced, and acted in the only high school radio show in America spon- sored by a national industry. In the spring, they assembled a city-wide talent show, for two evenings during the school year, members took over WHCU-FM. -1-nsiiw-1-5. Betty Deeb, Barbara Lewis, Elaine Evans fvii-v-pwsi- , Mike Zegretti, Anthony Leone, Margaret Fahey, David Hansel- lhnlin t'lub-First Row: Sandra Hemming, James Crayford, Bob Shelton, William Zwerman, Anthony Leone, Elaine Evans. Swmnl Ilnw: David Hanselman, Larry Piggee, Joe Blodgett, Charles Harrison, Mary Clark, John Roberts. l63l Allied Youth The roving A-Y'ers journeyed south in November to Buckhill Falls, Pennsylvania, where they heard outstanding speakers J. C. Penney, Daniel Poling, and John VanDyke. In February they headed north to the State Conference at Syracuse. When they found a few moments to stay at home, the Ithaca Chapter of Allied Youth carried on such activities as a Christmas party for members and their parents, a drive 'For new members and speakers, and an assem- bly in February. Madisquem Madisquem, or Talent Club, was organized this year with the aim of creating and improv- ing individual talents. The name Madisquem is derived from the first letters of forms of talent. The first m from music, a from acting, d, dancing, i, instruments, s, singers, q, quartets, u, ukulele, e, entertainer, and the last m from magic. During the year Madisquem gave an Ac- cent on Youth radio program and presented an assembly forthe high school student body. B ' J hnston Margaret Fahey Larry Jemison qt:-f--isiiwrj Elmae Adams qvive- Allis-rl Yuiitliflthrst lion: Pat Gilmore, onlne 0 , , -t . pi-e-sitlmitl. Dottie McCray tpi-1-siilmitb. Pat Bly rsof-1-1-tm-yi. Adriana. Rubens, Sue Kelly, Jean Scribner, Roberta Nonenmacher. Svwml Row: Myrtle Van De Mark, Janet Mack, Audrey Davenport, Beverly Ward, Nancy Greene, Alice Bly, Doris Poyer, ' ' ' f' ' A 'B' J d White, Norma Mae Bev Martin, Mary Thorpe, Bev Crispell, Jane Mitchell, Barbam Smith, Michel 0 rien, u y Clough Esther Atsedes Yvonne Lecoq. F' 1 Dick Graves, 'I'hii-tl Iiuwzl Rhoda Ann Linton, Pat Free, Yvonne Cronk, Pete Findlen, Dick Hugg, Benny Natali, Denny ia a, n De Mark Dave Hanselman Ed Ludgate Bob Cornelius Jemma Macera Philippa Falkner, Jane White, Mary Ray Va , , , , . Howe. B b D k' K' k Sale Bruce Herrington John Roberts AiEllliSQllt'lllfFll'Si, Row: tkiieolineb 0 a ln, ir , , . Sernml Row: Carol Patterson, Joan Clarke, Mary Clark, Betty Deeb, Bill Zwerman, Tony Leone tvive-pi-4-sim-nt3. Dave Han- selman Cpi-1-siflt-ntp, Sandy Hemming QSl'1'l'l'l2ll'X'll't'2lSlll'l'i'l. Joan Hornbrook, Judy Morris, Chris Links, Adrienne McNair, Jay Cunningham, Jackie Melton. Third Huw: Adriana Rubens, Jiffy Farnham, Phyllis Rawlins, Anne Ensworth, Pat Bradtield, Carol McKeegan, Mary Ellen Thompson, Pat Purhenn, Erna. Olafson, Chuck Harrison, Mary Hanshaw, Julia Falkner, Margaret Fahey, De De Perry, Elaine Evans, Alice Thompson, Shirley Farugie, Mr. Bennett. Fourth Row: Susie Stewart, Lisa Hilliard, Connie Cornwall, Sue Kelly, Irv Selsley, Ray Bennett, David Moore, Dick ' ' ' ' t B b Shelton Dave Honness, Larry Swezey, John Smith, Menke, Mike Zegretti, Larry Piggee, Tom Carlyon, B111 Wes, o , Jim Crayford, John Alling. l69l Chess Club This year marked the second anniversary of Chess Club as a school organization. In- terested students who ioined this leisure-time club were divided into two classes, beginners and experts, in this way each member played with an opponent ot his own level of exper- ience. A tournament was held in February to de- termine the champion of each class. Photography Club Photography Club carried on a busy year of activities, including a talk by a representa- tive from the Graflex Company. To educate members in the art of picture taking, the work of various club members was submitted for discussion and critical analysis. In the earlier part ot the year, the Photo- graphy Club sponsored a display of fifty pictures which had won awards in a national scholastic photography contest. Vlivss l'lulnfl i1'st Huw: Joan Krellner, Stephen Padar, Mike Mulvaney, Stephen McCarthy CM'c'!'vt:il'y-ti'1':isL11'1'l'J, J0hIl Smith f1H'l'hiIlPllfi. Stephen Agard, Ronald de Neuf, Jean Shriner. Si-i-mill Row: Mr. AE1more, Robert Washburne, Frank Gombas, Roy Hamrick, Richard Browne, Morton Hutchins, Scott Wetzsteon, Kirk Sale, Bruce Layton. Z' l'llUYOL2'l'2iIilIj' l'lulrxFirst Row: David Foster, George Mason, David Hay, Bruce Stevens fp:-1-sich-nity, Gordon Steward fsiw- lihny J. Irv Selsley fil'02lSlll'K-'l'J. Jack Harding. Si-f'o?l Rig: Nancy Durling, Bernie Asher fx-iw-pm-sidmrtJ, Mr. Ming, Bruce Herrington, Stephen Goodman, Edward Brown, ean aker. I 701 Sm? T5 Rf xx 4 ' I 6 ' YD ,fa SIC X , O l J 00000 5 2 ?,.-1, 'N X j 2? I j f vw! , N W m EY 1, ,o b K Drum Majorettes Led by Rhoda Linton, the completely new set of drum majorettes performed with the band at football games and marched in the Armistice Day parade. They were real additions to the bandls halftime shows. Of particular note were their special numbers in the County Fair and Elec- tion Day shows. Marching in front of the band, they did a variety of stunts and exhibitions of twirling. Cheerleaders This year the varsity cheerleading squad, cap- tained by Chris Petite, consisted of the J.V. squads of the past two years. In addition to cheering: at football and basket- ball games, the girls led cheers at special pep rallies in school and showed spirit at the night pep rally before the Elmira Free Academy foot- ball game. The J.V. cheerleaders, led by Vesta Travis, cheered the J.V. teams on to victory in new red jumpers and white sweaters. llrnm Mnjm-vrrvs-eJoar1 McCully, Jo Anne Zimmerman, Janice VanA1stine, Mickey Vincent, Sue Jones, Rhoda Ann Linton. 1lllt'l'l'l1'2lfll'l'SiFll'Sl Row: Yvonne Nagy, Katy Myers, Vesta Travis. Second Row: Chris Petito, Alice Malti, Aurora Rubens, Irene Rightmyer, Jo Ann Karch, Mary Alice Perkins, Myrna Lacy, Phyllis Rawlins. l72l Athletic Council The main problem of the Athletic Council was that of balancing the sports budget. Along with this proiect, the council arranged schedules and transportation for the teams, approved lettermen, and determined the athletic policy for Ithaca High's interscholastic sports. Mr. Tatascore, Mr. Bliss, Mr. Kalaf, George Mathewson, Mr. Buyse, Miss Babcr, Mr. Dixon, Judy Cole, Mr. Bredbenner Mr. Hixon, David Smock. Pr Cross Country Starting his third year as Cross Country coach, Donald Young had a team consisting of five returning lettermen and a number of promising newcomers. Led by co-captains Doug Brew and Charles Fenner, the team captured their first meet by beating Johnson City. Next they tied Union-Endicott, and in their last dual meet the team beat Binghamton North. In the Vestal ln- vitation they did well by placing fourth among ten teams from around the state. The l.H.S. harriers then went on to place second, behind Vestal, in the sectionals, where Doug Brew placed third and Bill Shanze finished eleventh. Through this fine performance, the team was able to send four men to the intersectionals, where Doug Brew was twenty-fifth among the state's best runners. First Row: Bill Buchanan, Dave Pearl, Jay Cunningham, Doug Brew, Bill Schanze, Bruce Gray. Sc-4-mul Row: Ray Driscoll, Dave Eastman, Gordon Steward, Bill Eadie, David Wooley, Joe Dormady, Mr. Young. l73l lfiist Row: Marvin Holt, Harry Loberg, Jack Wintermute, Carl Vail, Tyler Sprague, Pete Townsend, Ed Hollenbeck, Lloyd Mattocks, Hal Northrup, Stan Albro, Millard Ripley, Fred Thomas, Ken Hotelling, Herb Cook, Al Paolangeli, Jim Rogan. Svcoml Row: Bill Sprague, Reuben Weiner, George Burrell, Ernie Cole, Warren Lobdell, Bud Morey, Gordon Fenner, Joe Blodgett, Bill Perry, Bruce Pfann, Jim Leary, Moe Lewis, Tony Raponi, Art Giordano, Jerry Langdon, Bernie Snyder. 'Fliird Row: Hugh Hoff, Lou Massucci, Ronald Knuutila, Bill Leagans, Dick Garcia, Angelo DiGiacomo, Hugh Mitchell, Frank Hancharik, John Langdon, George Crane, Dick Kowalski, Jim Ferris, Bob Flynn, Roger Boda, Harold Ladd. Fourth Row: John Phillips, Henry Thomas, Mr. Turco, Mr. Buell, Mr. Skawski, Mr. Jaffurs, Mr. Congdon, Mr. Spadaro, Don Perko. RESULTS OF THE YEAR Ithaca Opponent 12 ELMIRA SOUTHSIDE 12 UNION-ENDICOTT 6 BINGHAMTON NORTH 13 JOHNSON CITY 20 AUBURN 7 ELMIRA FREE ACADEMY 26 BINGHAMTON CENTRAL 2615 an 0 Il R66 'XB IAS N x X TP 7 N .1 lvq O 7 Football After three years of rebuilding under the direction of coach John Jaffurs, the I.H.S. football team reached the top and won its first Southern Tier Conference Cham- pionship. Winning five out of seven games, the Little Redmen completed their most successful season in ten years. The team, led by co-captains Ed Hollenbeck and Pete Townsend, was the most experienced squad Jaffurs had had in his four years of coaching at I.H.S. The Ithaca High Redmen came from behind in the first game of the season to beat a stubborn Elmira Southside team, 'I2 to 7. The second game was almost a repeat of the first as the Ithaca gridders scored in the last few minutes to nip a good Union-Endicott team, I2 to 7. After losing to Binghamton North, I9 to 6, they bounced back to beat Johnson City I3 to 6 in another close game. In their only non-conference game, Ithaca fell at the hands of Auburn, 34 to 20. The Little Red team moved into a first-place tie by beating the defending cham- pions, Elmira Free Academy, 7 to 6. In the final game of the season, Ithaca won the championship by beating Binghamton Central, 26 to I4, as E.F.A. was beaten by U.-E. Halfback Bob Flynn led the team by scoring 50 points on 8 touchdowns and 2 extra points. Quarterback George Mathewson, along with Flynn, was selected for the All Southern Tier Team. Guards Hal Northrup and Stan Albro were placed on the second team. End Marv Holt was elected captain of next year's team. I74l First Row: Bill Leagans, Melvin Shulman, Tom Stone, George Crane, Hank Baker, John Treadwell, Bob Pound. Second Row: Ed Hall, Jerry Langdon, Tom Decker, Jim Upper, Phil Robinson, Bill Thomas, Nelson McNeil. Third Row: Scott Wetzsteon, Royner Greene, Andy Jamison, John Kimple, Bob Brady, Marv Holt, Stew Zion, Roger Johnson, Carl Vail. RESULTS OF THE YEAR Ithaca Opponents 70 ELMIRA FREE ACADEMY 38 BINGHAMTON CENTRAL 72 VESTAL 66 ELMIRA SOUTH SIDE 66 BINGHAMTON NORTH 58 UNION-ENDICOTT 65 CORTLAND 70 AUBURN 66 JOHNSON CITY 62 ELMIRA FREE ACADEMY 62 BINGHAMTON CENTRAL 76 VESTAL 62 ELMIRA SOUTH SIDE 54 BINGHAMTON NORTH 52 UNION-ENDICOTT 49 CORTLAND 44 AUBURN 57 JOHNSON CITY SECTIONALS 71 ELMIRA FREE ACADEMY xv' AA 1 i i E XZ C9 .. CW f 42: Q BasketbaH Under the direction of Bill Hickson, new head coach, the Ithaca High School basketball team compiled an over-all record of lO-9. With returning lettermen Bill Schanze, Bill Thomas, Marv Holt, and Hank Baker, the team finished in a tie for fourth place in the Southern Tier Conference with a record of nine wins and seven losses. Starting the season by dropping a 78-70 decision to Elmira Free Academy, the Redmen won five out of their next seven games. The season was climaxed by beating the previously undefeated Johnson City, 57-56, in the final game of the regular season. This victory was their fifth in the last ten games. In addition tothe Conference games, the Ithaca cagers split with Auburn and lost to Elmira Free Academy, 73- 71, in the first round of the Sectionals. Tom Stone and Nelson McNeil were elected co-captains for next season. Led by new coach Bob Congdon, the Ithaca J.V.'s finished the season with a 'I7-1 record. T761 Tennis - Golf With six members of last year's sectional champion tennis team returning, the 1953 team continued their fine record. The team, captained by George Mathewson and Denny Fiala, worked to improve last year's record of five wins and four losses. The Redmen faced a nine-match schedule and also competed in the Sectionals. Returning lettermen included Bob Jacobus, John Roberts, George Mathewson, Denny Fiala, John Fiala, and Dick Lewis. Other candidates for the team, coached by Edward Kalaf, were Ted Cotton, Fred Rolfe, and Kirk Sole. 'IH-nnis 'l'mun- First Row: Bob Jacobus, Denny Fiala, George Mathewson, John Roberts, Dick Lewis. Si-mini Row: Ted Cotton, Fred Rolfe, Ivor Leonard, John Fiala, Kirk Sale. tl-olf Team-First Row: Dave Hanna, Skip Wallace, Dave Smock, Ronald de Neuf, George Little, Ralph Dayton, Ed Raleigh. Sm-4-oml Row: Bill Leagans, Bill Raleigh, Joe Blodgett, Clint Smith, Tad Baldwin, Buzz Boothroyd, Bunce McCartney. The golf team, with all five men back from last year, set out to improve upon last year's record of eight wins and four losses. The team, coached by Dusty Bredbenner, again played twelve matches and participated in the Sectionals, which were held at Ithaca. Back from the '52 team were Captain Bill Raleigh, Jim Ferris, Dave Smock, Alan McCartney, and Bob Boothroyd. Promising newcomers included Joe Blodgett, Dave Hanna, Skip Wallace, Ed Raleigh, and Tad Baldwin. T801 Track Ithaca High's track team, led by Coach Donald Young, had eight men back from last year's team. These included co-captains Fred Thomas and Doug Brew, John Treadwell, Dick Foote, Bernie Asher, Charley Fenner, Ortz Orzino, and Harry Loberg. The team competed in three dual meets, a triangular meet, a relay meet, the Zones, and the Sectionals. 'I'i':u-k--lfii-st. lion-1Henry Thomas, Dick Stewart, Querino Orzino, Jerry Delibero, Bob Cuykendall, Dick Graves, Dick Foote, Bruce Gray, Bob Blye, Bob Hugg, Co-Capt. Fred Thomas, Co-Capt. Doug Brew, Bjorn Kallstrom, John Driscoll, Hal Babcock, Jim Mann, George Reynolds, Jim Smith, Gordon Steward, Neil Alling. S--1-mul Row: Coach Don Young, Dick Lacy, Jim Eisenberg, Irv Selsley, Dave Mason, Marco Einaudi, Dave Heasley, Jon Metzgar, Dick Westerlund, Peter Findlan, John Emerson, Art Cross, Joe Senecal, Jim Carter, Bill Spencer, Al Brown, Tom Bernstein, Charley Fenner, Gordon Fenner, Joe Dormady. Third Row: Moe Lewis, Ed Hollenbeck, Bernie Asher, Jim Ferris, Pete McManus, Harry Loberg, Bruce Ryan, Hal North- rup, George Burrell, Mort Hutchins, Bob Brady, Grey Perry, Dave Bushey, Nelson McNeil, Bob Pound, Franz Pizilly, Jay Cunningham, Bill Eadie, John Treadwell. Baseball The Little Red baseball team, under new head coach John Skeeter Skawski, had five men back from last year's team which won four and lost eight. The veterans were Carl Vail, Bob Flynn, Hank Baker, Jim Upper, and Frank Hancharick. Other leading prospects included Jim DeKay, Marv Holt, and Rog Boda in the infield, and Jim Rogan and Tom Decker in the outfield. The team played fifteen games. A J.V. team was organized for the first time this season and was coached by John Jaffurs. tins--lmllflfii-st Row: Jim Grimes, Jim DeKay, Tom Decker, Mike Faben, Jim Rogan, Marv Holt, Bob Flynn, Carl Vail. Si-iwungkalxtsndc Hugh Lacy, Frank Hancharick, Lloyd Mattocks, Jim Upper, Reuben Weiner, Dick Deeb, Roger Boda, Mr. 'Fhiril Row: Ward Lowrance, John Langdon, Bill Leagans, Angie DiGiacomo, John Kimple, Camillo Bordoni, Bernie Snyder, John Meigs. l i311 Archery The girls' archery team competed in two tournaments this year. In October, the girls placed second to Greene in a tournament of central New York high schools in Syracuse. In May, five girls competed in another outing at Syracuse. Archery 'llcamelfirst Row: Judy Cole, Judy Morris, Michel 0'Brien, Joan Clarke, Mary Clark. The Rifle Club The Ithaca High School Rifle Club was organized in early November with 45 students signed as members. A series of competitive shootings were held under the direction of Coach Curtis L. Pfaff to reduce the club membership to twelve. Two matches were held with McGraw. Ithaca won the first match, which was held in Ithaca High gym, 833 to 824, but lost the return match at McGraw, 879 to 814. Jack Brooks, John Cameron, Donald Campbell, Ray VanDeMark, and David Meserve, with David Honness going in the alternate position, represented Ithaca in the Sectionals held at Deposit on March 28. Ithaca placed fourth out of a group of thirteen teams in the Sectionals, Vestal placed first with 893, followed by McGraw with 888. Ithaca had 788 points. Ithaca's John Cameron was individual high scorer of the Sectionals, with 193 points out of 200. ' Rifle Team-First Row: Ray VanDeMark, LeRoy Decker, Marsha Culver, Jack Brooks, Clint Smith, Bob Ballard. Second Row: Mr. Pfaff, John Fiala, Philip Shapley, Don Campbell, David Meserve, David Honness. l82l Color Bearers At every function in which the Little Red marching band participates, the color bearers faithfully buck the wind and lead the band in its maneuvers. Colm- Klum-ds--Patricia Bradtield, Joan Clarke, Mary Clark, Kathryn Lychalk. Girls' Sports Club Various sports, including volleyball and basketball, were sponsored at the playdays held by the Finger Lakes Region League, of which the Ithaca High Sports Club is a member. In addition to these playdays, the girls had several playdays with Trumansburg. To add to their treasury, members of the club sold soft drinks at the Little Red basket- ball games, This money went toward the awards which were given to outstanding athletes at the banquet in June. G-ivls' Sports Clulm-First Row: Virginia Marion, Charlotte Biomquist, Sandra Hemming, Marilyn Kuntz Cpuints C'llZlil'lll3Hb, Joanne Prouty LYiLjP'Itl'4'SiKi6llIJ, Win Wightman Cprvsidontj. Rachel Stritzinger fll'0tiSlll't'!'D, Judy Cole, iss-c1'cta1'yj, Fay Willis, Mary Van Order fnmnaiger of iYlLl'ft1Illl'I'2llSj, Pat Free. Second Row: Sheila Casey, Yvonne Cronk, Betty Reilly, Joanne Ellsworth, Mary Ellen Thompson, Bev Martin, Kate Lychalk, Betty Deeb, Barbara Smith, Anne Tierney, Carol McKeegan, Harriet Tolles, Margaret Larson, Judy White. Third Row: Anne Griffiths, Jo Anne Zimmerman, Midge Reid, Marne Sayles, Ingrid Reichmann, Jane Mitchell, Joan Mc- ia3thy,QMa,ry Hanshaw, Nancy Stewart, Aurora Rubens, Jo Ann 0'Brien, Lois Wilson, Pat Bradtield, Alice Thompson, r en uick. L33l ,,, 1 N - Ai? - . 'Avy , ,5 as Uwf E l 1? il C A 2' Annual Calendar 3-School again, school again! Jiggity Jig! -We hear our first Accent on Youth show. 27-l.H.S. gridders beat E.S.S. men, T2-7. -Joie's and George's first Tattler. 3- Teachers COI'1VeI I6, SlUd6I'1lS vacate. 7-P.T.A. Open House. 'II-We beat U.-E., T2-7. -Columbus keeps us at home. -Ike wins the l.H,S. vote. 'I6-George Campbell, an assembly humorist. 18-Binghamton North beats us, T9-7. 20-Red Pencil Day-report cards come out. 25-We beat J.C., 13-6. 30- Accent on Youth assembly. September I3 October 2 'I3 'I4 November 1 3, Sectional All-State Chorus, Band, and Orchestra Concert. 4-Ike wins the U.S. vote. 7-8- Nothing But the Truth. 8-I.H.S., 7, E.F.A., 6. 'll-We remember Armistice Day and stay home. I5-Our gridders trample Binghamton Central, 26-14. 22- A Very Important Date -Legislative Dance. 27-Annual Thanksgiving Glee Club Reunion Concert. December 'I-R.P.D.-report cards again. l.H.S. sees Queen Victoria and the Conservatory Players. A 5-I.H.S. varsity announced Southern Tier champions Athletic Awards Assembly. 9-Our cagers lose to Binghamton Central. ll-National Honor Society induction. I7-Christmas Instrumental Music Recital. 'I9--Christmas Carol Concert. No more school. 20- Once Upon a Wintertime --Hi-Y Dance. 31-Y.M.C.A. New Year's Party. cs v , T a ww, -v i 433 1 .S . 2 XL! fx ' T x . 0 l X ' T l K 5 -A J ' Wil! s . I i.-Q O ' ,S s QE! Z .. X January AA ak V, Q -A Wi X f -'G Xscisiative 9 ll B L 1953! 5-More school. 7-Danny Johnson, a deaf magician, at I.H.S. 9-Johnson City High School Choir. 20-We see T.V.-I.H.S. and U.S. see Ike inaugurated. 26--R.P.D.-again. 27-Our basketeers beat E.F.A. 30-National Thespian Society installation. - February 3, Robert Zimmerman assembly-deep-sea diving. 13-Allied Youth assembly. 26-27-All-State Music Conference in Buffalo. 27-Congressional basket-boys beat Faculty, 36-27. March 3-National Honor Society induction. 4-5-Regents scholarship examinations. 'IU--Choir goes to Corning. I9- The Night the Heirs Stood Still in assembly. 2'I-Science Fair. 23-Should we vote at 18? Congress and Legislative battle. 26-Easter Program assembly. 27-We leave school. April 7-We come back falive?D. 'IO-Band and Orchestra Spring Concert. 24-Choir goes to Irondequoit. 25-Juniors go to Prom. 27-R.P.D.--Marks aren't everything . . May 6-Vocal Music assembly. 8-Spring Choral Concert. 20-Awards assembly. 23-Seniors hold a Ball. 28-Athletic Awards assembly. June 'IO-'I'l-School Examinations. 12,15-I9-Regents Examinations. 'I9-R.P.D.-for keeps. Home again, home again, Joggity Jog! 23-The distinguished ones commence. 57: X4, A 9 C W pf gag Wi? NW! l Wifi! L .tale J l86l 4,5 7, A U A WW X XX Q ff Q NX iff .L F ff 54 X X, , AEWEZETUSUKYG UHMlUl3UH5mKE GOGD LUCK to the CLASS of 1953 The Tompkins Studios 'I38-'I40 East S off IPhtg ph tthl tate Street HSA I E831 lil YOUR SCHOOL DURING 1952-53 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 1952-53 your high school: 0 0 Q O To the enrolled 1,208 pupils. had a senior class of 278 students. had a stafif 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, Future Farmers of America, Future Homemakers of America, Girls' Sports Club, Glee Club, HANDBOOK Board, Junior Class Organization, Junior Red Cross, Ithetaeria , La Tertulia Espanola, Le Cercle Francais, Legis- lative Assembly, Literary Club, Madisquem, National Honor Society, National Thespian Society, Operators Club, Orches- tra, Photography Club, Radio Club, Senior Class Organiza- tion, Science Club, Student Council, TATTLER Board. included in its intramural athletics: Archery, Badminton, Baseball, Basketball, Bowling, Dodgeball, Fencing, Golf, Rifle, Swimming, Softball, Speedball, Table Tennis, Tennis, Tumbling, Volleyball, Wrestling. included in its varsity athletics: Baseball, Basketball, Cross Country, Football, Golf, Rifle, Tennis, Track, Wrestling. 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De Motte, President AGENCY 139 East State Street Ithaca, New York 109 North Tioga St. Phone 9326 Congratulations CONGRATULATIONS to the TO THE SENIOR CLASS CLASS OF 1953 H- ROBINSON 8. CARPENTER HULL Over 50 Years of Dependable Service HEATING 81 PLUMBING CO. Plumbing - Heating Lumber Gas and Oil Burners Pumps - Appliances Building Materials 910 W. State St. Ithaca, N. Y. Phone 2316 - 2317 Telephone 2337 A. L. Hull - Phone 8515 ITHACA, NEW YORK 9 CONGRATULATIONS and Best Wishes I CLASS OF '55 VISIT THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE FOR- DIRECTORY LIBRARY SERVICE INFORMATON SERVCE - FACTS AND FIGURES BUSINESS PROTECTION QUESTIONABLE SOLICITATIONS INFORMATION ITINERANT SELLING PRACTICES Ithaca Chamber of Commerce 210 N. Aurora Street Dial 2783 I92I Nfaiana Ruiemt Mm 90415 1953 compliments of ITHACA ENGRAVING CC., INC l93l Best Wishes TO FROM 0 I Best Wishes PROFESSIONAL - 0 Congratulations to KLINE'S PHARMACY The Class This is a pharmacy to which physicians turn with instinctive of 153 preference. They direct patients to us because they know that Q careful compounding is our first sf W . . . , .L COI1S1d813,U011. Xet, though we X maintain highest ethical stand- , . ards, you pay no premium for , , , this Professional Prestige and .lr ' the service. 1 X, ,f Y. Frank M. Macklurray, Prop. ' 114 N. Aurora St., Ithaca, N. Y. New Phone 3344 G L L 202 Dryden Road i941 CHA DLER'S L W is IJEWELERS as so L BOOL'S FLOWER SHOP 215 E. State St. LOADS OF LUCK to a SWELL BUNCH OF KIDS 202 East State Street Ithaca, N. Y. BISHOP'S 320 West State Street t's 'i ard To To Ithaca High Seniors . . . to P . . . Congratulations. As you move . on to the next step in education, Roller Skating or as you set out into the world of At IDE'S DROME Skating Wed., Fri. 81 Sat. 9 to I2 Matinee-Sat. St Sun. 2 to 5 Bus from Greyhound Terminal Triangle Book - Collegetown business, the good wishes of the people and institutions of your home town go with you. O Cooperative G.L.F. Exchange, Inc. I95 Sentiment is NOT QLD FAWSHIQN CONGRATULATIONS -Give Flowers to the for Sentiment's Fullest Expression .60-6404664 Q 4 409 College Ave. Phone 3327 cLAss or 1953 JOHNNY'S MARKET The Finest Food . . . Graciously Served LEHIGH VALLEY RESTAURANT 9 801 West Buffalo Street 0 Phone 9140 QSmart Jewelry or the QS rinv Costume P o RINGS BRACELETS BROACHES TIE CLASPS EARRINGS WATCHES R. A. HEGGIE 8. BRO. CO. 136 E. sfqfe sf. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1953 QQ-Q VanArsdale-Ackerman Congratulations to 0 Furniture Class of 1953 313-317 College Ave. from MORRIS MEN'S STORE Dial 2022 Budget Plan Available 60 Seconds from State I96 For Genuine Quality Your N.A.P.A. Jobber ls a Good Man to Know For Genuine Service TIOGA AUTO PARTS 424 West State Street Phone 3436 WORTH REMEMBERING! 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 Compliments of CAYUGA LUMBER COMPANY Building Materials the Talent Show o FM Night O The friendship and cooperation between Ithaca High School and . . . 801 West State Street Dial 3336 Good Luck to a Grand Class f f 6000 MOR'-'ml Y 4 ' im S O if lam' 1 A lf .t I QL l je it 'll' 9 v K l ff! l H Q N ' X I y 'M I K -- x J 4 1 4.1 QI' Cf l t 'f ,, : ' 7, v M f 1 Q We as 5 l , i 5 ' R A 3 e ' if 2 Z V 5 l97l Congratulations She's CLASS or 1953 Graduating! I NEWBERRY S YOUR Express JUNIOR DEPARTMENT STORE Congratulations J J NEWBERRY co T37-T39 East State Street with ITHACA, N. Y. Congratulzztiofmr f TO THE CLASS OF '53 rom PRA.I.T,s ITHACA FLOOR COVERING FLOWER SHOP 407 'llaughannock Blvd. Phone 2063 7fze flfaa an Petaling Ga. 317 E. State Street -, -,..,T, Printers of I.H.S. ANNUAL and THE TATTLER i981 Congratulations Seniors Best Wishes as you embark on this new phase of your life, some on to college, some to join the armed forces, while others will go directly into industry. WVhatever you plan, there is a place for me in your futures I am low, wide and handsome-I give you a smooth, balanced ride with dependable power, effortless steering and sure stopping power. I'll save you money from the start. I cost less to buy than any competitive full size car. l save more on insurance, license plates, tires, etc. I run on , . . . as little as ,,,, ,, ,M A PENNY-A-MILE ron aisouur Here is your Graduation Presentethe above penny is worth 550.00 toward my purchase price fclean salej anytime in l953. Yes, I am sure the credit fone to a carj would also apply to my big brother the Kaiser. You will Find us at the Ripley Motor Company 602 W. Seneca Street Ithaca, New York Phone 2565 I. 991 R. W. DICKINSON CO. PAINTS - WALLPAPER - SHADES VENETIAN BLINDS - FLOOR COVERINGS For a GOOD BANQUET THE ITHACA HOTEL Corner of State and Aurora 311 East State St. Ithaca, N. Y. 'Rv LEWIS, Best Wishes to MEN'S SHOP 1-4-4 120 East State Street Ithaca, N. Y. THE CLASS OF '53 littliiltillilillt1HH1H1HHHTH11NIH111111111111111it111111111111111111111.1Et!iZ1!11iImi1titil.I111111111111111 flfzaca 5 Cjaocla EVERYTHING THAT'S FUN 420 Eddy Street Qjbchooley 75 Ithaca's Quality Jewelers 15-2 E. State St. BROOKS PHARMACY for Ithaca, N. Y. DEPENDABLE SERVICE Phone 2660 and ACCURATE 11111H11111tltittliilillllilillllllHltllllllllH11111111111111111I1IIIIHlH111H1111111111111111111lIIII1111lIllIlIHI PRESCRIPTIONS 126 East State Street Phone 2351 11001 THAYER APPLIANCE CO. Frigidaire Appliances Radios and Radio Combinations Easy Washers and lroners :oc 417-419 West Seneca Street Dial 8853 CONGRATULATIONS AND GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 1953 Red and White Laundromat 408 College Ave. Phone 4-5221 The hon eoi ohfarm 0 Phone 4-1421 ITHACA, N. Y. INTERNATIONALLY FAMOUS H A I R S T Y L I S T Ever one Goes To J For Delicious Food and Pizza 602 West Buffalo Street 11011 TOMPKINS COUNTY TRUST CO. MEMBER - FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM MEMBER - FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. Congratulations and Best Wishes SHULMAN'S Ithaca's Leading Furniture Store I03 West State Street It's Fun to Knit ARGYLE PLAID socks socks THE YARN SHOP Over Barnes Shoe Store Complete Line of STORYBOOK DOLLS Be Thrifty BUY QUALITY ATWATE R'S Everything to Eat H021 With Best Wishes for SUCCESS FAHEY PHARMACY The Rexall Store I54 East State Street Phone 2923 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS Greenwoods' Red and White Congratulations from the Fashion Center in ITHACA East State Street 11031 For All Occasions Use SUCCESS PURITY ICE CREAM to the Delicious and Refreshing 'I953 GRADUATES of Brick - Bulk - Special Molds ITHACA HIGH SCHOOL Ice Cream Cakes from Cheerios - Cups Punch for Parties PURITY ICE CREAM Ithaca, New York lthaca's Industrial Good Neighbor MORSE CHAIN COMPANY Division of Borg-NVarner Corp. 700 Cascadilla St. Dial 4-6338 CONGRATULATIONS and Established 1886 Incorporated 1904 BEST WISHES To ALL Dial 2361 IN THE cLAss or 1953 EDITH GRANT Best Wishes To the Class of 1953 COSENTINI'S 217 East State Street DRISCOLL BROS. 81 CO. Lumber and Building Materials 135-137 South Aurora Street ITHACA, N. Y. UO43 Helping lthacans to find Better Homes since 1914 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1953 -,oc BURNS REALTY COMPANY JOHN C. BURNS, Realtor Jack Burns Clare A. Burns 9.4 First National Bank Bldg. Ithaca, N. Y. Best Wishes to CLASS OF '53 94-Q Meet Your Friends at The Soda Fountain KRESGE'S 58110Cenl' Store East State Street Congratulations Seniors! And best wishes to the classes of '54, '55 and '56 from The National Cash Register Company Adding Machine Division Ithaca, N. Y. H051 COMPLETE DRY CLEANING COLD STORAGE SERVICE 5,4 FLETCHER CO., INC. I05 Dryden Rd. 205 N. Aurora St. THREE CONVENIENT DRUG STORES F. T. THORPE and H. P. RYERSON Proprietors THE HILL DRUG STORE 328 College Avenue Phone 3479 Open 8 A.M. to 12 P.M CORNERS COMMUNITY BRANCH Triphammer and Hanshaw Roads Phone 4-2145 Open 10 A.M. to 10 P.M 3-Q-Q THE NORTH SIDE PHARMACY 507 North Cayuga Street Phone 2792 Open 9 A.M. to 10 P.M Prescriptions Accurately and Promptly Compounded FOUNTAIN SERVICE irst National ank ITHACA, N EW YORK COMPLETE BAN KI NG SERVICE Member: Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation noel Dear Graduate: Congratulations When you enter Cornell, you'll enjoy trading at The Triangle Book Shop the T0 The same as others from Ithaca High who I: have preceded you. CLASS OF 3 And you'll like the ten per cent CTOQID 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 5.7, all courses and will be glad to serve you l l as they have served other students for the past fifty years. TRIANGLE BOOK Established 1903 J. C. PENNEY CQ Evan J. Morris, Prop. Ih , N. Y. Phone 2304 Sheldon Court 1 GCG COMMUNITY BOOK SHOP at the Corners GIFTS, CARDS, BOOKS, LENDING LIBRARY Browsers Welcome '. H. s'rt'mi t I STU UI . 1' C lothmg -u 1,111 , Shoes 1'rH.u',i, N law Xonix Our dignity consists wholly in thought .... Let us, thcn labor to think well: this is the fundamental principle of mfJTHlS.fBl!l15L I,Il.YCIll ANN UAL STAFF H071 Perhaps nofw, George, 'we have given you some insight into the complicated and busy life of the Ithaca Higlz School student. If only the rest of the confused fworld could benefit from the advantageous advances the American schools are making, perhaps there would be more understanding and peace betfween countries. Sincerely yours, Sara Jane Smock For the Class of 1953 Ithaca High School 51081 kai ,QMA11 www Qibhuu cynic! J 9 , ' ,Leif , W 'QMJf! 1 S