Lancaster High School - Cayugan Yearbook (Lancaster, NY)

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We know they will acquit themselves admirably, for that is an old American tradition. We, the class of 1944, salute them! ARLENE SCHNEIDER BETTY WHITTAKER 2 lzerceiz ill alla vfllmvnizfa ufe,ilL 04046 '44 JD ' V . - . . , :aff-4--' W, ,fym ,-.gf + b - . ,N - -.sg iff' , R. y..,, ,H ' -.. .ggr ' . 1 'gg A ' I :: Hitt ,. ,. .- -' . - .. , V 'Q H 4 ., , YV- K 1 f .. -v ' f 12' '.-- ' w' i Z.: 1 ' M ax i- . ':' 'Rf' , - 3 . I in A 'I' . w -1 If' 1 QL, ,A-: .,- nf ' , 45751 - 1 '.' 1 4 uf Na ' v ' -' . uf- - '- f U ., Q 5 4 .f 3. J AAA - ' T 1 W3 Q .LW Q.. ,- s -ii' ' 1' . if s? A 1 4' . 21? . I ff? ' ' 1. Y X . l . - ...-',.. . 4 : H . -K. .21 ,. . A-. , ., ,, ,.. . - .. , ,Z .. ,1 -' 'ft 5 -' K 1 91, Rf- 'Ng u gl , . s vi-we-' . - '. .- Liz. .F , - qweqi- 'fix-. . , -A Q- ,' X' ' ' A A , I' - ,, f - -sk -A 5, 53? pf A 1 0 . af - , - - -.. f-' . ,,., ,... .Q , -., , K.. , 1 if ll ASW. I 'Til' -2 ? 'A N'- 'f - . . ' - 4? fi' Q? fi, 'i f -QQ L 9 .. - , - ' . L F gi . 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SMITH Superintendent LANCASTER PUBLIC SCHOOLS HERMAN W, KLINGJ MILTON W. BROWN Principal Principal JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL Board of Education UNICN FREE SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 8 LANCASTER, NEW YCRK : LAWRENCE CHU ' LARD CLARKj HAR . ENT . ed: FRANK M. SEEGER, Vlce-presldentg JOSEPH R. ADOLF, Preslde ARTHUR STUTZMAN. a ult Frank L. Smith . . . Superintendent of Schools Lyle J. Schoenthal. . . .......... Secretary Milton W. Brown - Senior H. S. Principal . . Advanced Mathematics Irene W. Shannon ........ .... Mathematics Robert D. Wright - Dean of Boys . . . . Science and Guidance J. Stewart Bigelow. .... .English and Public Speaking Mabel L. Huber . . ....... English Elizabeth Huber. . . ...... English Eleanor M. Baetzhold . . .Latin and Social Studies Louise Davis .... . . French ana Librarian Arletta M. Cowan . .... History M. Etta VanName. . Eleanor M. Smedley. . Marville C. Jamieson . Billings G. Burlingame Marian C. Warner . . . History . Commercial . Commeriial . Commercial . . Commercial Herman W. Kling - Junior H. S. Principal . . Nancy Kimball . . . Mary M. Kennedy - Dean of Girls . David J. Schrader . . Antoinette Schultz. Janet M. Gilbert Anna R. Mook. . Ada P. R. Snyder . Laura Studley . Merle Davies. . . Ethel E. Callahan . Arthur I. Brock. Walter R. Simmons . Florence E. Putnam. Louise C. Kling. . . Marlo K. Schermerhorn. Clarence E. Kamp Jr. . Mabel E. Bates . . . Florence E. eiiieire . John J. Java.. . . . Frederick J. Karl . Mary R. Jones Dugan . Junior High 8 . English and Social Seventh Grade Social .Eighth Grade Social . Ninth Grade Social School Mathematics A Science Science English English Studies Studies Studies Studies Science . . . General Mathematics . English and Social Studies . . .Industrial Arts . .Industrial Arts . Home Economics . Home Economics . Music . Music Drawing .Physical Education . . . .Physical Education . . . .Physical Education Nurse and Attendance Officer SENIOR ADVISERS MR. J. STEWART BIGELOW, MRS. IRENE SHANNON, MR. MARVILLE JAMIESON MISS LOUISE DAVIS, Llbrariang MR. CLARENCE KEMP, Musicg MR. MARLO SGHERMERHORN, Musicg MISS FLORENCE GILLETTE, Physical Educatlong MRS, MARY DUGAN, School Nurse and Attendance Officer. MR. JOHN JAVA, Physical Educationg MISS MABEL BATES, Art. 9 I In Memory I ,al 'EUGENE NUWER WILLIAM STETZ HARRY GIORGINI Class of 1935 Class of 1939 Class of 1938 TO LIVE IN THE HEARTS OF THOSE WE LOVE IS NOT TO DIE R .. 4. 9-an .4 z-34:z's- -P: r Q J.-3.-ef' 5,4 V -.L-.3., 57 , .1Yf2AEf:.i .43 9 fi 13.5-ri -1, --:jf ' .5 5?:.?,-'xiii 1 Mg: .u4,:g.h, -K I lqauxp . at , 43' 'Wg K1 -fh.-H . Frm .,.QE512:,7f.' ...ff in my Xa- ' '3'2'.iii'j?ff:65' f,:1:1G iff' nf 3119-1-if x?w.Ljj'! 24' .L , F' - , M J. 732253 vi f. ' W. . -H, --,f,. ..1',..4.:, I ,I r.4, lf.:n ,A 'Q,llv',.-'Hy 5,1 4 af? 1 'Q'1.li ' ' ' f . il 'P Ut, . . .1 . . - .. . . rf , ' , X ,H .1 , , MM . . H . 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X X 1' 13 . .. xl .Ax .cg i 'X , QZYQ Mx X . . , . 'h. vi n . .N .' Q Q. ut. . ' IZA . :Z b . 1-v 07 1 .-' . ' . . 11: at . 'v- 4 . X' -71.v,.' U edhnei Class ROBERT ACKMAN, President PERN SCHMAHL, Vice-president Class As we look back on the happy years that we have spent together, it is inevitable that we should find written large in our memories those events and achievements which have most memo- rably contributed to our progress as a class. In i94CP4i, as Freshmatic neophytes, we participated for the first time, in the creation of a representative form Of government, which laid a solid foundation for our subsequent years of prosperity and abundance. we chose our class colors, blue and silver, the blue of the azure skies and the silver of the lining of its clouds, and for its everlasting beauty we se- lected the crimson rose as our class flower, while with the motto, USUCCESS OUR AIMU, we early showed that confidence in our collec- tive abilities which has since so clearly vindicated itself. In 1941-42, our Sophomore year, Mrsf Shannon was ap- pointed our class adviser, and we chose as our class officers Robert Kihl, presidentg Beverly Southworth, vice-presidentg and Esther Finch, secretary-treasurer. We established our reputation for doing things thoroughly, thanks to our efficient adviser, by sponsoring a successful magazine sale and two popular dances. The juniors and seniors of that year, we ironically recall, prophesied for us a financial loss because no mere Sophomore class had ever engaged so expensive an orchestra. Their dire forebodings, however, fortunately proved groundless, for not only did we not lose money on the dance, but we realized a net profit of 51,65 for our class treasury. . 12 fiiee s L i ESTHER FINCH, Secretary CHARLES CREED, TreaSurer istor In 1942-43, under the aegis of Robert Kimbrough, our Junior Class president, assisted by UDonH Simme, vice-president, Esther Pinch, secretary, and Charles Creed, treasurer, we cele- brated our Hallowe'en and Christmas holidays with dances appropri- ate to those festive occasions, climaxing the social year with the annual Junior Prom, the motif of which was HStarlight Sonatau, Charles Creed wearing tne crown, complemented by Laura Lanthier as his royal consort. The senior year was auspiciously inaugurated with the elections of Robert Ackman as our president, Fern Schmahl, our vice-president, and Esther Finch and Charles Creed, our secretary and treasurer, respectively. The senior play, HSkiddingn, di- rected by Mr. Bigelow, the most successful dramatic undertaking of recent years, both financially and artistically, aided by a sale of Christmas cards and a series of dances, filled our class coffers to the bursting point, while our Senior Ball, the social highlight of our four years of high School, was delightfully an- ticipated. we can hope only that the future will hold for us an equal measure of the same good fellowship, prosperity, and hap- piness that have been ours during these happy years in Lancaster High School. HOWARD MASON ALFRED KOPF 13 14 ROBERT P. ACKMAN General Academic The strong, silent type. Presi- dent of the class. 'What would 1 do without Berent?' Perpetual blush. HELENE D. BLAZEJEWSKA Stenographic Three 'e's' is Helene. Garrulous, temperamental, but smart, DAVID C. AHLSTROM College Entrance H1 want to be alone Qwith my trumpet.J' 'I'll Ketch up to that James guy yet!' A very punctual lad. Makes like Frank Sinatra. MARIE A. BOCHENEK General Academic Sweet, quiet, and nice. Elma gal. Neat. Played that big whatchamacallit in the orch- estra. Bet she's gonna play it in heaven too. ROSE M. ASTRI Stenographic lnosiew Close friend of N. w. 'Any bonds to-day?' Likes lee cream. JANE H. BROWN Retailing Brownie Good at sports and a good sport. Ambition--successor to Mr. Young. 'Sharp as a tackl. EDWARD W. BERENT General Academic Hswisherl 'Yep, that's right, that's r1ght.' A whiz kid at basketball. Having trouble at his locker 'cause study hall door gets in the way. SHIRLEY E. BROWN College Entrance Even a hair casts a shadow. 'Oh, Jan1ce!' Shy, taciturn. Answer to everything: 'No k1dd1ng.l College Entrance A whiz in science and math. A complicated man. 'with my head in the clouds.' IOLA L. COOPER General Academic 'Buzz' Her hair is spun gold. Laugh and be merry 'cause you live but once. ROBERT D. BUGENHAGEN College Entrance 'Boogie' A smile that dazzles. Proud possessor of a Jalopl- dated Model 'T'. THELMA F. CORNISH General Academic 'Teddy' 'Ah men!' Can be heard in glee club fsinging includedj. woodbury,for the skin you love to touch. Drene for sheen. WILLIAM T. BURKE College Entrance 'Bill' 'Aw, shucks.' Tall. Good worker and salesman. C. A. P. Irish. A.temper. CHARLES R. CREED General Academic 'Chuck' Prom King. Class nreas urer--fwe always f?y had moneyj. The dev1l's little devil. BEATRICE J. COLEMAN General Academic 'Bea' Musical. Twirler. George and 1 did ... last night. 'I love school.H NERC. JEAN E. DAVIS General Academic 'why shore!' 'Of all the men Ivve ever known, I'd trade the lot for one mar1ne.' Swell gal. 15 NEAL H. DAVIS General Academic 'I can't go out to-night, I've got homework to do.' NO leader of men, but the way he follows women! wonderful dresser. NANCY J. EWING General Academic Born a home economist. A paragon of virtue and beauty. Believes in femininity G. CRAIG DeFRIES College Entrance Tall, nice dresser. Nice teeth-- QI wonder why?y. Can that guy shoot! foon-c fight with h1m.y ESTHER E. FINCH General Academic An angel, or if not. an earthly paragon. A class secretary for- ever and a day. works at and popular at that unknown home of delicious sweets. HARVEY A. EISS General Academic 'Junior' C. A. P. ImDOrted from Alden. 'Dad gum 1t!' MARY K. PLADING General Academic Quiet, reticent, always smiling. 'G. E. Murphy and I'--lwhat a comb1nat1on!J ' PATRICIA A. ERICSON College Entrance Tall. Buffalo gal, aren't you comin' out to-night? Familiar with A. M. A.'s. fYour guess is as good as m1ne.J JANICE E. GOLDBACH College Entrance she floats upon wings of silence. 'Semper paratusl. Cute. A mys- 16 tery gal. Cheer leader. WARREN E. GORENFLO Bookkeeping G0 REN' flo. Has your cigarette tasted different lately? A guy with a Lein. DONALD HAAG General Academic 'Al CHDD' Haag. Coy boy. Friendly and likable. KITTY M. GOULD Stenographic Never let studying interfere with your education. Pretty eyes. witty. ROBERT C. HAEN General Academic 'Bob' 'Let the world go by. I'll hitch hike with the moon.' My kingdom for a woman. Rifle- man. KENNETH W. GRAVES College Entrance Tender, slender, and tall. Something new has been added lto the senior Classy. went to Depew--fLay that pistol down, Bub! we're not the only good school you knowy or are we? JULIA E. HARMS College Entrance A cross between a quiz kid and Mrs. Hardy. Keeper of the flame Mature. Fastidious. Believes in 'BU1ld1nQ the Future with Books' and Smitty. Clever con- versatlonallst. HERMAN W. GROTH Bookkeeping 'Herky' loves history and English rewrites. Loyal member of that mysterious whitey fraternity. Basketball. CAROL R. HAVERNICK Clerical Practice A little goes a long way. A Ph. D. of slanguage. A freckled kid that makes with the feet. WILLIAM J. HENKE Clerical Practice A goon if there ever was one. Faithful to the class. Fun to know. Never a dull moment. MILDRED J. JANDZINSKI Stenographic 'ShortyH Jazz-bend dancing. Quiet gal with loud hair. RUSSELL P. HOLTZ General Academic Townline Casanova. Doesn't say much--f?D 'A chain is only as I strong as its weakest l1nK.' DEAN H. KAMINSKE General Academic Surprisingly intelligent. Con- stantly injured in football. Faithful servant at Layers. 'I think the class of '44 lGod bless 'emy ought to leave a bed for the history class.' NORMA E. HOPPE General Academic Somebody shou1dn't have told her about Ry-Krlsp. Hoppe, Skip, and a Jump. Her pastel sky blue plnks are pretty. ROBERT W. KIHL College Entrance He was such a big mang he has brains, though. HG1rls do not interest me.' President in sophomore year. SHIRLEY M. HORNUNG College Entrance 'Charlotte and I.' Likes to rol- ler skate. Bowmansvllle babe. ROBERT E. KIMBROUGH College Entrance WGrandpa' This bold, bad man. 15 President in Junior year. Spark- ling, scientific. Has lots of general knowledge. Experiments with n111g. RlCHARu w. nlmwnm College Entrance The corpuscle that grew up. war worker. The color scheme of that car! 'Oh Brother!' LAURA E. LANTHIER Stenographic 'Gawurge!!' Junior Prom Queen. Senior play. That laugh! Good mixer. 'Fern and I intend to become bankers.' ROBERT N KLING College ,ntrance 'Doon 'IQdon't wanna say any- thing, but---' The lunatic, the lover, the poet HAROLD E. LEIN College Entrance Hshow me the way to go home, K1nnen.' A gentleman farmer. Hollywood or Hawaii? ALFRED W. KOPE College Entrance Earnest. Brown eyes. 'when I was at Long Beach...' I prefer white Owls, but Bigelow doesn't. fSen1or Play, PEGGY A, LEININGER College Entrance Thin, freckled and always a pal. Chemistry student of high esteem Gives the impression of always living in Utopia. fsomebody get me a dictionary, qu1ck!J IRWIN A. LANG General Academic fJanuaryJ we adore his steadfast attention in history. Tall, light and--- well? H85 left us to Join the armed forces. ID won't be 'lang' now. LORRAINE E. LEUTLOFF Stenographic 'Lorry' of Cornish, Hoppe, Leut- 1Off, Inc. 'Hl, k1d!' 20 ROSE M. LUME Stenographic Beautiful handwriting. Business- llke. Makes a good office work- er and friend. 'Gimme a package of Beeman's pepsin chewing gum, please.' PHYLLIS H. MEIDENBAUER Stenographic Alias 'Phiz' or 'Phee'. Those bangs and big brown eyes. En- thusiastic. Dresses well. Kling goes down to that green- house Just to buy tomato plants, naturally. HOWARD A. MASON College Entrance Oh! to be a Judge fpreferably a bathing beauty contest!! Ath- lete of the first degree. A leader of men and a follower of WOMSH. FREDERICK E. MEYER College Entrance 'Buddy' Long-legged. Future doctor. Tennis star EBU. and ladyvs 'HOWARD C. MCALLISTER Retailing Unlversally known A whiz at law and A good sDort fand 100 Pounds in his HELEN M. MUCK Stenographic as 'Ch0DDY'. everything else. a cute Kidj. nylons. 'The last time I saw Layer's..l A beautiful lop or hair. A smile tor everyone. RAY E. MEASER General Academic A second RODGPE Taylor. Quiet. Gets stage fright fwhen he's back stage assisting our eminent stage manager, Mr. Kling, how- ever everything ls fine and dandyg CARLETON N. MYERS College Entrance WBSHHY' An IRSPOVBPE. Tall, lanky, and shy. 'who's JOYCe?' WILLIAM S. NICHOLS College Entrance Andy Hardy 11. steals your heart, but doesn't know lt. 'Boy, what a honeyl' FLORENCE K. PETRELLA Stenographic 'Spottsey' 'O happy day!' Ship shape. Always busy. CAROL M. OFFHAUS Clerical Practice A quiet little miss with freckles and dimples. wears 'Are you kid- d1ng't0 a trazzle. FLOYD D. PRICE Bookkeeping 'Fritz' what price education. what? PPICC--'9dUC8EiOH? Ad- mires R. F. from a distance. qrrom an unreliable source.7 SHIRLIE I. PEARLES General Academic 'Chubby' A really drape shape with a shy eye. A good sport. MARY JANE RATAJCZAK Clerical Practice Quiet things are best. Chews gum. A big, blond baby. GLORIA M. PERENY General Academic 'Shorty' A notorious pompadour. 'Met the cutest sold1er.' A war worker. NAN M. REYNOLDS College Entrance will make a wonderful nurse. Fun. Laughable. Sweet lm :iii- www Q' D. BETTY M. RINE College Entrance Short and speedy. what a laugh! Very seldom serious. 'Good old Sloan.H ARLENE H. SCHMIDT Retailing 'Schmitty' Born on wlngs or roller skates. 'If only Mickey were here!' Murphyls stocking peddler. SHIRLEY M. RUSHER Stenographic 'Rush' ThHE'S her under the hair ribbon. Bright clothes and per- petual page boy. 'Boy, did I have run!' ARLENE SCHNEIDER College Entrance Neat, brilliant, DEDDY. 'Up! Up! my friend, and quit your books.W Natural career woman. Good worken JOSEPH F. SCALZETTA General Academic 'Hi ho! H1 ho! As oft to work I go.W Great English tan. Too small. SUZETTE E. SCHNEIDER General Academic Nice dresser. Strlkingly pretty. Classical college girl. Social- ly popular. 'If you don't write. you're wrong.' fDon't worry about it, Sue.J FERN R. SCHMAHL Stenographic lAndyH Blond, cute. Popular. Vice-president. Senior play. 'Laura and I are gonna be bank- ers, a1n't we, Laura?' 'Laura! leave George alone!' DONALD F. SIMME General Academic H6 gets around. Neat. Good things come in small packages. 'I dunno.' fin Englishy BEVERLY J. SOUTHWORTH Stenographic If everyone had her knack to tell Jokes, corny as they are, the world would be wonderful. Shirley Temple II. ...qfill lnj pounds of dynamite. LEONORA J. VENTURA General Academic 'Oh! Gee wh1Z.' Shorty. Smil- in . Keeps saying she won't B work in the office this year, but ends up doing im LEE G. SYLVIS General Academic 'Lee' Dlmples. Quiet. Jack-of-all-trades. DONALD E. WAAG General Academic Refugee from St. Mary's. Slight- ly 0. K. Occasionally sings in mfxed chorus. BETTY J. TORPY General Academic Favorite sayings are 'Jack' and 'Hokay'. Good sport. effer- vescent, peDDY, enthusiastic, smart and cute. gYou can take a breath now.J works thirty hours a day. A classic lassie. DOROTHY WEBER Stenographic Youth plus intelligence. 'Gee, 1 can sure exasperate the teach- ers!' 'I love to talk, too.' las if we d1dn't Know!y CHARLOTTE L. ULRICH College Entrance 'I'l1 breck yer arm.' NOOK16. Bralds. 'Hornung and I.' ELIZABETH H. WHITTAKER College Entrance 'Aunt Milly' Quiet until you get to know her. Look out after that.25 A one-word vocabulary--lmaxv. EX. J A Bookke A Looks and 7 f , NORBERT R. WINIECKI' ' Clerical Practice 'SBHOPU 'SDUGU PBSS the Kleen- 'what would law be without Ros1e?' EANNE WOELFLE ' General Academic whiz at literature. Youth beauty - wisdom 2 5 star girl I I wish I had more t1me.' First in class to sport an en gagement ring. Lucky gal! Does my slip show? WESLEY WINTERS eping like a Judge. Tall, dark Five o'c1ock shadow. DOROTHY M. WOJCIECHOWSKI College Entrance Efficient, sweet, brunette. loh, Nursey! Come over here and hold my hand!' SENIOR POPULARITY CONTEST CHARACTERISTIC MOST ATHLETIC BEST PHYSIQUE MOST LIKELY T0 SUCCEED BEST SPORT MOST COMICAL BEST DRESSED BEST DANCER MOST ATTRACTIVE NICEST HAIR NICEST SMILE NICEST EYES IDEAL BOY Donald Simme Robert Ackman Robert Ackman Craig DeFr1es Alfred Kon! Howard Mason Donald Simme Rlchard Klnnen William Nichol Robert Kling Harold Lein Craig DeFr1es DOH V882 Dean KSMIRSKE Charles Creed Alfred Kopf Ch8P16S Creed Robert Ackman Charles Creed william Burke Raymond Measer Alfred KODI Charles Creed Donald Simme 24 X GIRL Phyllis Meidenbauer Fern Schmahl Betty Torpy Nancy Ewing Arlene Schneider Betty Torpy Nan Reynolds Phyllis Meidenbauer s Dorothy weber Phyllis Meidenbauer Nancy Ewing T Fern Schmahl Suzette Schneider Shirlie Pearles Nancy Ewing Esther Finch Nancy Ewing Esther Finch Janice Goldbach Esther Finch Esther ranch NERC? EWIHS Esther Finch Nancy Ewing ROBERT ACKMAN DAVID AHLSTROM ROSE ASTRI EDWARD BERENT HELENE BLAZEJEWSKI MARIE BOCHENEK JANE BROWN SHIRLEY BROWN THEODORE BRUNEA ROBERT BUGENHAGEN WILLIAM BURKE BEATRICE COLEMAN IOLA COOPER THELVA CORNISH CHARLES CREED JEAN DAVIS NEAL DAVIS CRAIG DeFRIES HARVEY EIss PATRICIA ERIcsoN NANCY EWINS ESTHER FINCH MARY FLADING JANICE GOLDBAGH WARREN GORENFLO KITTY COULD KENNETH GRAVES HERMAN GROTH DONALD HAAG ROBERT HAEN JULIA HARMS CAROL HAVERNICK WILLIAM HENKE RUSSELL HOLTZ NORMA HOPPE SHIRLEY HORNUNG MILDRED JANDZINSKI I rophec Head coach of the Ackman Gollege football team. Known BYOUHG school as WBrain'n Brawnn Ackman. Leader of Dave Ahlstrom's Melodlous Manlas, a big name dance band. Secretary of Wilbur Whippletree, bond salesman, later be- coming Mrs. Whippletree. Playing football with Ed., Jr. and although bothered by rheumatism still trying to catch a pass. Promoted from the head of an office to the lap of the boss Hanglng out a shingle which reads: UN. Bochenek M. D.N The best worker in the Lancaster Old Ladies' Sewing Circle Teaching Latin at the University of South Africa. Head of Aeronautical Research and Design at a Technical College. Still known as NT. B.U Bhd vainly trying to pronounce helicopter. A navy flyer, but still trying to figure out solid geom- etry. Flying around in the blue and still wondering why he bought a Wfratn sweater. Hoofing it in the WCIub Go-edu. Elected the WBlonde Bombshell' of 1950. President of WThe Lonely Hearts lnstituteu, but unable to find a mam The best center-fielder the Yankees ever hhd, but--oh, what a batter. Manager of the Lancaster branch of J. N. Adam's store. Working on a scheme to get back into Mrs. Shannon's good graces. President of the DeFries Chain Dental Offices. In charge of aircraft maintenance at Lancaster Airport. Working for Adam, Meldrum L Anderson as an interior decorator. A hotel manager ln gay Paris. Going to college, trying to persuade the class not to elect her class secretary. Stlll wondering what American History was about. The ideal secretary. Still unable to convince Bigelow that his name isn't pro- nounced 'Goren'flo'. Still the wlld woman she always was. An aeronautical engineer for Sikoraki, working on new de- slgns for a better helicopter. An electrlclan, but he stlll can't get over the habit of sticking his fingers ln sockets. The future WGunderW after finally hastering his 25 mile. Trylng to persuade people to elect him President of the United States. Running the Harms Beauty Farm. Manager of a factory manufacturing WHavernick extra high heels for short people.W HHHHGSOMO Bllln, still looking for a womam The IGOHI mortlclan. Still golng steady with Cornish. A nurse in an Army hospital, but ending up marrying a 2nd Lieutenant, Secretary to a rich cute businessman--also redheaded. 25 DEAN KAMINSKE ROBERT KIHL ROBERT KIMBROUGH RICHARD KINNEN ROBERT KLING ALFRED KOPF IRWIN LANG LAURA LANTHIER HAROLD LEIN PEGGY ANN LEININGER LORRAINE LEUTLOFF ROSE LUME HOWARD MASON HOWARD MCALLISTER RAYMOND MEASER V X PHYLLIS MEIDENBAUER FREDERICK MEYER HELEN MUCK CARLETON MEYERS WILLIAM NICHOLS CAROL OFFHAUS SHIRLIE PEARLES GLORIA PERENY FLORENCE PETRELLA FLOYD PRICE MARY JANE RATAJCZAK NAN REYNOLDS BETTY RINE SHIRLEY RUSHER JOSEPH SCALZETTA FERN SCHMAHL ARLENE SOHMIDT ARLENE SCHNEIDER SUZETTE SCHNEIDER DONALD SIMME BEVERLY SOUTHWORTH LE ROY SYLIVS BETTY TORPY CHARLOTTE ULRICH LEONORA VENTURA Playing football at Notre Dame and later coaching there. A barnstormer of the World War ll varlety. Asslstant aeronautical engineer to Kenneth Graves and eventually the caretaker at the city morgue. Buylng a new car every year and removing all fenders for old tlmes sake. Valnly trying to be on time for an appolntment. Chief surgeon at the Lancaster Dog Hospital. Flnally achieving hjs goal--an elevator operator in a one- story building, Married to George and mother of two beautiful glrls. Successfully employing a Nget rich qulcku scheme and then retiring to a life of wine women and song fsongs by the Leln Trio.D Teacher and shining result of WThe Leininger Memory Coursen. Selling plastic automobile chains for Western Auto Supply Company of which she is manager. Making use of her high school experience in collecting at- tendance reports and acting as truant officer in East Podunk Manager of the Masons Home for Homesick Hellcopters. Getting a remarkable score as an aerial gunner because he vibrates with the gun. Returning to L. H. S. to become the best male cheer leader in the business. Air hostess on a super-stratoliner flying daily over the great city of Lancaster. A chemical engineer famous for the Improvements that he made on the processes he learned in Chem class. Telling the waitresses In the Muck Ice Cream Parlor the correct way to walt on tables from the voice of experience. The best car Wfixer-upperu in the country. Appointed for a life term as the Commandant of the New York State Guard. A receptionist for Doc Pearles helping to increase business. A famous doctor specializing in obstetrics. A noted artist ranklng with Petty and Varga. Content to be the wlfe of a forest rangen A high ranking officer The future WPistol Packin' Mamman. Looking for a man that doesn't have to look up at her. ln the army---salvation army. Leaving a well-used rocking chair In her will to whoever wants it. A telephone operator at the Lancaster exchange. Vainly trying to ralse his son to be a big boy so that he can wear the Wfratu sweater that was too long for papa. Stlll Hwowingn the members of the opposite sex wlth her beautiful blonde halr. Racing for Lancaster in the Roller Derby. Still trying, after her hth hitch, to decide whether or not to stay In the WACS. A very nice wife and mother. Still single because he's too bashful to flnd the rlght woman. Head of an old ladies' home. A dynamite expert. Returning to L. H. S. every year to take the English regents to prove that she can still get the highest marks. The most successful woman wrestler. Stlll working in an office and declaring that.she won't work there another year. 26 DONALD WAAS DOROTHY WEBER ELIZABETH WHITTAKER NORBERT WINIEGKI WESLEY WINTERS JEANNE WOELFLE Getting hls picture sent back from VThe Lonely Hearts ln- stituteu saying, WWe're not that lonely.U Successfully talking herself into the mayorship of Bowmans- vllle. Joining the WAVES and sailing away to a romantic South Sea Island to be with guess who? A forest ranger, but still telling stories that contain Wlf someone cams at you with a beer bottle ---- V Proprietor of Winter's Haberdashery. Mother of three cute glrls and owner of the Woelfle Dress Shoppe. DOROTHY WOJCIECHOWSKI Head nurse at Buffalo General Hospital and ln great favor among the internes. ROBE RT KIMB ROUGH WILLIAM NICHOLS Senior Activities AGKMAN, ROBERT P. ANLsTRoN, nlvln c. Asrnl, Rose N. BERENT, snwlnn w. BLAZEJEWSKI, HELENE BOCHENEK, MARIE A. BROWN, JANE H. BROWN, SHIRLEY E. BRUNEA, THEODORE G. BUGENHAGEN, ROBERT D. COLEMAN, BEATRICE J. COOPER, IOLA L. CORNISH, THELMA E. CREED, CHARLES R. nAvns, JEAN E. nnvls, NEAL N. Football 5, Basketball 5, Baseball 5, Track 2, Block L Club, Senior Class President, Victory Corps. Track 1, Cross Country 2, Band k, Mlxea Chorus L, Boy's Chorus 1, Orchestra 2, Music Council 2, All State Cholr 19h5, Rifle Club, Victory Corps. Bowling, Old English L Club. Football 5, Basketball 5, Track k, Block L Club. D. Dlscusslon Club GirI's Chorus 2, Science Club 1, Orchestra 1, Victory Corps. Basketball, Volleyball, Bowling, lnterclass Base- ball, Old English L Club. Basketball, Volleyball, Bowling, Interclass Base- ball, Ola English L Club, Victory Corps, Discus- slon Club. Rifle Club. Victory Corps. Basketball, Volleyball, Bowling, lnterclass Base- ball, Glrl's Chorus, Old English L Club, Twirllng 2, Dramatic Club, Victory Corps. Mixed Chorus, Glrl's Chorus, Old English L Club, All State Choir 19h5, Victory Corps. lnterclass Baseball, Girl's Chorus. Football 1, Baseball k, Basketball 1, Block L Club, Class Treasurer 2, Junior Prom King. Basketball, Glrl's Chorus 2, Old English L Club, Rifle Club, Science Club, Victory Corps. Rlfle Club. 27 DQFRIES, CRAIG EISS, HARVEY Enlcsou, PATRICIA swine, NANCY FlMcH, ESTHER E. FLADING, MARY K. soLoBAcH, JANICE E GORENFLO, WARREN GCULD, KlTTY M. eRoTM, HERMAN w. HAAG, DONALD HAEN, Rosenr c. HARMS, JULIA E. HAvERMlcH, CAROL HEMKE, WILLIAM J. Hoppe, NQRMA E. A. HORNUNG, SHIRLEY M. KAMINSKE, DEAN H. KIHL, ROBERT xlMBRousH, ROBERT KINNEN, RICHARD W. KLING, ROBERT N. xopr, ALFRED M. LANTHIER, LAURA E. LElN, HAROLD E. E. LEININGER, PEGGY A. LEUTLOFF, LORRAINE LUME, Rose M. MAsoN, HOWARD MCALLISTER, HOWARD C. MEASER, RAY E. MEIDENBAUER, PHYLLIS H. MEYER, FREDERICK Muck, HELEN Track 1, Block L Club, Rlfle Club k, Discus- sion Club Victory Corps. Bowllng, Victory Corps, Dlscusslon Club. Vlctory Corps, Dlscusslon Club GirI's Chorus 5, Class Secretary 5, Class Treas- urer 1, All State Choir 19L5. Basketball, Victory Corps. Basketball, Volleyball, Bowllng, lnterclass Base- ball, Cheer Leader, Old Engllsh L Club, Cayugan Staff, Victory Corps. Track 2, Cross Country 2, Block L Club, Senlor Play Assistant, Rifle clUbf5, Dramatic Club, Dlscusslon Club. Basketball, Volleyball, Bowling, lnterclass Baseball Basketball 1, Block L Club, Victory Corps. Track 2, Cross Country 1, Block L Club, Cayugan Staff, Rifle Club, Discusslon Club. Football 1, Block L Club, Rifle Club. Senior Play, Cayugan Staff, Discussion Club. Victory Corqp, Discussion Club. Football 1, Baseball 5, Block L Club, Mixed Chorus 5, Boy's Chorus 5, Dramatic Club. lnterclass Baseball. Volleyball, Bowling Old English L Club, Victory Corps. Football 1, Block L Club, Junior Prom Committee. President Sophomore Class, Invitation Committee. Track L, Cross Country 2, Mixed Chorus 2, Band 2, Block L Club, Senior Play, Cayugan Staff, Rifle Club, Orchestra 2, Boy's Chorus 2, Orchestra Lib- rarlan, Music Council 1, Junior Class President, Cayugan Staff, Dramatic Club, Victory Corps. Track 1, Discussion Club. Senlor Play Stage Manager, Rlfle Club 1, Science Club, Discussion Club, Victory Corps. Band L, Mixed Chorus L, Music Council 2, Orchestra 5 Senior Play, Cayugan Staff, Boy's Chorus 1, Band President, Victory Corps, Discussion Club. Basketball, Volleyball, lnterclass Baseball, Cheer Leader, Glrl's Chorus, Old English L Club, Senlor Play, Junlor Prom Queen, Vlctory Corps. Track 2, Cross Country 1, Mixed Chorus 1, Senior Play, Boy's Chorus 2, Music Councll 1, Discussion Club. Basketball, Volleyball, Bowling, Girl's Chorus, Rifle Club, Victory Corps, Discussion Club. lflf0l'CllSS Baseball, Invitation Committee. Basketball, Volleyball, lnterclass Baseball, Old English L Club, Discussion Club. Football 5, Basketball 2, Baseball 5, Track h, Block L Club, Senlor Play, Cayugan Staff, Discus- sion Club. Rlng Committee Cross Country 1, Mixed Chorus 1, Block L Club, Rifle Club, Senior Play Assistant, Victory Corps, Discussion Club. Basketball L, Volleyball 2, Bowling L, lnterclass Baseball, Band 1, Mixed Chorus 2, Glrl's Chorus, Music Council 1, Rlfle Club, Band Librarian 1, Chorus Librarian, Dramatic Club, Victory Corps, Invitation Committee, Discussion Club. Tennis, Science Club, Discussion Club. Discussion Club 28 ulcHoLs, wiLLlAw s. PEARLES, SHTRLIE PERENY, GLORIA PETRELLA, FLORENCE K PRICE, FLOYD D. RATAJDZAK, MARY JANE REYNOLDS, NAN M. Runs, BETTY M. SCHMAHL, FERN R. SCHMIDT, ARLENE H. SCHMEIDER, ARLENE SCHNEIDER, SUZETTE E. SIMME, DONALD F. SOUTHWORTH, BEVERLY J. SYLVIS, LEE s. TDRPY, BETTY J. ULRIDH, CHARLOTTE VENTURA, LEONORA wlle, DONALD E. WHITTAKER, ELIZABETH WINIECKI, NORBERT WINTERS, WESLEY WOELFLE, JEANNE C. Track 1, Senlor Play, Cayugan Staff, Discussion Club. Basketball, Bowling, lnterclass Baseball, Mlxed Chorus, Glrl's Chorus, Old English L Club, Twlrllng 2, Chorus President, Discussion Club, Victory Corps Dramatlc Club. L Basketball, Mixed Chorus 1, Slrl's Chorus 5, Old English L Club, Cayugan Staff, Victory Corps, Dis- cussion Club. Basketball, Bowling, Old Engllsh L Club, Cayugan Staff. Football 1, Baseball 2, Track 2, Block L Club, Rifle Club, Dramatic Club, Discussion Club. Basketball, Volleyball, Interclass Baseball, Old English L Club Basketball, Volleyball, Bowling, Band 1, Girl's Chorus 1, Old English L Club, Rifle Club, Orchestrg Music Council 1, Science Club, Dramatic Club, Victdy Corps, Dlscusslon Club. Basketball, Bowling, Girl'8 Chorus, Old English L Club, Rlfle Club, Victory Corps, Basketball, Volleyball, Bowllng, lnterclass Base- ball, Cheer Leader, Band 1, Old English L Club, Senior Play, Cayugan Staff, Dramatic Club, Science Club, Victory Corps. Basketball, Volleyball, lnterclass Baseball, Old English L Club. Basketball, Volleyball, Interclaes Baseball, Old English L Club, Victory Corps. Basketball, Volleyball, Bowling, lnterclass Base- ball, Discussion Club, Cheer Leader, Mixed Chorus 2, Girl's Chorus 5, Old English L President, Rifle Club, Victory Corps, Ring Committee, cayugan Typ- ist. Football, Basketball, Baseball, Block L Club, Home- room Stamp Salesman, Victory Corps. Band 5, Mixed Chorus 5, Girl's Chorus 5, Music Council PY08ldQht, Chorus Llbrarlan 1, Senlor Play, Dramatic'Club, Discussion Club. Football 1, Mixed Chorus 5, Block L Club. Cayugan Staff, Rifle Club, Discussion Club. Cayugan Staff Discussion Club Football 1, Track 1, Mixed Chorus 1. Basketball, Bowling, Mixed Chorus, Old English L Club, Senior Play, Cayugan Staff, Rlfle Club, Victory Corps, Ring Committee. Track 1, Rifle Club. Victory Corps. Basketball, Mixed Chorus, Glrl's Chorus, Cayugan Staff, Victory Corps, Discussion Club. 29 FACULTY ADVISERS: Miss Mabel Huber, Miss Arietta Cowan, Mr. Robert Wright, Miss Etta VanName. lass of 1945 . c:r.:. i- ' 5 1 , , 33EQ CBCAR ROALDI President VIRGINIA ROHL Vice-president ANNE STUTZMAN Secretary MARJORIE MELINE Treasurer MISS MARION WARNER Adviser GDLORS Blue Gnd Gold FLOWER Red Rose MOTTO Cmwurd to Success ., , ,ew , I A Y 1 , -N . ' ' ' JOSEPH BERENT President JOYCE WOELFLE Vice-president BETTY EASTMAN Secretary DOROTHY BEAM Treasurer MISS ELIZABETH HUBER Adviser COLORS Maroon and White FLOWER White Carnation NEWTO After the battle the reward FACULTY ADVISERS: Miss Eleanor Baetzhold, Mlss Eleanor Smedley, Mr. Billings Burlingame, Miss Elizabeth Huber lass of 19 I FACULTY ADVISERS: Mr. Davld Schrader, Mies Florence Putnam, Mlss Ada Snyder, Mlss Laura Studley, Miss Mary Kennedy, Mlsa Ethel Callahan. lass of 1947 If FACULTY ADVISERS: Miss Merle Davies, Miss Janet Glibsrt, Mr. Arthur Brock, Mrs. Antoinette Schultz. lass of 1943 FACULTY ADVISERS: Miss Louisa Kling, Miss Nancy Kimball, Mr. Walter Simmons, Miss Anna Mook. lass of 1949 A '3- QM Lvbfgihxa '11 i 4 L.. W Quan- .R ,9-af 3 3 YQ X331 2 Y' X' , Q 54 R 1,1 ,Jr 1+ mf Y U36 'V'?gf?-Efyi, , fmi2vH .f I I-u4f,4,,. ,E ',J. F X Q 12 .7 Y - A af' A, A 1 M . z ff ,,,. f V is , Am ' pgmfi? 'Nw Gxsl 42 LW 5 17. HU 121 37-T5 1 x .faffffi 461' , .7 .il N- . 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'wk I -- .fllftzfwn me - fr: U ' '-11.Z'J 4' 'K W 'R - .1 'oz -M. ., 5-,-.- J - , o 'vp-f - rr: - ,. o Q , '- '1 33.-1' - . x 5 5551 . gn A . - , J-'IV , ',, 'Q ' Run., ' 1 0, xi. 5 -21fP'f'-f- -1, '-:L1:1,.Iiff14,. 'Q-2:1 , ' S.. o 12+ ff' ,.. F 'E 'Ta 'fi ..--sf -.. ., . i ..--x .1 -s A .4 ,' J: 4 'Qu , ':- v . .az .-Q. - , 1 f- ,ru -. ,, ,J X. . 1x :2-'F In ' -11. Q . ,.... , ,. , , ,-5 . . I , -,-.,,,fiv. M O . -W 5' wn my 3641.41 . - Alh- tfs. Q .2 43f?'I .U 'RQ ,, . '.' ' . 1 .4 , . ' ' l,f 6 'Fix J LL . ' P ng 1:4 ,r . --Q... rj. .. 1 -. .-5 ' -' yi. f, 1 ' 1' I .. ' - u G71 , 1 A .,...-.l-,.-fer. P' . Don Hag STANDING: B. Torpy, J. Harms, H. Mason, W. Nichols, A. Kopf. SEATED: M. dand- zinski,'d. Woelfle, F. Potrolla, B. Whittaker, E. Finch, F. Schmahl, A. Schneider, D. Haag. ABSENTEES: J. Goldbach, R. Kimbrough. Ca ugan Staff We, the class of 1944, wish to express our sincere gratitude to all who helped with this issue of the Cayugan. To: Mr. Bigelow and the English department for the com- position and correction of the written articles. Miss Smedley and the commercial department for all fvpins, Miss Bates and the art students for the attractive designs and illustrations, Mr. Schoenthal for arranging, Vari-Typing, and as- sembling all material, Mr. Steinman for the photography, All those who have sent pictures of service men, and All our patrons we say, HThank you.U With your assistance, we have produced this 1944 Cayugan, which we hope may be a worthy successor to the five splendid issues which have preceded it. 38 STANDING: B. Torpy, Miss Arletta M. Cowan, director, H. Blazejewska, L. Ven tura, G. DeFries, R. Lume, P. Ericson, R. Kinnen, N. Ewing, W. Gorenflo, C. Havernick, P. Leininger, A. Kopf. SEATED: H. Lein, H. Mason, J. Harms, P. Meidenbauer, F. Price, B. Southworth, R. Measer, R. Kling. 'sc ssion lub ' Under the leadership of Miss Arletta M. Cowan, the Discussion Club was organized to afford seniors on opportunity to discuss problems of current interest and to develop skill in research, discussion and leadership. Officers include Floyd Price, general chairmang Beverly Southworth, vice-chairmanj Phyllis Meidenbauer, secretary- t reasurer. 39 Senior la The hilariously amusing Broadway Uhitn of several years ago and the original Andy Hardy play, HSkidding,N was the happy choice this year for our Senior play, which played to capacity houses Friday and Saturday evenings, November 23rd and 24th. We had the distinction, in fact, of being the first senior class, within'the last decade at least, to reap such a rich financial harvest from the annual dramatic offering. This whole- some picture of American family life showed Marion Hardy, a college girl interested in politics, vivaciously played by Laura Lanthier, falling in love with Wayne Trenton, the scion of a wealthy family, convincingly portrayed by Harold Lein. The mother of the family, capably enacted by Julia Harms, on whose broad shoulders fell most of the onus of maintaining the family morale, was suitably complemented by the ever-judicious and dig- nified Judge Hardy, a role very effectively undertaken by Howard Mason, while the two daughters, who constituted the remainder of the family, were plausibly interpreted by Fern Schmahl and Beverly Southworth, not forgetting of course the inimitable and adorable UANDYH Hardy, who, in the capable hands of william Nichols, vir- tually stole the show. Robert Kimbrough acquitted himself cred- itably as the absent-minded grandpa who was always reminiscing about Grandma, while Al Kopf injected life into the veins of this otherwise quiet play in the role of a hard-fisted politician. Betty Whittaker, as the repressed and rebellious Aunt Milly, showed considerable histrionic promise: we shall watch her career with eager expectancy. Bob Kling, assisted by Ray Measer, as the ubiquitous and omniscient stage manager, certainly justified his local rep- utation with the hammer and saw. Special scenic effects were achieved by Miss Bates, Miss Studley, Mr. Brock, and Mr. Miles. The production was directed by Mr. Bigelow. ' 40 P UN? Q- Q? . , . nm f ' ' THIRD ROW: T. Bochenek, P. Meidenbauer, N. Reynolds, A. Martin, d. Abenasohein, D. Ahlstrom, L. Luaerman, W. Moline, J. Gessler. SECOND ROW: J. Kulbasa, S. Schneider, M. Wirt, V. Iudice, A. Kopf, F. Martin, E. Rohl, B. Southworth, R. Pascucci. FRONT ROW: Mr. Marlo Schermerhorn, Director, A. Banasik, A. Hess, B. Coleman, B. Klemp, S. Pearles, M. Hess, R. Snyder, G. Miles. and Band, 1944 style, with a reduced membership and younger players, nevertheless maintained the good standards set by previous bands. This was accomplished in spite of war Conditions. This year the band played for the home football games, the Xmas Assembly Program, a Scout jamoree, two assembly programs, the May Festival and on several other occasions. The annual March concert was cancelled. 42 FOURTH ROW: N. Burzynskl, M. Hess, M. Moline, I. Cooper, N. Reynolds, P. Leininger, T. Cornish, P. Meidenbauer. THIRD ROW: I. M. VanBuskIrk, A. Schneider, A. Stutzman, D. Nowak, M. Reynolds, J. Davis, P. Haworth, A. Har SECOND ROW: B. Southworth, B. Rina, M. Bochenek, B. Coleman, S. Hornung, B. Klemp, M. Wirt, Mr. Mario K. Schermerhorn, Director. FRONT ROW: J. Woe Ie, R. Pereny, G. Miles, M. Manti, E. J. VanBuskirk, I. Lein, D. Leutloff Girl 9 Glee lub The Girls' Glee Club under the direction of Mr. Schermerhorn, has taken part this year in the assembly program on March twenty-fourth and the music festival on May fifth. The Glee Club, although it is one of the smallest in several years, is one of the best. The enthusiasm and cooperation of each member has accomplished this. 43 THIRD ROW: R. Miller, L. Ponds, A. Kopf, W. Henke, J- Abendscheln, E- HOWGS, D. Ahlstrom, D. Wagg, L. Sylvls, R. Measer. SECOND ROW: B. Klemp, J. Woelf- Ie, M. Reynolds, I. Cooper, M. Hess, A. Banaslk, E. Baslnskl, D. Leutloff, Mr. Marlo Schermerhorn, Director. FRONT ROW: E. VanBuskirk, I. VanBuskirk, B. Southworth, P. Meidenbauer, G. Suess, M. Wirt, C. Miles, A. Stutzman. ' horn The mixed chorus, consisting of thirty members, met every Monday and Friday under the direction of Mr. Marlo K. Schermerhorn. The chorus gave a Christmas Cantata featuring four guest soloists, and also participated in the May Festival. The chorus, this year, was unusually well balanced due to the fact that the harmony parts were more equally divided. 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' 1 5' up gggvu' A' . gf ,A-, 1 -1 , el 4 -wk H,-Q ,S Ng! H14-gi . gg?- T .- 5 , gg 3 'Q yy -1 hu jg 1 ' ,-Lff.5:g:y. -R553 ' 7351? , 1- 5 2- .-V-fx' - -J, , ,W ,ff ., .xl QAMEYQ ' o , ' . If: ,rg .. 1 n . 6 , ,fx at ,, X . .xi Ae n x 'j - N ' eq n . a 0 11 ' X -- . 0 l 0 ' L x, ,N n d C 1-4 . J ' . MAINE5 I I I I FOURTH ROW: V. Iudlce, G. Salvatore, E. Sandoval, G. Sailor, M. Townsend, B. Madison, L. Schalberg, R. Boteler, H. Robinson, A. Motz, G. Trudel, W. Kin. THIRD ROW: W. Henke, J. Mashlonik, R. Lupton, J. Blazejewski, R. Martzolf, J. Balicki, R. Giza, R. Winters, D. Waag, W. Bossa. SECOND ROW: Mr. John Java, assistant coach, R. lgnatz, C. Creed, D. Simms, H. Mason, R. Ackman, S. Kin, J. Latello, L. Sylvis, R. Beyer, J. Peters. FIRST ROW: Mr. H. W. Kllng, coach, L. Kicak, H. Zurbrlck, E. Berent, 0. Roaldi, G. Smith, S. Giza, D. Kaminske, G. Frost, E. Howes. ABSENT: 0. Gozzolino. Football The 1943 L. H. S. Football Team, composed chiefly of untried material, experienced an extremely lean season. Head- lining the season was Depew's 6 to O victory, which was played in a torrential downpour. Players who will not return next year are R. Ackman, H. Mason, E. Berent. D. Simme, C. Creed, and D. Kaminske. 46 THIRD ROW: C. Smith, H. Groth. SECOND ROW: J. Latello, Mr. Frou Karl, coach, H. Mason, V. ludice, manager, R. Ackman. FRONT ROW: E. Borent, D. Simms, G. Frost. kethall Coach Frederick J. Karl initiated his first season as mentor of the basketball squad. Endeavoring to mould a team around three veterans, he did his best with what he had. ' Edward Berent was high scorer with 130 points, while Robert Ackman was runner-up with 84 points. 47 THIRD ROW: E. Meyers, R. Boteler, W. Henke, R. Keller, O. Cozzolino, R. Lup- ton. SECOND ROW: R. lgnstz, L. Klcak, R. Snyder, D. Haines, G. Frost, H. Mason, A. Roaldl, E. Bosse, Mr. Marvllle Jamieson, coach. FRONT ROW: R. Holtz, E. Marezewskl, R. Ackman, C. Smith, F. Gao, J. Viscusi, G. Creed, D. Simms, G. Linaauer. Basel! ll Last spring under the coaching reins of Mr. Marville C. Jamieson, the baseball squad attained a record of four wins and two losses. An exceptionally large squad was carried throughout the season. The loss of pitchers F. Gac and R. Heitz will be felt the most. 48 THIRD ROW: Mr. John J. Java, coach, A. Swanson, D. Haag, R. lgnatz, F. Gao, E. Szatkowaki, R. Kimbrough, E. Sandoval. SECOND ROW: E. Bossa, R. Ackman, G. Frost, J. Stansberry, H. Lain, VI. Gorenflo, F. Price. SEATED: R. Heitz, G. Glllon, S. Smolnesky, E. Kinnen, R. Witkowski, H. Mason. rak The drastic curtailment of transportation permitted the holding of but three meets. In two triangular events Lan- caster each time placed second, while capturing first place in the remaining dual meet. Ralph witkowski was undefeated in the mile, while F. Gac, E. Bosse, and H. Mason were consistent point getters. 49 TANDING: Mr. -John J. Java, coach, M. Sabkiewcz, R. Snyder, D. Haag, R. Measer, . ludice. SEATED: E. Sandoval, R. Kimbrough, W. Gorenflo, D. Ahlstrom, H. Leln. ross-Countr The Maroon and Black 1943 Cross Country Team success- fully defended the section six, class A cross-country champion- ship which they earned in 1942. This year, however, there were only two meets. Because of wartime conditions, most of the schools dropped this sport, leaving only Gowanda and Lancdster. Although Lancaster lost some of their best men, they come through on top for the second undefeated year. SO FOURTH ROI: F. Martin, B. Moody, J. Abendschein, T. Brunea, R. Wiggins, R. Haen, I. Blessing, D. Ahlstrom. THIRD ROW: G. Volker, R. Kimbrough, J. Ferry. R. Rlpley, F. Stutznsn, D. Zlttel, R. Measer. SECOND ROW: NF- Arthur BFOCK, B- Rlne, R. Frledl, P. Leinlnger, N. Reynolds, P. Meldenbauer, J. Davis. FRONT RDI: G. Lopez, S. Glrardln, B. Torpy, B. Whittaker, C. DeFries, V. Bove, M. Hope. ifle Club Under the leadership of Mr. Arthur I. Brock, the Cayuga Junior Rifle Team has had an active year. Members of the team consider competition for medals presented bv Washington Post 287, American Legion, as the high light of the season. First and second place medals are an annual presentation by the local Post and are awarded to boys and girls having the highest score in com- petition. Officers of the club are: President, Craig DeFries5 Vice-president, Virginia Boveg Secretary, Betty Whittakerg Treas- urer, Betty Torpy. 51 Girl 9 a kethall STANDING: J. Goldblch, S. Brown, R. Lune, R. Astrl, F. Petrelle, J. Brown. KNEELING: M. Retejczak, B. Rlne, P. Meldenbauer, A. Schmidt. N. Reynolds. My ' A L rfpWiQVe , .GS , . i in .4 5,3 f.: f fvztgn . f .ii J K :3fQ:,ggfg125iip !.fff ,1 S NF?5 Lf, view in if ,.QQWW?W I i , - , qgiwf L7 .WV A W? 2'. k:2L,? EWQQM' ?2g P ,mg QWQQQQ , ' I W N iiiziffii' 1. 'f .V f 'N '54 3 V, K A 7 K A ,L ..5:,L-Kyiv? 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Girl 9 0ll hall SECOND ROW: Margaret Hope, Ma-ry Jane Ratajozek, Jane Brown. FRONT ROW: Beatrice Coleman, Arlene Schmidt, Phyllis Moldon- beuer. . The girls' interclass volleyball tournament has active teams from each class. Each fall the four high scoring teams par- ticipate in the playoffs. 52 FOURTH ROW: N. Reynolds, B. Coleman, J. Brown, R. Damian, V. Hedges, B. Gorne ish, P. Lelnlnger, Miss Florence Glllette, leader. THIRD ROW: E. Moore, S. rnung, A. Brunen, D. Krleke, B. Rlne, P. Meldenbeuer, V. Bove. SECOND ROW: renflo, J. Su , C. Miles, M. llrt, S. Kllng, G. Evanauskls E. Javert M. Go gg J. Woelflo. FRONT ROW: L. Singer, M. Klmbrough, B. Klemp, G. Lopez, E. Pfohl, V. Rohl, A. Hess, D. Leutloff. ll' 0W lll G' l' I' Bowling this year was open to any senior high girl who wished to take part. Each Wednesday at 3:15, under the dir- ection of Miss Florence E. Gillette, the seniors met to try their skill against opposing teams from the sophomore and junior clas- SSS 53 STANDING: Isabel MacAulay, Iris Leln, Anne Stutzman, Ina Mae VanBusklrk. KNEELING: Fern Schmahl, Janice Goldbach. ABSENT: Laura Lanthier C eel' eader The varsity squad of cheerleaders this year consisted of three seniors and four juniors. The five sophomores on the junior squad cheered for the Jay Vee's, and they will move to the varsity upon graduation of the seniors. Leading the entire group as captain was Fern Schmahl. Each year sophomores will be trained to supply ex- perienced cheerleaders for the varsity squad. We wish the boys would try a hand at it too. 4 54 FOURTH ROW: l. M. vanBuskirk, I. Lein, S. Girardln, V. Bova, D. Krieke, E. Pfohl, V. Flading, R. Damian. THIRD ROW: B. Coleman, A. Schnelder, P. Leiningor, J. Davis, S. Brown, I. Gooper, N. Reynolds, M. Gorenflo. SECOND R0wg B. Rina, F. Schmahl, A. Schmidt, P. Meidenbauer, R. Astri, F. Petrella S. Hornung, A. Stutzman. FRONT ROW: J. Brown, J. Goldbach, B. Whittaker, S. Schneider, M. J. Ratajczak, R. Lume. ld n li hLCluh The Old English L Club is the girls' athletic organ- ization corresponding to the Block L Club of the boys. Letter awards are won by gaining points through lead- ership, inter-class competition, extra-curricular activities, class work, and yearly improvement. At graduation, the senior member chosen by the faculty as Hmost all-around girlu is awarded a coveted miniature English L and five dollars. The club sponsored a very successful baked goods sale and roller skating party. In April the Old English L and Block L held a joint party for members only. President is Suzette Schneider, vice-president, Dorothy Kriekeg secretary, Virginia Bove, treasurer, Betty Whit- taker. SS FOURTH ROW: W. Henke, 0. Roaldi, R. lgnats, J. Stansberry, 0. Cozzallno, H. Zurbrick, F. Price, J. Latello. THIRD ROW: Mr. Fred Kari, E. Sandoval, L. Kicak, R. Ackman, G. Smith, G. Frost, Mr. John J. Java. 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' 'Q rwvfbfw ,',ff','.'1E - 1' 1, f f ,?53?f.':.'f i :fd 1- if-I-L52 1 1 ., -' A 'M QQ: A ' . ev H , ' . ff.-nan-a . , Ls. 5-- .ffkr - 4,.-,h--1. 11. -9. .- - .-5 FI ix . 16L 'ly N I-'QL' lg. If -nf , 7 Servin ur ation WILLIAM BURKE DALE BAIRD ISABELLE CLIFFORD FRED KRAMER HARVEY SIEBERT EDWIN KINNEN JAMES GILLIGAN K. FREDERICK BURGIN EDWARD KOPF CHARLES KOESTLER RICHMOND ROGERS ROBERT DAMIAN PAUL GOLDBACH HAROLD GOLDBACH RAYMOND GOLDBACH LEO GOLDBACH MARTIN COLEMAN RICHARD SCHACKOW GEORGE NASH JOHN LINK RICHMOND ROGERS CLIFFORD CORRIN JOHN SERGI MAX VQnBUSKIRK IRVING HOLTZ FRED BROWN GEORGE SCHNEIDER MORRIS BROWN EDWARD FRANGER MILTON PETZ ELMAN STEINMAN ROBERT DURFEE DEAN MILLER 4 -L eg, 'T Q ,i f f wg r 4 I .' ' 5 lf' 3tl'0ll. Mr. and Mrs. W. Bochenek Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Brunea George G Happy's Barber Shop Mr. and Mrs V. C. Ericson Mr. and Mrs John Greenwood Jr. Mr. and Mrs Joseph P. Goldbach Mr. and Mrs Norbert Nuwer Mr. and Mrs John Jandzinski George O'Neil '43 J. V. Schneider Dairy Products Baccari's Groceries and Meats Mr. and Mrs Frederick J. Layer Mr. and Mrs G. F. Rine Mr. and Mrs Albert Kinnen Mr. and Mrs. M. Cretekos Mr. George P. Schneider Mrs. George P. Schneider Mabel E. Bates Donald Waag Simpson's Tea Room Dr. and Mrs. Palmer Besch and Nuwer Perryls Yankee Soda Bar Lancaster Bootery Carson Jewelry Store Dr. Bangasser Dr. Fernbach Nosbich Delicatessen Nuwer's Firestone Auto Verna's Beauty Shop H. W. Stutzman Grocery Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gorenflo Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Gorenflo Mr. and Mrs. Dalton Israel Max VanBuskirk Walter R. Simmons Mayor Walter F. Braun Rev. and Mrs. C. Lansing Seymour Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Adolf Mr. A Mrs. P. Edward Meidenbauer Jr Fitzgerald's Cleaners Lancaster Shoe Store John L. Staeber Inc. Mr. and Mrs. H. Repka Mil1er's Meats Feldman's Groceries Mr. and Mrs. DeVille SuPP1Y HEven Pellowsn' Mr. and Mrs. Lester Young Lancaster Enterprise The New York Store Rusher's Service Station Mr. Q Mrs. F. C. Meyer Cushing's Drug Store Jack and Jill Gift Shop Marion's Fashions Henry Klaiber Mr. Mr. and Mrs. P- E. Meidenbauer Dr. Eugene M. Germain Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Kihl Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Harms Frank V. Young Mr. Sanitary Barber Shop Lancaster Home Bakery Dr. G. G. DeFries Mr. and Mrs. Harold J. Davis Gladys Siemon Mr. and Mrs. J. Stewart Bigelow Klaiber's Red A White ' Chain Cut Rate Drug Store Endicott-Johnson Mrs. Harvey Muck Elizabeth M. Huber Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Wright Kidder's Bakery Mack's Meyer's Corner Store Mr. and Mrs. Harold F. Whittaker A. W. Peters Arletta M. Cowan Milton Brown Mr. and Mrs. Lyle J. Schoenthal Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Smith Mr. and Mrs. A. I. Brock Laura Studley Ella Kenyon Osterman Mrs. Ray Shannon Estes M. Kimbrough HSigma Delta Psin Dr. B. Maier Mr. and Mrs. Theo. Hornung Milton Petz Mr. and Mrs. Billings Burlingame VARITYPER coMPos1T1oN 64 PHOTOGRAPHS LYLE J. SGHOENTHAL EZRA STEINMAN Lancaster -- New York Lancaster, New YQ S rk