Ithaca High School - Ithacansian Yearbook (Ithaca, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1949 volume:

. 7 l ' X , 'h .jf 'Aw ' A WWIFT-'f jg X ,, 'A 'h u w V W A S 3' ' 1' 'A ts , N ' 1 oiguxvfygi WN fiigyb Www A Jw w M MW? af WSW M ,W W M f W ,W 59 j Q M! , . QJVOJ , , ' - a !7 ,fm ff! EV'-9 Lfgf-f-'fvf Bf' ff Q V . , I I Z - AM J I0 ' h f fW77fM'9f ' QBWWM ,G 420-3-WCW W ww , Qff1w m WW M Ml MTW My W ,MM x96 I I We 09,66 0 ii we Published by the Senior Class of Ithaca High School Ithaca, Michigan ITHACANSIAN Marilyn Gibbs Editor Duane Vernon Business Mgr. Irene Sawyer Faculty Advisor 1 9 11+ 9 Volume XXXVII STAFF Shirley Root Asst. Editor Mack McCormack Layout Editor George Whitaker Photographer CONTENTS Foreword Administration Faculty Seniors Classes Activities Athletics Advertisers OUR THEME The lthacansian Staff and Senior Class of 1949 have had the plea- sure of editing a book that would sincerely express our views of the four years we have spent in school behind these doors. We hope that as you look upon these pages, you might also realize the work, exper- ience, and play we have witnessed. The doorways on the proceeding pages are to picture our entrance, activities, athletic experience, and finally to signify that when our school days are over, we leave through the doors to a world of reality and opportunity. i E Wfe the class of 1949 wish to thank you for the help you have given us in our four years of high school. For we appreciate the time you have spent in giving us the much needed instruction and direction that has benefited each of us. We are truly grateful, Mr, Mick, for the pa- tience and understanding you have shown. REYNOLD F, MICK For the time and effort they have spent in mak- ing our high school days successful, we, the class of By hit mzizivfiwzr. be fhcj-1' freak or rtrwzg, a mlm 1949, would like to take this opportunity to show lfrn1lfff.tf.1HJ 'lil he if pmi'w1 irrazzg. our appreciation to the Board of Education. titittfed 15. Taft C, i Y ml I , J Fred Qguftif Trustee A JOAN LOUIIM. L15 UO Pflfl. Wilber G. Hubbard Lynn T. Miller Donald L. Baker Treasurer President Secretary 4 Administration A f X7 ,f .4 -V - Q. X 'T XVXK- K 0 Mr. garl Anderson gs, in cipal of our school, established ' f r 1 - i i t self in the hearts of the students, faculty, and com- munity. He has truly been a friend of every student, and a willing advisor to all. Thank you, Mr. Anderson. XWe are proud to have such a liberal, understanding leader. Always on hand, when the students need them. These are the office girls. Their job is not easy, but they seem to per-form their duties perfectly. We won't forget what you have done for us. Thank you girls, your help has been sincerely ap- preciated. CARL H. ANDERSON A little zzazzfetzye. mm' and then, if relirhed by the zviteft men. I a 1 Whatfoever they found to do, they did with all their , Delores Lombard might. Bonnie Anderson Beverley Adams Reva Grice Faculty Our knowledge cannot be determined by weights and measures. It is only by our capacity to think, ability to achieve, and the capability to enjoy life to the fullest. So we, :he Senior Class of 1949 wish to thank the Faculty for their untiring help, patience and guidance. Not only is there an art in knowing a thing but also a certain art in teaching it. E LEAH FRUMP, A.B. Central Michigan College of Education English Where the willingnesr ir great, the difficultie: rannol be greal. RICHARD HICKMAN, A.B., B.S. Michigan State College Agriculture Nothing endure: but perronal qualities. GEORGE HYDE, B.S. Western Michigan College of Education Physical Education B! e rhhuld live to play, not play to live. FRED KABBE, B.A., M.S. Western Michigan College of Education University of Michigan Science There never war I0 wire a man before. PAUL J. KLEINSCHRODT, A.B. St. Ambrose College, Davenport, Iowa Latin and joumalism When I read Shakespeare l am :truck with wonder. K ROBERTA LANSHAW, B.S. Central Michigan College of Education 'ffl Music She har murie in her heart. 6 THEODO KLEEMGRAVEN, A.B., M.A. We Michigan College of Education mbia University usic and Spanish Hit barh ir worre than hir bite. RICHARD PAGE, A.B. Albion College Mathematics Good humor maker all thing: tolerable. EUGENE A. RANDALL, B.S. lv J. Central Michigan College of Ed ajBn ,L ! I History ,' W Patience and gentlenerr it power ll IRENE M. SAWYER, B.S. Central Michigan College of Education Physical Education She war our friend and guide along thorny path of knowledge. FLORENCE H. SMITH, A.B. Albion College English Factr are rtubborn thingy. OLIN C. TEACHOUT, B.S. Central Michigan College of Education Industrial Arts Quality, not quantity if my mearure. DORIS WALTERS, B Q. 4 Central Michigan Colle? f Education Commerce X5 A laugh if her bert arret. GLADYS N. WOLVEN, B.S. Central Michigan College of Education Vocational Home Economics It if the little thingy in life that mum. If 'UQ -Q W .-1' l I Valedictorian CLASS OFFICERS Saluraroriarr Marilyn Gibbs Beverley Adams ------ - Secretary Shirley Root Bona Lou MacLaren ----- - Vice-Pres, Charles Hardman - President Bonnie Anderson Treasurer L ' 1 'I Q if 5 f r HONOR ROLL Ballard Trophy Student Council iding: Mack McCormack, Bonnie Anderson, Marcelenf Winner President nm, Sally Martin, Beatrice Glover, Dick Barnes. Bob Morris Duane Vernon ed: Oleta Kinney, Peggy Allen, Christine Kinkead. if . gr D.A.R. Good Citizen Homecoming Queen Junior Rotarians Shirley Root joan Harrod Standing: Charles Hardman, Dick Barnes, Bob Duane Vernon, Dean Cassady. Seated: Ken Dougherty, Dale Vemon, John Beck McCormack. 8 N. u L r D p 1 .- .- r nv Doorway to Opportunity Seniors RICHARD BARNES XNo more midnight oil do SI need to burn, for I have 'Ynotbing more to learn. .4Football 3, 4 ' Baseball 3, 4 '5Sophomore Play or Play enior Play Variety Show 2, 3 Varsity Club 4 QBasketball 3 ' .F.A. 2, 3, 4 oys Chorus 4 - peretta 2 unior Rotarian enior Honor Roll RAYMOND BEECHAM I never mel a girl I didn? like. Basketball 1, 2, 3, lSterlingJ Baseball 1, 2, 3 lSterlingj Paper Staff Class Pres. 3 fSterlingj JOHN BECK Whaf: the ure of bu y- ing? Football 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2 Sophomore Play Junior Play Variety Show 2, 3 F.F.A. 2, 3, 4 Boys Chorus 4 F.F.A. fVice-Pre F.F.A. CPres. 4J Varsity Club Junior Rotarian 4 Basketball Manager 4 JANET BOYER A been wit and ready fmile. Girls Sports 1, 2, 3, 4 G.A.A. lVice Pres. 31 G.A.A. fPresident 41 Tennis 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 F.H.A: 1, 2 BEVERLEY ADAMS A rare combination of wifdom and beauty. Glee Club 1 Operetta 1 Variety Show 1 Class Secretary 4 Class Treasurer 3 Office Practice 4 W4 ! 3 We BONNIE ANDERSON I fan be purhea' juft Jo far. Sophomore Play Junior Play Senior Play Variety Show 1, 2 Operetta 1, 2, 4 Paper Staff 1Asst. Editorj Girls Glee Club 1, 2, 4 Class Treasurer 4 Basketball 2, 3, 4 Senior Honor Roll Office Practice 10 PEGGY ALLEN Ii1'ier1d.rl2ip if but name, I love no one. Glee Club 1 Operetta 1 Sophomore Play Junior Play Variety Show 1 Paper Staff lEditorj F.H.A. 3, 4 Pres. F.H.A. 4 Student Council '1 Girls Sports 1, 2, 3 Senior Honor Roll AMELIA BAKER Life if juft a bowl cherriex. F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Girls Sports 3, -4 Sophomore Play Cheerleader 3, 4 Variety Show 4 1 Operetta 4 Glee Club 3, 4 Librarian 1 f , d of ROBERT CASSADY Study? That! the lean of my 1l'0llbl6J'. Sophomore Play Track 1, 2, 3, 4 F.F.A. 2, 3, -4 VERLE CROCKER Let thy word: he few. x I, N 1 F ,J N h:.1.,,b V 1949 1 QU' 17 DEAN CASSADY All great nzen are dead, and I don't feel .ro well fnyfelf. Class Vice-Pres. 1 Class President 2 Sophomore Play Variety Show 2, 3 Paper Staff Boys Chorus 4 Operetta 1, 4 RICHARD DeVUYST He': 4 Jure ford. Variety Show 1, 2, 3 Boys Chorus 4 F.F.A. 2, 3, 4 F.F.A. fSec. 35 F.F'.A. fVice-Pres. 41 Band 1, 2 4 X , .WS ,gig 11 ,XJ- I Q. x FRANCES DICKERSON Little, hut Oh my! Sophomore Play Operetta 2 F.H.A. 1 LILLIE DRUMMOND A penny for yo thought. So e Pla M Sh , 3 per a 2, 4 . .A. 1, 2, 3, 4 F.H.A. Treasurer 1 , Glee Club 3, 4 Girls Sports 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 KENNETH DOUGHERTY Ambition hw no reft. Sophomore Play fAshleyl Paper Staff fAshleyJ Class Pres. fAshleyJ Annual Staff 1 fAshleyJ Junior Play Senior Play Variety Show 3 Boys Chorus 4 Junior Rotarian 4 Student Council 4 Wo'lverine Boys State EDWARD FOSTER Loxt time ix never found again. F.F.A 2, 3, 4 Football 1, 2 Basketball 1, 2 Track 1, 2 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Senifgglsikgt NORMAN GODLEY Tall oahf from little acorn: grow. F.F.A. 2, 3, 4 Basketball 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 REVA GRICE When it come: to talking, otherx take the back real. Sophomore Play Senior Play Variety Show 3, 4 Operetta 4 Paper Staff F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 14 Glee Club 3, 4 Office Practice 4 Girls Sports 1, 2, 3, 4 Tumbling 3, 4 I MOLLY fGreer1 BREASBOIS My man'J ar true ar .fteel F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Operetta 2 Girls Sports 1, 2, 3, 4 Tumbling 3 Basketball 1, 2, 3 JEANETTE HALL Though Jhe he hut little, the ix fierce. Girls Sports 1, 4 Operetta 2, 4 F.H.A. 1, 2 Sophomore Play Junior Play Variety Show 1, 3, 4 Tumbling 4 4 R CHARD GEHRIG A good heart ix better than all the head: in the world. Varsity Club fPres. 41 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Operetta 1, 2 Variety Show 1, 2, 3, -4 Paper Staff MARILYN GIBBS Wifdom, perfonality ambition, liked hy all. Sophomore Play Junior Play Senior Play Variety Show 1, 2, 3, 4 Annual Staff 3, 4 Editor 4 Girls Glee Club 1 Operetta 1, 2 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Tennis 4 Tumbling Team 3, 4 Girls Sports 1, 2, 3, 4 G.A.A. fSecretary 31 G.A.A. fVice-Pres. 41 Office Practice 4 Valedictorian JOHN GEHRIG There may he a defect in my rhararter, but I never could hate anybody. Baseball 1, 2, 3 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Footkall 1, 2, 3, 4 Tennis 3 Variety Show 1, 2, 3 Varsity Club CVice-pres. 41 Paper Staff BEATRICE GLOVER Saddle your deam: afare you ride 'em. Majorette 3 Variety Show 2 Librarian 2, 3 Girls Sports 1, 2, 8 Senior Honor Roll l 1 12 4' CHARLES HARDMAN Hi: limhx were cart in manly mold, for hardy .rportf or ron!e.rt bold. Variety Show 3 Senior Play F.F.A. 2, 3, fPres. 41 Paper Staff Junior Rotarian 4 Class Vice-Pres. 3 Class President 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Varsity Club ROSALIE HAYES Her friend: are many, her foex are few. Girls Sports 1 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 F.H.A. fTreas. 21 Operetta 1, 2, 4 Variety .Show 1, 2 Librarian 3, 4 JOAN 1-IARROD A prelty fore i: a gift of nature. F.H.A. 1, 2 Variety Show 1, 2, 3 Paper Staff Student Council 2, 3, -4 Librarian 3 Homecoming Queen 4 WILLIAM HILL Pleafe change roll call to 4 later dale. Operetta 1, 2 Band 3, 4 Boys Chorus 4 1949 RONALD HORTON A Jlim and hdrhful lad, who': xometimey good and .reldom bod. Paper Staff F.F.A. 2, 3 Varsity Club 4 Basketball 2, 3, 4 Track 2, 3, 4 Baseball 3, 4 Football 3, 4 CHRISTINE KINKEAD To err if human, to forgive i.r divine. Sophomore Play Senior Play Variety Show 1, 2 Glee Club 1, 2 Librarian 4 Operetta 1, 2 Senior Honor Roll MARCELINE HUMM The part at leaf! ix secure F.H.A. 2, 3, 4 Variety Show 2, 3 Girls Glee Club 2 Operetta 2 F.H.A. Treas. 1 Band 4 Librarian 3 Senior Honor Roll - s DORIS NNEY Solitude if t Senior Play Variety Show 1, 2, 3 Glee Club 1, 2 Majorette 3, 4 Librarian 3, 4 Operetta 1, 2, 3 Girls Sports 1, 2 Tennis 2 Seniors 1 i PATRICIA KOONS WILLIAM LITTLE A very modext little lan, Still water: run deep. who talk: and gigglex all Football 3, 4 through clam. 51 gr it 4 F'H'A' 1' 2' 3' 4 sb boinore,Play Glee Club 2, 3, 4 P Operetta 2 IDA LOMBARD OLIVE QI.oseej SKBIBA I :hall laugh myxelf to Gentle and true, :zmple death. and hind wa: Jhe. F.H.A. 2, 3, 4 F.H.A. 2, 3, 4 Senior Play Variety Shov. 2, 3 Variety Show 1 Operetta 2 Tennis 3, 4 Class Sec. 3 F.H.A. Vice-Pres. 3 OLETA KINNEY A good dirpofition it more valuable than gold. Sophomore Play Junior Play Senior Play Office Practice Variety Show 1, 2 Band 1, 2, 3 Librarian 4 Senior Honor Roll EDNA KLUG She ix ever quiet and :elf- po.f.reJ.red. F.H.A. 1, 2 fFultonJ F.H.A. 3 Gym 1, 2 fFultonj Girls Sports 4 Glee Club 1 CFultonJ RICHARD KLEIN I'm no joke! Sophomore Play Variety Show 2, 3 Paper Staff Boys Chorus 4 Operetta 2 Wolverine Boys State Track 4 Football 4 DONALD KNAPP Either I will find a way or make one. Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Tennis 3, 4 Golf 3, 4 Varsity Club 4 Operetta 1 Paper Staff Variety Show 1, 2, 3, 4 Junior Play Senior Play 14 v . i I BONA LOU MacLAREN Laugh and the world laughf with you. Sophomore Play Junior Play Senior Play Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 3 Class Vice-Pres. 4 Variety Show 1, 2 Operetta 1, 2 SALLY MARTIN Blue were her eye: a.r the fairy-flax. F.H.A. 1, 2, 3 Librarian 2, 4 Senior Honor Roll FLORENCE MARR Laughter ix Jumhine home. Band 1, 2, 3, 4 F.H.A. 1, 3, 4 Glee Club 1, -4 Variety Show 4 Operetta 2, 4 Tumbling 4 Girls Sports 4 1949 ina DONELDA MARTYN Cheerfulneu i.r an excel- lent wearin g quality. Variety Show 2 F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 2, 3, 4 O eretta 2 4 P 1 Girls Sports 1, 2, 3, 4 if -, 0 N I 1? I 'Q MACK MCCORMACK FRED MILES I know what'.r wha. Sophomore Play Variety Show 1, 2, 4 Annual Staff Paper Staff Band 1, 2, Orchestra 4 Operetta 1 Junior Rotarian Student Council 3, 4 Class Pres. 1, Treas. 2 Football 1, 2 Basketball 3 Track 2 Golf 3, 4 Senior Honor Roll DOROTHY MILLER She wear: 4 diamond ri He bliuhefg all if .r e Track 1, 2 F.F.A. 3, 4 MARION MILLER ng, Speerh if great, hut .rzlenre we zrifh her joy and every- if grealer. zhing. F.H.A. 1, 2 Variety Show 2 F.H.A. 1 Glee Club 2, 4 Operetta 2, 4 15 Seniors 1795 .de SHIRLEY ROOT ELOISE ROWLING Muxir, eharm, perfonality, Strong rearom make attribute: .rarely found in Jtrong artionx. one perxon. Left School Sophomore Play Junior Play Variety Show 1, 2, 4 Annual Staff Girls Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Operetta 1, 2, 4 Class Pres. 3 Class Sec. 2 Girls Glee Club Pianist 3 Senior Play D.A.R. Good Citizen 4 Salutatorian DOROTHY SANDERS KATHRYN SCHAUB A quiet little girl with a Ne'er an idle word doth quiet little way. Jhe Jpeah. F.H.A. 1, 2, 3 Librarian 4 LOIS fMoorej SHERMAN Love if the jewel that ufinr the world. F.H.A. 1, 2, 3 Variety Show 3 DOLORES PALMER She if alway: happy and har a .fmile for everyone. Sophomore Play Senior Play Variety Show 1, 2 F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Girls Glee Club 1, 2, 3 , 4 Librarian 4 Operetta 1, 2 Girls Sports 1 ROBERT MORRIS Rome waJn't built day. Sophomore Play Senior Play F.F.A. 1, 2, 3 Treas. 3 Boys Chorus 4 Junior Rotarian Varsity Club Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 3 Track 2, 3, 4 ina BETTY PITTMAN Nothing great war ever achieved without enthu.ria.rm. Glee Club 2, 3, 4 Operetta 2, 4 Senior Play Variety Show 1, 2, 3 Paper Staff F.H.A. 2, 3, 4 Treas. 4 Librarian 3 Cheerleader 4 Girls Sports 1, 3, 4 Tumbling Team 3, 4 ' -,-in 1 f i f M 16 47 JOHN SOMERVILLE One rannot know every- thing. Sophomore Play Junior Play Football 4 FLOYD STEBLETON Live and let live. Sophomore Play Variety Show 3 Paper Staff Boys Chorus 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 4 Track 1, -4 A ..l'l. A 1949 THELMA STACY I've taken my fun where l've found it. Junior Play Senior Play Variety Show 1, 2, 3, 4 F.H2A. 1 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Operetta 1, 2 Majorette 2, 3, 4 T RNBULL Hi: 1 cent look .rome- wbat ef the deviltry wil in. Fo b 1, 2 Bas all 1, 2, 3, 4 Base 1, 2 Track , 2, 3, 4 Cross untry 3, 4 J nio lay S nio lay V ri Show 2, 3 Op 8 2 Varsl Club -. .-gj at by DUANE VERNON None but bimfelf can be bi: parallel. Sophomore Play Variety Show 1, 2, 3, 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Annual, Paper Staff Operetta 1, 2 Junior Rotarian Student Council Pres. Wolverine Boy's State Varsity Club 4 Football 2 Baseball 2 Cross Country 4 Basketball 2, 3 , 4 Tennis 3, 4 FRANKLIN WALKER Napoleon loo wa.: small. Variety Show 2, 3 Paper Staff F.F.A. 3, 4 Baseball 2, 3 Seniors V WILLIAM YOUNG Men of few word: are the bert men. F.F.A. 2, 3, 4 bn CLASS COLORS Blue and Gold JOYCE WALKER Surh an nnanwming maiden. Sophomore Play F.H.A. 1, 2 Girls Sports 1, 2 RICHARD WEAVER A great many thing: jo around in the dark beri er Santa Clam. F.F.A. 2, 3, 4 Track 1, 2 Basketball 3 Football 1 MARILYN WALTERS Bury here and there. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Variety Show 2, 4 F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, -4 Operetta 1, 2, 4 Girls Sports 1 BETTY WERNER Think much and :peak little. F.H.A. 1, 2 CLASS OFFICERS CLASS FLOWER Yellow Rose PRESIDENT - Charles Hardman CLASS MOTTO Less than our best is failure. VICBPRESIDENT - Bona Lou MacLaren ADVISOR Olin C TeaCh0'-lf SECRETARY - Beverley Adams TREASURER - Bonnie Anderson 18 - 1 2 +R :Nr 'I A 1. , .- ' 'bg , '. 5 .. rgf L X t xg 'I . 1. , 5 LL. 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Row 4 Bill Bowen Bob Brown Emily Chalker Mary Chapko Carol Clagg Row 5 Anna Cornwell Howard Crites Coleen Cummings Basil Davis Mary Donahoe Row 6 Bill Downs Norma Eberspeaker Don Ebright Phyllis Eichorn Clarence Elston Row 7 Frank Ester Phillip Flegel Fred Fugate Marilyn Galloway Grant Garrell Row 8 Don Goodwin Tom Haley Floyd Hall Marie Hintermeister joan Horton Row 9 Duane Humm Row 101 Wilma Johnson Barbarba Kelly Wanda Kelly jim Keck ohn Kench Phyllis Kinney Rex Kinney Barbara Lamey Don Lumsden Juniors Row 1 jack McCall Martha McConkey Larry Martin Doris Mason Dorothy Mason Row 2 Gail Mepham Wayne Merchant Mary Mills Bill Morris Joyce Murgitroyd Row 3 Bamberlee Myers Gordon Nestle Peggy Newton Dick Parling Charles Patterson Row 4 Edna Mae Peet Bob Pressley Jack Randall Lois Rinard Dan Robins Row 5 Harold Rose Norma Schaub Fred Sherman Dick Shock Jean Shunk Row 6 Iva Smith Bob Smith Namah Stanton Keith Street Reva Taylor john Trask Glenard Walker Dick Warmouth Betty Weaver l?Row 7 Belva Thum R yv 8 Ronald Westerlund M Jane Whitman jean Wittig iv ak C 141523 as it . 1 i X ? 21 .9 . kj Sophomores G' L y Row 1 Theodore Leemgraven fAclvisorj my 4 . f A ol V, h'- Walter Lumsden fPresidentj V l , G' iq 4-.QQ Joyce Yoder fVice-President, o vena , Keith Boyd qsoolefalyy 1 be 1 W 3 Q P Bob Srrouse fTreasurerj 5 Y H G or , ,l G i L, ,fi , -of ' ll Row 2 Dick Allen g X Delores Anderson , , o G' 'T -Q, 1 Ikv g Lila Bard , v KD ' Q g .11 g y CarolQBelleville L f . ' R -A 1' ' A --' I L ' Row 3 Parry Boody fu B Gladys Brooks y :jf Norma Chase Glenn Clark 1 X U Bill Cowdrey in x I oi , G ,D lwfrl - ' Row 4 Lynn Cratzenburg DeWayne Downs ' 4 ' :- at 4. i 4 AN D f A Richard Edgar E . ' y . V 'Q' E Cf U Helen Eichorn was fi' Q' og g.: Up' James English l 1' B 'R' G K'x ' E ' Row 5 Margaret Ester -V Bill Foster L V , G .3 E ,.. Doris French -ey' y. G gl 3, y :Qfoje B-fl Gerald Gafnrion A G 'W l 'V ,i,'- 'Hr 'V K fir ,X X It I ,I 4 .aio gig! Row 6 Allen Galloway ii joan Gantz 4 ' U 'I' 'C ,l Mona Greer ' ill Donald Grigar 4- - l In l , Lowell Gullolo s 5 , .,.'f-, 7 24 m Row 7 Hubert Hale Leo Hall ' - U- N . . ff X' joe Hamilton xi! F .J Ruth Harms W jf n -. A L X, Dick Harrington X5 1 . '. I , I I , Row 8 Ruth Harrod I Q Nancy Hill +- . Lorraine Hipolite f ' . ,, 5, Lloyd Kinney LW V M , .K Mildred Kollar Row 9 Don Laurenz A l S jim Layton 3' 4' A L 44, X Chuck Losee jim N' . XZQQ! 3' Delores Lott .Q if .G . W rl Lowell Metters Row 10 Marilyn Mills joan Nelson Sf jack Nieman 'L G Wilma Norris l Willodene Palmer X 22 Sophomores Row 1 Marylan Parling Dick Pharr J. B. Reeves Did: Rhines Anna Rinard Row 2 Raymond Ringle Carol Roberson Verla Shaull Harold Shepherd Phyllis Shunk Row 3 Helen Sisal Leland Skinner Bernice Smith Don Smith joe Smolka Row 4 Neva Taylor R. D. Teachworth LeRoy Thum Don Tracy Versal Viles Row 5 Helen Walter Keith Wang Dorothy White Rerha Wilcox Art Williams Row 6 Carol Williams Pat Wood Bob Wood Dale Schaub 7 'fig iii ff 4 Self ,fwf sihwsi 23 Freshmen Row 1 Eugene Randall fAdvisorj , .3 -5 Nile Coble fPresidentj ' ' ' A Raymond Rhines QVice-President W I Crystal Patterson QSecretaryj - N Bob Hempstead fTreasurerj Row 2 Agnes Aldrich x AA , M Maynard Allen '- i it ,, an ' , 3 y ' 3 F Arthur Andrew 'f ag, - ' . ' Patricia Andrews f h - J X Marilyn Baker 'ff - . ff... .Xl F Row 3 Kermit Beck , an . 5 Ted Berry A, w A Beverlee Brandall Nb , is is f Beverly Chase P ai y 'ff-..- Hamid Christle 1 V Row 4 Violet Clark ,f hi , -f-T if 6 f at Robert Coffin ', 4 1. Z 'fi if ,, Ellen Cornwell A J..-L n 51.5 .QW ii P y Joyce Davis h y M WW :fl Phyllis Duerr Row 5 Ronald Eberspeaker A , r '. , is A Z7 Tom Edwards is D it - Q 4' , Dick Eichorn . ' 4 'L 1 Roger Evirts g I wif' C ' Mar aret Fr' ff wa iw I hiyi if K T i 'Yin g 'Se Row 6 Pauline Frump ' Ken Fugate V -Q .. , f' 'Q - - Donald Gable n Q t -it iq? Bonnie Gabrion R If A , xy' i Marilyn Ginther ,f il ' ini-- , Row 7 Thomas Glynn ' Raymond Gross Carol Harley Carol Hayes Iva Hirshman i X. e Row 8 David Wolansky 1 Maxine Husted C '13 E 1? O P Betty johnson 1 4 ,f l f Berrgecf Keclg I y r X- i' 4' C ar ene inney Row 9 David Kinney ,H - V: y Donna Kinney W gg. QL Zi' .jfw 30 Bob Kleinhans Iicfzliuf n . W ' W 'i f f' Glreqn Kcioans ,f S 1 5 ' . ' N T om me . Y Y , - Row 10 jerry Martin f , . .av Franklin Martyn 1 . S , '-f 5 C ' ' Lynn McRoberts WM ' my f ef Le - - jacquiline Miller A ' ay in ' Estella Mills n I be Q f ggklglg if 24 Freshmen Row 1 Shirley Mills '--r Glenda Monk - ' I I 1: 2 .-:Q 2 Eugene Morris A A' 'ff ' , .QQ C1 Mary Parshall V, M fx ,, ' iw fr l A i Row 2 Marilyn Peters V Nona Phillips 3 1 ' - 4 Janice Reeves v Greta Reist 'Q R ' ' , r Q1 r Rosemary Rhines t , .QQ :I ...J 1 Ka i A 1 I Row 3 Pat Rhynard x Ted Schlarf ' 'W A QQ' Q .s 'JI 4' Doris Shepherd f ' 'ii 42- Malvelene Sherman 4 ' ' , r . Maynard Shunk jf 2 S X.. Row 4 Russell Simmet I 4 , 2 2 x Nancy Skinner 94 -' ' A 'QQ' Dorothy Smaltz ' - , , F Shirley Smaltz --ff ' Q Freddie Mae Smith ' AQ' Wi! Qil-Zi' 'iiftlh I Row 5 james Somerville jerry Stone Delores Stoneman Berry Stoner jean Teachworth QC' Row 6 james Turner Amelia Uribe james Viers Danny Walcott jeanene Walter V Row 7 Bob Warmouth Reginald Webber i Laverne Webster i S a' 6 Mildred Whitaker Virginia White aff' lf- 'L W 4 A is ' 2,5 25 .L Qi? I 2' li.. 'u I -, -II 'GS XV, C 1. .2 '63 1' iff f, E N4 W' I 'al in l ilixlgtj X J s ' X -4 H gui.: L.. on 5 wr? wait V if F, W- . . I . ,im Nf...,,NwNq ,,,.. Q-...,,,.it , , . Mgr. . V- vw ,f N if iff ffl 2' L! S I ffm - 5 . , ' v-, -w ,ai - 1' A K 2:1 Get il car. Looks like fun, Ar rlic ccnrcr . Did wc look like that Everyone in step. Crowning tlic Football Everyone STUDIES at Hu rings the bell. Doorway to Class Activities Fortnight Growler lx. Back Row: F. Walker, M. McCormack, D. Cassady, D. Knapp, D. Vernon, Gehrig, G. Whitaker, D. Gehrig, C Hardman, F. Srebleton, R. Beecham, D. Klein, R. Horton. Front Row: D. Martyn, R. Grice, B. Pittman, R. Viers, B. Werner, L. Drummond, Harrod, B. Anderson, P. Allen. Editorial Staff: Editor, Peggy Allen, Asst. Editor, Bonnie Anderson, Art Editors, Betty Pittman, Dean Cassadyg Business Manager, Charles Hardman, Advisor, P. I. Kleinschrodt. lu A Writing is one great art of conversation. Typists Mimeographers 28 Annual Marilyn Gibbs M ,- . R001 Editor ack MCC Sxgifyidiror LQYO oimad' ut Editor Irene Sawyer Advisor Gfofge W . Haxey h f K f Tom . Photo Ediigker io: Echror sun Duane Vernon Business Mgr. 29 Library LIBRARY Back Row: M. Stahl, L. Olson, Shunk, Aldrich, B. Tlium, B. Glover, R. Hayes, E. Peet, j. Horton, D. Palmer C. Kinl-send. Front Row: L. Riniird, K. Shiuib, Baker, B. Lumcy, Mrs. Frump, Advisor, O. Kinney, D. Kinney, P, Kinney. Reading is to the min-.l what exercise is ro the body. M.1g.1zine Librarians Book I-ibfl1fl3J'15 30 Student Council STUDENTQOUNCQIL pink Row: G. Prcsslcr, P. Cumming, B. Lewis, Miss W.1lrcrs, Advisorg Mr. Anderson, Advisor, D. 'l'r.1cy, D. Kllen, Davis. Front Row: B. Brown, B. Thum, Harrod, M. MCCormai'k, D. Vernon, D. Vernon, K. Dougherty. H. Rose. Wllere law ends, there tyranny bcgins. The MCL-ting Candy Store 3l an 1 A - fyf- - - -'sl f--- .1 . . , . . ...W-mmrfw-... M . .. Q F. H. A. Top Row: L'. Haycs, .l. Gantz. D. Palmer, R. Hayes, B. Brandal, A. R' ' 'l, J. H 'L , L. R' -d B. SLO sewn-1 Row: C. Kinney. P. Frumv. F. Berry. M. Ghapko. N. Hm, M.'ii'iii...-. A. isiffham, 1ii'axiv.i1re.', 1-'.nE2cxf4rileeves' Third Row: D. Mason, L. Bard, D. French, D. Kinney, P. Wood, B. Smith, C. Roberson, C. Williams, N. Phillips Front Row: A. Aldrich, A. Cornwell, M. Stahl, A. Baker, P. B'oody, M. Mills. I.. Hipoliu-, P. Allen, B. Pittrhan Mrs, Gladys Wolvun, Instructor. ' F. H. A. Top Row: N. Chas:-, B. Chase, M. Grm-er, R. Vicrs, L. Shurman, N. Ehr-rspeakul', M. Galloway, H. Eichorn, P. Eichcrn. Second Row: C. Pattcrson, S. Mills, D. Anderson, M. Ester, M. Ginther, M. Whitaker. M. Greer, D. Shepherd, B. Myers, G, Reist. Third Row: M. Bakr-r, D. Martyn, J. Wittig, W, Johnson, J. Murgitrnyrl. M. Hinturxncistcr, V. Clark, P. Koons, M, HL..um, M. Sherman. Hnttum Row: R. Rhinm-s, B. Km-ck, N. Skinner, E, Cnrnw-All, B, Gahrinn. M. Friso, J. Walters, M. Waltvr, F. Marr, R. Grice, I. Inmbard. 32 Pea 'lime making hearts are thc happiest. Our pin baking champ. Ellen Cornwell xx.-f Y- ,,N! :: bo we sew The National Convention delegate Martha Stahl just another poscd picture. 171 tiara' .iagj 1441-A I-' F. F. A. Back Row: M. Baracy, F. Martyn, D. Parling, A. Andrews, D. Smith. F. Ester, B. Morris, K, Street, B. Downs. B. Smith. Middle Row: D. Rhines, L. Cratzcnburfz, B. Foster, R. Webber. V. Viles, L. Skinnvr, D. Downs, D. Humm, B. Strouse. A. Galloway. Bottom Row: J. Summa-rville, D. Barnvs, F. Sherman, D. DuVuySt, Mr. Hickman. J. Buck, B. Morris. P, Flupzt-l, A. Williams, R. Eberspeaker. Brick Row: B. Koonx. T. Edwards, L. Gulick, J. Layton, L. Martin. N. llmllcy, IJ. Laurenz. G. fillllx, D. Suhaub, B. Young. Muldlu Row: R. Kinney, B. Barnus, C. Losee, J. Reeves. J. B. Reeves. Il. Edgar. ll. Halt-,, B. Davis. J. English, R. D. Tn-achwnrth. Hotham Row: l . Walkur, J. 'l'urnei', K. Beck, J. Vit-rs, J. lwlamilton. J. Snmllm, D. Eichmrn, A. Anclim-ws, M. Allun, E. Morris, T. Schlgrf, F. F. A. SNAPS lu,-fl tu Right: .I. 'l'urm'l', F. Shcrmzin. li. Ii1lll'l'lS, J. Hzimi.ton, J. Tui'nci'. 'l'. Sc-hlzirf, R, NVvbl1er, K. Buck. P. Flcuel. U. Haines. F. Shui man. J. Hvck, D. lll-Vuyst.. B. Morris. D, DuVuyxt, K, Bl-ck, J. B. Rm-vm-s, 'lf Sr'hl:irf, R. 'Eduzux .X. Vfilliains, J. Hamilton, A. Mills. 34 . . v 4 ' f . I l l SENIOR PLAY Synopsis of the Play ACT ONE: Early evening ACT TWO: Few moments later. ACT THREE: Early the next morning. TIME: The present. Early fall. PLACE: The action of the play takes place in a room in Mrs. Quicles rooming house near Colby College Cam' pus in a city in the Midwest. Director-WP. j. Kleinschrodt Student Director--Marilyn Gibbs Characters Mrs. Quick, who runs a rooming house Thelma Stacy Almira, her maid - Wgildo, her husband Candy, her daughter - Honey. a student - - Noah Wiggins, a neighbor - Professor Walter Meade, an archaeologist - - - Henry Hall, a business man Aunt Dodie, a wealthy woman Lynn Lane, a model - - Ruth, acollege girl - - - Dr. Hattie Honk, a chiropractor - Icla Lombard - Bob Morris - Dolores Palmer - Reva Grice V Tom Turnbull - Chuck Hardman Kenneth Dougherty Christine Kinkead - Betty Pittman ,. - Doris Kinney Bonnie Anderson VARIETY SHOW SNAPS L I. 1 'fx' ' ,I LK idfal 4 T-' -1 3' . ,, .Q ' 'FIU . Q, r 4't! '4--n r 3-rf 5 . - jf ,Q , ,., . n Aff Q' :Q L .. x. - 4, Y 2 fi 1, 5 ,sr 5' WEL! 1 ,, 4' . M 5 if in 4. ' ,ff ji, n ,ii ' . 3 , Q l. Gund Opening. 2. Tumbling. 3 FIISI Day it bchool 4 IDIULLB 5 Shooting, ut Dm lX1gC1rLv. STATE FARM ERS PUC .2 4 . 'f.s' M 15xP'f if Top Row: B. Amircws, A. Amlruxs, P. Flcgr-1, XV. Morris, R. Hicknmn, Qlnstructurj. XV. Young, li. Foster. K. Struct, M. Bttrncy. Front Row: Burk, R. IDcVuyst, lf. Slmrrntn, R. Morris, R. Barnes. l Conch Mike Budgc. 2. Pttjtrngt Party. 5. Puls 41.6. Buskctbnll .tnd Htrckey on Rollers. 38 K 'r 's , Lg. - ' ? w' KH ' In V, -1 Y . , . ! ,Q .Q f z lf. , If 52 Q is A gy fl T' is B! G4 ' lun.--Q-3-S' 5? C, FQ ', UZ I Q u ff 5 's 'ff 2 B fi , at Pf 4 l, f Q I w 9 E 4 . 9 2 S-Virg- 5 Q' sq in .ra THIRD HOUR GIRLS. GLITIi CLUB Inch Ibm: M. I'vtcx'a. V. I':xlxv1sun, I', Iiumiy, II. I.:xmIy, II. I'1Ii'I IrlI'!I, KI, XNI11luIv r, 5, IXIIIIN. 'VI 4h mnmll, Il, Jnhnxlln, NI. Flisv, NI. flinlhux I lil-vw-N, I., Iizuwi. I'. Iiilmrnl. Iuhllq- Ilww: I-7. 1Q:xIvrim1. I, Ilbwhrnzm, .l. XV:4ltnnf, III. Iizllu-:, .II 'fmiq-1'.li. Klyx-VN. .X. .XInIl'1rh, Ii. I'ru'lxxxulI, A, Urxlw, P. I l'umxv, .l, Ikuvlx Imnl Ibm: G, Mnulx, N. I'hiIIi1w, If II:uIvy. V. NVIHN. SIXTH HOUR GIRLS GLIEIQ CLUB ri' - lm-lx lam: lc. mi.-., M. mum lf lc.1l.1vIlII-, s Ii-wt. li. Immmn, Ii. And:-rxon. R. Hayes. N. Ebersveakcr. P. Newton, M. Galloway. L ' . ' I H ' -' vhwn XY I nlm11' Dxumm: ml. Il, Mull I, I . I.: . . . . 'NIIIIIIII Ibm: X. Iinlwv, ll, Nlzutyu, I., UI-un, NI. Ihvv1uIww-, .I. Shunk, II. I'IlIlH1'I'. H- VWIIIVIN P. KOOYYF, M. Mills, M. Yvalkvr. I 1 :ut In xx 'SI 'SIIII 'SI 'XI:l1nIu X 1 xmull I IIAII I 'NI I A nn - '-I 1 . , . 1, . W .. '-1 .., ' , . zu'r,,,NYh1In1 . 40 ' l 3 1' vm :rt . . 1:9 - .I A Y ' ' W ' , ' A - .. . BOYS CHORUS Back Row: B. Brown, D. Wiiriiioutli, C. lilston, B. Hill, D. Barnes, B. Pressle R. M B. M I J. Front Row: D. Robbins, K. Dougherty, W. Merchant, K. Street, D. Beck, D. Klein, D. Harrington, I., Hall, N Barden, Pianist. y, orris, otris, F. Stebleton McCall. DODGE MEMORIAL Created by S. E. Trudgen in memory of Mrs. May Hewes Dodge, this award is to encourage the students to strive for high attainment in the field of fii.e music. Musical ability, personality and leadership, cooperation and at- titude, and scholarship are the qualifications which are taken into consideration in selecting the winner. Each year this award is presented to the outstanding music student in the Senior Class. The winners ofthe Dodge Memorial Award for the preceding eight years are: Clara Potter, Virginia Alverson, Norma Gay, Kathleen Haley, Ann Ensign, Margaret Kleinhans, Irene McCall and Kathleen Cfhurch. 41 16 MH- Ffump I I ENGLISH Mr. Kieinsfimidf Literature is the thought of thinking souls. E'-! E Miss Wiilters COMMERCIAL Miss Willtcrs Lot Qu-ry one engage in the business with which lic is bcsr acquiiintcd. Mr. Pigc MATHEMATICS Mr, Anderson Thu IN.1Iilk'lD.lfICi.1I1 has rcilclicci the higliost rung on thc lmiiicr of hum.in thought. 42 -.- Mr. Mick SOCIAL SCIENCE jfs: x . . , A --1 . ' ' 'x ,I l Q 'Wm LN Mr. Randall The principal foundation of all suites is good government. Mr. Kabbe SCIENCE .x. fi -fgffrg,-g,i1f, .2 AJ C Mr. Kabbc fm' Science, like virtue, is irs own exceeding great reward. .1 ,I !,- ,, A I-' -we I-111.1-1 51 in i Mr. Anderson INDUSTRIAL ARTS The more we do, the more we can do. 43 Mr. Teachout In Memoriam JOHN GEHRIG Qcgober '22, 1930 February 22, 1949 . John entered Ithaca Public Schools in 1945. He achieved athletic fame in all major sports. He played full back in football and guard .post- tion in basketball. He was an outstanding hitter in baseball and achieved the honor of pitching a no hit game for American Legion junior Baseball against Clare. He played baseball for Davis and Pompeii teams and soft- ball for Redmonds. He also played on the Tennis Team. Quiet, gentle and a true sportsman, he is missed by all. DICK WARMOUTH February 6, 1932 February 27, 1949 Entering Ithaca High School his Freshman year, Dick gained the res- pect and friendship of all the students. His love for sports gained him a place on the track team and center position on the Reserve basketball team. He was manager of the 1947 football team and a member of the band. He was a lover of horses and s CHI many hours riding. He was a leader of youth and was president of? the church sub-district fellowship. Liked by all, he is missed by all. LEROY THUM june 21, 1953 February 21, 1949 Leroy entered Ithaca Public schools in 1942. yAltho' small in stature, his aggressive spirit brought him athletic fame. His aggressiveness and love of sports gave him a berth on the Reserve football team and basketball team. He also participated in track and baseball. He was baseball manager in 1948. He was President of the Freshman class 1947-48. His cheery disposition made him many friends who miss him very much. 1 44 Doorway to Athletic Achievement A Z. - .un H VARSITY FOOTBALL Top Row: D. Warmouth, Mnnapu-r: D, Beck, B. Brown. D. Goodwin. A. Andrews, F. Ester, B. Andrews, G. Nestle, B. Downs. P. Flegt Coach Hyde. Runnin Row: R. Horton, J. Beck, D, Barnes. J. Gehrig, B. Morris, C. Hardman, D. Knapp, D. GL-hrig, F. Stvblcton. D. Ebright, Manager. O --if b 501.4 ... A RESERVES Top Row: D. Lumsden. K. Bm-ck, B. Foster, A. Williams, H. Shepherd, R., Pharr. Sf-gmd Row: L. Webster, R. Edgar, H. Crites. B. NVood, R. Evitts, N. Coble, D. Laurenz, H. Hale, K. Fugatc. D. Walcott, Coach Page. Third Rnw: J. Kench, J. Randall, B. Morris, B. Barnes. J. McCall, L. Hall, R. Rhines, L. Skinm-r, G. Mepham, V. Vilas. Bottom Row: C. Insoe. D. Dfvwns, L. Thum, B. Strouse. 46 I to ,qi if-'Q . ,mu 5 C 1 9. C5 FRESHMAN FOOTBALL Top Row: L. Webster, T. Lamey, B. Kleinhans, R. Evitts, T. Edwards, N. Coble, H. Passenger, D. Walcott, M. Shunk, B. Coffin, K. Fugate, Manager. Bottom Row: H. Christle, D. Eichorn, R. Gross, J. Viers, j. Turner, J. Stone, D. Wolansky, R. Simmer, R. Eber- speaker, D. Kinney. Name Frank Ester Bill Downs Dick Gehrig John Trask john Beck Bob Morris Don Tracy Don Knapp Ronald Horton Fred Fugate Gordon Nestle Bill Andrews Don Goodwin Dick Barnes Bob Brown Phillip Flegel Keith Street Chuck Hardman Art Andrews Dale Beck john Gehrig FOOTBALL LETTER WINNERS Height 6' 2 5' 8 6. 6. 5' 9 6, 5' 10 5' 11 5' 6 5' 10 5' 10 5' 10 5' 10 5' 11 5' 8 5' 6 5' 9 5' 11 5' 11 5' 8 6. 47 Weight 175 155 162 168 170 195 163 160 135 160 160 160 155 160 155 140 145 185 180 145 170 Position Left End Left End Right End Right Tackle Right Tackle - Left Tackle Right Tackle Left Guard Left Guard Left Guard Right Guard Right Guard Center Center Quarterback Right Halfback Left Halfback Left Halfback Left Halfback Right Halfback Fullback 'TSM Wi ai, 'iw A 0 3 iwf' V5-5 '27 9 ' - 34 t A ., , r ...Q K Q 3 A a mi 5 9 Q Da, 3135 i ai 1 1 K 19 48-49 BASKIZTBALI- RECORD E Opp. Greenville 40 St, johns 43 lfulron 45 Shepherd Z-I Sr. Louis 54 Breckenridge 21 St. Clmrles .Zl Lansing Evererr 34 Shepherd 30 Fulton 26 Clare 48 Sr. Louis 50 Breckenridge 29 St. Charles 29 78 474 IHS Wiwn 7, Lost 7 CJ BASEBALL Top Row: R. Horton, D. Beck, M. Baracy, D. Knapp, Trask, R. Ringle, B. Brown. Coach Richard Page. Bottom Row: G. Nestle, C. Hardman, Gehrig, D. Gehrig, G. Wliitaker, D. Barnes. .. n . .., . .. or , -..W . ... . , .A .L.A, Q .- ...I 1 .r 2 , , VARSITY CLUB Top Row: D. Tr.tt'y, R. litlgrtr, G. Nestle. C. l-lnrdman, G. Mepligim, B. Pressley. G. Wltiritker. F. Ester, D. Vernon D. Barnes, D. Knapp, Randall, B. Brown, Coach Richard Page. Secontl Row: Beck, P. Iilegel, K, Street, B. Morris, D. Gehrig, Gehrig, Trask, D. Beck, l . Fugnte, A. Andrews Bottom Row: B. Downs, R. Horton, D. Goodwin, T. Turnbull, D. Pztrling, M. B.1r.1cy. D. Robins. 52 TRA CK Top Row: P. Flegel, B. Andrews, D. Warmouth, A. Andrews, B. Pressley, B. Cassady, B. Little, J. Randall, D. Klein C. Patterson, D. Robins. Bottom Row: R. Horton, D. Parling, D. Gehrig, B. Morris, D. Vernon, K. Street, T. Turnbull, C. Hardman, R Edgar. ATHLETE'S AUTOGRAPHS ST R R 5 1 fy I' fd!-64-1'f19,3'a, 4fLv2i!fiZw..a1, fx w P54104 , wi l1 'J ,ww 1 -w ,- x rf..-vi - X Q i , 3 , 4 1 ' 1 U fi fivf if JP' LQ 3 2- l 1 , Wei .ma I K My 4 by, 'Y i . ! I I 5 ad. 1 mxqh ww. V we x 5 fi .f' 'w ' .fy x COUNTRY Top Row: D. Robins, R. Ringle, D, Humm, D. Vernon. Bottorn Row: D. Parling, T. Turnbull. On November 6, 1948, Ithaca's Cross Country Team journeyed to the State Cross Country meet at Ypsilanti, Michigan, to compete against other class C and D teams in the state for the championship. The boys came through with the first place trophy, after traveling the two mile course in a downpour of rain. The harriers edged out the favored Napoleon team by 4 points. All teams have six men running, but only the first five place. Tom Turnbull set a state record for the new college course. His time was 11 minutes, 15 seconds. This is the first state record Ithaca has ever taken. 55 NAMES PLACE Tom Turnbull lst Duane Humm 6th Danny Robins 7th Dick Parling 16th Duane Vernon 38th 68 points Ray Ringle 56th 1 if THIRD HOUR GYM CLASS H .1 ,ju R.. M. G h . J. M'll-', M. Shfman. M. Parshnll, .I. Gantz, S. Mills, M. Whitaker, D. Shepherd, P, VVood, C.4 Williams. Migdiiuafmw Mglglfist., M.HIlal1Lr. .I. walter, J. Bavis, C. Robe-rson. N. Skinm-V, P. Andrews, I'. Rhyiiard, P. Patterson, N. Hill, P. Boody, .. Y I- . . . . . I3uLtr?:nLrRuw: I Hirahman. G. Monk. M. Hustcrl. A. Aldrirh, C, Harley, E, Cvvrnwcll. B. Gahriun, I-'. Smith, N. Phillnns. R. Rhlnes. SIXTH HOUR GYM CLASS llzwlx Ruw: C. Iiulluvillu, I.. Drummnnil, I'. Shunk. M. Gqxlluwny, II. Vim-5, I'. N1-wtmu. N. lizuwlmi. M. Gilrbx, B1 Thum. B. Pittman. B, Andur- sun, A. Bvvcham, R, Gricu, V. Shziull. Miwlcill- Row: P1-vt, A. Cm-mvfll. M. Gi-on-r, ll. Anvlm-xun, M. Iistm-1',I'I. Kluuy l'. lflmrar. I Lombard. E. Chnlker. C. Cummings, M. Dfmuhoe. W. Norris. I runL Rnw: R. Wilcox. I.. Olwmi. .IA Whitman, M. Knllar, .l. Ruylr, J, Shlmlx, M, Mill, ,l, Hull, 1-Q Nlmr, M, Nlpijunlqqgy, 56 'i.. XLV4 Y? 1 . 'vvvr-w .3 up , .X L. 1 K 5 , 5 zu 1 X, 4 E 'B A 9 rw: Q W -. -1 - w .UD wwf .5 RH 1- . A , it ,, 1 Q wgfg . il ggi! T' ,Qi G.A.A. Officers The Tennis Four The Senior Team The junior Team Rosemary Hunsicker janet Boyer HUNSICKER AWARD In Memory of Rosemary Arhlere-Scholar-Leader Presented by the Girls Athletic Association The above inscription is engraved on the Hunsicker trophy which was presented to Donna Biddinger, l948, and janet Boyer, 1949 outstanding girl athletes of their Senior Class. 58 E ff 3 .. 1 ,.. fs 1. 1 5 -'1 'iv 1, 1: -1- F 'ui we f f ' ' A, ? 5 f '3Zi5'3' ' Q U f 49 'E S 35 4 9, ' 5 Q Q ,. B 3 E X! 1 Y E -41 y A I I 'Av'-l! ,Zi ,Q Q , I ,aj ,, Q ar 9: , b l 3 V3 Ev I 74 , 6 fFw ' 7 gl ', ' .aw . .1 '- ' 'f -' ' ' ' 5' -1.3 3- f , , ,mT'ig',. , - 2 1 'SS' ggi! Q 2:31 'N ' ' 1 Ji. A 'i , J f 1 4' sq' ' H- 'I A' 1 2 , 'F , , ll ',,T f av va ' 75 i A GW n F V was ' a L A AL 5 AM I F ,- w N rv Wig ' 'Q' ' ,inseam X Xl- Slum Wim KSN 'ef f,. hm We 0 3,45 , ll fi,- Nha Earnie Dilts A.B. Elven Teachman Me-bel Dilfef Seventh sr Eighth Eighrh Grade Seventh Grade JUNIOR HIGH SNAPS 1. Frolic Time 2. Ar Work 3. junior High Officers Back Row: L. Bower, P, Lewis, P. Cum' ming, B. MacLaren. From Row: H. Thum, Ringle, B. Taft, D, Parling. 60 Doorway to the Future I Advertisers XT .B.C. BOWLING ALLEYS A 8: B PRODUCE, DRESSED POULTRY FEDERAL GRADED EGGS J. D. GINTHER 8: COMPANY - CHEVROLET LES 8: SERVICE GI DWINS DRUG STORE A. L. ALDRICH, M.D. T COUNTY HERALD ATLANTIC S: PACIFIC TEA COMPANY GR IOT TY ABSTRACT COMPANY BARDEN FURNITURE COMPANY GR IO METALS COMPANY BEEBE FURNITURE COMPANY GR S RBER SHOP MILES BELTNICK, CAMBLE STORE GR MANUFACTURING COMPANY BICKFORD'S SHOE REPAIR IHA N S 5 31 10 STORE ARCHIE BOVEE BARBER SHOP , H NER MAGAZINE STORE STANLEY C. BROWN, D.D.S. Q P H 81 S RE - GROCERY 81 MEATS K WALTER O. BROWN, TAILOR H 'P' L ANERS - PHONE 195 PRESSING Sf CLEANING 3 N NX I ':x,g - -ass, OMB - WATCHES S: JEWELRY M. J. BUDCE, M.D. . R I AL THEATRE C. E. BURT, MD. IT I' ACA ELEVATOR COMPANY - GRAIN IR. B. CASTLE DUVAM- BEANS, FEEDS, SEEDS, COAL CENTRAL CAFE - JUST GOOD FOOD I S TX ACA I-UMEER 81 COAL COMPANY X COLONIAL ABSTRACT COMPANY qw IT ACA RADIO SALES El SERVICE -COMMERCIAL NATIONAL BANK of ITHACA TT AQEQHEEEN CENTER ' OPEN SATURDA' THE DAVIS COMPANY - THE BEST IN GOOD SERVICE DILTS 8: MILLER - INTERNATIONAL AR- VESTER SALES 8: SERVICE PAUL DIONISE DUBOIS BROTHERS TRUCKING EMERY BROTHERS HIGH SPEED SERVICE E KINS BROTHERS HARDWARE EALER LY HNSON'S WALLPAPER and PAIN STORE P M. 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