Lancaster High School - Cayugan Yearbook (Lancaster, NY)

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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!'

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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.

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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?'