Ithaca High School - Ithacansian Yearbook (Ithaca, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 66 of the 1948 volume:

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In view of the fact that she is outstandingly popular with the senior class, and has been an excellent English and History teacher, as well as advisor to the Annual, Fortnight Growlet, our junior and Senior plays, library, dramatic director of the operettas, director of the dances for the Variety Show and producer of the class night play, we, the members of the graduating class of 1948, express our gratitude for these servicesiby dedicating , this volume of the Ithacansian to Mrs. Pauline Town. I ' L Her constant help, her keen sense of humor, her friendliness, and her ability as a memberof the teaching staff, have left us seniors with a memory and an inspiration we shall always cherish. - gi in Mrs. Town, and goodbyf' We' hope that some day we may be as popular arid as successful to become. P 'T Thanks aga , as you in whatever we may choose 1 Page Three ef, K, L c c aw WW! WMM Administration - REYN OLD E. MICK BOARD OF EDUCATION OF ITHACA PUBLIC SCHOOLS The class of '48 feels deeply indebted to the Board of Education for the time they have given in making our high school days successful. We take this opportunity to thank them publicly as we keep in mind, Good counsel has no price. Lynn T. Miller President Donald L. Baker Wilbur G. Hubbard Secretary Treasurer judge Mildred E. Taft Fred H. Passenger Trustee Trustee Page Five Superintendent'R. E. Mick is one of the key-men who have made many of our objectives possible. Few of us can visualize what a tremendous task it is to be a superintendent of schoolsg trying to move ahead with the times, but still doing what is good for everyone. This is the task Superintendent Mick accomplished. In doing so, he has won the sincere appreciation and respect of the students, faculty and townspeople. Faculty CARL H. HIRAM R. BECKER, Central Michigan College of Edumzfiorz Physical Education LEAH FRUMP, A.B. X Central Michigan College of Education , kj' Engli i of I' effbo M' NVQ 'bl ll , . ' 1 AN, A.B., B.s. Q Mirhig t College M W A iculture ' 4,421 fy! l RE E, f 5. Miebi 1 olle dur n ni 1 y 1 n ci ce at mat' s AJ ' 79 . Q I3 . - fi' fr! PAUL J. 1 SCHR , AB. ' C e SLNAmb ly' f .oler , I 4 5 ilish a in An Active Leader is an accurate description of Mr. Carl H. Anderson, our friend and principal. Guiding the students along the pathway of knowledge, showing the right from wrong, being a good leader and a friend t se are 'just a few of the many services which he as -r' ndered to us and' the community. ' ' -4 Page Six 'FA' THEODORE W. LEEMGRAVEN, A.B., M.A. Weftern Mirhigmz Colleg2 of Edunztion C oltum bla U nizferfii y Music RICHARD PAGE, A.B. Albion College Mathematics JM. 7 w 9 cld MN . i x . A ' k W x, ' V9 t we 55, ' .lf C011 9 Inqqgl a x io ' J N i an9JBi1 FLORENCE H. SMITH, A.B. Albion College English Page Seven PAULINE D. TOWN, A.B. Alma College Journalism and History OLIN C. 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V-pq .wvx-.umm-,. x -- - A -- if ' x - , ,. 1, x x. - , , ' ROMAINE ALLEN BEATRICE ANDREW M Y LELIA BARNES Nothing .rurceedx like looking mccexxful. ' ' Girls Glee -Club 4 QBre-ckenriclge 1, 2, 31 Band fBreckenridge 1, 2, 31 F.H.,A. 4 fBreck. 1, 2, 31 Home Ec. Club QBreck. 1, 21 Librarian fBreck. 1, 2, 31 Latin Club fBreckenridge 31 Operetta fBreck. 1, 2, 31 Sophomore Play fBreck.1 6-11-1 1 'u. -, 1 Wearing ronfd e like Good hmvzoa maker all thzngf I r femglbt a 71 or what they a halo. if ' tolemble y 1 mo my Band1,2,3,4 X A12 Glis,b114 Variety Show 1, 2, , Presldenr 41 Van Show 2 3 4 Opererra 1, 2, 3 Paper Staff 4 Opererra 1 Senior Play Junior Rotarian ' ' s S WOlVCf1HC Boy rat Junlor Play Head Llbrarxan 4 Glee Club 4 Annual Staff 4 Paper Staff 4 1 BILL CALDWELL BERNICE CARROLL Wbenetfer I feel like exefrir- ing, I just lie down until the feeling goer away. Football 1, 3, 4 Honorary Co-Captain 4 It if tlne wife bead t ills .rtill Iongue. F.H.A. 3, 4 Librarian 3 Class Treasurer 3 --1, ,IJ A ,ala P KATHLEEN CHU 3' GENE CORNWELL lm! maker Tlsofe who know ber bert like Why bm-ry, my day will ber bert. come. N Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Girls Trio 4 Operetta 1, 2, 3 Baseball 1, 4 Girls Sports 1, 2 Band 4 Class Treasurer 1 Paper Staff 4 , Paper Staff 4 Student Council 2 Assistant Cheerleader 3 unior Pla Librarian 3 Senior Pla? jj by Girls Soorts 1 Iunior Rotarian F of Senior Play Paper Staff 4 X rf' Variety Show 1, 2, 3, 4 Annual Staff J , lk ,rl Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 3, 4 Junior Rotarxi K Variety ShowQ52, 3 F.F.A. gi 3, , 2 x Q .. X M l lr' 1 sl 1 1 AMBER DEVER A' ll s Arguments spouted fitbin her and tzuinkled in or eyer. Glee Club 3, 4 fElsie 1, zy Librarian 4 Qlilsie 31 Office Work fElsie 31 Operetta fElsie 2, Home Ec. Club QElsie ly rjfly ,el l HIRLEY DRUMMOND IRMA JEAN DUFFY BELVA EDGAR It'.r love, it'.r love that maker Subtle or an avalanclae. The bon' knee if not my plea the world go lround. F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, but Fm going lo be aw v Band 2, 3, 4 Paper Staff 4 Jecretary. 1 W F.H.A. 2, 3, 4 Librarian 2 Latin Club 1 ,N Q , Class Vice-President 3 - Glee Club 2, 3 rj 'li Variety Show 2'i X -4 Operetta 2, 3 O' fl Alix ' - Variety Show 2, 3 ' , 4' 1 xxyvx. 1 MJ! Paper Stal? 4 5 0 ' E1 N ll 'H Xbl , N NJ Q if XX .l X l 4 Lf' , Page Twelve BRUCE EDWARDS WILLIAM FEITI-I MERVIN FLEGEL GERALDINE FOSTER Heir a .ture card. Much learning doth make I feel relieved at hart, for my I uzznt what I want when I junior Rotarian thee mad. work dayr are part. 14-'dill' it. Band 1, 2, 3, 4 F.F.A. 1 I F.F.A. 2, 4 Office Practice 4 Variety 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 1, 2 ' 2 F.H.A. 1, 2, 5, 4 Operetta 1, 2, 3 Baseball 1, 2, 4 Paper Staff 4 Senior Play Girls Sports 1, 2, 3, 4 Opererta 1, 2 , Variety Show 1, 2, 5, 4 , if Cheerleader 4 ,P V , I 'Senior Play 11, -tllj if , Girls Athletic Club 3, gf 1 I , flfresident 41 ' I Glee?Club 1 LARRY GABRION BEVERLY GOODWIN ALICE QI-IAGENQ PHILLIPS JOAN HANSEN N ever worry today if you can 0', Romeo Romeo!! wherefore My rmzrzir aJ true df rteel. I may be .rmall but I altvajr put it off .until tomorrow. art thou, Romeo? Girls Glee Club 2, 4 have my ray. Football 1, 2, 5, 4 Band 1, 2 Band 4 fBreckenridge lj Girls Sports 4 Basketball 3, 4 Girls Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Operetta 2 Paper Stal? 4 Baseball 1, 3, 4 Opererta 1, 2, 5 Senior Play Band 1 , junior Rotarian 4 Variety Show 1, 2, 3, 4 F.H.A. 2, 4 fBreckenridge lj Operetta 4 junior Play I Paper Staff 4 Paper Staff 4 F.H.A. 2, 3 Senior Class President Girls Trio 4 Librarian 4 Variety Show 5 Opetetta 2 Paper Staff 4 Page Thirteen 3 t DORIS QHELFERQ DAVIS Lozfe and cz roagh cannot be bid. Girls Sports 1, 2 F.H.A. 1, 2, 4 JOAN HOPKINSON -W EDDY HORTON FRANK KECK A blurb ir beautiful but often Not that I love study len, but A silent man war be. incomfenient. that I love fan more. F.F.A. 2, 4 Girls Sports 1 F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 XV Senior Play Football 2, 3, 4 6 Track 2, 3, 4 . Nj Q VJ' Baseball 2 fi? ' , AJ Lf' Paper Staff 4 U 'Jef ,lv Band 1, 2, 5 VJ L 'is . l XJ 015136 N . -5 'T ,diff JOHN L. KNOTT SYBII. LAIRD GILDA MacLAREN BILLIE MCCORMICKA -I C I Wind: may rome and windr Dorz't take life .ro Jeriourly, A good .fort and a good SlJe'r the type of girl,ioe'd like may go, but I 'll blow on you can never get out of ' Jport. I to have more of. forever. it alive. 1 Girls Sports 1, 2,8 F.H.A. 2, 3 Paper Staff 4 Band 1, 2 Variety Show 2 Girls Sports 1, 2, 3, 4 Band 1, 2 f V Paper Sta 1, 4 Latin Club 1 p Variety Show 2 Latin Club 1 - Variety Sh 2 Paper Staff 4 rOpererta 2, 3 y junio Pa - V, Office Practice 4 ui , 4 ' Libra a , A WX' Q' 5 W7 nn l if 4 ' i S i v - f' ir rrsixy, 2, 4 ' XP' lj l ll f ANN - Page Fcnzrleen L l LYONEL MCROBERTS RUTH ANN MARTIN Dorf!! zoofry me with women. If you would be,lo11e F.F.A. 2 and b6l01f'dblB.' Paper Staff 4 Girls Glee Club 1, 2 . F.H.A. 1, 2, 5, 4 F.H.A. Secretary 2 f ff, Operetta 1 I Variety Show 1 Librarian 3 x-'Wifi Class Secretary! ' , JL' , ' .,.' U ,, U, d, lore fluni Pfy MELVIN MAXWELL B111 therehr nothing half Jo .rweet in life ar lo-zfe'r young dream. Football 4 Basketball 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 . Track 1, 2, 3 '4,X,,fw JAP' , 4 if C 5 ,, ' Rkoigrian fd!! ery Sho? iodf' a I CI s resident 1 F.F.A. 2, 3, 4 LYLE MILLER It ir not good to wake a .rleeping lion. Football 2, 3, 4 Basketball 2, 3 Baseball 2, 3, 4 Track 2, 3, 4 Paper Staff 4 BARBARA 'MONROE MARJORIE oLsoN 1 Tlnore who know ber alwayr like lser. Paper Staff 4 Girls Sports 1, 2, 3, 4 A 4551? S Page Fifteen rl Treasparrerr will be prorerzzled. F .H.A. 4 Paper Staff 4 Operetta 1 Variety Show 1, 2, 4 Girls Sports 1, 2, 3, 4 Junior Play Librarian 4 Athletic Club 3, 4 ERNEST PHARR NANCY QUIBELL The greater! of all faczzllier is common refzre. Football 2, 5, 4 Basketball 2, 3 Track 2, 3, 4 Wolwferine Boys State 3 Junior Rotarian Junior Play Senior Pla, Annual S ' Paper Staff Class Treasurer Operetta 3 I Boys Glee Club 4 91 To woJ'ry aboflt the fllfllfe, ir to be unhappy today. Girls Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Operetta 1, 2, 3 Variety Show 1, 2, 3, 4 Librarian 3 Paper Stal? 4 Girls Trio 4 F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Girls Sports 1 70 ,gif-fe! J, A X ep W 1 lpvif' A .Q ,Za ISABELLE REEVES EDWARD RINGLE HOWARD RINGI-E, A MARGERY ROSE It'r nice to be mztzrral uflnen A rlore month ratchet no flier. All tbingr I thought I ,enewg She knot:-'J what ir what. yon are nalzfrally nice. '- F,F,A, 1, 2, 3, 4 but now confer! the more I Student Council 2, 3 , Girls Sports 1 know I lenoug, I know the Junior play Girls Glee Club 2, 3 lerr. Senior Play Operetta 2, 3 F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Operetta 1, 2 Class Secretary 2 Girls Sports 1, 2, 3, 4 Variety Show 2, 3 1' Annual Staff fEditorj Paper Staff 4 A 'a . il. 3 A I X Variety Show 1, 2, 3 Girls Glee Club 1, 2 Gym Class Treasurer 3, 4 Paper Stall 4 Latin Club 1 F.H.A. 2 FRED SHAULL GLEN SHAW CAROLYN SMITH ,Left school School if great for otlaerr. . ,Golden ir lver loairg golden ir Band 1, 2 her heart. Basketball 1, 2 Cheerleader 3, 4 x Track 1, 2 Student Council 4 ,Lil F.F.A. 2, 4 Girls Sports 1, 2, 3, 4 , 'J 7 ' junior Play t' Senior Play 7' , ll .yi- Operetta 2 'iff fl fl Variety Show 2, 3, 4 Paper Staff 4 J Class Vice-President 3 F.H.A. 2, 3 SHIRLEY SMITH A friendly girl wilb many friendr. ' ' Girls Sports 1, 3, 4 junior Play Senior Play Cheerleader 4 CC Q Librarian 4 Ei F.H.A. 2, 3 YJ 3 Paper Staff 4 me Aff' Operetca 3 Li? Variety Show 3, 4 f Athletic Club 3, 4 Page Sixta r be , ll - T? . L I Ytgfjwfi M ew f QM BILL TRACY BENITA, VAS UEZ HAROLD VUEAVER RALPH WEAVER lion among ladier if a Left school The milder! marmerr with tbei Belief a bad exmre, than none dan gerozzr Using. braoert mind. 1 at all. Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 4 rack 2, 3, .4 peretta 3 unior Play , Senior Play Variety Show 2, 3, 4 Junior Rotari-m J Student Council 4 Annual Stall Paper Staff 4 F.F.A. F.F.A. 4 fBreckenridge Zj Band fBreckenridge 1, 21 QLansing Everett 3, Basketball fBreck. 1, 21 Baseball fBreckenriclge 1, 25 Track QBreckenridge lj jlx Senior Play .LORRAINE WESTERLUND WILLOWDEAN ZOLL The ,rufeeterl joy, the wildest Portrait of a lady. woe if love. Latin Club 1 Band 1, 2, 5, 4 F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, Glee Club 2 Girls Sports 1, 2, 3, 4 Operetta 2, 3 Athletic Club 5, 4 Variety Show 1, 2, 3, 4 Annual Staff 4 Student Council 4 Paper Stall 4 QE 'tory Class Secretary- 3 F.H.A. Club W Page Seven teen CLASS COLOR-Red 8: White. CLASS FLOWER-White Carnation. CLASS MOTTO-Give 'the world the best you have - And the best will come back to you. ophomores . . . . Mr. Richard Page. Advisor: Belva Thum, Student Council: Mary Donuzhoe, '1'reasu.er: Bob Brown, Student Council: Nancy Barden, President: Wayne Merchant, Vice-President: Martha McConkey, Secretary. Melvin Barney, Howard Crikes, Bill Bowen, Anna. Cornwell, Emily Chalker, Jeanette Bovce, Colleen Cummings. Grant Gatrell, Junior Elston, Stuart Gantz, Phyllis Eichorn, Phillip Flegel, Marilyn Galloway, Donald Goodwin, Floyd Hall. Norman Augustine, Bartrim Barnes, Jeanne Aldrich, Faye Becker, Elaine Baker. Donald Ebright, Frank Ester, Basil Davis, Patsy Dellameter, Bill Downs, Norma Eberspeaker. Tom Haley, Joan Horton, James Keck, NVanda Kelly, Wilma Johnson, Marie Hintermeister. Page Twenty .11 -I v ..- '. - iz,-. -ws. A A l J. I . . . .eFreshmen l l l Lloyd Kinney, Marvin Harkness, Donald Laurenz, Carlisle Heard, Bernice Smith, Nancy Hill, Ruth Harrod. J. B. Reeves. Raymond Ringle. Raymond Peska, Anna. Rinard, Willodene Palmer, Marylan Parling, Richard Pharr. Versel Viles, Leland Skinner, Donald Smith, R. D. Teachworth, Robert Strouse, Helen Walters, Joseph Sniolka. Arthur Williams. ' Page T-zvmzty-Three Gene Murgitroyd, Charles Losee, Marilyn Mills, Delores Lott, Walter Lumstlen, Wilma Norris, Lowell Metters. Verla Shaull, Phyllis Shank, Shirley Shaw, Florence Shaw. Carol Roberson, Dale Schaub, Harold Shephard, Helen Sisal, Geneva Rut'herford. Robert Wood, Dewey VViseman, Marjorie Welch, Carol VVilliams, Patricia Wood, Joyce Yoder. Absent-Harry Burt,' Glen Clark. Lynn Gratzenburg, Esther Gable, Joan Gantz, Josephine Inman, Mildred Kollar, Jack Neiman, Richard Rhinc-S, Charles Chapko. : l Mills, L . HUNSICKER AWARD In Memory of ROSEMARY ATHLETE SCHOLAR LEADER Presented by the Girls' Athletic Association 1948 The above inscription is engraved on the Hunsicker trophy which will be presented each year to the outstand- ing girl athlete of the seniorcclass. , In zllemoriam ROSEMARY HUNSICKER With her gracious acts, And a winning way, Her smile brought us gladness Day after day. With heart filled with kindness And purpose so true, She made our days happy, We hope that she knew. Marilyn Gibbs Page T.ll'87lf1l-EWU? ' -' . T v s,.J . I gj 1 Q2 .. g. SQ Y v- v Hr ' Q, mi X N S x ,qmxsxxxwwwwwwm 1 - I .. -A...,,,M .I . ' A WNNx' X -Q... . f i . - VX xiii mu ff :ww wax . Wa' 2,5595 if .ES X A if' ATX: - :F M - X 1 1 ,fx ,M -J LBE YMSNW 1 ,221 1-e Ag,l. Z Q' Hat . ,Q . S X 5 X X E Y my . .,.., e N - mv uwxwsw M XM Nmamw mx Y, W-1-www X ' s fe X English . Literature always anticipates life. It does not copy it, but molds ir no ics purpose. ENGLISH IV Mr. Kleinschrodr ENGLISH LITERATURE ENGLISH III Mrs. Smith ' AMERICAN LITERATURE Rhetoric is the art of ruling the minds of men. ENGLISH I-I Mrs. Frumpgid LILJ ',eJfK,4?ld Qvqhvf , .' 4 ,- ENGLISH I Mrs. Sawyer LATIN Mr. Kleinschrodt Page T wcvzty-Sir Social Problems . Government is a contrivance of human wisdom to provide for human wants. SOCIAL PROBLEMS Mr. Mick History is the witness of the times, the torch of truth, the life of memory, the teacher of life, the messenger of antiquity. AMERICAN HISTORY ' Mrs. Town GOVERNMENT SOCIAL PROBLEMS Mr. Anderson WORLD HISTORY Mr. Becker Page Twenty-Seve'n, Commercial . . Experience makes us wise. BOOKKEEPIN G SHORTHAND TYPING Miss Walters S h op . The bread earned by the sweat of the brow is thrice blessed bread, and it is far sweeter than the tasteless loaf of idleness. MECHANICAL DRAWING TOOL WORK FARM SHOP Mr. Teachout Page Twenty-Eight Science . Science when well digested is nothing but good sense and reason. b CHEMISTRY PHYSICS BIOLOGY Mr. Kabbe M a t h . Mathematics takes us into the region of absolute necessity, to which not only the actual world, but every possible world must conform. ALGEBRA GEOMETRY GENERAL MATH Mr. Page Page Twenty-Nine 3 S' I i as 1 ? 5 ! S ii 5, A, , 5 u Q G 1 i ,. ,, , ,X .,, ,A r X, 4. . ... , . N kxxx ,L k K, . , .K , t x x. RN: xi M -- .A X, wif. x 1-:f,.x,,..: W MM-: 14 Q- . - ---- : N1 1 ,X - Q. STUDENT COUNCIL Wim! garferzzrlzezlt if the bert? That which teacher nr lo govern: ozzrrelver. Members trying the new coke machine. Back Row: Bob Brown, Bill Tracy, Melvin Maxwell, Mr. Anderson and Miss Walters, Advisors, Don Tracy, Dale Vernon, Mack McCormack. Front Row: Belva Thum, Lorraine Wester- lund, Chal Bauer, Carolyn Smith, joan Harrod. President-Chal Bauer Vice-President-Melvin Maxwell Secretary--Carolyn Smith Treasurer-Joan Harrod Publicity-Belva Thum Assemblies-Bill Tracy Grounds-Dale Vernon Building+Mack McCormack News-Lorraine Westerlund Hall Duty-Bob Brown Traffic-Don Tracy Council members in action. Page Thirty-T-zL'o Library . Laws die, books never. BOOK LIBRARIANS joan Harrod, Amber Devereaux, Lelia Barnes, Shirley Smith, Frances Brauher, Dorothy A Kinney and Marjorie Olson. Page Thi rty-Thxree MAGAZINE LIBRARIANS Molly Greer, Betty Pittman, Beatrice Glover Rosalie Hayes, Carol Clagg, Mary Andrews Martha McConkey. Advisor: Mrs. Town Annual . One picture is worth ten thousand words. Planning Photography Mounting Engraving ' Printing EDITOR-Margery Rose ASST. EDITOR-Bill Caldwell ART EDITOR-Sybil Laird BUSINESS MGR.-Sherwood Berman LAYOUT EDITOR-Ernest Pharr ASST. LAYOUT EDITOR-Bill Tracy TYPIST-Lorraine Westerlund JUNIOR EDITOR-Marilyn Gibbs ADVISOR-Mrs. Town 1 Binding A Page Thirty-Four F ortnight Growler journalism has already come to be the first power in the land. EDITORIAL STAFF Editor-Lorraine Westerlund Assistant Editor-Sybil Laird Art Editor-Margery Rose Business Manager-Sherwood Berman Advisor-Mrs. Town Mascot .Page Thirty-Five Back Row: L. Gabrion, C. Bauer, E Horton, B. Goodwin, B. Tracy, B Caldwell, N. Quibell, L. McRoberts S. Berman, Knott. Middle Row: L. Miller, I. Duffy, B Carroll, I. Reeves, I.. Westerlund, I Foster, B. Edgar, A. Phillips, S. Smith Front Row: M. Andrews, J. Hansen B. McCormick, M. Rose, K. Church S. Laird, C. Smith, F. Brauher, B Monroe. Absent: E. Pharr. M Qlsen x x xxx Xsf y xN X gig . i sg. X -X Nd, 4 ' MMR? Sus xyls gfff' f ,N-,M i N +55- - XxNX1:.. . A wi. NC NY 'N x xx 'Q NNW NNSQW N N '?xX fyqxx Xxxg X X A Xxx X NSE: Mx fm, 59 Xw. XX .wg ww Q fifm X XX XX 4 : . XX -RQ -S. 5. 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Directors: Faculty-Mr. Kleinschrodt Student-Betty Pittman COMMITTEES: Page Forty-Oure Faculty Sponsor-Mr. Teachout Advertising-Beatrice Glover Tickets-Beverly Adams Business Manager-Christine Kinkead Stage Manager-Dick Klein Ushers-Rosalie Hayes Make-up-Mrs. Hipolite Programs-Dolores Palmer Light and Sound Effects-Dale Vernon The Characters Bill Pryor, a young real estate agent ----- Dick Barnes Miss jane Trimble, spinster aunt of Peggy and Dotty, Oleta Kinney Miss Cathie Trimble, a sister of jane - - - Bonnie Anderson Peggy Trimble, their attractive niece - - Marilyn Gibbs Dorothy Trimble, Peggy's younger sister - - - Peggy Allen Tilly Pitts, Trimble servant ----- Bona Lou MacLaren Maria Garcia, Spanish servant of Mrs. Norfleet - Thelma' Stacy Jose Garcia, Maria's husband ------ Donald Knapp juan Garcia ------ - Tom Turnbull Gas Man - - - - john Beck Officer - - - - John' Summerville Mr. David Brent - - Kenneth Dougherty Elizabeth Pryor - - - Jeanette Hall Miss Walker ------ A ------- Shirley Root Note: All characters and situations herein depicted are purely imaginary. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, is a coincidence. - Ss' w:,1f- gl .f xx X . .-X sg A. N .K ,we X 55. as b Q .g K Q A f ...Sf X . ' Q- ii- Q - XA ,I . m SX Q N . .f.: QR Q XA K . N. A M X QA K YSQ.. Q Y, .. 'r A 6 if . as XS .if .Q .QQ XSk K . -xc we Q A ,- v Y A A 4 QE is X --:Sr 'X Q. ifwfwglksilp N SS W K Jigs, , xyif :gi .fsifa r ., . . W? . K, , Q 2352633 ' nw x S v X . A V . , I vu , l :SNL BOYS GLEE CLUB QL. to R. front rowj: Ronald Westerlund, Tom Turnbull, Duane Vernon, John Trask, Bill Tracy, Jack Caulkins, Bob Morris, Sherwood Berman, junior Elston. QBack Rowj: Charles Hardman, Bill Morris, Kenneth Dougherty, Dick Klein, Bill Hill, Ernie Pharr. Pianist, Colleen Cummings. Dodge Memorial Award .... I H g gi ' . 1 . . 1 1. 3.2 If fa. 54,546 K 1 if I 1- g t t S 'Db . ' , 2:55 WI '- ,fs j is ., 3-.?m?wN1-iga.' V 'z-ss ., 1:45 pi, -35. , sim X. , - .wh , , . ,eg M1 ' sag , g - B EEL . . N: .:-'N VW. l'1'f . -' . a P 2 1 . ' ' X 5 1 .1 QS? -' t- DEAN ' '-35 . The Dodge Memorial Award was created by S. Earle Trudgen. It is in memory of the late Mrs. May Hewes Dodge, who contributed much to the musical life of Ithaca. The award is to stimulate interest in fine music and to encourage the students of Ithaca High School to strive for the highest attainment in the field of music. ' The award is given each year to the outstanding music student in the Senior Class. The qualitications tal-:en into consideration in selecting the winner are: musical ability, personality and leadership, cooperation and attitude, and scholarship. ' The winners of the Dodge Memorial Award are: Clara Potter, 19415 Virginia Alverson, 19425 Norma Gay, 1943, Kathleen Haley, 1944, Ann Ensign, 1945, Margaret Kleinhans, 1946, Irene McCall, 1947. Page Forty-Four as Football .... - GREEN HORNETS Back Row: Coach Page, R. Strouse, A. Ornelas, H. Crites, L. Skinner, W. Morris, R. Warmouth, R. Klein, I. Sommerville, W. Andrews, W. Downs, D. Ebrighr, Manager. H ' Middle Row: W. Bowen, R. Pressley, G. Nestle, J. McCall, D. Goodwin, G. Garrell, J. Beck, J. Randall, C. Losee. Front Row: Phillip Flegel, L. Thum, D. Tracy, S. Ganrz. I - FRESHMAN SQUAD Back Row: Coach Becker, J. Smolka, G. Aldrich, V. Viles, R. Peska, H. Shepherd, R. Strouse. Middle Row: A. Williams, RD Teachworth, G. Gabrion, R. Rhines, W. Foster, L. Thum, K. Wang, D. Downs, R. Wood. Front Row: G. Gallant, Hamilton, R. Pharr, L. Hall, L. Skinner, C Becker. VARSITY Barnes, Cornwell, E. Horton, Miller, Knapp, Tracy, Coach Becker Maxwell, Brown, Pharr, D. Gehrig, Caldwell, Hardman, Gabrion, Gehrig, Bauer, Ester, Trask, R. Horton Absent: Morris Page Forty-Liir I s S W if S R I s 3 i F S E E ? -. . ..w.mmmm:::.Q. :fa1wN-ef.-sr:-s:x:..,,b.:::v,:1-wlemw, W -sux. ,, ,pn-w sf f -we ww-sw' Q-.. .lk -vmwsmm W W- -ff - MAL. 1 mm mnwsmfwmamnf m,m. ,mmm..Nwfmmxwwmmmx...'.x1 X , t l Ky lf ' vlqlx 'dll A VARSITY CHEERLEADERS MAJORETTES RESERVE CHEERLEADERS Shirley Smith Patty Rhynard Rosemary Hunsicker Carolyn Smith Bamberlee Myers Martha McConkey Jerry Foster Freddie Smith Emily Chalker -Mary Andrews Doris Kinney Carol Clagg Frances Brauher ' Thelma Stacy Beatrice Glover Page Forty-Nine --. Basketball .... A VARSITY Back Row: Eddy Horton, manager, Don Knapp, John Gehrig, Chuck Hardman, Dick Gehrig, Tom Turnbull, Coach Becker. Front Row: Gene Cornwell, Bill Tracy, Melvin Maxwell, George Whitaker, Larry Gabrion. RESERVES - V Back Row: Leo Hall, manager, Dick Parling, Mack McCormack, Bill Morris, Norman Godley, Frank Ester, Bill Downs, Phillip Flegel, Coach Page. Fronr Row: Ronald Horton, Dick Barnes, Gail Mepham, Duane Vernon, john Trask, Bob Brown, Gordon Nestle. Page Fifty S wr gk-QXQ5 wmx 3? X . Baseball .... , VARSITY Row Five: Coach Page. G. Mepham, D. Barnes, J. Gehrig, D. Vernon. G. Cassady, D. Knapp. B. Brown, K. Sweet. Whitaker, F. Ester, B. Morris, S. Gantz, N. Godley. Row Two: W. Merchant. M, Maxwell, E. Foster, D. Humm, .L Keck, G. Nestle, Row Four: L. Miller. B. Barnes, D. Goodwin, T. Haley, R. Horton, L. Gabrion. B. Downs. B. Little. P- Flegel- F- Sherman- Row One: R. Kinney, M. Barney, B. Smith. w. Feith, s. Smith. B. Andrews, Row Three: C. Hardman, A. Andrews, G. Cornwell, C. Bauer, D. Gehrig, B. D. Parling. FRESHMAN ' Bow Three: Coach Page. C. Becker, L. Skinner. M. Harkness. B. Smith, H. Haley Wiseman, L. Metters, R. Peska, R. D. Teachworth. J. B. Reeves. 11- WMS- D- Tracy- B- Wood- D- Lwfenz- R- Sifouse- Row One: R. Rhines, J. Hamilton, R. Pharr, K. Boyd, L. Thum, Arthur Gallo- Row Two: H. Burt. R. Ringle. B. Foster, B. Cowdrey, D. Downs, V. Viles, D. way, G. Gabrion, D. Grigar, Allen Galloway, J. Smolka. Page Fifty-T wo- l gn-,W W ,, ' Track . '. . . . Back Row: Coach Becker, B. Little, E. Horton, B. Cassady, N. Godley, B. Pressley, F. Ester, B. Morris, S. Gantz, M. Maxwell, D. Humm, C. Patterson. Front Row: L. Miller, J. Randall, C. Hardman, T. Turnbull, D. Warmouth, K. Street, B. Andrews, G. Gatrell, E. Pharr, -A. Andrews. R. Horton, W. Merchant. BASEBALL - TRACK - GOLF - 1947-1948 BASEBALL TRACK A GOLF Ithaca 8 St. Charles rl Ithaca 43M Edmore SOLQ Ithaca 0 Alma 15 Ithaca 13 Merrill 6 Ithaca River Rouge, Ann Arbor Ithaca 0 Greenville 18 Ithaca 5 Shepherd 6 Ithaca ,73 Vestaburg 30 Ithaca Portland Ithaca 3 Carson City 0 Ithaca 98 2X3 Fulton HM Ithaca 5 St. Louis 2 Ithaca 59 St. Louis 50 ALL SPORTS TROPHY-As thc Ithacansian goes to press, the Yellowjackets and Crimson Tide teams are battling it out over the All Sports Trophy. Each year this trophy is given to the school which has collected the most points for its standings in the various sports. St. Louis and Ithaca are in a tight race for the honor. Ithaca has but two more conference baseball games to go and if she remains ahead of St. Louis, she is assured of first. Ithaca now has a. two game lead over St. Louis and one game either way will be the deciding factor. She can then finish behind St. Louis in track and still walk off with the trophy. In ease Ithaca is victorious, she will retire the All Sports Trophy which she has already won two times. This would give her permanent possession of her second All Sports Trophy since the origin of the award. Ithaca retired the first trophy in 1943 and in 1946 and '47 rolled over her other opponents for the honor. This year is a deciding factor in her quest. GOLF-This spring, April 21, marked the beginning of something' new in Ithaca High School. Due to the efforts of Coach Hiram Becker, Ithaca is now being further represented in sports by a golf team. 'The first. match with Alma proved that only practice makes perfect and the boys found Alma had quite a golf team. The same thing happened with Page Fifty-rhfea . Greenville but in the third match with Portland, Ithaca proved itself. Everything was tied up at the end of the First nine holes and then the rain stepped in and canceled the last nine until a later date. Great interest is being shown by the students and greater things are to be expected of our boys next year. Those who compose the golf team arc: Bob Brown, Mack McCormack, Donald Knapp, John Trask, and Tom Haley. BASEBALL-This year Ithaca has seen reserve Coach Richard Parte produce a. baseball team of which wc can be proud. As this is written, the baseball men have a four won and one lost. record for the season and six more names remain to be played. Ithaca is now in second place in the conference standings. The pitching staff of Ithaca depends mainly upon lucky George NVhitaker, first string pitcher. and sophomore Melvin Baracy, who is a reliahlc relief pitcher. Outstanding hitters who have been pacinp: the Yellowjackets are stubby Larry Gabrion and the twin brothers, John and Dick Gehrig. The others who compose Coach Pages first team are: Charles Hardman, Melvin Maxwell, Chal Bauer, Bill Caldwell, Ed. Foster, Dale Beck, Gordon Nestle, Dick Barnes. Gene Cornwell, Gail Mepham, Bob Brown, Stuart Gantz, and Ronny Horton. f STARLIG-HT ALL Hor Does I n l . . . ,.-an O 2 Junior High .... f 'EIGHTH GRADE Buck Row: R. Evitts. D. YValcott. C. Patterson, M. VVhitaker, C. Hayes, J. Reeves. B, Gabrion, N, Phillips, J. Ornelas. G. Monk, G. Latridge. L. McRoberts. B. Keck. B'. Chase, V. Clark. M. Frise. M. Ginther, M. Parshall, D. Shephard, Front Row: T. Glynn. W. Howes, R. Gross. R. VVarmouth, H. Passenger, T. Berry. B. Brandal, R. Klienhans. R. Koons. L. VVebster, R. Simmet. D. Kinney, D. WVolansky, M. Shunk. Middle Row: J. Stone, B. Stoner, M. Baker, J. Brauher. N. Skinner, K. Fugate. New Members: B. McDaid, R. Rhines. President: F. Smith, Vice-President: P. Rhynard, Secretary and Treasurer: EARNIE DILTS A.B. ELVERA TEACHMAN MABEL DILTS l SEVENTH GRADE Back Row: L. Nelson. B. C1'ocker, G. Mahler, R. Smith. M. Tracy, J. Bovee. Row Sitting: H. Helfer. G. Beck, J. Shaffer. A. Zimmerman, B. Brandal, P. Lewis, M. Weaver, R. Mepham. J. Clagg, B. Lewis, VV. Haley, S. Warren. R., Arnold, S. Eicher. M. Taylor. Row Standing: C. Anderson, B. Kench. A. Welch. J. Stoner, P. Crawford. N. Lumsden, J. Vozar. -' D. Betz. B. MacLaren. M. Searles, P. Cummings, J. Hegle, F. Peet, E. Spear, Bottom Row: R, Dillswcrth, P. Bird, L. Bower. H. Thum, D. Butz, D. McWilliams, L. Mnrcham, C. Harrington, G. Howes, E. Russell. D. Gatrell, K. Parks, C. Wymer, R. Ebright, B. Chase, WV. Flegel, R. Tracy. Page Fifty-Eight SEEN, If ,cqfullffv v-ri., I -4 , . J . . , . A AdveLtl5,si'?r3 'g'7. v. . . 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