Ithaca High School - Annual Yearbook (Ithaca, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1956 volume:

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Sly' :.3,f'W'LT'ZZ jZ3i'c 2, Ex Libris I 4'-H1-, Xi,-:gp W 4 w i i .44 1 l f:. v Tl-IE AN N UAL l E U 'I :. In if f F... 1956 Patterns in Our life Tl-IE ANNUAL STAFF ITHACA I-IIGI-I SCI-IOOI. Editor . . Assistant . . . General Manager Assistant .... Business Manager Assistant . . . Ithaca, New York Susan Laubengayer . . . . .Joanne Smith . . . . .David Foster . . . . .Merrill Burr . . . . . . . . . . . .Albert Cappucci . . . .Richard Nulle 5 I l . ' Dedication ,f We, the Class of 1956, dedicate our Annual to Kenneth W. Elmore, who, as our class adviser, has helped shape the pattern of our senior year. Mr. Elmorels advice and suggestions were always avail- able when needed, and because of them our active senior year was successful. We are grateful to him for the interest he showed in us as a class and as individuals. The time he gave to work with class officers and committees and also to help us prepare for the College Board Exams is appreciated. Those of us who had the privilege of being taught by Mr. Elmore will always remember his lively math classes and the talent he had for making this difficult subject clear. Another fond memory the class will carry with them is the sight of Mr. Elmore at Ithaca Highls sports events. His loyal support was an encouragement to team members and fans alike. May the dedication of this yearbook be an expression of our regard for Mr. Elmore. HJ Vtlhat is our life? Informative classes, active cluhs, thrilling football games. and dreamy dances-all of these merge to Weave the pattern of our life in Ithaca High. Vtfe of the l956 X1 lllllllll Staff have attempted to trace this pattern. The fundamental purpose of high school life is education. Most of our time at l.H.S. is spent in classrooms where facts and ideas are learned and applied. Outside the classroom, however, when we participate in extra-curricula r activities. we learn how to get along with others and gain experience in special interest helds such as sports and music. After four years of high school, the senior is prepared to graduate and continue his education or begin a career. The patterns which have heen formed during his stay in high school will guide him in the future. Education- Fcrculty ...... .,... 5 Experience- ACt1V1t19S ,,,.. ..,,,,.. 1 6 Graduation- Seniors .,,, ,,,,,,, 7 2 Education and experience make up the patterns which have shaped our life in high school. culminating in graduation. These same patterns will influence all that we do and thus determine the sort of men and women we become. t5l Patterns of education are formed under the guidance of the FACULTY 4 Wvawivz H f' Dr. William L. Grugq Superintendent of Sr-iiools. B. S., indiana Uni- vclrsityz M. S., Phil., Cornell Univ:-rsity. Dr. William L. Irvine Assistant Sllpvrintvnfic-nt. A. li.. Xl. Ed., University of Maine: PILD.. llornell Univer- sity. -..,.,,,. J ,W A-L Board of Education-First Row: Mr. Hanselman, Mr. Stutz, Ur. Calvin, Mrs. Baldwin, Dr. Cragg, Mrs. Fincher, Hrs Goldsmith, Miss Baherg Second Row: Mr. Skawski, Mr. Humphreys, Mr. Farnsworth, Dr. Irvine. E83 l 5 To the Class of 1956: Seldom has a class made as good use of their time and the facilities at hand as our seniors. One hundred and two members have a four-year scholastic average of 2.00 or better. This is phenomenal. Your participation and lead- ership in school activities has been of the same high order. It has been an inspiration and a priv- lege to know you and to work with you. Your faculty wishes you well and, for the years ahead, leaves with you this thought. 'gYou have each been given a bag of tools, A forrnless rock and a book of rulesg And each must make, ere life has flown, A stumbling-block or a stepping-stonef' Sincerely, F. R. Buss . A ,rf Frank R. Bliss , l Leonard C. Buyse Vive Principal. A. B.. University of Rochester: M. S. Ph.lJ., Cornell University Supervising Principal. B. S., Al- hany State Teachers Collegxeg M. S., Cornell University. Hurry S Powell founselor A B M S Cor nell University Marian L. Warren Head of Guidance Depart- ment. A. B., M. A., Oberlin College: l'h.D., Cornell Uni- versity Iohn W. Graves Counselor. B. S., M. S ., Ith- aca College. Samuel I. Catalicmo Helen L, Bliss COIIUSCIOT, DifPf'l0T Of FOT' Principals Assistant. B. S., Al- ffllin IIHHEHIHSICS- A- Ba M- Sw hany State Teachers College. Cornell University. I9 bv' 0,5-WI' WW' Lawrence E. Bach Mary L. Battisti Frank L. Battisti Patricia P. Beck Albert E. Bedworth Head of Science Depart- Business. B. S., Albany Music. B. S., Ithaca Col- Science. A. B., Cornell' lilealth. B. S., Cortland ment. B. S., Syracuse Uni- State Teachers College. lege. Universityg M. A., Uni- State Teachers College. versity: M. S., Albany VCT5itY0fNIiCh123n- State Teachers College. Dorothy L. Bennett Edgar E. Bredbenner Emilie M. Brown Mayfred Clallin A. William Clark Library Clerk. A. B., Cor- Supervisor of Physical English. A. B., William Head of Mathematics De- Art. B. F. A., Alfred Uni- nell University. Education and Recrea- Smith College: M. A., partment. B. S., St. Law- versity, M. Ed., Cornell tion. G. C., Reading Nor- Cornell University. rence University. University. mal School, Special Cer- tificate, Cornell Univer- sity. Robert E. Conqdon Ethelwyn Comelius L. Grace Cotton Dora M. DePew Iane H. Diehl Driver Training. B. S., Director of Home Arts. School Nurse. R. N., Hos- Mathematics. A. B., Keu- Science. A. B., Miami East Stroudsburg State B. S., Elmira Collegeg pital of the Good Shep- ka College: M. A., Syra- Universityg M. A., Cor- Teachers College, M. S., M. S., Cornell University. herd, Syracuse. cuse University. nell University. Ithaca College. E101 Clarence R. Dixon Director of Vocational Education. B. S., Univer- sit of Rochester' M. S., y , Cornell University. Iosephine C. Emstein Foreign Languages. A. B., Supervisor of Music. Cornell Universityg M. Oneonta State Normal A., Columbia University. School, Mus. B., Ithaca College. Emma Rose Elliott M0503 E- Elliott Health. B. S., M. S., Head of English Depart- Cornell University. ment. A. B., Allegheny Collegeg M. A., Cornell University. Robert K. Fiske Driver Training. B. S., Pennsylvania State Col- legeg M. S., Cornell Uni- versity. Bernice H. Finch Thomas H. Gorman Industrial Arts, Driver Assistant School Secre- Training. B. S., Oswego tary. lthaca High School. State Teachers College. Otto A. Heck Mathematics, Science. B. S., Fordham Universityg M. Ed., Cornell Univer- sity. Gladys M. Gutenberqer E111 Kenneth W. Elmore Mathematics. A.B., M.A., Albany State Teachers College. Dr. Helen D. Elston Director of Medical ln- spection. R. N., Bellevue Hospital, B. S., Elmira Collegeg M. D., Cornell University: M. P. H., Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Sylvia F. Fowler Clara S. Gage Guidance Office Assist- English. A. B., M. A., ant. Altoona Business Ph.D., C nell Uniiser- School. sit , L,.Jv Q f'fQff l 'f Donald F. Henry William E. Hickson Industrial Arts, Driver Physical Education. B. S., Training. B. S., Oswego Syracuse Universityg M. State Teachers College. S., Ithaca College. 2353! Elsie F. Hinman Kasimer E. Hipolit Robert H. Holgate Foreign Languages. A. B., Citizenship Education. A. English. A. B., Cornell M. A., Cornell University. B., M. S., Cornell Univer- University. sity. Edward A. Kala! Thomas W. Mahoney S. Carolyn Marsh Business. B. S., M. S., Sy- Industrial Arts, Mathe- Music. Mus. B., Ithaca racuse University. matics. B. S., Buffalo College. State Teachers College. Roger W. Ming Dorothy Minogue Nancy M. Mock Science. B. S., M. S., Homemaking. B. S., M. Business. B. S., Florida Cornell University. S., Plattsburg State State University. Teachers College. 5121 -.. , , 4. rw.. ..: f.,,.ff ,..,..f Mary Honcharik Business. B. S., M. S., Al- bany State Teachers Col- lege-.,g. yy' ...f,, ,Ag s', -., X C' is A . I 1 -Q-. Ralph W. Iones Director of Health Edu- cation. B. S., Wesleyan University, M.A., Colum- bia University. 5 a Vito E. Mason Ruth L. Miller Music. B. S., New York Foreign Languages. A.B., University. Ioseph A. Morris Citizenship Education. A. B., University of North Carolina, M. A., Colum- bia University. Syracuse Universityg M. A., Cornell University. , .. W w xww WBX . . .. r, 1 . A gt' Martha P. Neighbour Mathematics. A. B., Houghton College: M. A., Albany State Teach- ers College. Norma H. Newman Viola A. Partridge I. Ian Peters Homemaking. B. S., Buf- Mathematics. A. B., Wil- English, Driver Training. falo State Teachers Col- liam Smith College. B. F. A., B. S., Ithaca lege, M. S., Cornell Uni- College. versity. Patricia N. Pierce Louis A. Preston Virginia A. Rasmussen English. B. S., South Da- Vocational Agriculture. English. A. B., M. A., kota State College. B. S., M. S., Cornell Uni- Cornell University. versity. Curtis L. Piaif Ethel D. Pierce Head of Citizenship Ed- Business. B. S., Elmira ucation Department. A. College. B., M. A., Albany State Teachers College. Elsie M. Sarge School Nurse. R. N., Buf- falo Ceneral Hospital. Iohn I. Ruane English. A. B., St. Ber- nard's Seminary: M. A., Cornell University. Dorothy Seaburg Phyllis M. Seaqer Walter C. Schroeder English. A. B., Gettys- High School Secretary. Business. B. S., M. S., burg College, M. A., Sy- racuse University, M. S., Cornell University. Ithaca High School. Syracuse University. U31 Sally M. Shumway Suzanne E. Siegfried Physical Education. B. S., English. A. B., Cornell Cortland State Teachers University. College. Lynne W. Sisson Iohn Skawski English. A. B., Albany Baseball and Football State Teachers College. Coach. A. B., M.Ed., Cor- nell University. i z: 'f K . . if t ,.?Tf, , 'S ,jiri gs 5.55 sl.fE,f:Z,f C. '... K 3- q . We S .1 i XT T is . xl 'f -QW 1' s 'L' 55. f-, ':. ' Zffi2...7 l M ., in iti.--4253! .U . ,g-W.: , QQ, S f.,,,.lBJJr Nw 55M WE, ...ii Arthur D. Smith Elizabeth D. Stocking Citizenship Education. A. Librarian. A. B., Cornell B., St. Lawrence Univer- Universityg B. S., West- sity. ern Reserve University. Carol E. Taber Citizenship Education. B. S., Mansfield State Teach- ers College. Ioseph I. Tatascore Beverly L. Thomas Alice W. Wamer Muriel C. Weeks Director of Athletics. B Medical Office Assistant. Manager of Cafeteria. Science. A. B., M. A., Al- S., M. S., Ithaca College. B., Western Reserve Uni- Ithaca High School. Pratt Institute. bany State Teachers Col- versityg M. A., Cornell lege, University. Florence Williamson Mctriorie N. Wilson Elmer I. Woodams Foreign Languages. A.B., English. A. B., Bennett Industrial Arts. Roches- Syracuse Universityg M. College. ter Mechanics Institute. A., Cornell University. U41 Oliver M. York Director of Business De- partment and Placement Bureau. A. B., Colgate University: M. A., Al- bany State Teachers Col- lege. e 5 Ruth W. York Library Clerk. A. B., Cor- nell Universityg M. A., Albany State Teachers College. Donald C. Young Dewitt Zien Citizenship Education. A. Svienve. B. S., M. S., B., M.Ed., Cornell Uni- Ph.D., Cornell Univer- versity. sity. P4 R f-..,,,,Ml 15 Qwwl MQ Q Qvfgffffgyg' .Cliff WI V- - f QSM CwQyM 553 wigihbfwwwgw My Ei? 4,11 MSX. Kw 20 M M Qpffsk 7 WAGON? any , QB wk Patterns particip ACTIV H E' X' ' 5 y 4 5 5 7 s 94 1 , , W , 1 ,, ,L ,e W 'lllli Rl M me na - -. -A., fue... -,r ,Q ' uwrwyv ,5 f - as 4 .gtg ,g.i..,, - ' V , .5 f . ,Y , .Z ,,..,i,3, ,t Q , 3, -, ,,..-M .ar WWW, Vwmewa., Q. ..,,i,A,,v,,, E . 5, 0 5 is First Row: Janet Hankinson, Patty Mack, Mary Lee Alles, Nancy Stump, Kathy Trapp, Barbara Painter, Jacqueline Klune, Donna Coon, Marilyn Hull, Margaret Musgrave, June Smith, Carol Miller, Elizabeth Taylor, Jane Kleeman, Dale Sherwood, Freemont Shepherd, Ann Marshall, Merrill Burr: Second Row: Albert Cappucci, Jane Galvin, Kathy Mc- Keegan, Bill Carter, Dick York, Margaret Credle, Margaret Baur, Nancy Jones, Carol Kleeman, Elinor Hugo, Patty Phil- lips, Ruth Thayer, Andrea Adams, J. C. Page, Sue Ensworth, William Coggshall, Jack Harding, Marcia Child, Linda Tarbell, George Malti, Mr. Battistig Third Row: Martha Musgrave, Pat Lane, Janet Weiskerger, Suzie Colbert, Delight Cartlein, Larry Bennett, Bob Saturn, Ralph Dayton, Roger Cee, Neil Wintermute, Bill Mobbs, Bob Gardner, Dana Fur- man, Carolyn Pfohl, Marianne Fish, Charles Dickinson, Cyrus Cantrell, Fourth Row: Stewart Wallace, Martin Thayer, David Kresge, Allen Moore, Lee Leonard, Dennis Wagar, David Foster, Donald Halt, Warren Marks, Jonathan Levine, Charles Cladel, Cordon Light, Nick Krukovsky, Bob Miller, Pat Caveney, Dick Heimlich, Gary James. ing Band. First Row: Madeline Whitted, Sherry Huntley, Deanna Tlisted, Marching Band One of the most spirited and hard working groups at I.H.S. each fall is the Little Red March- Cood music and precision marching marked the half-time performances presented by the band at football games. Fancy footwork, including Charleston, rock and roll, and square dance steps, Connie Rotunno: Second Row: Carol Wilsoli, Carol Sue lip- was a sp6Ci3.lly. IJZIDCQ IlllIlll1PI'S to ln' I't'1l16l'11- stein, Albert Cappucvi, Roberta Van Ostrand, Lynda Vyskovil. Drum Sergeant . . l niform Nlanagvi Marching Band gives the half-time show for the Mooseheart game. Director ....... l W J erarfs Day parade X bered were 6'Sevenlee117' and Vive lfoot Twofi The high point of the season was the half- time show, Wllinie on My llandsfi at tht- Moose- heart game on Svhoellkopf lflield. Thr- band also marclicd in the llalloweien parade and won lirst prize in the animal Net- Druln Major .... ......... Albert Czippllmfci ...............CeorgolVlalti Pal lllavk. lflizalwlli Taylor liattisti f 5 Y 2 s r N X yy y First Row: Jonathan Levine, Barbara Painter, Allen Moore, Kathy Trapp, Janet Hankinson, Dan Evett, Chris Mathew- son, June Smith, Ruth Thayer, Patty Mack, Ellie Hugo, Patty Phillips, Suzie Colbert, Marilyn Hullg Second Row: J. C. Page, Jim Hedlund, Jane Kleeman, Charles Cladel, Margaret Musgrave, Delight Gartlein, Marcia Child, Margaret Credle, David Kresge, Pat Lane, Carol Miller, Kathleen Mclieegan, Dennis Wagar, Hugh Lacy, Cyrus Cantrell, Nick Krukovskyg Third Row: Margaret Baur, Nancy Jones, Ann Marshall, Ben Tracy, Jackie Klune, Jack Harding, Freya Ulafson, Janet Weiskerger, Freemont Shepherd, Elizabeth Taylor, Sally Henderson, Larry Bennett, Nancy Stump, Dick York, Mary Lee Alles, Byron McCalmon, Norman Lacy, Bill Carter, Ralph Dayton: Fourth Row: Mr. Battisti, Neil termute, Stewart Wallace, Bill Mobbs, Kent Moore, Jane Galvin, Bob Saturn, Sue Ensworth, Martha Musgrave, Bob Win- Mil- ler, Warren Marks, Donald Hatt, Dana Furman, Charles Dickinson, Dave Foster, Lee Leonard, Gordon Light, William Coggshall, Marty Thayer, Richard Cushman. Concert Band Activities of this year's Concert Band con- sisted of practice and more practice, resulting in fine performances for the public. Membership in the band, as well as placement in sections, was on a competitive basis, and periodic try-outs and challenges were held throughout the year. Under the guidance of Mr. Battisti, the band spent much time reading different types of music and preparing for concerts. During the year the band played for a Board of Education meeting at Boynton Junior High and for a double school assembly. Band members traveled to Owego Free Academy to present an assembly concert in early May and concluded the year with the annual spring concert on May l8 at Foster Hall. Notable among the concert num- bers were lVloussorgsky's MGreat Gate of Kievv and '4Death and Transfigurationw by Richard Strauss. President ........ . . .Charles Dickinson Vice-President ..... ..... L arry Bennett Secretary-Treasurer . . . . .Stewart Wallace Librarian ......... ..... R uth Thayer Conductor . . . i .... Mr. Battisti ,A J ,,-,f Mr. Battisti conducts a practice session of Concert Band. The clarinet section rehearses with Mr. Battisti. l 19 J First Violins: Kathleen Walls fConcertmistressJ, Nicholas Krukovsky, Alice Bly, Ann Lounsber Phoebe Mas L' d y, on, m a Kelfier, Margaret Hutt, Richard Slocum, Joanne Testut, Betsy Murphy, Calvin Sears, .John Asher: Second Violins' M 'l K ll - ' ' ' ' arl yn e ogg, Ian MacLeod, Ronald Moore, Helen Hillhouse, Martha Murphy, Faith Miller, Josephlne Thomas, Christine Gostanian, Ethel Seeber, Karen VanDeBogart, Edith Parr, Rachel Lumbard, Madeline Jenkins, Irene Lyon, Diane Cole, Joli Kuppingerg Violus: James Smith, Elizabeth Eberle, Susan Ensworth, Edwenna Rosserq 'Cellosz Judy Edwards, Laura Wolfowitz, Peter Rubin, Anne Welker, Julian Shepherdg String Basses: Robert Miller, Hugh Lacy, Martha Musgrave, Annette Cates, Alan Udall, George Blodgettg Flutes: Pat Mack, Ruth Thayer, Pat Phillips, Elinor M Orchestra The eighty-eight-member Ithaca High School Or- chestra has had a busy year. Under the direction of Miss Marsh, they have participated in four concerts. At Christmas time the orchestra joined other mus- ical groups of the Ithaca Public Schools in the annual Christmas Concert. Kathleen Walls, Concertmistress. was featured soloist in Barowskiis Adoration.', Because of a heavy snowfall, the Spring Concert. scheduled for March 16, was held on March 20. Kay Walls played another violin solo, and Jacqueline Klune Miss Marsh conducts an orchestra re- hearsal. U01 51 M..- a....1a. Hugo, Miriam Heinicke: Oboe: Christina Mathewsong Clarinets: Jonathan Levine, Allen Moore, Jane Kleeman, J. Cuy- ler Page, Barbara Painter: Bassoon: Margaret Musgrave: French Horns: Jacqueline Klune, Jack Harding, Janet Weis- kerger, Elizabeth Taylor: Trumpets: Charles Dickinson, David Foster, Donald Hatt, Lee Leonard: Trombones: Larry Bennett, Byron McCalmon, Richard York, Nancy Stump, Mary Lee Alles, Norman Lacy: Tuba: Warren Marks: Percus- sion: Stiewart Wallace, Judith Sine, Jane Galvin, William Mobbs: Associate Pianist: Andrew Thomas: Alternate Pianist: .lanet C ose. and Charles Dickinson were featured soloists on the French horn and trumpet, respectively. The Senior Choir joined the orchestra in presenting selections from 4'The Student Princev by Sigmund Romberg. ln recognition of the Mozart Bicentennial, the or- chestra gave an all-Mozart assembly program on April ll. Jackie Klune gave a repeat performance, and An- drew Thomas, pianist, played Mozart's ':Concertina in Cf' The orchestra traveled to the Boynton Junior High School on April 19 to present an assembly program. President . . ..... Hugh Lacy Secretary . . . .... Ann Lounsbery Librarian .......... .... M artha Musgrave ' Assistant Librarian ...Richard Slocum Orchegtra members Concentrate on pro- Conductor ........ .... M iss Marsh dueing a memorable spring concert. E211 43 -3 First Row: Bette Nelson, Joanne Brown, Ann Lounsbery, Alice Hall, Betty Nelson: Second Row: Peggy Hospital, Gloria Drake, Pat Mahool, Carol Robinson, Sue Womble, Renee Sack, Barbara Grove, Gloria Scott, Connie Bonanni, Roberta Horowitz, Peg Teeterg Third Row: Dilly Beeson, Gail Loomis, Susan Grover, Phyllis Zibulski, Nancy Lyon, Margaret Price, Phoebe Mason, Julie Gentle, Linda Shaw, Connie Rotunno, Roberta Terwillegzar, Jean Holtham, Sandy Pugsley, Mr. Mason: Fourth Row: Sheila Winters, Helen Mc-Meekin, Claire Clarey, Lynne Conner, Janet Ingalls, Edith Parr, Kris Thorsland, Doralee Zion, Donna Metz, Susie Dolkos, Ann De Lill, Barbara Blackg Fifth Row: Alice Bly, Dorothy Schlater, Meme Gaherty, Marcia Meigs, Midge Broad, Joan Hornbrook, Jean Kristoff, Nancy Hull, Carol Soyring, Carol Sherwood, Joanne Testut, Gail Knapp, Barbara Spencerg Sixth Row: Janet Weiskerger, Eileen Morton, Alice Dalton, Thelma Prince, Jean Baker, Helen Rempel, Beth Bradley, Susan Kent, Carol Sue Epstein, Carol Wilson, Pat Pearl, Phyllis Weber, Jackie Terpening, Susan Laubengayer, Bev Dimock, Joan Shepardson. Choral and Glee Clubs Blend This year has been an exceptionally good one for the Choral and Glee Clubs. Both separately and to- gether as the Senior Choir, they presented many fine programs. At Christmas thel Choir participated in two school concerts, an evening performance of vocal and instru- X mental music put on by students in the lthaca Public Schools and a school assembly. One of the most enjoy- able numbers was ulVlary Had a Baby in which Alice Bly sang the soprano solo. Another high point was reached when the orchestra joined with the Choir in 4'Shepherds' Farewell to the Holy Familyf' A program of Christmas music was also given for the lthaca Women's Club. A banquet was held on February 21 at Willard Straight, and Bruce Shapley acted as Master of Cere- monies. Pins were presented to outstanding members of the Choral and Glee Clubs. At the spring orchestra concert, the Glee Club CHORAL CLUB President ....... . . . . . Ann Lounsbery Vice-President ,..... ......... B etty Lou Nelson Mr. Mason leads a Choral Club practice Secretary-Librarians . . . . . .Alice Hall, Bette Nelson Treasurer ......... ......... J oanne Brown session. l 22 l First Row: Bob Blye, Andy Thomas, Bruce Shapley, Bob Cunningham, Bob Ballard, Second Raw: Herbie Love, Barry Shulman, George Knaysi, Bob Lupo, Dave Temeles, Ken Malone, Dave Terpening, Herb Nelson, Ralph Dayton, Bob Hodges, Roger Johnson, Julius Eastman, Bob Jamison: Third Row: Bob Whittier, Jim Smith, Gordon Light, Marshall Budd, Warren Henline, Roger Buckley, Reuben Dworsky, Keith Messenger, Larry Hoard, John Yengo, Torrance Coun- tryman, Dave Brown: Fourth Row: Larry Bennett, Dave Graves, Ralph Willsey, Fred Weinhold, George Lockrow, Dean Bruckner, Calvin Drayton, Don Brady, Dave Marion, Bill Leagans, Vince Burlarley: Fifth Row: George Malti, Bill Fish, Roger Yonkin, Stuart Hallock, George Blodgett, John Farrow, Ed Lee, Pete Baldwin, Warren Marks, Bruce Ol- iver, Don Brewster, John Siegfried, Ed Wilcox, Dave DeGrafl'. I3O Voices to Form Choir members were very proud of their new navy blazers. At this time the Choir again joined the orchestra in pre- senting selections from The Student Princen by Sig- mund Romberg. Dilly Beeson, Joan Hornbroolc, Helen MeMeekin. and Ralph Dayton were soloists. The Choir also took part in an all-Mozart assembly when they sang Ave verum Corpusf, Some of the best numbers presented at the Choir's annual concert on April 27 were the difficult Jig for Voicesf, the beautiful '4Night- fall in Skyef, and the '4Crazy Cantataw with soloists Gloria Drake and Larry Hoard. A great honor was bestowed upon the Choir when Dilly Beeson and Alice Bly were selected to go to St. Louis, Missouri, and take part in the National Festival of Music. On May 8 the Choir traveled to Johnson City and Binghamton North and on the following day Ithaca High entertained the Nottingham School Choir from Syracuse. GLEE CLUB President ........ .... B ruce Shapley Vice-President ..... .... R obert Ballard Secretary-Librarian . . . ......... Robert Blye Treasurer ......... .... R obert Cunningham T231 ,ffl apt -- , A R , -,,,- Glee Club rehearses for the Christmas concert. DQPD First Row: Johnson, Brennan, Rosa, Houghton, Margot Williams, Mabee, White, Weeks, DeGraff, Lucas. Coleman, Luc'- earelli, Phipps, Evans, Henderson, Garvin, Second Row: Heinieke, Kallstrom, Margaret Williams, Lucidi, Trapp, Mul- eahy, Alles, Hillhouse, Grifhth, Grimes, Miller, Galvin, Bonney, Van Lent, Foss, Shaw: Third Row: Laekner, Briggs, Kimple, M. Smith, june Smith, Hull, Thomas, O'Brien, Wells, Miller, Roskelly, Halstead, Bishop, Hornbrook, Herron, Hunsinger, Tarhell, Wolfowitz: Fourth Row: Brophy, Bly, Pyle, Oreutt. Hugo, Colbert, Yager, Baur, Green, Grant, Jeanne Smith, MeElwee, Heroy, Gorman, Fincher, l.oosli, Kleeman, Cornelius, Credle, Pratt: Fifth Row: Rightmyer, Little, 0'Hara, Wager, Coggshall, Auble, Baseom, Heimlieh, Cannavino, Yengo, Hoff, Shulman, Boda, Mott. Arthur, Downing, Juekett, Fiteh: Sixth Row: Gray, Myers, Cornelius, Davis, Lavoie, D. Smith, Rogers, Bullock, Chapman, Young, Wagar, Brown, Payne, Seventh Row: Ensworth, Gibbs, Spencer, Mc-Carthy, Elliott, Kozak, Greene, Moulton, Troy. Junior Choir The Junior Choir, consisting of members of the Junior Choral Club and the Junior Glee Club, made its first appearance at the l. H. S. Christmas Concert on December l7. The Choir sang 'KA Joyous Carolv and '4Sing Noel. Mimi Heiniclce and Kathleen lllencsik were the incidental soloists in L'Stars Lead Us Ever On. Foster Cornelius was Master of Ceremonies and entertainment was provided by talented Choir members at a banquet held on February 7. ln the Spring Concert on April 27, Hlesus Walked This Lonesome Valleyw was the leading number of the Choir. ulfmitte Spiritumf' uliollytoodumf' and 'iln Joseplfs Lovely Gardena, were among the other selec- tions. Presidents ..... . . .Marilyn McCarthy, Gene Elliott Vice-Presidents ....... Nancy Spencer. Richard York Secretary-Librarians! Betsey Moulton, Emily Troy, lion Kozak The Junior Choir, accompanied bv Susan Treasurers ......,...... Huldah Gibbs, Alan Greene Engwgrth, Sings in the Christmas Cbncertl Aceompanist . .. ........... Susan Ellsworth Director .... .... IN lr. Mason U41 V,--f First Row: Pat Mahool, George Knaysi, Susan Kent, Julie Gentle, Dilly Beeson, Ralph Dayton, Laura Wolfowitz, Second Row: Ruth Thayer, John Farrow, Dave DeCraff, Bruce Shapley, Vince Burlarley, George Blodgett, Marcia Child, Mar garet Musgrave, Third Row: ,lack Harding, Peggy Credle, Buzzy Eberle, Phoebe Mason, Kay Walls, Stewart Wallace Charles Dickinson, Dave Browng Fourth Row: Barbara Painter, Annette Gates, Nick Krukovsky, Jonathan Levine, Dave Foster, Cy Cantrell, Dave Kresge, Pat Mack. All-State This year lthaca High School was well represented by many of its talented music students at the fall festi- val of the New York State School Music Association, commonly known as All-State. Priscilla Beeson, Bruce Shapley, Stewart Wallace, and Kathleen Walls were honored by being chosen for the statewide music conference held at Albany in De- cember. Ten orchestra delegates to the All-State sectionals went to Canandaigua on November 18 and 19. They gave their concert at the Canandaigua High School un- der the direction of Irving Cheyette. Twenty-nine sectional band and choral delegates went to Whitesboro, New York, on December 9 and 10. The All-State band was directed by Elwin Freeman, while Clement Barton led the All-State chorus. Ralph Dayton was baritone soloist in a chorus number, HCod ls the Light of the Worldfi Pat Mahool sang an inci- dental solo in HCranberry Corners, U.S.A.7' E251 Stewart Wallace, Priscilla Beeson, Bruce Shapley, and Kay Walls look over their schedule for the All-State Conference. Harmonettes-First Row: Beeson, Pearl, Rotunno: Second Row: Lounslnery, Kent, Gentle, Hornlmrook. Bachelors-First Row: Nelson, Dayton, Thomas, Temeles Shulman: Scvond Row: Lee, Oliver, Shapley, Malti. wr Q' Blue Tones-First Row: Dim-kinson, Page, Levine, Harding, Wintermiitez Second Row: Blodgett. York, Bennett, Leon- ard, Foster. ff String Quartet-First Row: Edwards, Walls, Second Row: Smith, Krukovsky. L26 to i . fi? Brass Choir-First Rout Bennett, Alles, Klune, Harding Weiskerger, Stump, York: Second Raw: Mobhs, Saturn Dickinson, Leonard, Foster, Hatt, Light, Furman, Wallace: Mr.-Battisti: Third Row: Miller, Dayton, Lacy, Krukovsky, Cantrell, Marks. Woodwind Quintet-First Row: Klune, Musgrave: Second Row: Smith, Thayer, Levine. :EW,..,.,,, Y -' H .La Q 41... First Row: Pat Petrillose, Pat Mack, Joanne Smith, Dick Nulle, Al Cappucci, Susan Laubengayer, Dave Foster, Merrill Burr, Jane Kleeman, Mary Campagna: Second Row: Mr. Smith, Patty Neferis, Betty Nelson, Barbara Painter, Ann Lounsbery, Marilyn Meflarthy, Linda Shaw, Nancy Hull, Edie Parr, Barbara Shepherd, Renee Sack, Mr. Clarkg Third Row: Miss Siegfried, Beth Bradley, Barbara Spencer, Lucy Barnard, Sheila Winters, Alice Bly, Nancy Spencer, Debbie White, Cary Harden, Phyllis Robinson, Dorothy Schlater: Fourth Row: Herb Nelson, Nick Krukovsky, Bruce Layton, Bruce Shapley, Pete McManus, Bruce Oliver, Mike Mulvaney, Ken Aekley, Bob Miller, Bob Sprole. Annual Staff Because of the ideas gained at the Columbia Scholastic Press Association Conference in New York City and the aid of three direct staff assistants, the Annual had an effective year. It all began with a successful subscription drive in October. Soon almost three hundred seniors had filled out their data sheets, which then were checked and typed before being sent to the printer. Page layouts were drawn up. and pictures of clubs. seniors, and fac- ulty were scheduled. 'llhe editorial staff received assign- ments for club write-ups. and the business staff solic- ited advertisements. At the beginning of lVlarcl1 the second subscription drive was held. After spring vacation proofreading and hnal preparation of the book was completed. The covers arrived. and Hnally the Annual was bound and ready for delivery. Editor ..... .... S usan liaubengzayer Assistant ...... ...... J oanne Smith General Manager . . . . . .David lfoster Assistant ....... .... lVl errill Burr Business lvlanager ........... .... A lbert Cappucei The Editor and General Manager plan Assistant ....................... Richard Nulle Page l3YOl1iS- Advisers . .. .lVlr. Clark, Miss Siegfried, Mr. Smith E271 gm L.. sm NW' 'il' -me rv First Row: Jim Smith, ,lulie Gentle, Pat Mahool, Milt Weiner: Second Row: Miss Elliott, Pat Mack, Kris Thorsland, ,loyce Moreyg Third Row: John Leonardo, Frandy Johnson. Tattler Staff Miss Elliott, Milt Weilier, Leonardo draw up layouts. ,.,.,M2Q he and John What7s new? Look in the Tatller. Ithaca Highis newspaper kept busy completing six big issues per term with reports on school news and such events as the de- velopment of the proposed Youth Center over the Cen- tral Fire Station. Everyone waited tensely for the exclusive report on the results of the Miss LHS. contest held on the first of lVlarch with thirteen contestants to choose from. Rolls of laughter went through the classrooms as stu- dents read the April l7ool's issue. Exposure of a secret faculty-sponsored gambling ring and the fact that David Temeles was a Communist really shocked the student body because they had trusted the faculty and the school president. Alert students had suspected that some of the teachers were gamblers, but they were not sure which ones. The Tattler reported all the facts. Some of the interesting: sidelights in the Taltler were reports of alumni, exchange excerpts from other U31 M LG? First Row: Cathy Van Buren, Merrill Burr, Carol Riley, Betsey Moulton, Phyllis Robinson, Peggy Credle, Beth Wilson, Sandy Pugsley, Roberta Terwillegar, Monica Van Lent, Barbara Shepherd, Gloria Scott, Barbara Hammond: Second Row: Sally Pettengill, June Mulcahy, Trudy Whetzel. Katie Shaw, Kathe Johnson, Jane Mr-Fllwee, Jeanne Smith, Chris Mathewson, Barbie Black, Marilyn McCarthy, Rosie Miller, Linda Shaw, Susie Dolkos, Connie Wells, Lucy Guerlacg Third Row: Alice Dalton, Dave Temeles, Ken Malone, Phyllis Weber, Ann Gilbert, John Yengo, Vernon Jensen, Judy Edwards, Delight Gartlein, Buzzy Eberle, Debbie Wells, Beth Bradley, George Knaysi, Margie Baur, Dorothy Schlaterg Fourth Row: Dick Nulle, Dave Brown, Jack Cummings, Fred Macera, John Farrow, George Blodgett, Ken Ackley, John Siegfried, George Malti, Carol Sue Epstein, Kay Walls, Diane Cynoske, Dan Dorf, Pete Findlen. schools, Frandy Johnson's photographs, and g'Speaking of Sportsi' by Milton Weiner. The dirt columns caused just as many ears to prick and eyes to bulge as ever be- fore. And Finally, John Siegfriedis dry humor kept everyone laughing all year long. The Tattleris hard working news staff did a thor- ough job by publishing all the news that was fit to print and even some that wasnit. Co-Editors .... .... J ulia Gentle, Patricia Mahool Feature Editor .................... James L. Smith Advertising Manager . . . . . .John Leonardo Business Manager . . .... Joyce Morey Ofhcre Manager ..... .... P atrieia Mark Circulation Manager ............... Kris Thorsland Advisers ............., Nliss Elliott. Miss Honcharik Miss lflliott help? Julie Gentle and Pat Mahool read page proofs. i29l First Row: Peggy Hospital, Elaine Terwillegar, Linda Kallstrom, Pat Pearl, Dave Temeles, John Asher, Pat Mahool, Jane Calvin, Faith Miller: Second Row: Linda Shaw, Ann Wilson, Martha Murphy, Alice Bly, Peggy Credle, Margie Baur, Ellie Hugo, Beth Wilson, Laura Wolfowitz: Third Row: Dick Decker, Ceorge Peterson, Bob Hetzler, Jim Allan, Dave Gilbert, Jim Carter, Peter Rubin. J. C. Page, Chuck Johns, Mr. Kalaf: Fourth Row: Dave Kresge, Herb Warren, Bob Cunningham, Phil Hall, Clarence Raymond, Baneroft Langdon, Bill Rocco, Byron MeCalmon, Art Adams. Student Council Pat Pearl reads Council minutes while Dave Temeles and Ed Ludgate listen. This year the Student Council, representing the student body, backed many worthwhile activities. As a result of student contributions, a television set was given to Mr. Bliss, who was ill at the time. The Junior Chest drives in the fall and spring were very successful, with some homeroonis Contributing as much as seventy dollars. Under the supervision of the Coun- eil and hnaneed by the P.T.A., slip covers were made for the Student Activities Oliiee by the lloinemaking Department. Couneil representatives also eondueted a clothing drive for the beneht of families in lthaea. Creeee, and polled the students for suggestions for a new high sehool. ln May ollieers for next year were eleeted. and an informal dance was held to celebrate their inaugura- tion. President ..... ..... D avid 'lit-ineles Vic-e-President . . . . .Edward liudgate Secretary .... . . .Patricia Pearl Treasurer ,. .... John Asher Adviser . . ..,. Mr. Kalaf l30l 55 55309 'T'sf 5 First Row: Nancy Jones, Betty Lou Nelson, Joanne Brown, Joanne Smith, Linda Shaw, Marilyn McCarthy, Bruce Shap- ley, Jim Carter, Dorothy Schlater, Pat Mack, Barbie Black, Ann Lounsbery, Jacqueline Klune, Hannah Hathawayg Sec- ond Row: Miss Elliott, Renee Sack, Joyce Morey, Pat Lincoln, Julie Gentle, Susan Laubengayer, Beth Bradley, Dick Nulle, Larry Bennett, Jonathan Black, Ralph Dayton, Dan Dorf, Dave Temeles, Pete Findlen, Phyllis Robinson, Peggy Hospital, Pat Delaney, Mary Campagna, Pat Mahool: Third Row: Gloria Scott. Roberta Horowitz, Beth Wilson, Buzzy Eberle, Phoebe Mason, Susan Kent, Carol Sue Epstein, Milton Weiner, Fred Macera, Fred Weinhold, John Asher, Dave Kresge, Bob Cunningham, Jim L. Smith, Hugh Lacy, Kay Walls, George Blomgzren, Janet Weiskerger, Alice Bly, Marilyn Broad: Fourth Raw: Herb Warren, George Blodgett, Jim S. Smith, Ronald deNeuf, Bill Leagans, Bruce Cowan, John Siegfried, Ed Lee, Andy Thomas, Bruce Layton, John Farrow, Ed Ludgate, Dick Slocum, Dave Foster, Mike Mulvaney, Frandy Johnson. National Honor Society lthaca's chapter of the National Honor Society be- gan the year with two assemblies. The Hrst was given to introduce extra-curricular activities to the freshmen. At the other assembly on November 17, eighteen seniors were inducted. Speakers were Carol Sue Ep- stein, who discussed Leadership, David Foster-Schob arship, Pat Mahool-Character, and Julie Gentle- Service. N.H.S. members acted as guides for the annual P.T.A. Open House in the fall and again on January 18 when Ithaca elementary school teachers visited the High School. At the spring induction thirteen seniors and twenty-two juniors were admitted. Dr. Claude L. Kulp was the speaker. This year, the Society continued the plan started last year to establish an employment file and interview businessmen in the community about their needs and ideas on high school education. President ....... ........ J ames Carter Vice-President . . . .... Dorothy Schlater , Secretary .... .......... P atricia Mack b Mr' BLISS and P?tdMi?k greet new mem' Treasurer . . ........... Bruce Shapley ers at t e Spring In uc lon' Advisers .. .... Miss Elliott, Mr. Powell l31J 4a 3 'I-'Sh --for .audi wiv xg' Qs First Row: Bruce Oliver, Byron McCalmon, .lim Ross, Marcia Child: Second Row: Marilyn McCarthy, Barbara Black, David Brown, Linda Shaw, Third Row: Dave Kresge, Bob Cunningham, Ed Lee, Bob Miller. Junior Class Junior Class ollicers conduct a meeting in the auditorium. Organized at the end of last year when ofhcers were elected, the Class of l957 began its junior year hy forming class committees, conducting a dues drive in Octolmer, and selecting class rings. John Asher, Dave Kresge, Marilyn McCarthy, and Jim Ross were elected hy their classrnates to attend the Citizenship Education Conference at Syracuse Univer- sity in April. April marked the climax of junior activities. On April 6. the Junior Class Assembly. HLet's Dance. was staged. A week later, myriad schools of Fish were seen in Boynton Gym at the Junior Prom, Hlinderwater Fan- tasyf, This year a Junior Queen, Pat Pearl, was elected from among the girls in the class to reign over the dance. ln May Senior Class officers for next year were elected to continue the fine work of the Junior Class. President ..... ......... J arnes Ross Vice-President . . .... Byron Mc-Calmon Secretary .... ....... lVl arcia Child Treasurer . . .......... Bruce Oliver Advisers . . . . .lVlrs. Taber, Mr. Pfafl' E321 -lt Q 41 q .. First Row: Mimi Heinicke, Arlene Johnson, Carol Riley, Chris Mathewson, Bob Gardner, Kip Kane, Jane Galvin, Bill Wimsatt, Carol Yan Buren, Sally White: Second Row: Cathy Van Buren, Sandy Wagner, Judy Watson, Monica Van Lent, Kathy Trapp, June Smith, Sandy Bonney, Carol Miller, Laura Wolfowitz, June lVlulcahy, Betsey Moulton, Mr. Ruaneg Third Row: Kiki Whiting, Onnie Adams, Jim Myers, Nancy Daughety, David Nulle, Ann Simpson, Louise McCarthy, George Peterson, Kathy Illencsik, Dorothy Brady, Fourth Row: Barbara Hammond, Margie Baur, Peggy Credle, Bradley .lones, Jeanie Pyle, Pete Brown, Peter Rubin, Cy Cantrell, Bob Shaw, Debbie Wells, Jean Bassett. Forum Forum was organized two years ago in order to give freshmen and sophomores an opportunity to de- bate. It has continued this year to give its members an understanding of the important questions of the day and practice in the art of debating. An October induc- tion brought thirty-six new members into the club. During the year debates were held concerning lforumls joining the Forensic League, compulsory mil- itary training in high schools, the withdrawal of the llnited States from the United Nations. and other cur- rent subjects. ln addition to actual debates. the club learned about public speaking and debating techniques from talks by lVlr. llipolit and lVlr. Buane. A profitable year was brought to close with a pic- nic held in lVlay. President ...... ...... B obert Gardner Vice-President . . . . . .Christina Mathewson Secretary ...... ...... K atharine Shaw Treasurer . . . . . .Christopher Kane Adviser . .. ...... Mr. Ruane L :ass 1 Bob Gardner, Jean Bassett, and George Knaysi plan a debate with the help of Mr. ltuane. an..-nn. .4 an. ant. 1 .. - hrs! Row: Bob leletaler, Bob Cunningham. Milton Weiner, Herb Warren, George Little, Ron deNeuf, Al Cappucci, Larry Bennett, Bill Fish: Second Row? Mr. Holgate, Pete Fiwdlen. Dave Temeles. Cary Harden, .lohn Yengo, Dick Nulle, .lohn Lt30Il8l'll0,.B1ll Carter, Mr. Hipollt: Third Row: ,lim Allan. Dave Brown, .lim Carter, Hugh Lacy. Byron Meffalmon. llob Miller, Nell Mcllougal. Reuben Dworsky, Stewart Wallace, Ralph Dayton: Fourth Huw: ,lim Ross. .lohn Patterson lad Ludgate. Bill Leagans, Dave Foster. Bruce Layton. Bob Flannery, ,Iohn Siegfried, Dick Slocum, Ed Wilcox lohii Asher, Fred Macera, .lack Cummings. A I Con gress The Sixty-Second Congress began with the election and initiation of thirty-two members. Like its national namesake. the elnh held debates after business meet ings. ln November Herb Walrren was elected by his fel- low Congressmen to reign as king over the Mooseheart football weekend. The annual Congress-Faculty basketball game took place on February 21 at Boynton Gym with Con- gress putting up a valiant struggle only to lose in the final seconds 41 to 133. The climax ol' the Clnbis year was the traditional Congressional Cotillion held on March lil under the supervision of Co- Chairmen Pete Findlen and Herb Vifarren. George Little and Barbara Grant were named king and queen of the uljioman Holidayf, A steak dinner in lVlay ended the social activities of Congress for V155-56. Speaker ........ . . .George Malti Deputy-Speaker . . . . . .George Little Clerk ........ .. .Ronald deNeuf George Malti COHdUCiS 21 Infieling Of CUU' Treasurer ...... . . . ..... Milton Wieiner gress. Sergeant-at-Arms . ......... Herbert Warren Advisers ...... . . .Mr. llipolit. Mr. Holgate 5343 N U fyu' First Row: Helen Rempel, Pat Mahool, Julie Gentle, Jane Kleeman, Carol Sue Epstein, Rosie Miller, Pat Mack, Gloria Scott, Adi Troescher: Second Row: Mrs. Pierce, Merrill Burr, Gloria Drake, Kris Thorsland, Midge Broad, Beth Brad ley, 'Iiina Van Lent, Dilly Beeson, .lean Holtham, Miss Diehl: Third Row: Betty Nelson, Ann Lounsbery, Lucy Barnard Phyllis Robinson, Betsy Murphy, Ginny Wilcox, Debbie White, Susan Laubengayer, Dorothy Schlater, Alice Hall, Mary Campagna: Fourth Row: Trudy Whetzel, Judy Love, Marilyn McCarthy, Ellen Loosli, Pat Pearl, Anne deForest, Buzzy liberle, Nancy Spencer, Beth Wilson, Marcia Child, ,lane Kenrick, Nancy Jones, Hannah Hathaway. Legislative Assembly Legislative Assembly sought to teach its members the art of debating and gave them an opportunity to practice in debates held regularly after the meetings. A precedent was started when two associate member- ships were given to foreign students attending l.H.S. for only one year. A forest scene provided the background for uAutumn Nocturne, Legislative7s annual dance, held on November 18, in Boynton Gym. At the Faculty-Congress game, cheers were led by the seniors, and the half time show, l'Pajama Gamef, was presented by the junior members of Legislative and Congress. For the second consecutive year, the Club sold lifesavers to their schoolmates to help finance the senior members, trip to New York during spring vaca- tion. The annual banquet was held on May 27. President ...................... Carol Sue Epstein Vice-President . . . . . .Rosemary Miller Secretary ....... .... I ane Kleeman Treasurer ........ . . . .... . . .Patricia Mack Sergeant-at-Arms .... ................ J ulie Gentle Advisers ......... .... M iss Diehl, Mrs. P. Pierce t35l Legislative cheerleaders support Con gress at the Congress-Faculty game. -'x First Row: Senecal, Evans, Cowan, Brady, Johnson, Anderson, S. Bonney, Watson, Kuppinger, Weiner, A. Bly, P. Robin- son, Hunt, Whiting, Kirkup, Wagner, S. Parr, Beyer, Mabee, O'iIonnor, A. Welkerg Second Row: Mr. Fiske, Love, Lyon, C. Welker, C. Robinson, Kleeman, Horton, Turner, Henderson, A. Bonney, Bassett, Hertel, Harden, Sprague, E, Parr, Hull, Driscoll, Petricola, Maellonald, Taber, Delaney: Third Row: Tomboulian, Reynolds, Kane, Graves, Mosher. Blom- gren, Allan, Barron, Hall, Shapley, Cladel, Stuver, Little, Rubin, Dimock, Nulle, Dorf, Nelson, Fiteh, Gardner: Fourth Row: Mann, Dalton, Ervay, Decker, Miller, McCarthy, Hosser, Madison, Tarbell, Hough, Ingalls, L. Dunbar, Bell, Dolkos, Upper, Cleaveland, Daughety, Parriek, Woolley, Nelson, M. Kellogg, Manteullel, Kellogg: Fifth Row: Phipps, D. Dunbar, Bouker, Head, Dillingham, English, Winters, Bradley, Wells, Quirk, Murphy, Warren, Simpson, S. Laubengayer, Lounsbery, Palmer, Albrecht, Herron, Crimes, Illenesik, Christensen, Sehlater: Sixth Row: Weiskerger, Hunsinger, liol- bert, Phillips, N. Laubengayer, Pratt, Walls, Wilcox, C. Bly, Bower, Baker, Dimoek. Allied Youth Allied Youth has had a suevessful year proving that a good time may be had without the use of alcoholic beverages. The elub sponsored one of the first assemblies of the school year with Keith Ellinwood as speaker. To raise money to send eleven delegates and lwiss Brown to the Buck Hill Falls international Conference. Allied Youth held a bake sale. Carol singing marked the ana nual Christmas party held in the gym. Among the programs this year were movies. skits. and spec-ehes followed by discussion periods. ln Mareh Mr. Jimmy Miller. Cornell wrestling Coaeh. spoke to the Club on alcoholism. ln tl1e spring awards assembly Allied Youth Youth awarded a trophy to the IllOsI outstanding bas- ketball player. President ..... ...... A lice Bly Yiee-President . . .... Hilton Wveiner Phyllis Robinson, Ginny Wilcox and Secretary ..,.. Phyllis liobinson Carol Bly portray the problems of gocial Treasurer .. ,....... Carol Kleeman drinking. Advisers . . .... bliss Brown. Nlr. lfiske H361 ' YT , W, . .W V., .v ahwb First Row: Mann, Troy, Robinson, Evans, Bassett, Manteuffel, Anderson, Mc-Kenzie, Coon, Kallstrom, Siegfried, Broad, Cowley, Kirkup, Kirk, Senecal, Tarbell, A. Bonney, Luccarelli, O'Connor, Davisg Second Row: Beyer, Johnson, S. Parr, Love, S. Pettengill, Morey, Palmer, Patterson, Moulton, Ward, Miller, Erdman, Willis, K. Shaw, Mulcahy, E. Petten- gill, Gostanian, Hertel, Harden, Piarulli, lVlcKeegan, Mr. Bedworth: Third Row: R. Decker, Mosher, Gardner, Dimock, Barron, Brand, Yengo, Graves, Mayo, Shapley, P. Hall, Fitch, Kane, Blomgren, Stutz, Dorf, Wells, Tavelli, S. Bonney, Fourth Row: Scott, Kuppinger, Alles, Hornbrook, A. Hall, Wells, I.. Shaw, Griffith, Brady, Rosser, Bell, Madison, Par- rick, Gibbs, Herron, Albrecht, Grimes, Watson, Cowan, Wagrier, E. Parr, llorton, lluntley, Allen: Fifth Row: Painter, Hunt, Quirk, Mathewson, Credle, Bouker, Christensen, llunsinger, Colbert, Phillips, Priee, Hough, Kapone, Bradley, tlleaveland, Keitler, lfngst, McCarthy, Daughety, lllencsik, Woolley, Beckley: Sixth How: P. Decker, Murphy, Baker, Albright, Epstein, Wilcox, Laubengayer, Warren, Poulos. Pep Club School spirit! This was the only requirement for membership in one of the largest clubs in l. H. S. At football games l.ittle Red Peppers could be identified as those students making the most noise. The climax of this noisemaking came at the Mooseheart game when spirited members sat in a marked-off sec- tion and waved gay red and gold streamers. This year Pep Clubis main project was to arouse interest in a Youth Center which would provide a place where teenagers could go for dancing and informal gatherings. Both students and Citizens of the COIYIIHU- nity were made aware of this need. Pep Club also sponsored pep assemblies and dances after football and basketball games. George Blodgett appeared as lthaca Highis mascot. the skunk. at the games. President .,... . . .Marilyn liroad Vice-President . . . . .John Siegfried Secretary .... . . .Linda Kallstroni Tl.mgLm,r William COWIPV George Blodgett acts as the school mascot. Adviser . . . .... . . .Mn Fiske pm 'ns' 'Q' First Row: Janet Weiskerger, Ken Malone, Bill Fish, Dilly Beeson: Second Row: Mary 'Campagznax Gloria Drake, Tina Van Lent, Roberta Tgrwillegar, ,loan Mabee, Miss DePew: Third Row: Mr. dork, Jackie Klune, Vernon Jensen, Peter Lincoln, Herb Nelson: Fourth Row: Dorothy Schlater, George Reynolds, Andy 'lhomas, Carol Sue Epstein, Ginny Wili'ox. Dramatic Club Diane Cynoske, Claire Clarey, Alice Bly, and Dave Temeles rehearse for the spring production. The curtain fell on a successful year for the Dra- matic Club, which placed two shows before the foot- lights. Hurricarze Ithaca, presented December 2, featured a one-act play, '6Mildred is My Namef, with a cast from the fourth period dramatics class, and a variety show including songs, dances, and instrumental music. linmediately after Christmas vacation the cast was chosen for the spring production, '6Arsenic and Old Laci , by Joseph K6SS8ll'lIlfl, given April 21 and 22. Diane Cynoske and Alice lily, alternating with Claire Clarcy, portrayed two sweet old ladies whose pastime was poisoning lonely old men. Bill Fish played Morti- mer, their nephew: Tina Van Lent acted as his fianceeg Andy Thomas dratnatizcd Jonathan, the Boris Karloff of the plztyg and Reuben Dworsky portrayed another nephew, Teddy. A banquet was held after the spring play. President ...... ..... W illiani Fish Vice-President ..... .... P riscilla Beeson Secretary-Treasurer . . . .... Kenneth Malone Adviser .......... .... M Murray tram ll. A A A l First Rout Bill Turley, Anita Bonney. Kathe Johnson, Lynne Conner. Ken Malone. llerh Nelson, Eclwenna Rosser. Johanna Vylendt. Gloria Drake: Smrtmtl Row: Sharon Parr,5hirley lleelr. Lois Langendoerfer, Kiki Wlhitingr, .loanne Conner, Mickey Johnson, Sally Slate, Luey Cuerlae, Bet-y Broun, .ludy Solomon, Mr. Battisti: Third Row: ,lune Smith, Rosie Miller. Susie Lauhengzayer, Pam Quirk, Dehhie Wlells. Naney Laulvengayer. Bev Dimoek, Ann Simpson, Margie Hough, Barbara Shepherd. Laura Wlolfowitz: Fourth Row: llnane Cole. llaye Cilhert. Boh Miller, Jeanne Pyle. Daye Foster, Carol Sue Epstein, Carl King. Marianne Fish. Ralph Dayton, Phyllis Wleher, .lanet Wleiskerger. Madisquem Nladisqueni. including all types of talent in the school. highlighted its year with the annual Xladisquern assenllmly on March 0 for freshmen and sophomores. The theme of the assernhly. Wllhe Bluesf, was earried out through the performance of the Blue Tones, led lay Charles Diekinson. The show consisted of varied acts hy Madisquein rnemhers. Sharon Parr and Joanne and Lynne Conner performed song and clam-e routines. Larry Cray played the guitar, and Ken Malone tap danced. Singers included Lois Langendoerfer. Jo Ann Leone. Elsie Lueearelli, Toni Lueearelli., llerb Nelson, and Sandy Weeks. ,lim Baseom and Kathe johnson eaeh played the piano. Later on in the year Madisquem was entertained hy a play modeled after the television show .Wedie and written hy Yernon Jensen, Barbara Shepherd. and ,Iohn Siegfried. President ,.... . . .Kenneth Malone Vice-President . . . . .Herbert Nelson Secretary .... . . .Lynne Courier Treasurer . . . . .Vernon Jensen Adviser . . .... Mr. Battisti r qw 3 .lim Bascom mimics Liberace Madisquem assembly. in the .3 ...ss f-- -1, First Row: Margaret Musgrave, Phoebe Mason, Andy Thomas. Allen Moore, Lois Langendoerfer: Second Row: Kathe Johnson, Edwenna Rosser, Bonnie Cornelius, Jackie Klune, Elsie Luecarelli, Anita Bonney: Third How: Herb Nelson. Sandy Wleeks, JoAnn Leone. Janet Weiskerger, Lynne Conner, llilly Beeson, Joan Warren: Fourth Row: Bob Hetzler, Ralph Dayton, Bill Cowley, Judy Edwards, Larry Hoard, Alan Udall. Radio Club Pat Petrillose announces for an Accent on Youth program. ulfs live-thirty Saturday afternoon and time for flccewl on Ycllllll. your high school radio program. broadcast each week over Wllflllfi This broadcast of the lladio Club gives its mein- bers the opportunity to plan and produce radio pro- grams and to present talent to the public. Occasionally Accent takes the show on the road, bringing a half hour of entertainment to hospitals. ehurch groups. and other organizations. A typical pro- gram includes a sliit and several musical selections by talented high school students. ln the fall two auditions were held and new sources of talent were uncovered in undcrclassmen. Plans for this vear and the future include FM nights. when Accent will broadcast a three-hour show. and the possibility of exchange assemblies with other schools having radio clubs. Program Managers .... Allen Moore, Andrew Thomas Adviser ......................,....... Mr. Peters Director ...... Mr. Short lWHCti Program Managerl l 40 l Mali his 3 First Row: Anne Dalton, Judy Spacher, Arlene Johnson, Sharon Parr, Betty Orcutt, Ellen Pettengill, Hannah Hathaway Ann Bulche, Linda Ackley: Second Row: Sherron Jones, Evadene Swanson, Patty Mackereth, Linda Kallstrom, Katie Shaw, Barbara Peters, Wilfred Randall, Lois Langendoerfer, Brenda June, Mr. Clark: Third Row: Kathe Johnson, Betsy Erdman, Sandy Cross, Judy Brown, Jeanette Bartholf, Ellen Loosli, Edwenna Rosser, Mickey Johnson, Joanne Peterson Beverly Richardsong Fourth Row: Alice Dalton, Eddie Coyle, Linda Keiffer, Karl Przyrembel, Jay Lockrow, Judy Mick Dona Engst, Susan Laubengayer, Heinz Przyrembel. Art Club Art Club is organized to give those people who are interested in art an opportunity to further their in- terests and abilities. During the past year Club members learned and practiced some unusual artistic activities. ln the fall they enameled jewelry and at Christmas time printed holiday cards and constructed mobiles. With the ar- rival of spring, the Club moved outdoors to sketch. Art Club also completed school projects, including an angel for the main hall at Christmas and many ban- ners and posters for school clubs. Field trips rounded out the Clubis program with a visit to the llochester Finger liakes Exhibition and to the Wliite Museuin at Cornell. This purposeful year was closed with the annual picnic. President ...... . . .Ellen Pcttengill Vice-President .... . ........ Betty Orcutt Secretary-Trcasurer . . . .... Hannah Hathaway Adviser .. ........ . ....... Mr. Clark ltlll . ff SS-'vis' - F .Qsi3,iss.fse: ' M 5 i ' Mr. Clark explains how to make mono prints. First Row: Pat Mack, Renee Sack, Phyllis Ackerman, Fred Weinhold, Anne deForest, Ethel Seeberg Second Row: Mr. Teetor, Arlene Johnson, Helen Hillhouse, Kristi Hanssum, Randy Cole, Margaret FitzGerald, Adi Troescher, Kathy Trapp, Mrs. Ernsteing Third Row: Annette Gates, Ruth Warren, Irene Vandulek, Jim Caywood, Joanne Schnitzer, Steve Schmal, Heinz Przyrembelg Fourth Row: Karl Pryzrembel, Calvin Comer, DuWayne Fish, Nick Krukovsky, Bill Wise, Fred Pampuch. Der Deutsche Verein A varied program of speeches, movies, skits, music, and folk dancing highlighted the Hftieth-anni- versary year of Der Deutsche Verein. In November, members presented three humorous skits. Movies of Munich and a peasant wedding were shown in December. For the language clubs' Christmas party Mrs. Teetor organized a choir, which sang Ger- man carols. German Club also furnished refreshments in the form of home-made German cookies. Folk dancing was enjoyed by all during several meetings in the spring. The more serious side of music was presented when Mrs. Ernstein played a recording of the Three Penny Opera and Paul Treanor, an alum- nus of I.H.S., gave a piano concert. In May German Club joined the other language clubs at a picnic. President ...... . . J. Frederick Weinhold Vice-President . . . ........... Philip Cook Secretary ..... .......... A nne deForest German Club members ar? treated to Treasurer . . . ......... Phyllis Ackerman punch and Cookies after a meeting' Advisers . . .... Mrs. Ernstein, Mr. Teetor T421 First Rout Sherry lluntley. ,lean lioltham, Mary Sent-val. B -th Vlilson, Dil-k Nulle. Dave Kresge, Hannah llathaway, Ruth Horton: Scrunzl R01l'I Nlargxaret Williams. ,loyve Hinman. Rosie Nliller. Barhara Speneer, lieth Bradley, Ruth Th2lyf'l'. .lane K4-nrivk. Phyllis Robinson: Third Roux Marilyn Nl:-flartliy. .lf'ilH Baker. Naney Spenver. Marianne Fish, Diel-1 Cushman, Nlike Mc-Dermott, Delight Cartlein, Cy Cantrell. lfllen Pettengill: Fourth Row: Boll Miller. Ann Kent, Judy lfdwards, liruee Cowan, Charles fflallel, Carol Sue Epstein, llill Coal:-y, Marilyn Christensen, Ann De l.ill. Ithetaeria Every first and third Vllednesday the unfamiliar sound of the language of ancient Home was heard from room 233, Throughout the year lthetaeria fulfilled its purpose, namely, improving understanding of the Latin language and literature. To further this end, Latin sayings were used in business meetings. Among the programs presented were a ghost story, a play, and a foothall hroadeast from Rome presented by the Cicero, Virgil., and Caesar elasses. At Christmas time, as part of the annual language clubs, party, a play comparing Christmas in America with the celebra- tion carried on in the time of Caesar was given. To finish the yearss activities, the members wrapped up in togas and enjoyed the annual Roman banquet. President . . . . .Richard Nulle Vice-President . . .David Kresge Secretary .... . . .Beth Wilson Treasurer . . . . . .David Brown Adviser . . . Miss Williamson t 43 l Phyllis Robinson and Cy Cantrell act in a play presented in honor of Virgil. twat ,,,.-W First Row: Naney Ullorcl, Pat Maek, Sherry Huntley. Maria Nunez. .loanne lager, Merrill Burr, John Leonardo. Jane Kenric-lc, Martha Sayre, Kay Johnson, Sue Usborne, llelen Lisenring: Seetmrl Row: Carolyn Yan Buren. Jean Bassett, Mary Spano, Katie Shan, Linda Kallstrom, Jeannie Upper, Kathy Gorman, lliane llynoske, Susie Uiolkos, lfaye Mat'- Dougal. lliauna Drisvoll, Izzy Petrieola, Uorriee Grillith. Mrs. llinman: Third Rout Sue lliddleson, Sue Burke. Sandy Pugsley, Jeanne Maedonald, Lucy Barnard. Jean Baker, Bill lfogrgshall, Kendall Mingres, Larry Gray, Marvia Meigs, Helen 'l'utliill: Fourth Rout: Marilyn Mellarthy, Sally Slate, Bolt Gardner, Claudio Mavree. ,lohn X engo, Don llrady, Rob- ert Sapp, Mike Kelly, Jim Kirby, Billy Molibs, Richard Heimlivll. Peggy Smith. La Tertulia Espanola Ithara Highis youngest language Club is La Ter- tulia lfspanola, which promoted interest in Spanish- speaking eountries through games and speakers. ln the fall Don Brady showed slides and talked about his stay in the Philippines. ln March Miss ,lean Hazard, a practice teacher who grew up on a Cuate- malan coffee plantation. gave a talk and showed slides on her native country. Spanish Club also enjoyed a movie about Spain. An exciting game of Bingo was played in Spanish and a quiz program was staged during the year. As their part in the language Clubs, Christmas party. members of La Tertulia Espanola demonstrated popular South American dances. the tango and the ? ' ' ' samba. They also provided the traditional candy-filled pinata in the form of a snowman. President ...... . . .John Leonardo , Vice-President . . . . . .Merrill Burr Spanish Club members work on the pin- . , 7 - , , Secretary ...... . . .Jane lxenriek ata for the language clubs Christmas party. ' , ' Treasurer . . . . . .Joanne Yager Adviser . . .... Mrs. llinlnan E441 First Row: Faith Miller, Jane Kleeman, Bev Dimock, George Blomgren. Hannah Hathaway. Barbara Black. Lucy Guer- lae, Linda Arkley: Second Row: Connie Wells, Joan Warren. June Smith, Sandy Brooks, lidwenna Rosser, Betty Nel- son, Peggy Williams, Lynne Conner, Linda Shaw, Miss Miller: Third Row: Monica Van Lent, Jack Harding, Jim Blom- quist, Dan Dorf, Ken Ackley, John Farrow, Larry Bennett, George Knaysi, Julian Shepherd, Maureen Anderson: Fourth Row: Pat Forsyth, Alice Dalton, Elizabeth Rempel, Janet Weiskerger, Carol Sue Epstein, Betty Orcutt, Beth Wilson, Dor- othy Sehlater, Marjorie Hough, Marcia Child. Le Cercle Francais French Club opened the year by enlarging its treasury with a bake sale and its membership with an initiation. A major event of the year was the language clubs, Christmas party at which Larry Bennett and George Blomgren provided a skit in French. Club members learned more about Ia vie francaise by hearing many speakers, including two Ithaca High teachers. ln the fall Mrs. Ernstein showed slides of her visit to France, and in the spring Mr. Catalfano told of his war experiences. ln addition, Renee Sack spoke about her trip through Europe, and John Farrow and Barbara Black discussed French civilization. As the year drew to a close, the members looked forward to the annual picnic. President ...... . . .George Blomgren Vice-President . . . .... Hannah Hathaway Secretary ...... ..... B everly Dimock Treasurer . . . . . .Barbara Black Adviser . . . .... Miss Miller l45l George Blomgren points out the chateau re ion of France. B First Row: Kelly Scheinberg, Spencer Wilkins, Freemont Shepherd, Bob Shaw, Peter Rubin, Bancroft Langdon, Grace Scott, Larry Tomboulian, Jeff Pritchard: Second Row: Mr. Heck, Vicky Beyer, Bill Wimsatt, Priscilla Tutton, Mickey Johnson, Doug Dimock, John Booker, Julian Shepherd, Johanna Wendt, Kathe Johnson, Eric Brown, Mrs. Weeks, Third Row: Wilfred Randall, Robert Rideout, Paul Tavelli, Alan Udall, Sandra Lane, Curtis Ufford, Eddie Coyle, Valerie Shantz, Bill Simpson: Fourth Row: John Peech, Mait Dimock, David Gilbert, Ed Wilson, Larry Baldwin, Steve Stutz, Ralph Alexander, John Loosli. Science Institute Science Institute was organized last year for the purpose of supplementing ninth grade science and giv- ing an introduction to other sciences. This year nearly forty future scientists become members. As their main project the members cleaned out the Margaret M. Reidy Museum. A committee was formed to check the museum periodically to see that every- thing remained in order. In the spring, Science Insti- tute's meetings were spent preparing for the Ithaca Science Fair. During the year Held trips and demonstrations formed many of the programs. Chemistry, geology, and physics were the topics of three demonstrations. An- other program was a fascinating talk by a hypnotist. In May a picnic concluded Science lnstitute's second year. President ..... .... B ancroft Langdon Vice-President . . . ........ Peter Rubin . . S r .... ......... G S tr 0,1?,,-gsm--gdofl Tiigiffgt. .,...,,,,. Roiiii Sas, ' Advisers . . . . . .Mr. Bach, Mrs. Weeks E461 6 Q , .. Wy First Row: Charles Darling, Frandy Johnson, Trudy Whetzel. Ronald df-Neuf, lllike Mulvaney, Cy Cantrell, Ethel Seeber: Second Row: Mrs. Weeks, Beth llarden, Ann De Lill, Randall Cole. .loyce llinman, Liz Taylor, Mr. Bachg Third Rout ,lack llarding. Jim McCarthy, Jonathan Black. Bill Wise, Calvin ilotner, Cary Harden. Randy Littleg Fourth Rout Fred Wleinhold, Chuck Cladel, Dick Slocum, llete Mcalanus, Bruce Layton, Dave Foster, Ed Wilcox. Science Club Science Club was formed to give its members a better understanding of science and to promote science activities. lts purpose was achieved through the many demonstrations given by the members. ln january Ken Ackley explained the cloud cham- ber, and Mike Mulvaney demonstrated the tests for hal- ides. Mind reading was the subject of another demon- stration presented by Larry Phillips. During winter and spring, organizing the lthaca Science Fair for March lil and creating interest in it kept the members busy. Throughout the year Science Club informed l.H.S. students of latest developments in science by regularly posting notices on its bulletin board in the main hall. Not to be outdone by other clubs, the scientists ended their activities with a picnic. President ..... .... R onald deNeuf Vice-President . . . . .James Mulvaney Secretary ..... . . .Trudy Whetzel Treasurer .. ..... Cyrus Cantrell Advisers . . . . .lVlr., Bach, Dr. Zien t47l Mike Mulvaney demonstrates a test for halogens. wif First Row: Bob Shan, Frandy Johnson, lfdxscnna Rosser. lfrcd Weinhold: Sccnrzd Rout: Charles Darling. Roger Gee. Wilfrefl Randall: Third Rout Nlyra Fincher, Hill Vllise. Stuart llcahl. Nick Krukoxsky, Photography Club Bob Shaw and Wilfred Randall use an enlarger. fa... A Photography Club, through discussions. student demonstrations, and speakers, gave members an oppor- tunity to learn how to take better pictures. Throughout the year talks were held on the tech- nical aspects of photography such as developing and printing. Good composition in pictures was the subject of other discussions. Two local photographers, C. Hadley Smith and Kenneth Tompkins, spoke to the Club. A white ele- phant sale was also held, at which time members pur- chased miscellaneous photographic equipment. As a moneymaking project Photography Club sold plastic covers for the Annual. ln May a trip was made to the Eastman-Kodak Company in Rochester, and the Club later joined the science clubs for a picnic. President ..... .... F rancis Johnson Vice-President . . . . . . .Edwenna Rosser Secretary .... .......... R obert Shaw Treasurer . . . . .,l. Frederick Weinhold Adviser . . . ............ lVlr. Ming E481 . First Row: Phyllis Aekerman, Kathleen Walls, Betty Nelson, Bruce Layton, Don Brady, Dick Slocum, Marianne Fishy Second Row: Cary Harden, Jim Allan, Diek Nulle, Susie Laulrengrayer, Bev Uimock. Pete Findlen, Edie Parr. Maureen Anderson, Miss Depewz Third Row: Jonathan Black, Charles Cladel, Dave Kresge. John Asher, Bob Miller, Frandy Johnson, Larry Bennett, Jack Harding, Ted Mosher: Fourth Row: Bill Wheater, Dave Foster, Bruce Cowan, Pete Mc- Manus, Stuart Heald, Bob Sapp, Mike Mulvaney, Ken Aekley, Stanley Wonilnle. Math Club Every other Tuesday students interested in math- ematics were heard busily calculating in room 132. Club sessions included talks by members concern- ing such topics as a visit to the two-dimensional land of circles and squares, mathematical puzzles, and tape re- cordings. Professor Black from Cornell spoke to the Club on Wllhe Joys of Logief, and Miss Depew ex- plained slide rule operation. The game of twenty ques- tions served as entertainment at one meeting when the four math teachers were pitted against the students. The initiation in Felxruary was a never-to-be for- gotten experience when old as wcll as new members were Mallowedi' to do such worthwhile activities as find- ing the average of the locker numbers. President ..... . Vice-President Secretary . . . Treasurer .. Adviser . . .Bruce Layton . .Donald Brady . . .Betty Nelson Richard Slocum .. .Miss DePew E 49 l Math Club members are absorbed in an interesting program. 4 'Q-W3 W, First Row: Charles Darling, John Booker, Don Smith, Phil Cook, Jonathan Black, Curtis Uflord, Dick Komaromig Sec- ond Row: Martha Sayre, Jim Hedlund, Ed Kirby, Larry Baldwin, Stuart Hcald, Ed Wilson, Stephen Schmal, Adi Troesrher, Mr. Teetor: Third Row: Fred Weinhold, Bruce Johnson, Nick Krukovsky, Charles Cladel, Mike Mulvaney, Bruce Layton, Bill Wise, Elinor McLaren. Chess Club Chess Club decided to try a new method of run- ning their annual tournament this year. Instead of hav- ing two divisions, beginners and advanced players, there would only be one and a sudden-death tourna- ment would replace the usual round-robin. ln the first meeting of the year, after the new offi- cers had been elected, a committee consisting of Bruce Layton, Fred Weinhold, and Bill Wise was appointed to set up the schedule and rules for the tournament. An outstanding feature of these rules was that each match was to be won by two out of three games instead of a single game. The tournament, with twenty-four en- trants. was started on December 13 and continued throughout the spring. President ...... ..... P hilip Cook Fred Whihhftld Watches with delight 35 Vice-President ...... .... J onathan Black Jonathan Black is forced to retreat' Secretary-Treasurer . . . . . .Donald Smith Adviser' ........... ..... ll lr. Teetor I. 501 First Row: Ann Wilson, Sherron Jones, Ian Macleod, Sue Grover, Irene Lyon: Second Row: Jackie Conta, Anne Dur- land, Priscilla Tutton, Judy Snyder, Helga Manteuliel, Miss Siegfried: Third Row: Diane Siegenthaler, Sandy Brooks, Karen Phillips, Helen Lintal, Joanne Conner, Angie Vicedomini: Fourth Row: Janice Cornish, Peggy Landers, Barbara George, Pete Cummings, Danny Gere, Elaine Colegrove, Valerie Shantz. Horsemanship Club Horsemanship Club, organized only one year ago, passed its trial period and was established as a full- lledged club. The members had a very active year hear- ing speakers, seeing movies, and taking field trips to learn more about their hobby-riding. In the fall President lan MacLeod talked about the physical characteristics of the horse, and Karen Phil- lips and Sue Grover gave a speech concerning polo. Mr. Preston discussed HFeed and Managementw in the spring. Horse lovers enjoyed such movies as L'Racing Heritagew and Wfhe Jockey Clubf' Several field trips were made to Cornell Univer- sity. The Club visited the Veterinary College, the riding hall, and the blacksmithing shop. To obtain ollicial recognition of their existence, the club completed a constitution which was approved by Clubs' Council. President ..... .... I an MacLeod Vice-President . . . . .Sherron Jones Secretary ..... ...... .... S u san Grover Treasurer . . . ................ Ann Wilson Advisers . . . . . .Mr. Preston, Miss Siegfried E511 Ian MacLeod illustrates his talk. First Row: Margaret Mix, June Rose, Jane Evans, Claire Clarey, l'at Neferis, Teresa Sus:-a, Anna DiRusso. Linda Womble, Mary Campagna, Susie Dolkosg Second Row: Miss Battisti, Joanne Wilkinson, Gail Loomis, Andrea Sidle, Pris- eilla Decker, Roberta Coleman, Margie Kapp, Pat Delaney, Judy l.ove, Alice Mulks. Judie Bickal, Sandy Davis, Mrs. Pierceg Third Row: Pat Bucci, Jerry Mix, Helen Lintal, Margaret Melaaehlan, Sally Kay Crimes, Judy Fowler, Pat Campbell, Mary Ellen Walker, Carol Crissey, Judy Solomon: Fourth Row: Lillian Eisenberg, Elaine Colegrove, Mary Alice Edsall, Janice Palmer, Carol Allen, Nancy Green, Beverly Bower, Joanne Scbnitzer, Mary Lou Bowers, Margaret Fitzpatrick, Jeannie Upper. Commercial Club adm. Miss Smith demonstrates flower arrange- ITICIHS. Commercial Club was started by a group of Com- mereial students in l95l to help members develop their business skills. get along better with assoeiates, and gain a better understanding of the business world. The organization. for all students who are major- ing in eommereial education. began its year of commu- nity and school aetivities with a llalloweien party. Before Christmas Miss Smith. a Cornell student who was prac-tive tr-achin'z in the I.H.S. Homemaking Department. gave a talk and demonstration on flower arrangements. Set-ond term ollit-ers were installed in January and in the spring Mr. York gave an informative talk on parliamentary provedure. The year olheially ended with the annual banquet in May. S'ec'on41 Term Alive Mulks First Term President .......... Teresa Susea Vice-President .... Anna Di Russo Geraldine Mix Secretary ...,. . . .Claire Clarey Judith Solomon Treasurer . . . . .Patricia Neff-ris Jane lfvans Advisers . ...... Miss Battisti, Mrs. ld. Pierce i521 lt 4, .. First Row: Lloyd Van de Bogart, Mel Schilling, Dennis Ryan, Charles Tuckerman, Charles Royce, Al Parente, Charles Fletcherg Second Row: Mr. Preston, Alvin Brown, Dick Foster, Paul Predmore, John Capalongo, Franklin Beach, Roger Vargo, Jim Haskinsg Third Row: Ed Menzies, Gordon Ryan, Wayne Fox, Howard Raymond, Ronnie Elston, Art Cor- nelius, Gary Kemp, Bill Meeker, Ward Carlisle, Calvin Sears. Future Farmers of America The Future Farmers of America is a national or- ganization of boys studying vocational agriculture. It is designed to encourage inherent tendencies to organ- ize into groups and thus add enthusiasm and pleasure to work and recreation. The Future Farmers undertook many projects this year. To raise money, they sold candy, magazine sub- scriptions, and seeds. Each year the Club has a dem- onstration plot of corn, wheat, and other crops. ln Feb- ruary the boys visited the Artificial Breeders Coopera- tive at Cornell. A tradition was started when :1 purebred calf was presented to an outstanding Agriculture student. This year Chippy Willis received the award. The club held its annual banquet in March. President ..... .... C harles Tuckerman Vice-President . . . ........ Dennis Ryan Secretary .... .... C harles Royce Treasurer .. ..... Alfred Parente Reporter . . . . . .Malvern Schilling Sentinel . . . . .Charles Fletcher Adviser .. .... Mr. Preston E531 FFA members on a field trip inspect a prize bull. KQV' 7 sr First Row: Pat Cray, Pat Neferis, Thelma Prince, Francis Riela, Ann Rosa: Second Row: Jane Evans, Barbara Pak- kala, Peggy Chester, Sharon Parr, Gail Loomis, Miss Honcharik: Third Row: Susie Burke, Shirlev Underhill, Barbara Peters, Diane Driscoll, Izzy Petricola, Karen Phillips, Fourth Row: Shirley Prince, Lillian Fiscnbergz, Judy Fowler, .loan Foss, Rosemar' Lucidi. Y Sub-Deb Club Riela look over news of other Sub-Deb Clubs. ub-Deb Club is a service club, organized for the purpose of undertaking worthy projects. It is based on Ruth lmler's Sub-Debw column in the Ladies, Home Journal. As their goal the members have chosen to perform one service project each month. ln September they raised money by holding a bake sale, and in October, members entertained the children at the Reconstruction Home with a Hallowelen Party. For Christmas 3510 was donated to the Christmas Bureau for needy families. As their first project for the new year a basket of fruit was given to the Home for Elderly Ladies. At Easter the girls filled baskets for the Childrenis Ward at the Tompkins County Memorial Hospital, thus ending a third year of service to the community. President ...... .... T31 elma Prince Vice-President . . . .... .ludith Solomon Secretary ..... .... l 'lrances Riela Treasurer .. ......... Ann Rosa Adviser . . . .... lVliss Honcharik i54l First Row: Alyce Rae Elliott, Anita Bonney, Nancy Spencer, Peg Credle, Bruce Oliver, J. C. Page, Pat Harrison, Sandy Bnonneyg Second Row: Judy Love, Margaret FitzCerald, Barbara Peters, Salleanne Piech, Ann Kent, Anne del7orest, Mar- gie Baur, Susie Ensworth, Trudy Whetzelg Third Row: Ann De Lill, Jonathan Black, Mike McDermott, Dick Boronkay George Blodgett, Fred Weinhold, Gordon Lane, Carol Kirkup. ' Yorkers Yorker Club, a high school division of the New York State Historical Society, had a busy year studying the history of New York State. Among its projects was a quiz program moderated by Bruce Oliver at a meeting of the Dewitt Historical Society. Panel members puzzled over the identity of strange objects and answered questions on history. Some of the members appeared in costume, portraying historical characters, and Phoebe Mason played the melodeon. On February 10, eight lthaca Yorkers visited the Cortland Chapter and this visit was returned in late spring. The Club held a party in the spring, and at the end of the year new ollicers were elected at the annual picnic. President ...... .... B ruce Oliver Vice-President ........ J. C. Page Secretary ' M afsafsf Cradle Yorkers are served refreshments at the Treasurer ---- Nanci' Spencer joint meeting of the Cortland and Ithaca Adviser . . . .... Mr. Morris groups. E551 First Row: Janet Hankinson, Sandra English, Ellamae Milligan, Madeline Jenkins, Harrietti Head, Barbara Hammond, Ann Bulche, Lucille Kimpleg Second Row: Ethel Seeber, Priscilla Tutton, Connie Tarbell, bhirley Underhill. Margaret DeCraff, Shirley Prince, Pamela Bell, Ann Turner, Miss Stocking: Third Row: Patricia Heap, Valerie Schantz, Larol Dillingham, Sally Ann Peech, Pat Lincoln, Cynthia Miller, Ruth Wrisley, June Bohanan, Evadene Swanson, .ludy Snyder. Library Club Everyone in I.H.S., teacher or student, uses the ex- cellent facilities of our up-to-date library. Books in the library were kept neat and in their correct order by the members of the Library Club un- der the guidance of the librarian, Miss Stocking, and her able assistants, Mrs. Bennett and Mrs. York. These same girls were responsible for the attract- ive displays which appeared on the bulletin boards of the library. Jackets of books which might interest the student body were exhibited here. There were no dues for members, because Library Club was financed by a successful bake sale, which the g i girls held in the fall. It was not all work, however, and the girls en- ' joyed themselves at the annual Christmas party and a , V ..A: picnic in June. IV - President ..... ....... H arriett Head J Vice-President . . . . .Barbara Hammond . S t .... ...P t ' ' L' 1 June Bohanan arranges a display of book Tecri ary J 3 T313 Lim? n jackets under the supervision of Mrs. York. reziyursr ' ' ' ane, an mfon Adviser . . ..... Miss Stocking i561 ww' First Row: Mr. Schroeder, Trudy Whetzel, Ann Gilbert, Ann Kent, Theresa Di Primio, Linda Floryg Second Row: Linda Ackley, Toni Gilmore, Janice Palmer, Sally Pettengill, Freemont Shepherd, Emily Troyg Third Row: Sarah Briggs, El- len Loosli, Vernon Jensen, Ken Ackley, Frandy Johnson, Dick Cushman, Sally Slate. Literary Club To promote more interest in creative writing, Lit- erary Club held a writing contest in the spring. Prizes were given for the best stories, poems, and essays sub- mitted by members of the student body. Talks, tours, and a play were highlights of Lit Club's meetings this year. On November 22, Miss Audrey Schneiderman spoke on how to sell a short story to a magazine. A tour through the Cornell Uni- versity Library conducted by Mr. G. F. Shepherd, As- sistant Director, formed the program on December 13. At the Clubis Christmas party Kathy Fallon, Sally Pet- tengill, Freemont Shepherd, Dick Cushman, and Sarah Briggs took part in a one-act play. In February, the members witnessed the intricate operations of the Ithaca fourruzl. A picnic successfully concluded Lit Club's activi- ties. President ...... ..... A nn Gilbert Vice-President ...... . . .Kathryn Fallon Secretary-Treasurer . .. ....... Ann Kent Adviser ........... .... M r. Schroeder E571 Lit Club members learn how to sell short stories. Iunior Players-First Row: Sandra Bonney, Vickey Beyer, Slaron Parr fSecretaryl, Nancy Laubengayer fVice-Presi- dentl, Kathe Johnson CPres1dentJ, David Nulle QTreasurerl, Janie Anderson, Evadene Swanson, Carol Kirkupg Second Row: Mrs. Wilson, Lucy Guerlac, Johanna Wendt, Betty Smith, George Peterson, Ann Bouker, Onnie Adams, Danny Gere, Mickey Johnson, Bill Wimsatt, Mrs. Rasmussen: Third Row: Barbara Upper, Dorothy Brady, Jolie Kuppinger, Judy Murphy, .lack Ward, Susan Barron, Barbara Bryant, Judy Watson, Sandra Wagner, Edwenna Rosserg Fourth Rauf: Gilda Saccucci, Nancy Daughety, Louise McCarthy, Pete Rubin, Frank Fernalld, Phil Hall, Jerry Stuver, Julie Christenson, Martha Murphy, June Bohanan. Underclassmen Crganize Clubs In the fall of 1955 two new clubs were formed by the underclassmen, the Junior Players and the Sophomore Class. The Junior Players, made up of freshmen and organized by Lucy Guerlac and Kathe John- son, presented the play, 4'The Trysting Placei' by Booth Tarkington, on April 6. The cast consisted of Art Adams, Nancy Daughety, Phil Hall, Nancy Laubengayer, Sharon Parr, George Peter- son, and Peter Rubin. On May 4 the Players gave the play, 4'The Happy Journey to Trenton and Camdenw by Thornton Wilder. Throughout the year the club heard recordings and attended plays. At their first few meetings the Sophomore Class elected officers and formed committees. Monica Van Lent and Gordon Light were named co-chairmen of the Dance Committee, Peg Credle and Bill Rocco, Fund Committee, Laura Wolfo- witz and Bob Gardner, Scrapbook Committeeg Susan Ensworth and Jack Yengo, Picnic Com- mittee, and Kathy Trapp and Cy Cantrell, Con- stitution Committee. The club then spent most of the -year writing a constitution and planning vari- ous money-making projects that will be Carried Sophomore Class-First Row: Anita Bonney fVice-Presidentl, out in their junior year' George Knaysi fPresidentl g Second Row: Faith Miller CSecre- taryl, Margie Baur fTreasurerJ. E531 WIHS Staff Firm! lfozvz VllI'll4lf' Wlie-tm-l, .-Xnitu llou- nvy, lime- llrmx 11. lryllllt' ffoniier, liar- lvum lllm-k, N113 liuluf: Nvrorzzl Row: Suv llf-mlrivk. f'l1111'lPs Illurlf-l. llI'1ll'C Sliziplvy. Ffilllflj ,lUlIIlSOIl, .lunet Wvis- kr-rgvr. Bankers Fimf Noir: FI'1'l'Ill0Ilt SlH'I1l1PI1l. l.r1iS llc-ll, l'11t1v Ne-le-1'iQ. rlllllil Xilll l.f'11t. l'z1t Nlil1'lx. llvtwy Nllllllliill. filuiro illurr-y, kiilllly xlilfl llllI'4'IlI S'm'u11r1 Rout: Szlmly liorim-y, Nlill'Ql2lI'1'l lleflrull. llirk Glow-r, Mary Spano. .lim Bas:-0111. Klz11'g1:11'f't Fitzflc-1'11l1l. Kuliv Slum. Nlr. C1'z1ws: Thin! Noir: llllfllilffl llluvk, Nl2lI'Qlill'Pl lNl11sg1'ux'1-. Norm l.a1'y. llolm f,rJ.lI'flI1PI', l,0lllN' Nlf'flLlI'llly. Bill f7l0flQlSllllllI 1'lflIU'I!I lflillf lion lfgan. llolu Blye-. Ed Vililsmi. Dirk Slllflllll. B1114-rw .l0llllFOIl, Ad:-lv Page, Cfunriirf Prima. Operators First Rout llnnalrl Ridley, Norman llallphiiw, jim Pyle. Holm Sprole, ,lon- atlian Blavk: Smwnrl Row: .lames Mil- lard, llonald l,ill'li9T, Rivllard Olson, Bruvf- ,IOlHlSOIl, K1-11 lxIE1lOllt . School Store Staff First Row: llavid Derr, .lolm lvester- lunml. Carol Vlvilsonz Svrrnzrl Rout Put Forsyth, Lynda Xyskovil, Mr. York. band a po Sue Osborne, Gloria Scott, Johnny Yengo, and Roberta Horo- witz measure chemi- cals for some test tube cookery. game parade up Cayu Street. Seniors Cram for the January math Regents. Mrs. Mason, Miss Marsh, Mr. Mason, and Foster Cor- The newly-organized Sophomore Class meets in the auditorium. At half-time in the Congress-Faculty game, Congress and Legislative take part in the uPajama Came. nelius enjoy themselves at the Junior Choir banquet. A dance is held in the high school gym after a basket- John Patterson, Herb Warren, and ball game. George Malti dress for the Congress-Fao E601 ulty game. V 0 4 l First Row: George Little. Nlr. Peters. Mr. Buyse. Mr. Smitlxl Nlr. llixnn, Miss llzxlwr, Xlri. Shunmuy. Put Del lllt u Crissey: Sw'u1ul1iuu': llr. XUIIIIQI. Mr. 'l'utusc'orP, Nlr. Klorlis, Xlr. Skzmsl-ii. 0 O Athletic Council mul lrzmfportzlliun for lllf' liillllr. aml 1 llt The Athletic Council. made up of students and faculty members. flelerminf-fl tho policy gov- erning imc-rsctllolaslic sports. The-ir job was to balancf- the athletic' llllflQ'ICl. arrange SL'llPClUlCS Squads. The Counvil alm upprovecl elm-lifm of Ci1pl2llIlS, anfl lllv appoinmcu IllllllilQlf'l'S and ilu-ir 2lSSlSlillIlr. Cheerleaders -Q. wwf! wk le 'W I.V.-l,m'nl llxlvy. .lauw Nlvlzlxsr-e', .l1m-pluuv lhomus. lxutie- Vcxrsity-I ir.s1 linux Sumlv l'ngslm, llmld 5.4, , Sli . 7 - -' ' ' ' nn l.dIIllPdQlIld. .Mwurzd lqillff ,lc-unrw lipper lllllll Nh gm .mnv Nililll. lxaltlly llurnmn. Sueie- ll I First Row: Bernie Smith, Neil Macllougal, John Yengo, Milt Weiner, .lim Shelton, Clarence Raymond, Dom Capozzi, Vince Burlarley, Bill Leagansg Second Row: Tom Cramer, Bob Flannery, Jim Allan, Mickey Malison, Dick Boronkay, Ronnie Kozak, Dave Wallace, Rollie Boda, Jim Carter, Third Row: Joe Spano, Jack Cummings, Fred Macera, Dick Ly- chalk, Wayne Bishop, Howard Raymond, Bill Schmidt, Bill Kroboth, Grover Raymond, Fourth Row: Larry Knuutila, Gaylord Nash, Bill Rocco, Brian Singleton, Jim Pyle, Craig Beach, Ken McKay, Hugh Blodgett, Don Sherwoodg Fifth Row: Mr. Congdon, Mr. Skawski, Norman Reynolds, Byron McCaImon, Herb Warren, Bob Lupo, Mr. Robinson, Bill Clark, Dick Nulle. Little Red Hits Peak Against J. C. 1955 Football Scores Ithaca Opponents 0 Auburn 13 6 Elmira Free Academy 14- 7 Elmira Southside 12 O Binghamton Central 0 13 Binghamton North 7 25 Johnson City 7 14 Mooseheart 25 7 Union-Endicott 7 Ithaca Highis football team, which last year won its third straight Southern Tier Champion- ship and retired the Binghamton Press Trophy, wound up this year with a losing season for the first time in five years. Led by Co-Captains Clar- ence Raymond and Jim Shelton, and coached by Mr. Bruska, Mr. Congdon, and Mr. Skawski, the team had only thirteen returning Iettermen to combine with the best of an inexperienced J.V. team. The 1955 team started out by losing to Auburn, 13-0, on a muddy field. Loose ball handling lost the E.F.A. game, 14-6, with Ith- acaas only score being a pass interception by Bill Leagans. They also lost to Southside, 12-7, al- though a last-minute threat gave the Elmira fans f62 something to worry about. Playing on a muddy High School Field, Ith- aca outplayed Binghamton Central in everything but the final score and had to be content with a scoreless tie. Then the team went on the road and finally showed what it could do, beating Bing- hamton North, 13-7, and Johnson City, 25-7. In the Mooseheart game, played at Schoellkopf Field, Ithaca made it a close game for a while, but after halfback Bill Leagans was injured, the outcome was inevitable. Mooseheart won, 25-14. Ithaca wound up the season a week later with a 7-7 tie with U. E. Fred Macera and Jack Cummings were elected Co-Captains for next year. Bernie Smilh tries for a First down. Southside and Ithur-ai semnibie for the ball Kroboth blocks for Cummings against L',E, Ithaca takes a defensive position. Jim Shclmn Flops 3 mlm' Jack Cummings carries in the Ulf. game. f 63 I First Row: Dale Sherwood, Tom Smith, Marty De Santo, Bob Lupo, Bill Leagans, John Stone, Bill Lelikg Second Row: Bob Cunningham, Pete Rubin, Cordie Light, Joe Petrillose, Dan Evett, Neil MacDougal, Gene Elliott, Johnny Yengog Third Row: Mr. Congdon, Byron MeCalmon, Hugh Reilly, Dave Rumsey, Warren Marks, Don Hatt, Phil Rumsey, Bill Rocco, Mr. Hickson. I.H.S. Cagers Show Fighting Spirit 1955-56 Basketball Scores Ithaca Opponents Ithaca Opponents 46 Union-Endicott 60 68 Elmira Southside 76 55 Homer 65 71 Waverly 53 35 Cortland 65 56 Elmira Free Academy 81 38 Elmira Free Academy 74 67 Vestal 74 41 Auburn 4-5 Auburn 69 48 Binghamton North 64 66 Elmira Southside 49 411 Binghamton Central 86 50 Cortland 68 49 Johnson City 69 Sectionals 63 Waverly 58 50 Elmira Free Academy 70 lthaca High,s basketball team ended its years. season with an overall record of 3 wins and 16 losses. Although victories were few, the l.H.S. team, under the leadership of Coach Hickson and Co-Captains Bill Leagans and Bob Lupo, fought furiously against opponents who towered over them. ln spite of this disadvantage we proved to be a real threat to both Homer and Union-Endi- cott in 'the sectional playoffs held during the Christmas holidays. The team was crushed so far as the record goes, but l.H.S. had not seen a team with so much drive and determination for many 64 Ithaca Highis starting five for this year were Bill Leagans, Bob Lupo, Neil MacDougal, War- ren Marks, and John Yengo. Bill Leagans led the team,s individual scoring with a total of 249 points. The second highest man was Bob Lupo with 122 points. Bill Leagans again honored the team when he received honorable mention on the All-S.T.C. team. With Byron McCalmon and Joe Petrillose captaining next year's team and an experienced varsity squad remaining, l.H.S. is hoping for an outstanding basketball team next year. Warren Marks jumps against Waverly and Ithaca an Auburn man. for the rebound. Hght Lupo shoots against Elmira Southside. De Santo Scores against Lupo tries to block a South- An E.l7.A. man tries to re- Johnson side hook shot. gain the ball for his team. A scramble for the ball holds the spectators' at- Lupo tries for a basket in the Johnson City game. tention. l 65 l m wi W 5? First Row: Henry Dell, Wes Kriedemann, Paul Auble, Dave Auble, Jim Farrell, George Reynolds, Bill Falw, Bob .lumpg Second Row: Mr. Manginelli, Leroy Calkins, Fred Capalongo, .lohn Capalongo, Bill Carter, Pete Cummings, George Auble, Larry Rosica, Bob Calkins, Denny Makarainen, Mr. Peters: Third Row: Allan Marion, Larry Knuutila, Chuck Cladel, Bob Flannery, Clarence Raymond, ,lim Ross, Orlando Iacovelli, ,lim Carter, Howard Raymond. Grapplers Again Capture Championship 1955-56 Wrestling Scores Ithaca Opponents Ithaca ODDOVICTUS 44 Canton 7 19 Valley Stream 14 341 Cortland 3 35 Auburn 3 37 Elmira Southside 11 44 Elmira Heights 5 39 Elmira Free Academy 9 25 Cortland 16 27 Auburn 9 39 Elmira Free Academy 3 34' Canisteo 5 46 Elmira Southside 0 28 Vestal 1 1 35 Vestal 10 37 Forty-Fort 2 Ithaca High7s matmen came through the 1955-56 season in shining glory. Led by Co-Cap- tains Dave Auble and ,lim Farrell, they finished the season with a l5-0 record and for the ninth consecutive year captured the Section IV Class A Team Championship. Fred Capalongo, Dave Auble, Larry Rosica, Orlando lacovelli, George Reynolds, Al Marion, Stork Raymond, and Fred Macera were the wrestlers who aided in this vic- tory. Out of these eight Class A champs, seven went on to victory in the Section IV Hnals. The Southern Tier Conference wrestling coaches chose Dave Auble as the outstanding wrestler in the Class A Championships, he is the first Ith- acan who has been honored with this award. There were six grapplers who went through the season undefeated: Fred Capalongo, Dave 66 Auble, Bill Carter, George Reynolds, Al Marion, and Fred Macera. Fred Capalongo again received the Van Etten Trophy for the most valuable wrestler and placed fourth in the ll4--pound class in the N.A.A.U.,s in Tulsa, Oklahoma. The team, coached by ,lan Peters and his as- sistant Ed Manganelli and managed by Gary Harden and Harold Johanson, found the boys from Valley Stream High School, Long Island, their toughest opponents. Within Class A, Cort- land seemed to be Hrst on the list as Ithaca's worst foe. Next yearas grapplers are to be led by cham- pions Al Marion and Fred Macera as Co-Cap- tains, and hope to extend the ten-year record which now stands at 98-2-l. -au....,,,k N W , Dave Auble gains an advantage over his oppo- ,lim Carter attempts an esvape from a Valley nent :it Horseheads. Stream grapple? George Reynolds goes for a pin in the Valley Al Marion works for a pin against Vestal. Stream meet. Jim Farrell pins an E.l7.A. man. Muvera looks for a take-clown at the Section IV finals. E671 55542 1555 sfo QQHQL4 .353 First Row: Larry Rosica, Jack Cummings, Bob Lupo, Bill Leagans, Marty De Santo, Hugh Reilly: Second Row: Jim Woodside, Joe Petrillose, Larry Knuutila, Wayne Bishop, Tom Smith, Don Hatt, Herbie Lovcg Third Row: Mr. Skaw- ski, Bernie Smith, Mike Sprague, Jim Smith, John Hranek, Gary Harden, Dick Nulle. Baseball The Ithaca High baseball team, again coached by 'cSkeeterH Skawski and led by Co- Captains Bill Leagans and Bob Lupo, started practice during spring vacation this year. Besides Leagans and Lupo, the returning lettermen were Joe Petrillose and Jim Smith. The team had a fourteen-game schedule, with eleven league games and three outside the league, two with Auburn and one with Homer. in league play ithaca inet E.l .A., Binghamton North, Cortland, Binghamton Central, Vestal, Johnson City, Elmira Southside, and U. E. First Row: Alan Greene, John Davis, John Patterson, Dick Slocum, Fred Avery, Vernon Jensen, Second Row: Stephen Schmal, George Thompson, Gene Elliott, Pete Rubin, Ralph Alexander, Bill Coggshallg Third Row: Mr. Morris, Milton Weiner, Frank Fernalld, Dan Evett, Phil Hall, Bruce Layton, Fred Rolfe, Francis Schlater. Tennis Returning lettermen Gene Elliott, Fred Rolfe, and Co-Captains John Patterson and Dick Slocum formed the nucleus of the 1956 tennis squad. Coached by Mr. Morris, the team opened its sixteen-match schedule against Auburn and 68 went on to meet Binghamton North, Elmira Southside, Binghamton Central, Homer, Cort- land, E.F.A., Norwich, and Nottingham. lBoth varsity and J.V. teams were formed this year, and practice was held at Stewart Park. First Rout John XXX-sterliinci, John Kslwr. Dir-k Falni, Yinvo lhirlarley. Xxvill'I'4'H Marks. Jerry l7el.il1ero. Leon ffaveney, Brian Cray, ,lim Mlan. Moose lllodgt-tt, llill Svhrnidt: 501711111 Rout Ronnie- Kozak. Stanley Vl'omlrle, Don Egan, Vfalter Brand, Don Brady, Bill Simpson. Marty 'l'hayer, BanvroI't Langdon. llonard litlylll0Illl. George lladar, Tom Ryan, ,lorry Stover, Jim Millard: Tlzfrzl Now: Daw Graves, llaw Wlallava-. George St'll1'llllYIP, Hit-k Barron, Fred Pampuch, .lim Sheff. han, George l'c-tw-rson, Michael llall, Art Adanis, .lark Sm-eting. Bill Larson, Bill Arden: Fuurtfz Row: Ed Lee, Bill Rofteo, Mike lYil'lJt'I'IIl0Il, Kip Kane, llcnry Rautio, Charles Wells, York Mayo, Roh Wlhittier, Roger Howlett, Dave Track Woolley'. The traek team, lcd by Captain Jerry Dr-Libero and coached by Mr. Young, opened the season with a meet with Geneva on April 28. Other meets were held with l'l.l'l.A.. Elmira South- side, lvnion-Fndivott. and Binghamton Central. On May 26. the Zones were held at Elmira. and the Sectionals were staged at Cornell on June 3. Phil Monahan and l.ouis Montgomery. travk men who had transferred from other schools, joined returning lettermen Moose Blodgett. jim Carter. Ed Lee, Fred Mantra. Byron Mvtfalinon. Stork Raymond. and Dirk Westerlund to form the lxavkhom- of the team. First Row: Jim Blomquist, Jerry Stuver, Jerry DeLil1ero, Rene Aguilar, Cena Elliottg Second Row: Mr. Smith, Jim Ross, Jack Sweeting, Bob Whittier, Fran Benedict, Jim Dormady. Cross Countr Coachecl by Mr. Smith, the Cross country team defeated Union Springs and Binghamton North but lost to Vestal and came in last in a race with Union-Endicott and Dryden. On OC- toher 28 the team captured third place in a meet 6 with l-1 other teams at Cincinnatus. Holm Whit- tier and Co-Captains Rene Aguilar and Jerry De- Libero represented Ithaca in an intersectional meet at Bear Mountain State Park on November 12. First Row: Dick Shulman, Lec Leonard, Skip Wallace fCaptainJ, Neil MacDougal, ,lim Atsedesg Second Row: Bill Lea- gans, George Malti, Ron deNeuf, Ed Wilcox, George Little, Mr. Bredbenner. Golf Under the expert coaching of Mr. Bred- Team members practiced on the Ithaca benner, this year's golf team opened its season Country Club course for a schedule which in- with Ron deNeuf, Bill Leagans, George Little, cluded matches with Cortland, Binghamton Cen- Neil lVlacDougal, Dick Shulman, and Skip Wal- tral, Union-Endicott, ,lohnson City, and Auburn. lace as returning lettermen. First Row: J. C. Page, George Schempp, Margaret DeGraH',,lim Egan, Stuart Hallock, ,lim McCarthy, Second Row: Joe Cassaniti, Duane Cole, Lloyd Van deBogart, Don Egan, Tom Bossack, George Lockrowg Third Row: Bill Charron, Dave Grinnell, .layiRiedel, Richard Olson, Bob Parkin, Charles Cladel, David Johanson. Rifle Club Rifle Clubis main objective was to teach its members how to use and care for firearms. Rifle practice was held in the gym between December l and March 21. A team made up of the six best club members took part in eight matches with 70 schools such as McGraw and Binghamton North. The composition of this team changed from time to time according to the skill of the members. Other activities included lectures, films, and a picnic at the end of the year. First Row: Peg Teeter, Liz Taylor, Ann Rosa, Pat Delaney,Judy Love, Phyllis Robinson, Carol Wilson, Roberta Horo- witz, Karen Phillips, Sandra Morey, Carol Robinsong Second Row: Nancy Ufford, Ann Marshall, Roberta Coleman, Judy Osborne, Izzy Petricola, Peggy Chester, Nancy Hull, Mary O'Brien, Margaret Williams, Joyce Morey, Margaret FitzGer- ald, Joan Foss, Carol Crissey, Judy Solomon, Joan Mabee, Emily Troy, Third Row: Ethel Seeber, Mary Lee Alles, Kathy Trapp, Marilyn McCarthy, Carol Miller, Linda Hunt, Peggy Smith, Judy Fowler, Kathy Illencsik, Carol Kleeman, June Smith, Linda Shaw, Jane Calvin, Joanne Wilkinson, Priscilla Decker, Fourth Row: Sherry Huntley, Beth Wilson, Alice Scott, Mary Edsall, Buzzy Eberle, Ann Murphy, Marilyn Christensen, Carolyn Pfohl, Joan Warren, Janet Weiskerger, Sandy Cleaveland, Kathryn Fallon, Tootsie Thomas, Frances Riela. Girls' Sports Club Sports Club ollicers look on as Phyllis Robinson tallies points. Throughout the year members of the Girls' Sports Club, wearing red shorts and white blouses, could be seen in the l.H.S. gym taking part in intramural sports. The Club backed a number of programs including speakers, movies, and sports activities, such as ping- pong, basketball, softball, archery, badminton, tennis, golf, and tumbling. During volleyball season the girls entertained six schools at a playday in the Boynton gym. Also at Boynton, the Club sold soft drinks and candy to basket- ball fans. For each issue of the Tattler the Club chose the monthis outstanding girl athlete, who was featured in the sports section. Peg Credle, Pat Delaney, Buzzy Eb- erle, Judy Love, Carolyn Pfohl, and Phyllis Robinson were among the girls selected. D President ....... . . .Phyllis Robinson Vice-President . . . ..... Carol Wilson Secretary ...... ......... J udy Love Treasurer ....... . . .Roberta Horowitz Points Chairman ..... .... .... P a t Delaney Intramurals Manager . .. .... Rosemary Miller Adviser ............ .... M rs. Shumway l71l Four years of education and experience are realized in the SENICRS 1 S ik Class F I F T X ,lim Carter, Beth Bradley, John Yengo, Pete Findlen. UND RAISING-The Class of l956 carried on an extensive fund raising project this year, selling candy bars in the BAFTHSO every noon hour. The money was used for the class gift and to finance such activities as the Senior Ball and the banquet. H. S. QUEEN-Miss Gloria Scott was selected to hold the title of Miss I.H.S. in a contest sponsored by the Senior Class. Rivalry was strong as the contestants tried to outdo each other by singing, dancing, acting. or playing an instrument. OOD-The senior banquet was held at the Statler Hotel on June 23. Turkey with all the trimmings was served to some 200 seniors. At this time Mr. Bliss presented the Ashton- Evans Award to a deserving senior. ROPHY CASE-This year,s Senior Class wished to leave a memorable gift and so de- cided to present trophy cases to the new school. The sum of 95500 was willed to the Board of Education to be used to buy the trophy cases. ENGO-The seniors were led by President Johnny ,loe Yengo, who made possible a successful year. Vice-President ,lim Carter, Secretary Beth Bradley, and Treasurer Pete Findlen assisted him. Mrs. Cornelius and Mr. Elmore served as class advisers. ENIOR WEEK-Senior activities came to a peak during the week of May 2l-25. L'Be Good to Seniors Day started the week off with a bang, and Tuesday was Senior Sub- stituten Day. An assembly, New York, New Yorkf' was staged Wednesday, and on Thursday the annual picnic was held. Willard Straight was the scene of the Senior Ball on Friday night. NVITATION T0 GRADUATION-fThe climax of four years of hard work and fun was reached on June 25, as the seniors crossed the stage at Bailey Hall to receive their diplomas. Mrs. Dorothy Brooks, Dean of Women at Cornell, was guest speaker. IS FOR THE UNKNOWN. No senior knows just what he will face in the future or what he will become, but he will always look back on his high school years and remem- ber a time of learning and comradeship. E741 'IU ' :sf I , qw-mr N-is 1 if First Row: Edie Parr, Sandy Pugsley, Mary-Jean McPherson, PCILIZY Hoslliiali Mart' CamPa5Cfl?3 Sfiwnd Rvwr -I0am1.e Smith Marilyn Broad, Dick Nulle, Alice Bly, Kris Thorslandg Third Row: Vernon Jensen, Carol Sue Epstein, Neil MacDhugal, Kay Wallsg Fourth Row: Herb Warren. .lerrv Smith, Bruce Shapley, George Malti. George Little. Senior Class Committees SENIOR BALL Margaret Hospital Bruce Shapley Rene Aguilar Priscilla Beeson .loanne Brown Rivhard Browne hlerrill Burr Diane Cynoske Ralph Dayton Robert Flannery .Iudy Glover Alice Hall Cary Harden Ruth Horton Margaret Kapp Marcia Meigs Herb Nelson Anita Ozols .lohn Patterson Sandy Pugsley Tina Van Lent REUNION George Malti Edith Parr Marianne Fish Eleanore Miller ASSEMBLY Coral Sue Epstein Vernon Jensen Gloria Drake David Foster .loan Hornbrook Susan Laubengayer Mike Mulvaney Sue Womble MISS I. H. S. George Little Rieliarzl Nalle Kenneth Aekley David Auble Bit-hard Slot-um David Temeles Milton Weiner CLASS GIFT Neil MacDoagal .loanne Smith Julie Centle Susan Kent Clarence Raymond Mary Seneeal Sheila Winters SENIOR WEEK William Leagans Betty Nelson Bev Dimoek .lane Kleeman FUND RAISING Midge Broad Herb Warren Roberta Horowitz George Loekrow Betsy Murphy Connie Botunno PICINIC Reuben Dworsky Mary-lean McPherson .lanive Palmer Ed Wilvox Carol Wilson Steve Zahorian I75I CAPS AND GOWNS Jerry Smitht Kris Thorsland Bob Blye Nancy Hull Catherine Magnosi Thelma Prince Mary Ellen Walker Lynda Vyskoeil COMMENCEMENT INVITATIONS Mary Campagna Gloria Scott Rita Alexander Connie Bonanni Pete Findlen Pat Petrillose Renee Sauk Doralee Zion BANQUET Alice Bly John Leonardo Jean Baker Dan Dorf Bill Fish Ann Lounsbery Ruth Thayer HANDBOOK James S. Smith Kay Walls Pat Delaney Bruce Layton Ted Mosher Sue Osborne Barbara Painter Barbara Shepherd Roberta Van Ostrand .lanet Weiskerger 'Wm -ta In fiber il W, . ia,- ,yr- -xr ,F Y 'Q' Gloria scan Named Miss I.H.S On March 1, thirteen contestants for the Miss l.H.S. title performed in an assembly with Richard Nulle acting as Master of Ceremonies. Mr. Douglas J. Higgins, Mrs. Hugh G. Slocum, and Mr. George A.Mc- Calmon judged the girls on appearance and talent, and a popularity poll was held in the school. Gloria Scott, who sang and acted in a sketch, The Southern Bellef, was declared the winner. Second place went to Bette Nelson who sang 4'The Irish Ballad, a folk song. Gloria Drake, singing Adelaide's Lament, captured third. l E761 MW! 'SFI Bill Leagans, Dave Foster, Al Cappucci, Frandy John- First Row: ,lim Carter, Pat Mahool, Dave Temelesg Second Row: SOD. Empire State Last year six junior boys were selected by the faculty to attend Empire Boys, State spon- sored by the American Legion. They spent a week at Colgate University where officers were elected and the boys ran a government like that of New York State. Albert Cappucci was elected Judge of the Supreme Court of Appeals. Patricia Mahool was selected by the faculty to participate in Empire Girls, State at Skidmore College. She was also voted the most outstanding junior girl and received the Elmira College Key Award. ' 5 s raw, - Bette Nelson and Gloria Drake are second and third place winners in the Miss l.H.S. contest. 77 QI Phyllis Toby Ackerman R. 11. 4 i'Phyl -Der Deutsche Verein 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Treasurer 4: Human Re- lations Club 3: Library Club 1: Math Club 4, Junior Class Commit- tees, Senior Class Committees, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. Kenneth Everett Ackley' 132 North Sunset Drive Ken fTransferred from F. E. Bel- lows High School, Mamaroneck, New York, 3: ANNUAL Staff 4, Le Cercle Francais 4: Literary Club 4, Math Club 4, TATTLER Stall 4, .lunior Class Committees, Senior Class Committees, Honor Roll 3, 4. Iohn Aqenbroad 1581 Slaterville Road Transferred from Moscow High School, Moscow, ldaho, 4: Varsity Football 4. Rene Leon Aguilar 521 North Albany Street Operators' Club 2, 3, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Science Club 1, Junior Class Committees, Senior Class Commit- tees, Cross Country 2, 3, 4, Letter 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 1, Basketball Manager 4. Rita Louise Alexander 211 North Corn Street Commercial Club 2, 4, Pep Club 2, .lunior Class Committees, Senior Class Committees, Shorthand Certif- icate-80 wpm. Maureen Ryan Anderson 101 Sharwill Court 'gAndy -Chorus 1, 2,2 lthetaeria 2 3, 4: Le Cercle Francais 3, 4: Matl Club 4: Pep Club 2: Honor Roll 3. David Camillo Auble . 412 West Green Street Sanf'gCongress 4: Human Rela- tions Club 3: Math Club 4, Senior Class Committees, W1'estling 2, 3, 4 Letter 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, National A. A. U. 3. lean Baker 117 Renwick Drive Jeanic,'iChorus 2: Choral Club 3, 4, Jr. Choral Club 1, Allied Youth 4: ANNUAL Staff 4, Human Rela- tions Club 3, Ithetaeria 3, 4, La Tertulia Espanola 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice- President 2: Library Club 1, Pep Club 2, 3, 4: Photography Club 1, 2, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. Robert Leroy Ballard Slaterville Springs Chorus 1: Clee Club 3, 4, Vice-Pres- ident 4: Jr. Clee Club 2, Rillery 1, Honor Roll 3: Hollis Dann Award 2. Lucy R. Barnard 112 Cook Street ANNUAL Staff 4, Human Relations Club 3, La Tertulia Espanola 2, 3, 4, Legislative 3, 4, Pep Club 2, TATTLER Staff 2, Dramatic Tech- nical Award 3, Clarence 3. Priscilla Beeson 214 North Triphammer Road Dilly'--Chorus lg Choral Club 4: r. Choral Club 2, 3: llramatic Club , 4: l.e Cercle Francais 1, 2, 32 egislative 3, 43 Madisquem 3: Pep lub 33 Senior Class Committees: ll-State Chorus 41 Sectional All- tate Chorus 43 Laura Bryant Schol- rship Award 25 National Music Ed- icatorsl Conference 4. Marina Benekos 405 Columbia Street lunior Class Committeesg Senior Qlass Committees. Iudith Ann Bickal 1494 Mecklenburg Road ,Iudie 4Allied Youth 43 Commer- cial Club 2, 3, 4g Pep Club 2, 4, Junior Class Committeesg Senior Class Committeesg lntramurals 2. Katherine Ethel Blake R. D. 3 Moose Scholarship 3. Alice Susan Bly 156 Cascadilla Park Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3: Chorus 1: Choral Club 3, 4g ,lunior Choral Club 2: Allied Youth 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 2, President 43 AN- NUAI. Staff 4g Le Cercle Francais 2, 3, Secretary 3, Madisquem 23 Na- tional Honor Society 4g Pep Club 2, 33 Student Council 3, 4, Citizenship Award 4: TATTLER Stall' 2, 3, 4: Senior Class Committeesg lntra- murals lg Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4g Na- tional Music Educators' Conference 4g Arsenic and Old Lace 4. Robert Blye Slaterville Springs Bob -Chorus 1g Clee Club 3, 4, Secretary-Librarian 3, 43 Allied Youth 2, 4, Pep Club 23 Junior Class Committeesg Senior Class Com- mittees: J.V. Football 2g Varsity Football 4g Track lg Intramurals 3, Bankers 3, 4. I. Philip Bock 603Vz North Aurora Street Phil -Orchestra 1, 2: Allied Youth 23 Photography Club 2. Iudith Ann Bohland 108 Hampton Road Judie -Chorus 1, 25 Allied Youth 3: Der Deutsche Verein 3, 4, Human Relations Club 3g Pep Club 2, 3, TATTLER Staff 3. Anne Else Bolt: 208 North Meadow Street Annie -Commercial Club 3g Der Deutsche Verein 1, 2, 3, Secretary 2. Constance Marie Bonanui 416 Madison Street Connie -Chorus lg Choral Club 4: .lunior Choral Club 2, 3, Presi- dent 3, Commercial Club 2, 4g Mad- isquem 2g Pep Club 2, 4, Shorthand Certificate-80 wpmg Typing Certifi- cate-50 wpm. Richard L. Boothroyd 209 Roat Street Dick -Band 2, Orchestra 2, Pep Club 25 Senior Class Committees: Varsity Football 4. Louis Bordonaro 609 West Seneca Street Lou -Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll 3. Ray Bordoni 317 Utica Street Bar -Intramurals 2, 3. Beth G. Bradley 523 East Buffalo Street Transferred from Syracuse Central High School, Syracuse, New York, 33 Choral Club 3, 4g Allied Youth 3, 4g ANNUAL Staff 43 Pep Club 3, 4, Ithetaeria 3, 43 Legislative 3, 4, Na- tional Honor Society 4g TATTLER Stall' 3, 43 Junior Class Committees, Senior Class Secretary, Intramurals 35 Honor Roll 3, 4. Iohn Donald Brewster. Ir. 929 Danby Road Don -Chorus 1, 2,5 Glee Club 3, 4: Human Relations Club 3, La Ter- tulia Espanola 1, 2, 3: Pep Club 3, Cross Country 1, 2g ,I.V. Basketball 1, 2, Letter 2. Ioanne Fay Briggs 853 Dryden Road Ion-Future Homemakers 2, Pep Club 2, 3, 43 Honor Roll 3, 4, Home- making Award 2. Marilyn Broad 305 Mitchell Street Midge -Choral Club 4, Allied Youth 23 Legislative 3, 4: National Honor Society 3, 4g Pep Club,2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, President 2, 4g TATTLER Staff 4, Junior Class Committees, Senior Class Commit- tees, J.V. Cheerleader 23 Varsity Cheerleader 3g Honor Roll 3. Sandra Iean Brooks 307 Auburn Street Sandy -dAllied Youth 25 Le Cercle Francais 4, Madisquem 25 Pep Club 3g Intramurals 2, 3, 4. Ioanne Coffin Brown 110 Heights Court Jounnie -Choral Club 4, Treasurer 43 Le Cercle Francais 1, 23 Pep Club 1, 2, 45 TATTLER Staff 43 Senior Class Committees: Honor Roll 1, 2, 4, National Honor Society 4. Susan Ioyce Brown 1016 North Cayuga Street Sue -Chorus 1, 2, Commercial Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, 3, Pep Club 21 Intramurals 1, 2, 33 Shorthand Certificate-100 wpmg Typing Cer- tiflcate-44 wpm. Rtchard M Browne 110 Treva Avenue Dick Chess Clubl 2 3 Human Relations Club 3 Math Club 3 4 Science Club 1 2 3 Senior Class Committees JV Basketball 2 Let ter 2 Honor Roll 2 3 4 lack R Bruster 216 Utica Street Abe Baseball 2 3 Letter 2 Intramurals 3 Roger Francis Buckley R. D. 4 'KRog,'-Glee Club 4. Westa Iona Buncom 214 Cleveland Avenue 6'Dimples -Chorus I: Commercial Club 3: Junior Class Committees: Vincent David Burlarley R D 1 Bull Transferred from Owegzo Free Academy Owego New York 2 Glee Club 4 Baseball 3 4 Letter 3 4 Football 3 4 Letter 3 4 Track 3 4 Wrestling 3 Intramurals 3 4 Sectional All State Chorus 4 All Southern Tier Football Second Team Robert L Burlew R D 5 Bob Human Relations Club 3 Intramurals 2 3 4 Merrill Burr 101 Orchard Place Band 4' Allied Youth 3 4' AN- NUAI Staff 4 Assistant General Manager 4: Dramatic Club 4: Ithe- taeria 4: La Tertulia Espanola 3, 4, Vice-President 4: Legislative 3, 4: Madisquem 4: National Honor Soci- ety 4: Pep Club 3, 4: TATTLER Staff 3, 4: Junior Class Committees: Senior Class Committees: Intramu- rals 3: Honor Roll 3, 4: Girls' Sports Club 3. Iohn F. Calkins R. D. 5 Johnnie --Operators' Club 1. Senior Class Committees: Typing Certil'ieatef45 wpm. Raymond I. Burchard 321 South Cayuga Street Ray fI'Iuman Relations Club 3: La 'l'ertulia Espanola 3: Operators' Club l: Photography Club 3: .lunior Class Committees: Senior Class Committees: .l.V. Football 1: Intra- murals 2, 3, 4. 81 Mary Antoinette Campagna 406 West Green Street Allied Youth 2, 3, 4: Commercial Club 2, 3, 4: ANNUAL Staff 4: Art Club 2: Dramatic Club 3, 4: La Ter- tulia Espanola I, 2, 3, 4: Legislative 3, 4: Library Club I, Vive-President 1: Madisquem 2, 3: Pep Club 2, 3, 4: Student Council 2: Junior Class Committees: Senior Class Commit- tees: J.V. Cheerleader 2, Letter 2, Captain 2: Varsity Cheerleader 3, 4, Letter 3, 4: Intramurals 2, 3, 4: Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4: Shorthand Cer- tilicate--120 wpm: Typing Certifi- c'atei5l wpln: Business and Profes- sional Womei1's Club Award 3: Not Quite Surh A Goose 3: National Honor Soviety 4. Dominick M. Capoul 271 Pennsylvania Avenue Dom -Pep Club 23 Football 2, 3, 4, Letter 2, 3, 43 .l.V. Football 1, Let- ter lg All-Southern Tier Football Team 43 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 ,I.V. Baseball 1. Albert A. Cappuccl 308 Esty Street Cap -Band 2, 3, 4, Drum Major 2, 3, 43 ANNUAL Stall' 3, 4, Business Manager 43 Congress 3, 43 lthetaeria 23 Student Council 3, 43 TATTLER Stall' 2, 3g ,lunior Class Committees: Senior Class Committees: Honor Roll 3, 43 Empire State 3, Judge of Supreme Court of Appeals. Iames E. Carter 915 Coddington Road Jim -Allied Youth 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice- President 33Congress 3, 43 lthetaeria 23 National Honor Society 3, 4, President 43 Student Council 1, 2, 3, 43 Junior Class Committees3 Senior Class Vice-President: ,l.V. Football 2, Letter 23 Varsity Football, 3, 4, Letter 3, 43 l.V. Wrestling 1, 2, Let- ter 1, 2,3 Varsity Wrestling 3, 4, Let- ter 3, 43 Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Letter 1, 2, 3, 43 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4: Empire State 33 Boy-of-the-Month, October. Nancy Lee Chailee R. D. 4 Nan7'-Chorus 13 Junior Choral Club 3. Charlene Ann Clancy R. D, 5 Chorus 1: Sub-Deb Club 3. Ramon W. Clark 926 Dryden Road Bill -Allied Youth 33 TATTLER Stall 33 Football Manager 3, 4, Let- ter 3, 43 Riflery 3, 4, Letter 3. lane! Louise Close 815 North Cayuga Street Orchestra 43 Ithetaeria 2, 33 Pep Club 23 Girls' Sports Club 33 Honor Roll 2, 3. Iudith Ann Cole 610 South Albany Street fudy aTransferred from Unadilla High School, Unadilla, New York,23 Allied Youth 33 lthetaeria 3. Donald Harry Coon 655 Old Spencer Road Don f.lunior Class Committees: Senior Class Committees3 Intramur- als 23 .l.V. Football 2, Letter 23 Var- sity Foothall 3, 4, Letter 3, 4. Iuanita Ruby Comell 307 Floral Avenue Francis Comish 570 Elm Street 'iFru111r,'flihori1S l. David Charles Cornman l22 Auburn Street Crash -Transferred from Lake- land Senior High, Lakeland, Florida, 4. Thomas Eugene Cramer 9 The Byway, Forest Home Tom -Allied Youth 4: J.V. Foot ball l, 2, Letter 1, 2: Varsity Foot- ball 4, Letter 4: Track 3, 4. Carl A. Crispell Slaterville Springs Allied Youth 4: Honor Roll 2, 3, 4. Eugene R. Crispell Slaterville Springs Cena -Futu re Fa rmers 2. x QUWM 'Q are l .fi5'H , F 'L' Diane Elizabeth Cynoske 6 Renwivk Piave lim- -Choriis l: llramatir Club 4: La 'liertulia Espanola 2, 4: Pep Club 4: Srienee Club 4: 'l'A'l l'l.FR Staff 4: Senior Class ffoniniittees: Intra- murals l, 2, 4: Honor Roll 4: Ar- senim' and Old Lace 4. Gloria Ioyce DaBall R. ll. 5 231411 1111-.su Rosemary Lorraine DaBall R.lJ. 5 Hot Roll Iohn Edwin Davison l Willtlts Piave Ralph Dayton l520 Slaterville Road Band 2, 3, 4: Orvbestra l: Clee lllulr 4: Congress 4: ltlietaeria 2. 3: Madisquem 3, 4: .lunior Class fiom- mittees: Senior Class Committees: Golf l, 2, 3, 4: lntrarnurals 2, 3: Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4: Bavhelors 4: Sevtional All-State Chorus 4: Na- tional Honor Soviety 4. 1 Z2- 5iSfEg'5ig'g,3f1f-?,s3r5W?3 'Ni1i'33sg'f4',,'IZ33x'i45W2.'337it ::: fa pgestmw,-we .await 2 3: if 1 fm wi 33153433 :szs::::. 13363353335 1 3 - - --gs all -0 3 'z tm gtzits we -was ss- - .at ..: .... W, . -' ,ef ai.: - - -'::3.,,,,.-1-1 . W. N- ,,,,af, - . ,.,. ,sl -3 , . .... : 53,55-L, .. .- 233 ., 33,132 3 .. . 5 Q agp, +3 . .3 sa I - 3 -iw- X Q sa' , 3 ' 3' I:'.If.3I':--.EEL ., , el 'ff'. il ug ,YSIQ -1 gas LeRoy O. Decker Slaterville Springs Raya-Riflery 1, 2, 3, 4, Letter 3. David H. De Grail 122 Titus Road Dave -Chorus 1, 23 Glee Club 43 Junior Glee Club 33 Riflery Club 43 Sectional All-State Chorus 4. Seeley Calvin Deliay Elmside Deke -Glee Club 3, 43 Junior Clee Club 1, 23 Allied Youth 3, 4: Art Club 1, 23 Pep Club 3, 43 Junior Class Committees3 Senior Class Committees3 Baseball 1, 2, 3, Letter 1, 2. 3, Co-Captain 33 Football 2, 3, Letter 2, 33 All-Southern Tier Base- ball 33 All-Southern Tier Football 3: Binghamton Press All-Star Football 3. Patricia Ann Delaney 111 W'est Fall Street Paz -Commercial Club 3, 43 Na- tional Honor Society 43 Pep Club 2, 33 Senior Class Committees3 Girls' Sports Club 2, 3, 4, Points Chairman 43 Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Numeral 2, Letter 2, 500 Point Cup 33 Virginia Marion Sportsmanship Award 3: Honor Roll 2, 3, 43 Shorthand Cer- tificatef100 wpm3 Typing Certifi- cate-44 wpm: Athletic Council 3, 4. Gerald William DeLibero 312 Washington Street ferry -Cross Country 2, 3, 4, Let- ter 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 43 Track 3, 4, Letter 3, 4, Captain 43 Intramurals 3. 43 Cross Country Intersectionals 3, 4: Track Zones 2, 3, 43 Track Section- als 3, 4. 84 Ronald deNeuf 516 The Parkway Rolf,-Allied Youth 2, 33 Chess Club 13 Congress 3, 4, Clerk 43 Der Deutsche Verein 1, 2: National Honor Society 3, 43 Pep Club 2, 3, 43 Science Club 2, 3, 4, President 4: Student Council 1, 23 TATTLER Stall' 33 Junior Class Committees: Senior Class Committees: Assistant School Banker 43 New York State Science Fair 3: Golf 1, 2, 3, Letter 2, 3: Intramurals 1, 23 Honor Boll 1, 2, 3, 4. David Carey Derr 410 West Seneca Street School Store Staff 43 Science Club 23 Honor Roll 1. Herman Diagostino 494 Five Mile Drive Math Club 33 Intramurals 1. Charles Dickinson 215 Ridgedale Road Charlie,'-Band 2, 3, 4, President 43 Orchestra 2, 3, 4g Radio Club 43 Sectional All-State Band 4g Virginia Marion Music Award 33 Blue Tones 2, 3, 43 Brass Choir 3, 43 New York State Science Fair 33 Dramatic Club 4. Beverly Dimock 132 East Court Street Bev -Chorus 1, 23 Choral Club 3, 43 Allied Youth 2, 3, 43 Le Cercle Francais 2, 3, 4, Secretary 43 Math Club 43 Junior Class Committees: Senior Class Committees3 Girls, Sports Club 33 Intramurals 2, 3, 43 Honor Roll 2, 3, 4. Theresa Nancy DiP1-imio T09 North Tioga Street Terry -AHied Youth 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Radio Club 4: Shorthand Certificate-120 wpmg Typing Certificate-61 wpm: Com- mercial Club 4, Literary Club 43 Honor Roll 4, Anna DiRusso 209 South Aurora Street Chorus 1: Commercial Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, Le Cercle Francais 43 Pep Club 2g Senior Class Com- mittees, Intramurals 33 Shorthand Certificate-80 wpmg Typing Certifi- cate-47 wpm. Iames W. Donahue R. D. 3 Chorus 15 Future Farmers 1, 2, 3: .lunior Class Committees. Daniel Ioseph Dorf 314 Columbia Street Dan,'4Band 2, 3g Chorus 11 Allied Youth 2, 3, 4, Le Cercle Francais 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 2, 3, 4, TATTLER Staff 2, 3, 4g Senior Class Commit- tees: Honor Roll 1, 3, 4: National Honor Society 4. Gloria Sue Drake 833 North Aurora Street Clif,-Choral Club 3, 4: .lunior Choral Club 23 Dramatic Club 2, 3, 43 Le Cercle Francais 3, 43 Legisla- tive 3, 43 Madisquem 2, 3, 43 Pep Club 2, 35 Radio Club 2, 3, 4: TATTLER Stall' 3, 4g Junior Class Committees, Senior Class Commit- teesg .l.V. Cheerleader 2, Letter 25 Varsity Cheerleader 3, Letter 33 Honor Roll 35 Clarence,' 3. Diane Dunbar 109 Ithaca Road Di -Allied Youth 4. Reuben Louis Dworsky 319 Highland Road Glee Club 43 Congress 45 Dramatic Club 4g La Tertulia Espanola 3, 43 Madisquem 3, 4g Pep Club 3g Junior Class- Committeesg Senior Class Com- mitteesg J.V. Football 2, Letter 24 Arsenic and Old Lace 4. Dolores Marie Edsall Stewart Park Dee -Chorus lg Allied 'Youth 43 lntramurals 2, 3. Lillian Elizabeth Eisenberg RD. 1, Willseyville Billie -Allied Youth 2, 3, 4: Com- mercial Club 4-: Pep Club 4: Sub- Deb Club 4: Shorthand Certificate -80 wpm. Roberta M. English 316 South Corn Street Bertini,-Allied Youth 4: Art Club lg Intramurals lg Honor Roll 2. 85 Carol Sue Epstein 115 Hanshaw Road Band 3, 4, Color Cuard3 Choral Club 43 Dramatic Club 2, 3, 43 lthetaeria 2, 3, 43 Le Cercle Francais 3, 43 Leg- islative 3, 4, President 4: Literary Club 23 Madisquem 2, 3, 43 Pep Club 2, 3, 43 National Honor Society 3, 43 TATTLER Staff 2, 3, 43 Junior Class Committeesg Senior Class Com- mittees3 Intramurals 2, 33 Girls' Sports Club 33 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 42 Our Miss Brooks 23 First Prize National French Exam 33 Catherine M. Welch Memorial Award 3: First Prize local American Legion Orator- ical Contest 4: Girl-of-the-Month, April. Iames Edward Farrell 1041 Cocldington Road livin-.l.V. Wrestling 13 Varsity Wrestling 2, 3, 4, Letter 2, 3, 4, Co- Captain 4: Honor Roll 1, 2. Angelina M. Fidler 910 North Cayuga Street Angie -Shorthand Certificate-100 wpm3 Typing Certificate-48 wpm3 Honor Roll 4. Iames Peter Findlen 111 Cobb Street i'Pete -Allied Youth 2, 3, 43 Con- gress 43 Le Cercle Francais 2, 3: Math Club 3, 43 National Honor Society 43 Pep Club 2, 3, 43 Sci- ence Club 3,43 TATTLER Staff 4: Junior Class Committees3 Senior Class 'l'reasurer3 Cross Country 23 Rifiery 1, 2, Letter 2: 'llrack 1, 4: Wrestling Manager 3, Letter 3: l.V. Wrestling 2, Letter 2: Rifle Club 1, 2: Honor Roll 1, 3, 4. DuWayne A. Fish 507 Elm Street Der Deutsche Verein 3, 43 Human Relations Club 33 lthetaeria 1, 23 'l'A'l l'l.l'1R Staff 33 Junior Class Committees: Honor Roll 1, 2, 3. Marianne Fish 248 Valley Road Band 2, 3, 4, Librarian 43 Allied Youth 2, 3, 43 lthetaeria 3, 4g Mad- isquem 3, 43 Math Club 43 Radio Club 33 Pep Club 23 TATTLER Staff 3, 43 Senior Class Committees: Honor Roll 2, 3. William P. Fish 4 Highland Park Bill,'--Clee Club 4: Allied Youth 1, 2, 33 Congress 4g Dramatic Club 3, 4, President 43 Der Deutsche Ver- ein 2, 33 Madisquem 2, 33 Pep Club 2, 33 TATTLER.Stafi 2, 3, 4: .lunior Class Committees3 Senior Class Committees3 Baseball 1, 23 Tennis 3, 43 i'Arsenic and Old Lace 4, William Ioseph Fitzpatrick 434 North Geneva Street Fitz Robert F. Flannery 223 Wood Street Bohn-Congress 43 Football 4, Let- ter 43 Intramurals 2, 3: l.V. Wrest- ling 4, Letter 43 Senior Class Com- mittees. Harry Foote 357 East King Road Hairless,'-Transferred from Oneida High School, Oneida, New York, 3. Patricia Louise Forsyth 236 Hayts Road 6'Put --Chorus 13 Allied Youth 2, 3, 43 Le Cercle Francais 2, 3, 43 Pep Club 2. 33 Schocl' Store Stall' 43 ln- tramurals 1, 23 Typing Certificate- 44 wpm. David Scott Foster SO7 Cayuga Heights Road Du11e,'-Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 43 Allied Youth 2, 3, 43 AN- NUAL Stalf 4, General Manager 43 Congress 3, 43 lthetaeria 1, 23 Le Cercle Francais 2, 33 Madisquem 2: Math Club 43 National Honor Soci- ety 3, 43 Photography Club 1, 23 Student Council 3, 43 TATTLER Staff 33 Junior Class Vice-President: Senior Class Committees3 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4g Columbia Scholastic Press Association Conference 43 Em- pire State 3g Sectional All-State Band 2, 3, 43 Sectional All-State Or- chestra 13 Blue Tones 2, 3, 43 Boy- of-the-Month, February. Richard E. Foster Slaterville Springs Dick - Transferred from Homer High School, Homer, New York, 3g Future Farmers 3, 4. ' Iohn Roger Free 308 Hector Street Rag -Literary Club 43 Math Club 33 Science Club 2, 3, 4. Charlene Fulton 140 Linn Street '6BooLs',-Horsemanship Club 33 TATTLER Staff 33 La Tertulia Es- panola lg Junior Class Committees3 Senior Class Committees. Ellen-Marie Gaherty 201 Columbia Street Meme -Choral Club 43 Commer- cial Club 2, 3, Pep Club 3, TATT-' LER Staff 43 Junior Class Commit- tees: Senior Class Committees: Shorthand Certificate-80 wpm3 Typing Certificate-52 wpm. Caroline Iulia Gentle 114 College Avenue 'sfulien-Chorus 13 Choral Club 3, 43 Junior Choral Club 23 Art Club 2, 3, President 33 Der Deutsche Ver- ein 1, 2g Human Relations Club 3, Parliamentarian 33 Legislative 3, 4, Sergeant-at-Arms 43 National Honor Society 3, 43 Pep Club 23 Student Council 1, 3, Citizenship Award 33 TATTLER Staff 2, 3, 4, Co-Editor 43 Junior Class Committees3 Senior Class Committees3 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 43 Sectional All-State Chorus 4. Iudith Marie Glover 814 North Aurora Street Ufudyi'-Transferred from Canan- daigua Academy, Canandaigua, New York, 13 Band 1, 23 Allied Youth 2, 33 La Tertulia Espanola 2, 33 Madis- quem 2, 33 Pep Club 2, 33 Junior Class Committees3 Senior Class Com- mittees3 Girls' Sports Club33 Honor Roll 2. Margaret Marie Gray 248 Coddington Road Chorus 13 Junior Class Committees3 Senior Class Committees3 Honor Roll 4. Susan Mae Grover 410 Hudson Street Surry -Chorus 23 Choral Club 43 Junior Choral Club 33 Future Home- makers 2, Secretary 23 Horseman- ship Club 4, Secretary 43 Junior Class Committees3 Senior Class Com- mittees3 Shorthand Certificate-80 XVDIIIQ Typing Certificate-40 wpm. Alice H. Hall 1470 Trumansburg Road Chorus 1, 23 Choral Club 4, Secre- tary 43 Dramatic Club 4: lthetaeria 4: Legislative 43 Pep Club 2, 43 TATTLER Staff 43 Senior Class Comrnitteesg Girls' Sports Club 1, 23 lntramurals 1, 23 Honor Roll 4. Lucy Hazel Hall 120 Sears Street Luce -Transferred from Farming- ton High School, West Farmington, Ohio, 23 Commercial Club 33 Der Deutsche Verein 3, 43 Human Rela- tions Club 33 Library Club 3, 4. Gary Leigh Harden 1806 Slaterville Road Allied Youth 3, 43 Congress 43 Math Club 3, 43 Pep Club 43 Science Club 43 Senior Class Committeesg J.V. Baseball 2, 3, Letter 2, 33 Intramur- als 2, 33 Wrestling Manager 4, Let- ter 43 Honor Roll 1, 2. Iohn W. Harding 221 Renwick Drive 'ifacki'-Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 43 Human Relations Club 3, Vice-President 33 Le Cercle Francais 1, 2, 3, 43 Madisquem 1, 23 Math Club 3, 43 Pep Club 23 Photography Club 1, 2g Science Club 1, 2, 3, 43 TATTLER Staff lg Track 23 Sec- tional All-State Orchestra 43 Section- al All-State Band 1, 2, 33 Blue Tones 4. Elaine Mae Harris 206 Lake Avenue Lainer,'-Chorus 1, 23 Junior Choral Club 33 Art Club 23 Com- mercial Club 23 Sub-Deb Club 2, 33 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3. 88 Richard Eugene Haskins 242 Floral Avenue Dick Donald Eugene Hatt 304 East Lincoln Street Mel -Band 2, 3, 43 Orchestra 2, 3, 4: l.V. Baseball 1, 2, 3, Letter 2, 33 .l.V. Basketball 2, Letter 23 Var- sity Basketball 4, Letter 43 Intra- murals 3, 4. Stuart Kenneth Heald 802 Mitchell Street Stu -Chess Club 43 Math Club 3, 43 Photography Club 4. Kathryn Eleanor Heath 618 Coddington Road Kathie -Commercial Club 33 School Store Staff 3g Sub-Deb Club 3, 43 Honor Roll lg Shorthand Cer- tificate-80 wpmg Typing Certificate -45 wpm. Deanna Mae Histed 108 Hancock Street Den -Chorus 2, 43 Choral Club 43 Junior Choral Club 2g Pep Club 23 Drum Majorettes 43 Girls' Sports Club 2. ff 3, .3 I A ' we T! 'll ,- 4 2 ,fr at 'f' ive. Doris lean Holtham 313 Willows' Avenue 'gfeariien-Choral Club 4, Accom- panist 4: Junior Choral Club 2, 3, Accompanist 3: lthetaeria 2, 4: Legislative 4: Madisquem 2: Photog- raphy Club 3: TATTLER Staff 4: Senior Class Committees: Girls' Sports Club 2: Intramurals 2: Honor Roll 3: Third Prize-'Jewish Terventenary Speer-h Contest 3. Ioan Hornbrook 1011 Tripbammer Road u,I0llI1fU,,+Cl'l0TllS 1: Choral Club 3, 4: .lunior Choral Club 2: Allied Youth 4: Ithetaeria 3: Library Club 1: Madisquem 1, 2, 3, 4: Radio Club 1: Junior Class Committees: Senior Class Committees: Honor Roll 1: Harmonettes 3, 4: Arsenir- and Old Late 4. Roberta Horowitz 211 Linn Street Chorus 2: Choral Club 4: Junior Choral Club 3: Allied Youth 2, 3, 4: Human Relations Club 3, Treasurer 3: lthetaeria 2, 3: National Honor Soeiety 4: Pep Club 2, 3, 4: TATT- LER Staff 3: Girls' Sports Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4: Intramurals 2, 3, 4: Honor Roll 2, 3, 4. Ruth Alison Horton 221 Maple Avenue Ruthie,-Chorus 1, 2: Allied Youth 1, 2, 4: Ithetaeria 2, 3, 4: Madis- quem 1,2,4: Pep Club4: TATT- LER Staff 4: Junior Class Commit- tees: Senior Class Committees. Margaret Schuyler Hospital 110 Cayuga Heights Road Peggy -Chorus 1: Choral Club 4: Junior Choral Club 2: Ithetaeria 1, 2: National Honor Society 4: Pep Club 2: Student Council 1, 2, 4: TATTLER Staff 4: Senior Class Committees: Honor Roll 1, 2, 4: Levislative 4 Mary Gwendolyn Howe 507 Hancock Street Chorus 1: Homemaking Award 2. Patricia Ann Howe R. D. 4 Tickie,'-Chorus 1: Intramurals 2. Arthur Frederick Howell 320 Spencer Road Art -Photography Club 3: Junior Class Committees: Senior Class Committees: Intramurals '2, 3, 4: Rifle Club 4. Roger David Howlett 212 West Spencer Street Human Relations Club 3: .l.V. Foot ball 3: Track 3, 4: Honor Roll 2. Rudy Bert Hoyt 131 Hyers Street rsH0ytsa 89 Iohn Paul Hranek 520 Linn Street Dz'm',-Junior Class Committees: Senior Class Committees: J.V. Foot- ball 2, Letter 2: .l.V. Basketball 2, Letter 2: l.V. Baseball l, 2, 3, Let- ter 1, 2, 3: Intramurals 2, 3. Iohn Cole Hull. Ir. 389 Stone Quarry Road .l.V. Baseball 2, 3, Letter 2: lntra- murals l: Honor Roll 3: Sc-ienre Club 3. Nancy Elizabeth Hull S69 Elm Street Nance -Chorus -1: Choral Club 4: Junior Choral Club 2, 3: Allied Youth 2, 4: Commercial Club 2, 3, Library Club 23 TATTLER Staff 2: ANNUAL Stall' 4: Senior Class Committees: Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Numeral 3, Letter 4: Girls' Sports Club 3, 4: Shorthand Certificate- 80 wpru: Typing Certificate--51 wpm. Linda Kay llofi 958 Mitt-hell Street Extension Gabby -Transferred from Hones- dale High School, Honesdale, Penn- sylvania, 2. Vernon Hortin Iensen, Ir. 326 Fall Creek Drive Vern -Allied Youth lg Art Club 4: llramatir' Club 3, 4, Literary Club 3, 4: liladisquem l, 2, 3, 4, President 3, Treasurer 43 Photog- raphy Club 4: 'l'A'l'TLER Staff 4: ,lunior Class Committees: Senior Class Committees: Honor Roll l. Harold Gene Iohanson R. D. 1, Spencer Haig-Allied Youth 3, 4: Pep Club 3, 4: Photography Club 3: J.V. Wrestling 3: Wrestling Manager 4, Letter 4. Francis Andrew Iohnson ll5 DeWitt Place Frandy -'Transferred from Crete High School, Crete, Nebraska, 2: ANNUAL Staff 3: lthetaeria 2, 3, 4: Literary Club 3, 4: Math Club 3, 4: National Honor Society 3, 4: Pho- tography Club 2, 3, 4, President 3, 4: Science Club 2, 3, 4: 'l'A'l'TLER Staff 3, 4: WIHS 2, 3, 4: Senior Class Committees: Honor Roll 2, 3, 4: Empire State 3. Michael Neil Iohnson R. ll. l, Brooktondale Mike,, Roger Mason Iohnson l34 Cleveland Avenue i'Ilut'k fChorus l, 2: Glee Club 3, 4: lv. Football 2: .l.V. Basketball l: Varsity Football 3: Intramurals 2, 3, 4. l Priscilla Ann Iohnston lll South Titus Avenue 'Trial'-Alliefl Youth 4: Commer- vial Club 4: lntramurals l, 3: Honor Roll 2: Shorthand Certiheate-120 xpm: Typing Certifir'atef5l wpm. Bernice Eva Iordan 622 West Buffalo Street Bernie,'-Chorus 1: Sub-Deb Club 4. Margaret Elzadia Kapv R. D. 2 Peggy,'-Commercial Club 2, 3, 4: School Store Staff 3: Senior Class Committees, Intramurals 1, 2, 3: Shorthand Certificate-100 wpm, Typing Certificate-52 wpm. Susan E. Kent 214 East Upland Road Siren-Chorus 1, 2: Choral Club 3, 4: Allied Youth 3: Library Club 2g National Honor Society 3, 4: Senior Class Committees: Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4: Sectional All-State Chorus 4: Harmonettes 3, 4. Beverly Iane Kimpland 519 South Meadow Street c:BeL1sa lane Marie Kleeman 420 Linn Street Rand 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 3, 4: .lunior Choral Club 3, Vice-President 3: Allied Youth 2, 3, 4: ANNUAL Stall 4: Ithetaeria 2. 3, Secretary 3: Le Cerele Francais 3, 4: Legislative 3, 4, Secretary 4: Pep Club 2, 3, 4: TATTLER Stall 2, 3: .Illnior Class Committees: Senior Class Commit- tees: Honor Roll 2, 3, 4: Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Girls' Sports Club 3, 4. Gail A. Knapp Slaterville Springs Chorus 1: Choral Club 3, 43 Junior Choral Club 2: Ithetaeria 2, 3: Library Club 1: Honor Roll 1, 2. lean Carol Kristotf 1224 Trumansburg Road Chorus 1: Choral Club 4: .lunior Choral Club 2, 3, Allied Youth 1, 2, 3: La Tertulia Espanola 4: Pep Club 2, 3: Radio Club 3: Junior Class Committees, Senior Class Com- mittees: Intramurals 3. William A. Kroboth 209 South Meadow Street Willy',-J.V. Football 2: Varsity Football 4: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. Hugh Lacy 122 Troy Road Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, President 4: Allied Youth 3, 4, Con- gress 4: National Honor Society 3, 4g Honor Roll 1: Sectional All-State Rand 3: Rrass Choir 3, 4. George La Due 313 Adams Street Future Farmers 3: Operators' Club 3: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: Honor Roll 3. Susan lane Laubengayer 235 Berkshire Road Susie -Chorus l3 Choral Club 3, 4g Junior Choral Club 23 Allied Youth 3, 43 ANNUAL Staff 4, Edi- tor 43 Art Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Le Cercle Francais l, 2, 33 Legislative 3, 43 Madisquem 3, 43 Math Club 43 Na- tional Honor Society 3, 43 Pep Club 2, 33 Student Council 1, 2: TATT- LER Stall' 33 Junior Class Commit- teesg Senior Class Committees: In- tramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 43 Columbia Scholastic Press As- sociation Conference 43 D.A.R. Good Citizen Award 43 Girl-of-the-Month, January. Bruce Layton R.D. 4 Allied Youth 2: ANNUAL Staff 43 Chess Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President-3: Congress 43 Le Cercle Francais 2, 3, Vice-President 3g Math Club 3, 4, Treasurer 3, President 43 National Honor Society 3, 43 Pep Club 23 Sci- ence Club 3, 43 Junior Class Com- mittees3 Senior Class Committees, Human Relations Club 33 J.V. Base- ball l, 2, Letter 23 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4. William Thomas Leagans 508 Hanshaw Road Bill -Clee Club 43 Allied Youth 2, 3, 43 Congress 3, 43 National Honor Society 3, 43 Pep Club 2, 33 Student Council 1, 2, 33 Junior Class Com- mittees: Senior Class Committees: J. V. Football 1, Letter 13 Varsity Foot- ball 2, 3, 4, Letter 2, 3, 4g All-South- ern Tier Football Team 4: J.V. Bas- ketball l, 2, Letter l, 23 Varsity Bas- ketball 3, 4, Letter 3, 4, Co-Captain 43 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Letter 1, 2, 3, 43 Golf 3, Letter 33 Honor Roll 1, 2, 33 Empire State 33 Boy-of-the-Month, December. Arthur Iohn Lecoq R. D. 4 uAl'I,,fl'J!lll1l'8 Farmers 1, 2, 3, 4: Operators' Club l, 2, 3, 43 Honor Roll l, 2, 3. Mark E. Lee 410 East Marshall Street John Leonardo. Ir. R. D. 2, Freeville Transferred from Dryden Central High School, Dryden, New York, 23 Allied Youth 2, 3, 43 Congress 43 La Tertulia Espanola 2, 3, 4, President 43 Madisquem 23 Pep Club 2, 3, 43 TATTLER Staff 3, 4, Advertising Manager 43 Junior Class Commit- tees: Senior Class Committees. Patricia Ann Lincoln Riggs Memorial Hospital Pat -Allied Youth 2: Library Club 3, 43 Honor Roll 43 National Honor Society 4. Helen Marie Lintal 526 Spencer Road Commercial Club 43 Horsemanship Club 3, 4g Library Club 33 Junior Class Committees: Senior Class Com- mittees3 Honor Roll 43 Shorthand Certificate-80 wpm. Helen M. Lisenring 106 Delaware Avenue Allied Youth 2: Human Relations Club 33 La Tertulia Espanola 2, 3, 43 Pep Club 2g TATTLER Staff 43 Junior Class Committeesg Senior Class Committees: Honor Roll 2, 43 Ithetaeria 4. George I. Little 305 East Fall Street Allied Youth 3, 4: Congress 3, 4, Vic-e-President 43 Pep Club 3, 4: J.V. Football 2, Letter 23 J.V. Basket- ball 2, Letter 23 Golf 2, 3, 4, Letter 3, 4. George Nelson Lockrow 983 Taughannock Boulevard Transferred from Bishop Timon High School, Buffalo, New York, 3, Cvlee Club 4, RiHe Club 4, Section- al All-State Chorus 4. Gail Loomis 332 South Cayuga Street 'little Red -Chorus l, 2, Choral Club 4, .lunior Choral Club 3, Al- lied Youth 3, 4: Commercial Club 4, Pep Club 2, 3, Sub-Deb Club 4, Junior Class Committees, Intramu- rals 3: Shorthand Certificate-80 wpm, Typing Certificate-56 wpm. Ann Conant Lounsbery Brooktondale Annie,'-Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4, Secre- tary 4, Chorus l, 2, Choral Club 3, 4, President 4, Allied Youth 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, ANNUAL Staff 4, Ithe- taeria 2, 3, Le Cercle Francais 3, Legislative 3, 4, Library Club 2, Sec- retary 2, Madisquem 4: National Honor Society 4, ,IunlOI' Class COIH- mittees, Senior Class Committees, Intramurals 3, Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4, Sectional All-State Orchestra 3, Har- monettes 3, 4, Laura Bryant Choral Club Award 3. Herbert C. Love 503 North Albany Street Herbie -Clee Club 4, Future Farmers 2, 3, 4, Operators' Club 2, 3, 4, Science Club 2: .lunior Class Committees, Senior Class Commit- tees, Cross Country 2, Track 3, Let- ter 3. Edward Lynch Ludgate 209 North Plain Street 6'Ted,'iClee Club 3, 4, Junior Clee Club 2, Allied Youth 1, 2, 3, AN- NUAL Staff 3: Congress 3, 4, Ithe- taeria l, 2, 3, President 3: La Ter- tulia Espanola 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, Treas- urer 3, Student Council 2, 4, Vice- President 4: .lunior Class Commit- tees, Senior Class Committees, .l.V. Baseball 1, J.V. Football Manager 2. Letter 2, Tennis 2, Intramurals 2,3, Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4. 93 Anthony Carl Lupo 212 Second Street Loop',-Futu re Farmers 2. Robert Ludaweed Lupo 212 Second Street Chorus 1, Clee Club 3, 4: .lunior Clee Club 2, J.V. Baseball 1, Var- sity Baseball 2, 3, 4, Letter 3, 4: .l.V. Basketball 2, Letter 2, Varsity Basketball 3, 4, Letter 3, 4, Football 3, 4, Letter 4. Nancy Ruth Lyon 1109 North Aurora Street Nan -Chorus 1, Choral Club 4, Allied Youth 4, Human ,Relations Club 3, Le Cercle Francais 2, 3, Pep Club 3. Ieanne Elizabeth Macdonald lOl Linn Street Jeanie -Transferred from Candor Central School, Candor, New York, 3: La Tertulia Espanola 3, 4, .lunior Class Committees. Iohn Richard Macdonald 101 Linn Street Mad,-Transferred from Candor Central School, Candor, New York, 3. Donald Neil MacDougal 610 North Cayuga Street '4Mzz1,',,---Allierl Youth 4: Congress 4: Pep Club 3, 4: Student Counvil 24 ,lunior Class Committees: Senior Class Committees: Colf 2, 3, 4, Let- ter 2, 3, 4: ,l,V. Basketball 2. Letter 2: 1.V. Football 2, Letter 2: Varsity Football 4, Letter 4: Varsity Basket- ball 4. Letter 4: Honor lioll 2, 3, 4. Patricia I. Mack 105 Homestead lloafl Hl'al - -Band 2, 3, 4: f2l'1'l1t'SIl'il 2. 3, 4, Librarian 3: Allied Youth 2, 3: ANNUAL Staff 4: llvr llc-utsrlie Ye- rein 3, 4: lluman Relations Club 3: La 'l'f-rtulia Espanola 2. 3, -l: Legis- Iativo 3, 4. TYt?E1!4lll't'l' 4: National llonor Soviety 3, 4, Ser-rt-tary 4: Li- brary Cluli2: Pep Club 2,3: 'l'A'l l'- l.l'1l'l Stall 2. 3, 4, Uilive Manager -l: ,lunior Class Ser-retary: Senior Class Committees: Girls' Sports Club 3: lntramurals 2. 3: Honor lloll 2. 3, 4: Sertional All-State Band 4: llead Sr-hool llanker 4: llirl-of-the--Xlonth. 17:-bruary. Catherine Frances Magnosi l13 Wlest Buffalo Street 'iCay,'--'l'ransferred from Nantivokr- lligh Srhool, Nantivoke, Pennsyl- vania, 4: Senior Class Committees: Shorthand Certifit-ate---80 Xklblll. Carol Ann Magnus 517 South fileadoix Street Allied Youth 4: .lunior Class Com- mittees: Senior Class Committees: Girls' Sports Club 2: Typing Certif- irate--50 wpm. Patricia Anne Mahool 705 West Green Street PatLy,'--- Choral Club 4: ANNUAL Stall' 2: llramatir' Club 4: lthetaeria 1, 2, 3: Le Cerrle Franrais 2, 3: Legislative 3, 4: National Honor riety 3, 4: Pep Club 1, 2: Student Council 1, 2. 3. 4, Sec-rc-tary 2: 'l'A'l 1'Ll'1R Stall l, 2, 3, 4, Co-Editor 4: Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4: Empire State 3: Elmira College Key Award 3: Girl-of-the-Month, November: .lunior Class President: Senior Class Committees. V Charles R. Malone 313 Auburn Street Cl111rlr ----Human Relations Club 3. Iames T. Malone 313 Auburn Street HJIDIIIH- -llonor Roll 4. George Michel Malti 418 Mitrhell Street Band 2, 3, 4: Ort-hestra 2, 3: Glee Club 3. 4: Allied Youth 2: Congress 3, 4, President 4: La Tertulia Es- panola 2, 3: Math Club 3: National Honor So:-iety 4: Pep Club 2: Stu- dent Counril 4: TATTLER Staff 3, 4: .lunior Class Committees: Senior Class Committees: Tennis 2, Letter 2: Golf 3, 4: Honor Roll 2, 3, 4: Ser- tional All-State Orchestra 2: Savings Bank Essay Award 3: Armistiee Day lfssay Award 2: Bar-helors 4. David Leland Marion 1502 Slaterville Road Dare --Chorus 1, 2: Clee Club 4: ,lunior Clee Club 3: Wrestling 1, 2: Honor Roll 4. I. Peter McManus R.lJ. 3, Trumansburg Pale -Allied Youth 1, 2: AN- NUAL Staff 4: lthetaeria 2, 3: Math Club 3, 4: Pep Club 2: Svienve Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Junior Class Committees! Senior Class Committees: j.V. Foot- ball 2: Riilery 1, 2: Track l, 2, 3, 4, Letter 4: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. Mary-Iean McPherson 205 Comstovk Road Hf,0Ht1llS,, Cll0TZll Club 4: llraniatie Club 4: Legislative 4: Pep Club 3, 4: 'l'A'l l'LER Staff 3, 4: Junior Class Committees: Senior Class Com- mittees. Marcia G. Meigs 108 Comstoek Road Marsh -Chorus l: Choral Club 3, 4: Allied Youth 4: La Tertulia panola 4: Pep Club 4: TATTLER Staff 4: Senior Class Committees. Eleanore Ann Miller 216 Lower Enfield Falls Road Ellis ,-Chorus 1: Allied Youth 3, 4: Library Club 3, President 3, Vive- President 3: Pep Club 3: Senior Class Committees: Girls' Sports Club 3: Intramurals 2, 3, 4: Honor Roll 2. Frank Arnold Miller 2l6 Lower Enfield Falls Road Fixture Farmers l, 2, 3. Rosemary Miller R.lJ. 4 Rosie -Allied Youth 3, 4: AN- NUAL Staff 4: Human Relations Club 3: Ithetaeria 2, 3, 4: Le Cert-le Francais 3, 4: Legislative 3, 4, Vive- President 4: Library Club 2: Pep Club 2, 3, 4: TA'l l'Ll'lR Staff 3, 4: Photography Club 2, 3, Secretary 3: ,lunior Class Committees: Senior Class Committees: Girls' Sports Club 2, 3, 4, Intramurals Manager 4: Intra- murals l, 2, 3, 4, Numeral 3, Letter 3: Honor Roll 2, 3, 4. Phillip Paul Monahan 2l3 Oak Avenue Animal f'l'ransferred from South Side High School, Elmira, New York, 4: 'llrark 4. Ioyce Helen Morey ll5 Cascadilla Street Chorus l: Commerrial Club 2, 3: Pep Club 2, 3: TATTLER Staff 4, Business Manager 4: Junior Class Committees: Senior Class Commit- tees: Girls' Sports Club 2, 3, 4: ln- tramurals 2, 3, 4, Numeral 3, Letter 3: Honor Roll 2, 3, 4: Shorthand Certifieate-120 mpm: Typing Cer- tiiic-ate449 wpm: National Honor Society 4. Eileen Morton 2l2 l'rospet't Street Chorus 4: Choral tllub 4: Junior Choral Club 2: Madisqueni 1, 2, 41 l'ep Club l, 2: Radio Club l, 2: 'l'A'l l'I,ER Staff 1, 2. Arthur Theodore Mosher 109 North Sunset llrixe K'Ted',4-'liransferred from w'00dSl0t'k Sr-hool, India, 4: Allied Youth 4: Le Cerrle Franvais 4: Literary Club 4: Math Club 4: Senior Class Com- mittees. Iames Michael Mulvcney 2ll liidgedale Road 'iMikc',-ANNUAL Staff 4: Chess Club l, 2. 3, 4, Vive-Presirlent 3, President 3: lllath Club 3, 4: Na- tional llonorSo1'iety 4: S1-it-nee Club l, 2, 3, 4, 'lireasurer 3, Vive-l'resident 4: .lunior Class Committees: Senior Class Committees: Honor lioll l, 2, 3, 4. Bruce Douglas Munro l23 Dryden Road i'Nums --Riflery l, 2, 3. Betsy Iane Murphy Ellis Hollow Bet',-Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4: Der Deutsche Verein l, 2: Legislative 3, 4: Literary Club l, 2, 3: Madisqueni 2: Pep Club 2, 3, 4: ,lunior Class Committees: Senior Class Com- mittees. George Peter Neleris 205 Dryden Road M1'll'fIllklt' Laine -- .lunior Choral Club 3: Dramatic Club 3: Student Council l, 2: .lunior Class Commit- tees: Senior Class Committees: .l.V. Football l, 2, 3, Letter 1, 2, 3: ln- tramurals 2, 3, 4: .l.V. Baseball lg All-Southern 'llier Football, Honor- able Mention 3. Berton Richard Negus l56 lndian Creek Road Bert -'llransferred from Colton- Pierrepont Central School, Colton, New York, 2. Betty Lou Nelson 820 'llriphanimer Road Chorus l: Choral Club 3. 4, Vires President 41 .lunior Choral Club 2: Allied Youth 3, 4: ANNUAL Stall 4: Human Relations Club 3: Le Cert-le Francais l, 2, 3, 4, President 3: Legislative 3, 4: Math Club 4, Sevretary 4: National llonor Soeiety 3. 4: Pep Club 2, 3, 1: Student Council 2. 3: .lunior Class Commita tees: Senior Class Committees: ln- trarnurals 2, 3, 4: Honor Roll l. 2, 3, 4 Elizabeth Laveme Nelson 313 Washington Street NBettc,'- 'llransferred from New Hope Solebury High School, New Hope, Pennsylvania, l: Chorus l: Choral Club 3, 4, Serretary-Librarian 4: .lunior Choral Club 2: Allied Youth 4: La 'lertulia Espanola 2. 3. -l, Secretary 3: Pep Club 2, 3: .luuior Class Committees: Senior Class Committees: Honor Roll 2. 3. Herbert Ferdinand Nelson 313 Washington Street Herb -f4 Transferred from New Hope Solebury High School, New Hope, Pennsylvania, 1: Clee Club l, 2, 3,41 Allied Youth 3,4: ANNUAL Stall 4: Art Club l, 2: Dramatic- Club 2. 4: hladisquem 4, Yi1'e-l'res- ident 4: Radio Club 3, 4: All-State Chorus 3: Sectional All-State Chorus 3: Intramurals 2: Hollis Dann Award 3: Bachelors 4. Carl Dennis Newhart R . I 5.5 Denny -Radio Club 3: .l.Y. Foot- ball 2: J.V. Wrestling l, 2, 3. Robert I. Newhart 325 Hook Place i'Bolf, Victor Nideiwodin 405 Cascadilla Street Www be ...suave- Richard Augustus Nulle 212 Hanshaw Road Dir:k,'- Allied Youth 3, 4: AN- NUAL Staff 4, Assistant Business Manager 4: Congress 4: Human Re- lations Club 3, President 3: lthe- taeria 2, 3, 4, President 4: Math Club 3, 4: TATTLER Staff 3, 4: Senior Class Committees: Baseball Manager 3, 4, Letter 3, 4: Football Manager 4, Letter 4: Honor Roll 2, 3, 4: National Honor Society 4. Maria Teresa Nunez 202 East Court Street Transferred from Phillips School, Habana, Cuba, 2: La Tertulia Es- panola 2, 3, 4: Honor Roll 2, 4: Girl- of-tlle-Month, March. Susan Frances Osbome 764 South Aurora Street Sue f'l'ransferred from Dryden Central School, Dryden, New York, 4: Dramatic Club 4: Senior Class Committees: La Tertulia Espanola 4: Honor Roll 4. Anita A. Ozols ll73 Danby Road Aniz f Transferred from Dryden Central School, Dryden, New York, -1: Senior Class Committees. Adele Page Slaterville Springs Raga',wAllied Youth 2, 3: Com- Hlt'l't'ldl Club 2, 3: lntramurals 2, 31 llonor lloll 2: Shorthand Certitirate - -80 u pm: Bankers 3, 4. JT 'WX gs li l Margaret Page 105 Fourth Street ufitterv-Transferred from Groton Central Svhool, Groton, New York, 2: Junior Class Committees: Senior Class Committees. Barbara M. Painter 221 Linden Avenue Barby,'-Band 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 4: .lunior Choral Club 3, Secretary-LL brarian 3: Allied Youth 2: AN- NUAL Stafl 4: Comercial Club 2, 3. 4: Pep Club 2, 4: TATTLER Staff 4: Senior Class Committees: Girls' Sports Club 2, 3, 4: Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Numerals 3, Letter 3: Honor Roll 2, 3: Sectional All-State Band 4: Shorthand Certificate-80 wpm: Typing Certificate-51 wpm. Ianice Belle Palmer 409 Spencer Road 'Alana-Allied Youth 3, 4: Commer- vial Club 4: Library Club 3: Junior Class Committees: Senior Class Com- mittees: Honor Roll 2: Shorthand Certificate--100 wpm. Mariorie L. Palmer R.D. 3 Margie',-Chorus 2: Sub-Deb Club 3: Junior Class Committees: Senior Class Committees: Honor Roll 2: Shorthand Certihvate-80 wpm. Donna Pardoe 3l3 Pleasant Street Allied Youth 2: junior Class Com- mittees. t fa I 5 Allred N. Parente 307 North Meadow Street AF,-Fllture Farmers 4, Treasurer -1. Edith I. Parr 885 'llaughannock Boulevard IL'clie -Orchestra 2, 3, 4: Choral Club 41 .lunior Choral Club 2: Al- lied Youth 4: ANNUAL Staff 4: Li- brary Club 2: Math Club 4: Pep Club 2, 4: Senior Class Committees: Girls' Sports Club 3: Intramurals 2, 3, 4: Honor Roll 2, 3, 4: First Prize, Cortland Science Fair 3. John Patterson 307 North Tioga Street Chess Club 3, 4: Congress 4: Le Cercle Francais 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 2, 4: Senior Class Committees: J.V. Baseball 1, 2, Letter 2: Varsity Base- ball 3: Tennis 3, Letter 3: Intramu- rals 2, 3, 4: Honor Roll 1. Kathleen Louise Patterson R.D. 5 i'Kathy -Allied Youth 4: Intramu- rals 2: Typing Certificate-40 wpm. Patricia Ann Petrillose 407 Columbia Street Patti Ann - Chorus 2' Junior Choral Club 3' ANNUAI Staff 4' La Tertulia Espanola 2 3' Madis- quem 3' Radio Club 4 Intramurals 2 3 Girls Sports Club 3 Honor Roll 2 3 4 Cortland Sclenfe Fair First Prize 2 Second Prize 3 - ': L - - 'iiiZ5-5?'f:'::?'?ZL3i1--V wp Wm rt U s 7 4 5 - , H A 3 5 A ft ' .' . f - ' 5' x ' . l l . ' . , ' -1 v - A I 1 f ' If:-t-,... . ' -ifzzxzi is, : -A :zleteizi-fiat:-. l 1 v - 1 Howard LaVern Poole R.lD. 1 K'Ponle',wl,V. Football 2: Intramu- rals l, 2, 3: Honor Roll l. Margaret Ann Powers 1040 Fast Shore Drive Peg',- Shorthand Certificate - 80 wpm. Thelma lean Prince R.lJ. 2 Scrumpy'f-Chorus 1: Choral Club 4: .lunior Choral Club 2, 3: Allied Youth 2: TATTLER Staff 2: Com- mercial Club 2: Pep Club 3: Radio Club 2: Sub-Deb Club 3, 4, Presi- dent 4: Senior Class Committees: Intramurals 1, 2: Typing Certificate -45 wpm. Sandra Marie Puqsley 1102 East Shore Drive Pugs'-Choral Club 4: Allied Youth 4: La Tertulia Espanola 4: Library Club 1: Pep Club 3, 4: Stu- dent Council 4: TATTLER Stall 2, 3, 4: Junior Class Committees: Senior Class Committees: Cheer- leader 4, Letter 4: Honor Roll 3. Clarence George Raymond 1073 Ellis Hollow Road Stork -Congress 4: Pep Club 2: Senior Class Committees: Intramu- rals 1, 2, 3, 4: .l.V. Football 1, Let- ter 1: Varsity Football 2, 3, 4, Let- ter 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4: All-South- ern Tier Football Team 4: .I.V. Base- ball 2, Letter 2: Track 3, Letter 3: .l.V. Wrestling 1, 2, Letter 1, 2: Var- sity Wrestling 3, 4, Letter 3, 4. George Edwin Reynolds R.ll. 3 C1'usl1 --llramatic Club 4: Pep Club 2, Cross Country 1, 3, Letter 3: l.V. Football 2, Track 1, Wrest- ling 1, 2, 3, 4, Letter 2, 3, 4. Donald Iames Ridley 104 Maple Avenue D0n,,fOperatol's' Club 2, 3, 4. Patricia Anne Riley 318 Hanshaw Road Riley-Chorus 1, Commercial Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Student Council 1, Sub-Deb Club 2, TATT- LER Stall' 2, ,lunior Class Commit- tees, Senior Class Committees, Short- hand Certificate-100 wpm. Donnabelle lane Robinson R.D. 4 Chorus 1, 2, Art Club 3: Human Relations Club 3, Secretary 3, Li- brary Club 1, 2, Radio Club 3, TATTLER Staff 2, Honor Roll 2,3: Shorthand Certificate S 120 wpm, Typing Certificate-40 wpm, lntra- murals 1, 2. Phyllis lean Robinson 306 Ithaca Road Phylly -Allied Youth 2, 3, 4, Sec- retary 4, ANNUAL Stall 4, Human Relations Club 3, lthetaeria 2, 3, 4: Legislative 4, National Honor Sovi- ety 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Photog- raphy Club 2, 3, Vice-President 2, Secretary 3, TATTLER Staff 3, 4, Junior Class Committees, Senior Class Committees, Girls' Sports Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, President 4, ln- tramurals 2, 3, 4, Numerals 3, Letter 3: Honor Roll 2, 3. Q5 1 2 if fe , 1 , ,QQ 'V ' ., XV, A if? ' ' 1 Y' ', Jtiirt- - 4 1i2','5' 5 jg y ' :ff X,-8-35,3 Z7 ,. Q .lr Tfisggvkiag A .lsixffi w'?m1a52zK H'-Sffw Raymond Robinson 313 Warren Road i'Sugar Ray Frederick I. Rolfe 303 Linn Street Fred 4 Allied Youth 3, 4: Der Deutsche Verein 2, 3: Photography Club 4: Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4, Letter 2, 3: Moose Svholarship 3. Consiqlia Louise Rotunno 204 Cornell Street Connie -Chorus 1, 2: Choral Club 4: Junior Choral Club 3, lthetaeria 2: Student Counvil 2: Junior Class Committees, Senior Class Commit- Committees, Drum Majorettes 4: ln- tramurals 2: Shorthand Certificate- 80 wpm: Harmonettes 4. Renee A. Sack 623 Highland Road Chorus 1: Choral Club 4, Junior Choral Club 2, 3, ANNUAL Staff 4, Der Deutsche Verein 3, 4, Le Cercle Francais 1, 2, 3, National Honor So- ciety 4: Senior Class Committees: Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 4, Thomas Sanford 509 West Clinton Street Bcanpole 233 Dorothy Ann Schlater R.D. 4 D,Ann'i-Transferred from St. .lo- seph Academy, Columbia, Pennsyl- vania, 1, Choral Club 4, Junior Choral Club 3, Allied Youth 4, AN- NUAL Staff 4, Human Relations Club 3: Ithetaeria 2, 3, 4, Le Cercle Francais 2, 3, 4, Legislative 4, Li- brary Club 2, National Honor Soci- ety 4, Vice-President 4, Radio Club 3, TATTLER Staff 2, 3, 4, Junior Class Committees, Senior Class Committees, Honor Roll 2, 4, Moose Scholarship 3, French Annual Award 2. Gloria Grace Scott 605 The Parkway Scottie -Chorus 1, Choral Club 4, Junior Choral Club 3, Dramatic Club 3, 4, Ithetaeria 1, 2, La Ter- tulia Espanola 3, 4, Legislative 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, Student Council 1, TATTLER Stall 2, 3, 4, .lunior Class Committees, Senior Class Committees, Intramurals 1, 2, .l.V. Cheerleaders 2, Letter 2, Var- sity Cheerleaders 3, 4, Letter 3, 4, Captain 4, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Community Chest High School Speech Contest, First Place 1, Girl- of-the-Month, December. Helen Louise Sczepunski R.D. 4 Library Club 1, TATTLER Staff 4, .lunior Class Committees, Senior Class Committees, Girls' Sports Club 3, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Typing Certificate-45 wpm. Florence lane Seeley 418 Esty Street Chorus 1. Ioseph Senecal 109 Lake Street foe -Track 1. H001 Mary Senecol 109 Lake Street Allied Youth 2, 4, Ithetaeria 2, 3, 4, Le Cercle Francais 3, Pep Club 2, 4, Senior Class Committees. Bruce David Shapley R.D. 2 Clee Club 3, 4, President 4, Junior Glee Club 2, Allied Youth 2, 4, ANNUAL Staff 4, National Honor Society 4, Treasurer 4, WIHS 2, 3, 4, Senior Class Committees, Honor Roll 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 2, All-State Chorus 4, Sectional All-State Chorus 4, Bachelors 4. Robert George Shaw 317 Utica Street t.Bob,, Iumes Lavell Shelton 131 Cleveland Avenue '6Mickey --Football I, 2, 3, 4, Letter 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, Typing Cer- tificate-43 wpm. Ioan Florence Shepcxrdson RD. 4 '6f0anie,'+Chorus 1, Choral Club 42 lunior Choral Club 2, 3, Shorthand Certificate-80 wpm. Barbara Ioan Shepherd 101 Valley Road Barbie 4Allied Youth 3, 4: AN- NUAL Staff 4: Madisquem 3, 4: Pep Club 2, 3, 4: Photography Club 2, 3: Junior Class Committees: Senior Class Committees: lntramurals 3. Carol Ann Sherwood 249 Coddington Road Orchestra 2, 3: Chorus 2: Choral Club 4: Junior Choral Club 3: Al- lied Youth 3, 4: Commercial Club 2, 3: Ithetaeria 4: Pep Club 2, 3: Junior Class Committees: Senior Class Committees. Iohn Paul Siegfried 810 East Seneca Street Orchestra 2: Glee Club 4: Allied Youth 2, 3, 4: Congress 4: Der Deutsche Verein 2, 4: Madisqueni 3: Pep Club 3, 4, Vice-President 4: Science Club 3: TATTLER Staff 3, 4: Junior Class Committees: Senior Class Committees: Track 2: Honor Roll 3, 4: National Honor Society 4: Arsenic and Old Lace 4. Richard Wilson Slocum 601 North Aurora Street Dick',-Band 4: Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Librarian 4: Clee Club 3, 4: Al- lied Youth 2, 3, 4: Congress 4: Hu- man Helations Club 3: Literary Club 2: Math Club 3, 4, Treasurer 4: Op- erators' Club 2, 3: Pep Club 2, 3: Photography Club 3: Radio Club 4: Science Club 2, 3, 4: TATTLER Staff 3, 4: Senior Class Committees: Tennis 2, 3, 4, Letter 2, 3, 4: Riflery 3: Honor Roll 2, 3, 4: Sectional All- State Band 4: Sectional All-State Chorus 4: National Honor Society 4: lioy-of-the-Month, March. Bernard Allen Smith 532 West Clinton Street Bernie -J.V. Baseball 2, Letter 2: ,l.V. Football 3, Letter 3: Varsity Football 4, Letter 4. 51011 Eleanor Louise Smith 114 Terrace Place Elle - Transferred from Genoa Central School, Genoa, New York, 2: Chorus 2: Pep Club 3: Junior Class Committees: Senior Class Commit- tees: Shorthand Certificate!-80 wpm. Gerald Smith 203 Wood Street Smitty -Senior Class Committees: lntramurals 2, 3. Iames Leonard Smith 1020 Highland Road lim - Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4: Der Deutsche Verein 1, 2: Horsemanship Club 3, 4: lthetaeria 3: TATTLER Staff 3, 4, Feature Editor 4: Junior Class Committees: Honor Roll 3. 4: National Honor Society 4. Iames Stanley Smith 1739 Slaterville Road Iim,'A-La Tertulia Espanola 1, 2: Math Club 3: Senior Class Commit- tees: Baseball 3, Letter 3: lntramu- rals 3: Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4: Na- tional Honor Society 4. Ioanne Marie Smith 109 Cornell Street Allied Youth 3: ANNUAL Stall 4, Assistant Editor 4: Human Relations Club 3: lthetaeria 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice- President 3: Le Cercle Francais 3: Math Club 4: National Honor Soci- ety 4: Pep Club 2, 3: Junior Class Committees: Senior Class Commit- tees: Intramurals 2, 3: Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4: Columbia Scholastic Press Association Conference 4: National Latin Honor Society Medal 2. Phillip Allay Spot! 321 North Fulton Street Sonny gChorus 15 Glee Club 35 Junior Clee Club 25 Pep Club 25 .l.V. Wrestling 2, Letter 2. Fred Iames Stone 219 West Lincoln Street Bone -Chorus lg Junior Glee Club 2, Art Club 25 Pep Club 45 J.V. Football 1, 2, Letter 1, 25 Intra- murals 2, 3, 45 Junior Class Commit- teesg Senior Class Committees. Iohn Gus Stratakos 205 Prospect Street Greek -WIHS 2, 3, 4. Teresa Mary Susca 208 Washington Street Commercial Club 2, 3, 4, President 3, 45 Shorthand Certihcate--100 wpm5 Typing Certificate-61 wpmg National Honor Society 4. Ann Marie Sweatland Slaterville Springs Neilia',--Chorus 15 Junior Class Committees. Charlotte Rebecca Symons RD. 1, Brooktondale Char Mary lane Taber 924 Cliff Street Allied Youth 45 Horsemanship Club 35 Pep Club 2. Margaret E. Teeter Jacksonville Peg -Chorus 1, 25 Choral Club 45 Junior Choral Club 35 Le Cercle Francais 2, 35 Madisquem 2, 35 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 Radio'Club 2, 35 Junior Class Committees5 Senior Class Committees, Girls' Sports Club 2, 3, 45 Honor Roll 1, 2, 4. David Avrum Temeles 113 Dryden Road Dave -Cvlee Club 45 Congress 3, 45 Der Deutsche Verein 1, 2, Treas- urer 25 National Honor Society 3, 45 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 Student Council 2, 3, 4, President 45 Junior Class Com- mittees, Senior Class Committees: TATTLER Staff 45 J.V. Football 1, Letter 15 Wrestling 15 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 45 Empire State 3g Boy-of-the- Month, Novemher5 Bachelors 4. David Edward Terpening Slaterville Springs Terp -Chorus 15 Glee Club 3, 45 Junior Clee Club 2. Iacquelyn Terpening Slaterville Springs nJfll'kl.C,,-fill0I'llS 1, 2: Choral Club 3, 4: Allied Youth 4: La Tertulia Es- panola 2, 3, 4: Library Club 1: TATTLER Staff l: Honor Roll l, 2, 3, -1, Roberta lean Terwillegar 804 Mitchell Street 'iBertzf,-Transferred from Cranford High School, Cranford, New Jersey, 2: Choral Club 4: Junior Choral Club 3: Allied Youth 2, 3: Dramatio Club 4: Le Cercle Francais 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 3, 4: TATTLER Staff 4: Junior Class Committees: Senior Class Committees: Honor Roll 4. Ioanne Ruth Testut 109 Vinegar Hill Jolly -Orchestra 2, 3, 4: Chorus 2: Choral Club 4: Junior Choral Club 3: Allied Youth 4: Commercial Club 2, 3: Horsemanship Club 3: Pep Club 2: Junior Class Commit- tees: Senior Class Committees: Honor Roll 2: Shorthand Certificate -80 wpm: Typing Certificate-'52 wpm. Ruth Elizabeth Thayer RD. 4 6'Rulhie -Band 2, 3, 4, Librarian 4: Orchestra 3, 4: Chorus 2: Allied Youth 2: Ithetaeria 3, 4: TATTLER Stall 2, 3: Junior Class Committees: Senior Class Committees: Sectional All-State Band 4: Woodwind Quintet 4. Phyllis Thomas 223 Cleveland Avenue Pl1il',--Transferred from Wurzliurg High School, Wiirzburg, Germany, 4. Mary Thorpe 1152 Danby Road Chorus 1: Allied Youth 1, 2, 4: La Tertulia Espanola 4: Photography Club 4: TATTLER Stall 4, Ex- vhangxe Editor 4: Intramurals l, 2. Kristin Adelia Thorsland l337 East State Street Kris -Chorus 2: Choral Club 3, 4: Junior Choral Club 2, 3: La Ter- tulia Espanola 3, 4: Le Cervle Fran- cais 1, 2: Legislative 3, 4: Pep Club 2, 3, 4: Student Count-il 1, 3: TATT- LER Staff 1, 2, 3, 4, Circulation Manager 4: Junior Class Commit- tees: Senior Class Committees: ln- tramurals 1: Honor Roll 1, 2, 3. Ianet Carol Van Allen 130 Titus Road Chorus 1: Commercial Club 3, 4: Pep Club 1: Junior Class Commit- tees: Senior Class Committees: Shorthand Certificate - 80 wpm: Typing Certificate-40 wpm. Ioan Marie Van Houten 524 North Titus Avenue Junior Class Committees: Intramu- rals 2. Leontine W. Van Lent 416 Kline Woods Road Tinu',- Orchestra 1: Chorus l: Choral Club 3, 4: Junior Choral Club 2, Secretary-Librarian 2: Dra- matic Club 4: lthetaeria 2, 3: Le Cercle Franvais 2, 3, 4: Legislative 3, 4: Madisquem 2, 3: Pep Club 2, 3, 4: TATTLER Staff 1, 2, 3, 4: Junior Class Committees: Senior Class Committees: Honor Roll 1, 2: Arsenic and Old Lace 4. Ierry Iohn Van Order 105 Hillview Plave Cliorus Z: Clee Club 2: ,llIlll0l' C100 Club l: S1-renee Club l: .I.V. Foot- ball 1, Letter 1: Varsity Football 2, 4, Letter 2. Roberta Van Ostrand 509 Chestnut Street Rand 4, Colorguard 4: Allied Youth 2, 3. 4: Human Relations Club 3: Pep Club 2: TfYl'Tl.l1l'l Staff 2: lu- tramurals 3. Byron Elmer Van Zile West Shore Angelina Lee Vicedomini R.D. 4 Angie -Horsemanship Club 3. Lynda Ann Vyskocil 224 Linden Avenue Lyn,,- Band 4, Colorguard 4: Chorus 2: Junior Choral Club 3: Al- lied Youth 2: lthetaeria 3: Pep Club 2: School Store Stall' 3, 4: Junior Class Committees: Senior Class Committees: Girls' Sports Club 2. 3: lntramurals 2, 3. 11041 Garry H. Waqstalf 113 Fourth Street Mary Ellen Walker H.lJ. 2 Commercial Club 3, 4: Pep Club 2, 3: Junior Class Committees: Senior Class Committees: lntramurals 2: Honor Roll 2, 3, 4: Shorthand Certif- ivate-120 wpm. C. Stewart Wallace 315 North Aurora Street Skip -Band 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4: Orvhestra 2, 3, 4: Congress 4: Oper- ators' Club 1, 2: Science Club 2, 3: Golf 2, 3, 4, Letter 2, 3, 4: All-State Band 4: Sectional All-State Band 3, 4. Dale Wallenbeck R. I 3. 5 Allied Youth 1: l.V. Football 1, Let- ter 1: Varsity Football 4, Letter 4. Kathleen I. Walls 618 Hector Street liKay -Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Librarian 3, Coneertmistress 4: Allied Youth 2, 3, 4, President 3: Le Cercle Francais 2, 3, 4: Math Club 4: National Hon- or Soviety 3, 4: TATTLER Staff 4: Senior Class Committees: Girls' Sports Club 3, 4: Intramurals 2, 3, 4: Honor Roll 2, 3, 4: All-State Or- t-hestra 3, 4: Sectional All-State Or- c-bestra 2, 3, 4: Virginia Marion Musit' Award 3. 5 w gtg '3 H' A ls Ffwgi , A 1 x 'I' 3 P fs.: Q , ge X at E , -X S KN- A Q - ' . . a s '- -E!4fZb2,.I1. .,:.If 1.2 E. -:.::z.:5:s: Herbert Lee Warren 514 Edgewood Place Herb --Allied Youth 3: Congress 3, 4, Sergeant-at-Arms 4: Pep Club 2: Student Council 3, 4: 'l'A'l l'LER Staff 4: Junior Class Committees: Senior Class Committees: J.V. Base- ball 2, 3, Letter 2, 3: J.V. Basket- ball 2, Letter 2: J.V. Football 2, Letter 2: Varsity Football 3, 4, Let- ter 3, 4: Honor Roll 4: National Honor Society 4. Milton Weiner 356 Floral Avenue Milf-Junior Glee Club 2: Allied Youth 3, 4, Vice-President 4: Con- gress 3, 4, Treasurer 4: lthetaeria 2: Pep Club 2, 3, 4: TATTLER Staff 3, 4, Sports Editor 4: Senior Class Committees: .l.V. Basketball 2, Let- ter 2: J.V. Football 2, Letter 2: Var- sity Football 3, 4, Letter 3, 4: Tennis 3: Intramurals 3: Honor Roll 2, 3, 4: National Honor Society 4. Ianet Helen Weiskerger 107 South Albany Street lan -Band 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 3, 4: Choral Club 3,i 4: Junior Choral Club 2: Allied Youth 4: Dramatic Club 4: Le Cercle Francais 2, 4: Madisquem 2, 3, 4: Math Club 4: National Honor Society 4: Radio Club 2, 3, 4: WIHS 3, 4: Junior Class Committees: Senior Class Committees: Girls' Sports Club 2, 3, 4: Intramurals 2, 3, 4: Honor Roll 2, 3, 4. Iohn Ioseph Wester 421 West Court Street nBlllCll,,-- Intramurals 2, 3: J.V. Football 3, Letter 3. Iohn Richard Westerlund 136 Spencer Street Dick -School Store Stall' 4, Man ager 4: Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Letter 3, 4: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. 51051 Ellen Hazel Wheaton Brooktondale Hrzzreurep Club 2. Deborah Folsom White Du Boise Road Debbie,'-Allied Youth 3, 4: AN- NUAL Staff 4: Human Relations Club 3: La Tertulia Espanola 3: Legislative 3, 4: Pep Club 2, 3, 4: TATTLER Staff 3: Junior Class Committees: Senior Class Commit- tees: Intramurals 2. Iames Vernon Whittaker Brooktondale ...lime Madeline Phyllis Whitted RD. 2 'KMadie -Junior Class Committees: Senior Class Committees: Drum Majorette 4: Intramurals 1. Robert Carl Wiedmaier 208 East Lincoln Street 'iWeed -Allied Youth 2, 4. Edwin Ames Wilcox RD, 1 Ed -Chorus 1: Allied Youth 2, 3, 4: Congress 4: Pep Club 2, 3,4: Sci- ence Club 3, 4: Senior Class Com- mittees: J.V. Basketball 2, Letter 2: Golf 2, 3, 4: Honor Roll 2, 3, 4. Virginia Anne Wilcox 308 North Cayuga Street Ginny -Allied Youth 2, 3, 4: Art Club 2: Dramatic Club 3, 4: Human Relations Club 3: lthetaeria 2, 3, 4: Le Cerole Francais 3, 4: Legislative 4: Library Club 1: Madisquem 3: Pep Club 2, 3, 4: Student Council 3: TATTLER Staff 1, 2, 3: Junior Class Committees: Senior Class Commit- tees: Honor Roll 1, 3. Nida Lee Willis RD. 2 Pep Club 2, 3, 4: Junior Class Com- mittees: Senior Class Committees: Girls' Sports Club 2, 3: Intramurals 1, 2, 3. Ralph P. Willsey. Ir. RD. 5 Chorus 1: Clee Club 3, 4: Junior Clee Club 2: Allied Youth 3: Intra- murals 2. Carol Ann Wilson 102 Westhelcl Drive Band 4, Colorgzuard 4: Chorus 2: Choral Club 4: Allied Youth 2, 3, 4: La 'llertulia Espanola 2, 3, Treas- urer 3: Pep Club 2: School Store Staff 3, 4: Senior Class Committees: Girls' Sports Club 4, Vi1-e-Presi- dent 4: lntramurals 2, il, 4, Numer- als 3, Letter Honor Roll 2. Neil Wintermuie R.D. 5 Winne -Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Orches- tra 1, 2, 3: Sectional All-State Band 4: Blue Tones 4. Sheila E. Winters 1797 Slaterville Road Chorus 1, 2: Choral Club 4: Junior Choral Club 3: Allied Youth 3, 4: ANNUAL Staff 4: Library Club 2, Treasurer 2: Junior Class Commit- tees: Senior Class Committees: In- tramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. Sue Marie Womble 207 Auburn Street Chorus 2: Choral Club 4: Junior Choral Club 3: Allied Youth 2, 3: Human Relations Club 3: Pep Club 2, 3: Senior Class Committees: In- tramurals 2, 3, 4: Girls' Sports Club 2, 3, 4, Numerals 3: Shorthand Cer- tifieate--80 wpm: Typing Certificate --48 wpm. David Manning Woolley 133 Clenside Fuzz - Senior Class Committees: Cross Country 1, 2: Track 2, 3, Let- ter 3: Football 4, Letter 4. Iohn Ioseph Yengo 504 West Court Street Johnny Joe -Glee Club 3, 4: AN- NUAL Staff 2, 3: Congress 4: lthe- taeria 3: La Tertulia Espanola 3, 4: Madisquem 3, 4: Pep Club 2, 3, 4: Student Council 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3: TATTLER Staff 2, 3, 4: Junior Class Committees: Senior Class President: J.V. Basketball 2, Letter 2: Varsity Basketball 3, 4, Letter 3, 4: J.V. Football 2, Letter 2: Varsity Foot- ball 4, Letter 4: Wrestling 1: Intra- murals 1: Arsenic and Old Lace 4: Boy-of-the-Month, April. Roger Willard Yonkin 1793 Slaterville Road Chorus 13 Clee Club 3, 43 Junior Clee Club 2. Stephen G. Zahorian 221 Wood Street Steve -Junior Class Committeesg Senior Class Committees3 Riflery 4. Phyllis Iune Zibulski 509 Hector Street Phyl',HChorus lg Choral Club 4' Allied Youth 2, 33 Junior Class Coml mitteesg Senior Class Committees. 11071 Dorcxlee B. Zion 112 Treva Avenue Choral Club 43 Junior Choral Club 2, 3g Allied Youth 23 La Tertulia Espanola 2, 33 Madisquem 23 Pep Club 2, 33 Junior Class Committees3 Senior Class Committees3 Girls' Sports Club 2, 33 Intramurals 2, 33 Honor Roll 2, 3. H. Arthur Cornelius Ellis Hollow Road 'LAM'-Orchestra 1, 23 Chorus li Glee Club 3, 43 Junior Clee Club 23 Future Farmers 1, 2, 3, 43 Operators' Club 2, 3, 4, Chief Operator 23 Rifl- ery 4. Ioseph Martin Petricolc! 4108 Hudson Street sapepsiss w ig Ju SWG' i ':V:' it ,,:..:E 5 Q Julie Gentle and Dave Telneles reign over last The vast stages u grand finale for Hljeep in My year's Junior Prom, HM0ulin Rougefi Hcurtf' last year's Junior Assembly. To enlarge the Senior C1355 treasury? George Johnny Joe Yengo presides over a Senior Class Lockrow sells candy in the BAFTHSO. mpffting- Dick Nulle emcees the Miss I.H.S. Contest. JQHY Smith measures GGOTSC LiUl0 f0T his ITIOT tarboard. f1081 iw BER SEP-X-gMBffE S E fini Pteffq 5 A ri 'Ei' ' 'E 5 T ii 6 lvl: I' 'Z H zz 33 'L' ' UI, 79 I7 If A 75x27 In no Zi Z6 14 zo Calendar PRlL Flf UAR EL4 A TIFIS 7 l FV7- F3 - 'N ' Q Y ' ' RCF! - F EJ nl is I7 X A lg ,Z' l 'Y 3' ai 'za -.,.-is-it it X September 7-School begins. October 11-P.T.A. Open House. 24-Our first report cards. 29-Little Red wins over Johnson City. November 5-Mooseheart game at Schoellkopf Field. 17-National Honor Society inducts 18 seniors. 18-Legislative Dance- Autumn Nocturne. 23-254Thanksgiving Recess. December 2, 3-Dramatic Club produces Hurricane Ithaca. 5-Report cards again. 16-Music Department Christmas Concert. 21-Christmas Carol Concert. 22-School closes for Christmas vacation. 23-Hi-Y Dance-c'SnowHake Whirlf' January 3-Back to school. 28-Valley Stream loses to I.H.S. grapplers. 30-End of first term. February 24f+Congress bows to Faculty basketball team, 41-4-3. 25-Class A Wrestling Sectionals at Elmira. March 1-Miss I.H.S. contest. 10-Science Fair. 10-Congressional Cotillion-c'Roman Holiday? 14.-N.H.S. spring induction. 21-Orchestra Concert. 22-Spring vacation. April 3-School resumes. 6-Junior Assembly-HLet,s Dancef, 13-Junior Prom- Underwater Fantasy? 20-21-Dramatic Club presents Arsenic and Old Lace. 24fSpring Festival. 27-Choral Concert. 30-Report cards. May 8-Choir travels to Johnson City and Binghamton North. 18-Band Concert. 21- Be Kind to Seniors Day. 22-Senior Substitute Day. 23-Senior assembly- New York, New Yorkf' 244-Senior picnic. 25-Senior Ball at Willard Straight. June 15-21-Regents examinations. 22-Last day of school. 23-Senior banquet. 25-Commencement. 51091 ' UNE X 45' ' 'F S fi l r Activities and Awards Index All-State ..... Allied Youth . . . . Annual Staff . . . . Art Club ........ Athletic Council .. Bachelors .... . Band, Concert . . . Band, Marching . . Bankers ..... . . . Baseball Team .... Basketball Team . . . Blue Tones ..... Brass Choir . Cheerleaders Chess Club . . . . Choral Club ..... Commercial Club . . Congress ........ . Cross Country Squad Der Deutsche Verein Dramatic Club ..... Empire State . . Football Team . . . . Forum ....... Future Farmers . . . Girls, Sports Club . . Clee Club ...... . Golf Team .... Harmonettes .... . . Horsemanship Club lthetaeria ........ .lunior Choir Junior Class . 51103 .lunior Players .... . La Tertulia Espanola . Le Cercle Francais . . Legislative Assembly . Library Club ...... . Literary Club . . . Madisquem . . . Math Club .... Miss l.H.S. ........ . National Honor Society Operators Orchestra . . Pep Club ....... Photography Club . . . Radio Club ..... Rifle Club ....... School Store Staff . . . Science Club . . . . Science Institute .... . Senior Class Committees Senior Class Ollicers . . Sophomore Class String Quartet . . . Student C ounc il .... Sub-Deb Club . . . Tattler StafT . . Tennis Team . . . . Track Team . . . WIHS Staff ....... Woodwind Quintet . . . Wrestling Squad . . . . Yorkers ........ Advertising Zyl! ,ffwlflw KLM IC www w JJ w2QLf4WZiQ JW, Wf Mzfjifwg GOOD LUCK 'ro The CLASS of 1956 The Tompkins Studios 138-140 Easf S'ra're Sfreef Official Phofographers fo fhe I. H. S. Annual 11121 YOUR SCHOOL DURING 1955-56 Now and in years to come, when you open your Annual and peruse its pages of history and patter, you may be interested to know that in 1955-56 your high chool: enrolled 1484 pupils. had a Senior Class of 298 students. had a staff of 76 members. had fourteen departments of subject matter: Agriculture, Art. Business, Citizenship, Driver Training, English. Foreign Lan- guages, Health, Homernaking, Industrial Arts, Mathematics, Music, Physical Education, Science. included in its extra-curricular activities: Allied Youth, .411- nual Board, Art Club, Band, Bankers, Chess Club, Choral Club, Commercial Club, Congress, Der Deutsche Verein, Dramatic Club, Forum, Future Farmers of America, Future Home- makers of America. Girls, Sports Club, Cvlee Club, Handbook Board, Ithetaeria, Junior Class Organization, Junior Red Cross, La Tertulia Espanola, Le Cercle Francais, Legislative As- sembly, Literary Club, Madisquem, Math Club, National Honor Society, National Thespian Society, Operators, Club, Orches- tra, Pep Club, Photography Club, Radio Club, Senior Class Organization, Science Club, Student Council, Sub-Deb Club, Tatller Board, Yorkers. included in its intramural athletics: Archery, Badminton. Base- ball, Basketball, Bowling, Dodgeball, Fencing, Biflery, Soft- ball, Speedball, Table Tennis, Tennis. Tumbling, Volleyball. included in its varsity athletics: Baseball, Basketball, Cross Country, Football, Colf, Riflery, Tennis, Track, Wrestlirig. To the Class of 1956 Congratulations and best wishes from the Ithaca Board of Education. 51131 CONGRATULATIONS and Best Wishes! CLASS OF '56 I Visif the Chamber of Commerce for- DIRECTORY LIBRARY SERVICE INFORMATION SERVICE - FACTS AND FIGURES BUSINESS PROTECTION ITINERANT SELLING PRACTICES QUESTIONABLE SOLICITATIONS INFORMATION M065 Chamber of Commerce 210 North Aurora Street Dial 2783 F1141 Congratulations, Seniors I BEST WISHES SENIORS PALACE LAUNDRY 325 Eddy Street 1 Congratulations to THE CLASS OF 1956 HULL HEATING AND PLUMBING COMPANY 802-804 West Seneca Street Best Wishes, Seniors DICKINSON PAINT AND WALLPAPER COMPANY Paints-WaIIpaper-Shades Venetian Blinds Floor Covering 311 East State Street f1151 Congratulations to CLASS OF '56 HUGH G. SLOCUM INSURANCE a. REAL ESTATE School Supplies Paper and Stationery Filing Equipment Loose Leaf Devices YOUR EYES DESERVE THE FINE CARE OF AN EYE PHYSICIAN For smartly styled eye glasses, accurately compounded and comfortably placed in proper alignment on your face-let our skills complement those of your eye physi- lfliltl. GUILD OPTICIANS Ithaca Cayuga Optical Service 134 EAST STATE STREET PHONE 2540 G. MlLLER'S SONS T. PAPER COMPANY 113 North Tioga Street Ithaca, N CONGRATULATIONS TO THE BUILDERS OF THE FUTURE BREWER 81 BROWN CO., INC. PLUMBING - HEATING - SHEET METAL WORK - ROOFING - APPLIANCES 308 WEST LINCOLN STREET BEST WISHES ALWAYS Congratulations 7 and May our paths cross often Best Wishes TO ALL .foaming 7laweu 409 College Avenue Phone 3327 In the Class of 1956 ZION'S FURNITURE At the Ithaca Shopping Plaza f116j ef- 4-1 !f,E,-.--Wg-,,..Y,---- ..,,,E,,s W, I I wanf fo wish each CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS I and every one of you a pleasant summer vacation. I Pefe Afsedes c. J. RUMSEY a. co. T COLLEGE SPA 206 Easf Sfafe Sfreef 1 216 East State Street BEST wlsi-ies, sENloRs PATTEN'S JEWELERS 306 Easi' Sfafe Sfreef CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1956 WYLLIE DRY CLEANERS T09 Norfh Corn Sfreei INC. FI NNEY MOTORS, where service is not a sideline CADILLAC OLDSMOBILE GENERAL TIRES 210 Soufh Cayuga Sfreef Phone 4-9915 51173 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '56 .l. C. PENNEY CO. COMPLETE DRY CLEANING COLD STORAGE LAUNDROMAT SERVICE W. F. FLETCHER CO. Sta-Nu Process 105 Dryden Road 205 North Aurora Street 1025 North Tioga Street Everyone . . 0 Goes To J 0 E , S For Delicious Food and Pizza 602 WEST BUFFALO STREET Thanks for making my first four years in business a huge success. My best wishes to you Seniors Sault Qme GOOD LUCK Congratulations to all of you as you com- plete your secondary school education. Good luck for your future in whatever path you may travel. CORNER BOOK STORE Earle W. De Motte, President 109 North Tioga Street Phone 9326 F1181 BOOL'S FLOWER SHOP 215 East State Street Next to Ithaca Hotel LEE OF ITHACA, INC. Small Appliances and Housewares G.E. - Sunbeam - Universal Toastmaster Phone 4-5812 Congratulations . . Class of 1956 MORRIS' MEN'S STORE H60 Seconds from State For All Occasions Use PURITY ICE CREAM Delicious and Refreshing Brick - Bulk - Special Molds Ice Cream Cakes Cheerios - Cups Punch for Parties PURITY ICE CREAM Ithaca, New York THAYER APPLIANCE CO Frigidaire Appliances Radios and Television Easy Washers and lroners 417-419 West Seneca Street 700 Cascadilla Street Dial 4-6338 Dial 8853 F1191 DEAN of ITHACA, INC. Agent, Aero Mayflower Transit Co. Local and Long Distance Moving Busses for Charter CONGRATULATIONS AND GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 1956 Red Si White Laundromat 401-409 East State Street Phone 4-6318 College Avenue Phone CONGRAIi't::'ONS ' ' ' Goon LUCK, sENloRs GRADUATING CLASS or l.H.s. THE HILL DRUG STORES 328 College Avenue Corners Community Center Triphammer and Hanshaw Roads LAYTON-HOLLAND DRY CLEANING 525 WEST SENECA STREET lthaca's Community Bank With All Banking Services TOMPKINS COUNTY TRUST CO. MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM MEMBER OF FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION f120j Complimenfs of The ITHACA PRINTING SERVICE HOUSE OF CHARM Right and on Time Since 1909 H3 S h T 9 S Ih 4 2331 Phone 4-1421 Ithaca, New Y k Besf Wishes io fhe Class of 7956 ART CRAFT OF ITHACA, INC. PRINTERS 312 EAST SENECA STREET ITHACA, NEW YORK CONGRATULATIONS FROM PRATT'S FLOWER SHOP 51211 KLINE S CONGRATULATIONS Phone 3344 to the Class of 1956 for Free Delivery Prescriptions - Cosmetics Surgical Supplies ITHACA FUEL SUPPLY 222 South Fulton Street 112-114 North Aurora Street ph 3412 THE TELEVISION SHOP CONGRATULATIONS TELEVISION SALES AND SERVICE To the Class of1956 Antenna and Coaxial Cable Installation 518 West State St t A th y C I1 ITHACA, N. Y Ph 4 9939 S Congratulations and Best Wishes to THE CLASS OF 1956 TOMPKINS COUNTY AUTOMOBILE DEALERS ASSOC. 51221 WORTH REMEMBERING! The Radio Clulfs production of MAccent on Youthw The broadcasts of the Ithaca High School basketball games over W HCU-FM C The Radio Clulfs presentation of the Wlqalent Shown U The friendship and cooperation between Ithaca High School and . . . 97.3 870 FM w H c u AM Good Luck to a Grand Class ITHACA SAVINGS BANK ITHACA N Y The Only Savings Bank ln Tompkins County and The Bank Thaf Sponsors Your School Savings Program MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANL I' CORPORAIION 51231 COMMUNITY BOOK SHOP at the Corners GIFTS, CARDS, LENDING LIBRARY Browsers Welcome Best Wishes to THE CLASS OF '56 ITHACA AGENCY, INC. ALL FORMS OF INSURANCE 139 East State Street Ithaca, New York CONGRATULATIONS to THE CLASS OF 1956 IRV LEWIS MEN'S WEAR 120 East State Street CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1956 JOHN W. PETRILLOSE, SR., INC. Your Friendly Studebaker Dealer 225 SOUTH CAYUGA STREET Phone 4 9386 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1956 SCHOOLEY'S INC. lTHAcA's QUALITY JEWELERS F1241 I Compliments of Best Wishes TO The Class of '56 FROM 0 I FAHEY PHARMACY R. R. Barrett - .I. A. Shipe QUALITY - SERVICE - PRICE East State Street Phone 2923 51251 Best Wishes Office and School Supplies Everything for lhe Office I' 'he VAN NATTA Graduates of OFFICE EQUIPMENT COJNC. the Class Ithaca, New York of 1956 T T CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1956 THERM EDWARD I. PIERCE INSURANCE Hospitalization, Accident and Health and All Life Plans 509 First National Bank Building ITHACA, N. Y. Ithaca, New York Phone 2-2721 Congratulations to the Class of 1956 First National Bank ITHACA, NEW YORK COMPLETE BANKING SERVICE MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION fI26l PRINTING GETS THINGS DONE WILCOX PRESS, INC. Congratulations from the Fashion Center in ITHACA W East State Street 51271 Helping lthacans to Find Better Homes since 1914 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1956 BURNS REALTY COMPANY JOHN C. BURNS, Realtor John Burns, Realtor Clare B. Conley First National Bank Building Ithaca, N. Y. Congratulations TO THE CLASS or 'so ITHACA FLOOR COVERING 407 Taughannock Boulevard Phone 4-9913 Be Thrifty BUY QUALlTY ATWATER'S Everything to Eat HlCKEY'S Complete Musical Service Always ready to serve you PROMPTLY and EFFICIENTLY HlCKEY'S MUSIC STORE 328 East State Street lEagles' Buildingl Phone 4-1101 SMART JEWELRY includes DIAMONDS - WATCHES REAL AND COSTUME NECKLACES BRACELETS - PlNS EARRINGS - Runes R. A. HEGGIE 81 BRO. CO. 136 East State Street f128j -V . :vi I ,,.,fQfgfj :T ff f 'J 'L.fx'fA ff'f ,ffm .Y 'fx NI X j f a ' wif Qgvigffiiktbifflggggia fmsf U 1-11' 4 ' - If -' f - , ,I 2 Af .- '-an V' '- mit,- ' ' - .5 . 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