Lancaster High School - Cayugan Yearbook (Lancaster, NY)

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LUCILLE A. WIGGINS College Entrance MARY ANN VOLPE General Academic Basketball 4 Basketball Volleyball 4 Volleyball Old English L Club 4 Ping Pong Bowling Old English L Club Senior Science Club Activities Club Senior Play Junior Prom SHIRLEY ANN WALLS College Entrance Basketball 4 Volleyball 4 Bowling 4 Old English L Club 4 Junior Prom LOUIS J. WINIECKI General Academic Track 2 Cross Country 1 Block L Club 1 Activities Club 1 Dramatic Club Senior Play HENRY L. ZAK College Entrance Senior Science Club |! WHE ТРАП OF ‘41 When the covered wagons of ’41 set out for that great gold rush graduation back in '37, 125 bold tenderfoots elected How- ard Simme as head of the wagon train and Dexter Parsons as his right hand man. June Lindner was selected to keep the log; James Eber- a ЕО care for our money; and Miss Snyder was made our chief scout. Taking the blue from the skies and the gold from the sunset, we formed our colors. In remembrance of our gardens in the homes we left, we selected the red rose as our class flower. 20

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HOWARD P. SIMME General Academic Football 1 Basketball 2 Baseball 3 Track 3 PORTARE 1 Block Club 2 Activities Club 4 Class Officer 2 Cayugan RAYMOND G. SMITH General Academic Band 2 ROBERT C. SMITH General Academic Football 1 INGER ALICE SOLUM College Entrance Basketball 4 Volleyball 4 Ping Pong 2 Bowling 1 Tennis 1 Baseball 4 Cheerleader 6 Glee Club 1 Band Old English L Club 2 Activities Club 1 Senior Science Club 1 Dramatic Club 2 Debating 1 Senior Play 1 Class Officer 1 Junior Prom Maroon Oracle 2 POART dj, ah Annual 19 ELMAN H. STEINMAN General Academic Football 2 Basketball 1 Track 3 Cross Country 1 Band 3 Block L Club 3 Activities Club Dramatic Club Class Officer Junior Prom VIRGINIA R. STUTZMAN College Entrance Basketball Volleyball Bowling Old English L Club Activities Club Senior Play Class Officer Junior Prom KATHLEEN M. SYLVIS General Academic Basketball 1 Volleyball 1 Glee Club 1 Old English L Club Dramatic Club Maroon Oracle RITA G. VOIGT College Entrance Basketball 4 Volleyball 4 Ping Pong 2 Bowling Baseball 2 Old English L Club 4 Dramatic Club 1 Senior Play 2 Senior Ball unior Prom 1 aroon Oracle 2 Cayugan 2

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We helped the party of ’38 to publish the new yearbook by giving them some of the proceeds of the sale of our handicraft, red and black Scottie doorstops and bookends. Thank you, Mr. Brock, for helping us. We started a small annual called Пе Junior High School Journal. Having spent a year on the trail, we felt capable of conducting part of our Junior High School graduation program, Our School, in which various classes participated. After this strenuous year, we elected for our captain Harold Landahl; his assistant, Howard Simme; keeper of the log, Ruth Albrecht; and treasurer, Betty Bock. We helped the wagon train financially by selling pol- ishing cloths. We were so anxious to reach our goal that we didn’t take time for a celebration (A Soph Hop), but we had a big picnic in a place called Como Park. We gained much experience this year. For the next year we thought that our splendid leaders of the past year needed a little rest, so we placed Dexter Parsons in the position of responsibility as captain of the wagon train; Betty Bock as his helper; Virginia Stutzman as logkeeper; and Elman Steinman, treasurer. As we advanced to a place in the trail where we could enjoy ourselves, we had several class dances. Near the end of the year when we had almost reached the three quarter mark, we took time out for the Junior Stardust Prom. It was held under a star- lit ceiling, Ruth Albrecht was chairman of the decorating commit- tee. Elman Steinman and Virginia Stutzman were crowned king and queen for the night. This was our last event of the year before we came to the great desert, examinations. Before our last year on the trail began, we selected these officers: Gerald Setter, head of the wagon train; Betty Before our last year on the trail began, we selected these officers: Gerald Setter, head of the wagon train; Betty Bock, his assistant; logkeeper, Marilyn Goebel; and treasurer, Inger Solum. Other duties calling Gerald from the wagon trail; he retired, but he later caught up with the party. Betty Bock was made head of the train and Carlton DuBois her assistant. We stopped and put on a very successful play, What a Life. The amount earned was to go for the yearbook. After this a class dance was held. Plans are under way for the Senior Ball just before we reach the end of the trail. And so with our duties done, our honors won, leaving Our sincere gratitude to the faculty members, the hardened pioneers reach the goal of graduation--a goal that will mold our lives into better citizens. Cartton NuBors ei