Lancaster High School - Cayugan Yearbook (Lancaster, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1947 volume:

Q 1 P I r I i I E amRwlm?1 Tx L Lbrdf WWW THE I947 CAYUGAN STAFF Editor Richard Bohlen Assistant Editor Charles Trudel Business Manager Shirley Morrow Art Editor Howard Randall Sport Editor Charlene Cooper Snapshots Edwlne Hornung Typing Mildred Kohlmeier Paste-up Bette Miller Adviser Mabel Bates Photography Don lay Studio Entire Staff: lst row - left to right R. Pereny, A. Haworth, M. Reynolds, N. Safiord, P. Klnnen, S Morrow, Adviser, M.Bates, S. Os- borne, 1. Johnston, 1. Greenwood, A. Hart, P. Zimmerman, A. Aldlnger. 2nd row - M. Ezzo, D Nowak, V. Lyslak, A. Lin- diuer, C. Cooper, E. Hormmg, V. Phillips, D. Gir- ardln, E. Glrardin, A. Ertel, C. Plxley, M. Myers, K. Wilson, R. Brunck, B. Herbold. 3rd row - T. Bochenek, D. Huff, R. Richards, E. Iawniczak, R. Haag, E. Halpln, Principal M. Brown, M. Townsend, R. Schaff, N. Dell, R. Bohlen, C. Trudel, G. Miller, I. Oswald, P. Holtz, M. Kohlmeier, Abseziz H. Randall . ' PRESENT THE SENIOR YEARBOOK. OF THE LAN- CASTER HICE SCHOOL, LANCASTER, NEW YORK. 1947 FOREWORD In this, our 1947 Cayugan, we have tried to depict a typical school day. We wish to impress upon the minds of our read- ers that besides our formal school subjects, we have extra- curricular activities which provide both instruction, and a- musement. This combination of ,work and entertainment in school will emble us to become better American citizens and to make us more appreciative of a well-rounded life. 4 Q A f SI KL SX 1 --yi ,QW ' .Q . ftixx. 04. X' ' .- S X Q , A... X . 1. 1 N ,gk . . X - . . X . .. Msg X ...ik x. .,5 5 Y K X X 2 B x an . . . K 5 1 A ' Q is - - 5 Q 2 ' . Q S x Q X29 Q , - V Q. . T1 Q L.: ig - . 1 S. .. L S ki. 3 -K Q Q S F . fc sig g ,S .11 .35- f.. Map A X.. .Q .Q-:..,,g.z -' x . N -. x L N R .mlsbgf X ' . . k 151 rsi ' xc -Q X - i : xv .gkkx . ' . . L '.-.. 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A - g x - ' Hsjiw- wg 'gig - , N -9 xxx.. ' QT .. 5 i- . . K... XX .Q ff . X k X Q 5 A X if... w wins X 'gil' f f f-E3 x . . x . X . ...msgs K S MX. 8 ,gi ,gig E . 5.3 . .3 X ' is X 1 1 :,k . . XXL!-. Y ,L-v sy I , 5 l 2 . .RSX . X CLASS HISTORY The class of 1947 really organized ln our second year, when we put on the traditional Sophomore Hop in the gymnasium. It was during this year that we chose blue and gold as our class colors. The class flower is the yellow Rose. In our Junior year, the King and Queen for the Junior Prom were Richard Curtis and Edwine Hornung. The theme was a Rainbow Room with balloons for decorations. We had one other dance to raise funds for our class and have reached the goal that the entire class has been striving for during the past eleven years. The main events in our Senior year were the Senior Ball and Senior Play. About eighteen Sen- iors took part ln the play entitled EVERY FAMILY HAS ONE. We also had a Sadie Hawkins Dance, which featured the famous Wyoming Woodchoppers with lots of Square Dancing. The Seniors went all out to sell stationery to raise funds for the class. Our motto which is launched but not anchor- ed was selected this year. Under the capable management of Miss Cowan, our class helped to develop the Senior High Student Council. We sincerely hope that the council will re- main active in future years. It is with regret that we draw to a close our high school days. Many of us will go to col- lege and some out into the business world, and we all will be broadening our education because it is impossible to live in the world of today without improving ourselves. -- Margaret Reynolds Class Officers- President Edward Halpin--standing Vice President Howard Zurbrick--seated Adviser Mr. Marville Jamieson--seated Secretary - Treasurer Phyllis Polen--seated 6 aloe, Me CVQILCOPJ 7 Aldinger, Arlene Birtch, Ioan Bochenek, Theresa Bock, Austin Bohlen, Richard College Entrance General Academic General Academic College Entrance College Entrance Bork, Ann Brooks, Ronald C. Brunck, Ruth Buckley, jean Burke, Mary Vocational Stenographic General A cademic College Entrance General Academic General Academic Burzynsld, Norma Chaves, Aurelius Cooper, Charlene Davies, Norvel Dell, Norman Vocational Retailing College Entrance General Academic General Academic General Academic Dentinger. Marie Dumnigan, Edward Dylag, Edwin Egan, Lorraine Ertel, Anna Vocational Bookkeeping General Academic General Academic General Academic College Entrance Ezzo, Marie Faulhaber, Antoinette Fissler, William Frost, Kay Gesse, George General Academic General Academic General Academic Vocational Stenographlc General Academic Gessler, Iohn Gilligan, William Girardin, Dorothy Glrardln, Elvira Gowanlock, Fay College Entrance General Academic Cooperative Retailing Cooperative Retailing General Academic Graves, Dean Greenwood, Joyce Haag, Ramon Halpin, Edward Hamann, William College Entrance College Entrance General Academic General Academic General Academic Hart, Audrey Haworth, Alice Herbold, Betty Lou Holtz, Pearl Hope, Shirley General Academe General Academic General Academic Vocational Stenographic General Academic l l dd Hornung, Edwine Huff, Dolores Iohnston, lean Kasprzyk, Rita Kinnen, Pearl Vocational Stenographic College Entrance College Entrance Comxnexjcial Retailing Vocational Bookkeeping Kohlmeier, Mildred Konwiczka, Thomas Kormcki, Joseph Kraatz, Betty Kuper, Michael General Academic General Academic General Academic Vocational Bookkeeping General Academic Landahl, Dorothy Lang, Kenneth Lawniczak, Edwin Lighty, Nell Lindauer, Alice 3 4. P . h.xA t--x, at General Academic College Entrance General Academic College Entrance Vocational Stenographic Luke, Paul Lyslak, Victoria Maute, Richard McGuire, Charles Mlkula, Edward Q College Entrance Vocational Stenographic College Entrance General Academe College Entrance Mildenberger, Velma Miller, Elizabeth Miller, George Morrow, Shirley Myers, Marguerite General Academic General Academic College Entrance Vocational Stenographic College Entrance Nowak, Dorothy Offhaus, Nancy Osborne, Shirley Oswald. Jean Pereny, Ruth General Academic General Academic Vocational Stenographic General Academic General Academic Phillips, Violet Anne Piontkowski, Leonard Polen, Phyllis Randall, Howard Reynolds, Margaret Vocational Stenographic -General Academic General Academic General Academic Vocational Bookkeeping Richards, Ronald Salford, Nancy Lou Sauer, Melvin Schaff, Robert Shegda, Pauline General Academic General Academic General Academic College Entrance General Academic Snell, Joyce Sugg, Robert Szot, Leon Trudel, Charles Tryanowski, Eleanor Vriesen, Iames General Academic General Academic General Academic College Entrance Vocational Bookkeeping General Academic Wadel, Betty Wekenman, Shirley Wilson, Korleen Zimmerman, Patricia Zurbrick, Howard Havens, LaVern Schaefer, Robert Townsend, Mark Additional Graduates 25 General Academic Vocational Bookkeeping College Entrance College Entrance General Academic General Academic General Academic General Academic ARLENE A LDINGER IOAN BIRTCH THERESA BOCHENEK A Us'r1N Bock RICHARD BOHLEN ANN BORK RONALD BROOKS RUTH BRUNCK IEAN BUCKLEY MARY BURKE NORMA BURZYNSKI AURELIUS CHAVES CHARLENE COOPER NORVEL DAVIES NORMAN DELL MARIE DENTINGER EDWARD DUNNIGAN EDWIN DYLAG LORRAINE EGAN . ANNA ERTEL MARIE EZZO ANTOINETTE FA ULHABER WILLIAM FISSLER l SENIOR ACTIVITIES Baseball 3, Bowling 1, Basketball 3, Volleyball 1, Old English L 4, Cayugan Staff 1. Gu-xs' Glee Club a. Band 4, Office Assistant 1, Cayugan Staff l. Discussion Club l, Student Council 2, Maroon Oracle Staff 2, Mixed Chorus 2, Senior Play 1, Music Council 1. Student Council l, Cayugan Staff 1, Maroon Oracle Staff 2, Discussion Club l, Baseball 2, Block L 2, Senior Play 1, Bowling 1, Cheerleading 1. Cayugan Staff l, Maroon Oracle Staff 2, Bowling 4, Senior Play l, Basketball 4, Volleyball 3, Cheerleading 4, Old English L 4, Junior Prom l, Library 2, Candy Counter 2, Office Assistant 3. Rifle Club. Cayugan Staff 1, Discussion Club 1. Maroon Oracle Staff 2, Girls' Glee Club 2, Bowling 2, Basketball 3, Library l, Cayugan Staff 1. Student Council 1, Maroon Oracle Staff l, Discussion Club l, Girls' Glee Club 1, Baseball 1, Bowling 1, Volleyball 1, Old English L 4.4 Library' 1. I Maroon Oracle Staff l, Discussion Club l, Girls Glee Club 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Senior Play 1. Discussion Club 1. Cayugan Staff l, Band 3, Discussion Club l, Rifle Club 3, Bowling 4, Volleyball 3, Old English L 4, Basketball 4, Office Assistant 2. Senior Play l. Cayugan Staff 1, Rifle Club 4. Cayugan Staff 1, Discussion Club 1, Old English L 4. Discussion Club 1, Cross Country l, Block L 1, Senior , Play 1, Track 2. Cayugan Staff l, Discussion Club 1, Bowling 1, Basketball 1, Old English L 4. Cayugan Staff l, Baseball 3, Basketball 3, Volleyball 1. Bowling 2, Basketball 2, Volleyball 2. Track 1. 26 KAY FROST GEORGE GESSE IOHN GESSLER WILLIAM GILLIGAN DOROTHY GIRARDDT ELVIRA GIRARDIN FAY GOWANLOCK DEA N GRAVES IOYCE GREENWOOD RAMON HAAG EDWARD HA LPIN WILLIAM HAMANN AUDREY HART LAVERNE HAVENS ALICE HAWORTH BETTY LOU HERBOLD PEARL HOLTZ SHIRLEY HOPE Enwms HORNUNG Dor..onEs HUFF IEAN IOHNSTON SENIOR ACTIVITIES Maroon Oracle Staff 2, Girls' Glee Club 4, Candy Counter 2, Discussion Club 1, Mixed Chorus 1, Bowling 4, Senior Play 1, Basketball 2, Volleyball 2, Old English L 4, Junior Prom 1, Office Assistant 2. Maroon Oracle Staff 1. Band 2, Cafeteria Assistant 1. Maroon Oracle Staff l, Discussion Club 1. Cayugan Staff 1, Maroon Oracle Staff 1, Bowling 3, Basketball l, Volleyball 1, Library 1, Office Assistant 2. Cayugan Staff 1, Maroon Oracle Staff 1, Bowling 3, Senior Play 1, Volleyball 1. Cayugan Staff l, Maroon Oracle Staff 2, Bowling 4, Dis- cussion Club l, Girls' Glee Club 2, Mixed Chorus 2, Class Officer 1, Basketball 4, Volleyball 3, Library 3, Old English L 4, Office Assistant 4. Student Council 1, Cayugan Staff 1, Band 1, Track 2, Maroon Oracle Staff l, Cross Country 1, Block L 1, Senior Play 1, Junior Prom 1. Student Council 3, Cayugan Staff 1, Maroon Oracle Staff 3, Foot- ball 2, Block L 1, Class Officer 1, junior Prom 1. Cayugan Staff 1, Discussion Club 1, Girls' Glee Club 3, Mixed Chorus 2, Rifle Club 2, Bowling 4, Basketball 3, Cheer Leading 4, Old English L 4, Library 3. Student Council 1, Girls' Glee Club 2, Mixed Chorus l, Cafeteria Assistant l, Volleyball 1, Old English L 1. Student Cotmcll 2, Cayugan Staff 1, Bowling 2, Maroon Oracle Staff 2, Basketball 1, Library 1. Cayugan Staff 1 Rifle Club 2, Basketball 4, Volleyball 4, Old English L 4, Office Assistant 1. Cayugan Staff l, Discussion Club 1, Rifle Club 1, Bowling 2, Senior Play 1, Basketball 3, Volleyball 2, Cheer Leading 4, Old English L 4, junior Prom 1, Office Assistant 3. Cayugan Staff 1, Bowling 1, Discussion Club 1. Cayugan Staff 1, Maroon Oracle Staff l, Girls' Glee Club 2, Rifle Club 2, Bowling 3, Senior Play 1, Basketball 3, Volleyball 3, Cheer Leading 2, Old English L 3. 27 ' RITA KASPRZYK PEARL KINNEN MILDRED KOHLMEIER THOMAS KONWIC ZKA Josnpn KORNACKI BE'r'rY JANE KRAATZ MICHA EL KUPER DOROTHY LANDAHL KENNETH LANG EDWIN LAWNICZAK NEIL LIGHTY A LICE LINDA UER PA UL LUKE VICTORIA LYSIAK RICHARD MAUTE CHARLES MCGUIRE EDWARD MIKULA VELMA MILDENBERGER ELIZABETH MILLER GEORGE MILLER SHIRLEY MORROW MARGUERITE MYERS DOROTHY NOWAK N A NCY OFFHA US Maroon Oracle Staff l. Cayugan Staff 1, Discussion Club 1, Girls' Glee Club 2, Mixed Chorus 2, Bsseball 3, Rifle Club 2, Basketball 4, Volleyball 4, Old English L 4. Cayugan Staff l, Senior Play l, Office Assistant 1. Student Council 2,Cayugan Staff 1, Discussion Club 1, Girls' Glee Club 1, Rifle Club 2, Basketball 4, Volleyball 3, Old English L 4, Office Assistant l. Football 1, Cafeteria Assistant 1, Music Council 1. Maroon Oracle Staff 1, Senior Play l. Cayugan Staff 1, Discussion Club 1, Baseball 2, Cross Country 2, Block L 1, Senior Play 1, Track 3, Basketball 2, Junior Prom 1, Golf 1. Football 1, Rifle Club 1, Cafeteria. Assistant 2. Cayugan Staff l, Basketball l, Library 1, Office Assistant l. Discussion Club 1, Football 1, Baseball 1. Cayugan Staff 1, Office Assistant 1. Discussion Club 1, Rifle Club 2, Block L 2. Football l. Bowling l, Basketball 1. Cayugan Staff 1, Mixed Chorus 1, Bowling 1, Discussion Club 1, Senior Play 1, Old English L 1. Senior Play l, Cayugan Staff l, Discussion Club l, Rifle Club l. Cayugan Staff l, Maroon Oracle Staff 3, Discussion Club 1, Senior Play 1, Old English L 4, junior Prom l, Bowling 4, Baseball 4, Basketball 4, Volleyball 3, Office Assistant 4. Cayugan Staff l, Maroon Oracle Staff l, Bowling l, Senior Play l, Office Assistant 1. Girls' Glee Club l, Bowling 1, Library 1. Cayugan Staff 1, Bowling 4, Basketball 3, Volleyball 1, Old English L 4, Office Assistant 2 28 SHIRLEY OSBORNE IEAN OSWALD A RUTH PERENY VIOLET PHILLIPS LEONARD PIONTKOWSKI PHYLLIS POLEN HOWARD RANDALL MARGARET REYNOLDS RONALD RICHARDS NANCY SAFFORD MELVIN SA UER ROBERT SCHAEFER ROBERT SCHA FF PAULINE SEEGDA 5oYcE SNELL ROBERT suse LEON SZOT MARK TOWNSEND CHARL TRUDEL ELEANOR TRYA NOWSK1 IAMES VRIESEN BE'r'rY WADEL Cayugan Staff 1, Maroon Oracle Staff 3, Bowl- ing 4, Discussion Club 1, Girls' Glee Club 4, Mixed Chorus 1, Class Officer 1, Senior Play 1, Basketball 2., Library 1, Old English L 4, Junior Prom 1, Office Assistant 2. Student Council 1, Cayugan Staff 1, Class Officer 1, Junior Prom 1, Office Assistant 1. Girls' Glee Club 4, Mixed Chorus 2, Bowling 1, Cafeteria Assistant 2. Cayugan Staff 1, Rifle Club 3, Bowling 3, Class Officer 1, Basketball 2, Volleyball 1, Old English L 4, Office Assistant 3. Block L 1, Golf 1. Student Council 2, Discussion Club 1, Bowling 8, Girls' Glee Club 1, Class Officer 1, Cafeteria Assistant 1, Basketball 4, Volleyball 1, Cheer Leading 3, Old English L 4. Cayugan Staff 1, Discussion Club 1. Student Council 3, Cayugan Staff 1, Glrls' Glee Club 3, Mixed Chorus 4, Bowling 3, Music Council 1 Basketball 2, Old English L 4. Cayugan Staff 1, Discussion Club 1, Track 2, Senior Play 1. , Cayugan Staff 1. Football 2, Baseball 1, Basketball 1. Discussion Club 1, Mixed Chorus 2, Baseball, Rifle Club 3, Class Officer 1, Senior Play 1, Basketball 1, Junior Prom 1. Bowling 1, Senior Play 1, Basketball l, Old English L 1. Girls' Glee Club 3. Discussion Club 1, Rifle Club 1, Cross Country 1, Track 1, Senior Play 1. Baseball , Cayugan Staff 1, Maroon Oracle S125 1, Track 2, Mixed Chorus l, Football 3, Block L, 2, Bowling 4, Basketball 3. Student Council 1, Cayugan Staff 1, Football 3, Rifle Club 2, Block L 2, Tennis 3. Girls' Glee Club 2, Mixed Chorus 1, Baseball 3, Basketbau 4, voueybau 4, om English L 4. Cafeteria Assistant 1. 29 SHIRLEY WEKENMAN Old English L 4- KORLEEN WILSON CHYUSHD Sta-ff 1- PATRICIA ZIMMERMAN Cayugan Staff 1, Maroon Oracle Staff 1, Bowling 3, Girls' Glee Club 2, Basketball 3, Volleyball 1, Old English L 4, Library 2. HOWARD ZURBRICK Student Council 1, Discussion Club l, Football 3, Baseball l, Block L 4, Class Officer 2. Basketball 3, Track 3. APPRECIATION Eager to produce the best yearbook ln the history of our school, many more students than original- ly expected joined the staff and cooperated enthu- siastically. To all those students, teachers, pa- trons, and outsiders who have contributed time and effort, we of the staff, express our extreme gratitude. fd' 'Z' I 1, El rehss - 1 O X, .h ii! Amana Hnnnowuu 30 Adviser Miss Etta Van Name President Donald Macbavid Vice-President Richard Young Secretary Norma Gerlach Treasurer Lorraine Basinski Class Motto Conduct and courage lead to honor Adviser Mr. Wright President Adolph Rohl Vice-President Marian Kessel Secretary Ioan Johnston Treasurer Stanley Zokaitis 31 CLASS OF l948 CLASS OF I949 CLASS OF I950 F l95l CLASS O CLASS OF i952 DEDICATION In appreciation of his strong leadership, xmder- standing, and kindly interest in us during our years at Lancaster High School, we, the class of '47, dedicate out Cayugan to Mr. Milton W. Brown, our principal. 33 IN MEMORIAM Ball ita Juan by Photo U-l :1 H m C o cn :I ,... FV ,... o :s o 570 B o -1 m aw :S cn 5 -4 J. ,... 4 rn -4 cn na H m of faithful service as our school physician at Lancaster High, this page is dedicated to the memory of Dr, Clarence H. Mackey, 34 PATRONS Dr. A. Addesa Mr. 8: Mrs. Robert Aldinger Ann and Mogy . Audie and Herb Dr. E. M. Bangasser Mr. 8: Mrs. Raymond Barnhardt ' Barnhardt's Red and White Miss Mabel Bates Dorothy Bauer Leo. J. Bauer Jane E. Bauman Mr. 8: Mrs. C. Beeman William Bellas Mr. 8: Mrs. Martin L. Berg Besch 8: Nuwer Hardware Co., Inc. Bill and Barbara Bill and Paul Mr. 8: Mrs. W. Bochenek Boo Boos Joseph W. Boron, Meats 8: Groceries Louis F. Braun Mr. 8: Mrs. Carlton Breton Charles F. Brost Mr. 8: Mrs. Milton Brown Brownie's Food Market Brunea Real Estate Mrs. Florence H. Buckley Mr. 8: Mrs. A. Burke Mary Burke Mr. 8: Mrs. B. G. Burlingame Mr. 8: Mrs. Edward Burzynskl Jimmie Burzynskl Mr. 8: Mrs. Kenneth Burzynskl Carson Jewelry-Store Casillo Shoe Clinic Chain Drug Co., Inc. Mr. 8: Mrs. E. Colllng Como Snack Bar Cushingk Drug Store Mr. 8: Mrs. H B. Davls Miss Louise Davis Mr. 8: Mrs. R de Armas Dee and Johnny '46 DeLacy-Stutzman Motors, Inc. Myron Dembrow Disochleats Fraternity Doris and Johnny Dorothy and Dick Mr. 8: Mrs. J. C. Dunnlgan Eastman Kendall Service Eddie and Dash Mr. 8: Mrs. Albert E. Eisele Endicott Johnson Mr. 8: Mrs. William Ertel Marie Ezzo Fay 8: Warren Mrs. Joseph Faulhaber Eunice Feurstein Mr. 8: Mrs. Wllllam Fissler Fitzgerald Cleaners Galasso's Service Mr. 8: Mrs. H. Gall George 8: Happy's Barber Shop Dr. E. M. Germain Mr. 8: Mrs. A. Girardln Vera Glrardin Mr. 8: Mrs.H. E. Greenwood Mr. 8: Mrs. John Greenwood, Sr. Mr. 8: Mrs. John M. Greenwood Gordon's Wallpaper 6 Paint George Gregory Mr. 8: Mrs. E. Halpln Patty 8: Mary Ellen Halpln Mrs. S. Halpln Mr. 8: Mrs. William Hamann William Hamann The Hambrldge Family Harry's Ice Cream Parlor Mr. 8: Mrs. James E. Hart R. H. Haung's Radio Service Mr. 8: Mrs. A. C. Havens Lefty Heldenrlch Otto Hollnberger, Linoleum Sales Mr. 8: Mrs. Charles Holtz Mr. 8: Mrs. Ellsworth Hoppe Miss Mabel Huber Mr. 6 Mrs. Fred Huff Dr. C. G. Irish Dalton Israel James Grocery Mr. M. C. Jamieson Mr. 8: Mrs. John J. Java Jean and Pat Jean, Joan, Ruth 8: Carol Jerome's lEleanor and Montel Rita Kasprzyk Mrs. S. Kasprzyk Mr. 8: Mrs. James Kelleher Kldder's Bakery Mr. 8: Mrs. William Klhl King 8: Quackenbush Electric Mr. 8: Mrs. A. Klnnen Klelber's Red and White Tony Knauber Barber Shop Mary Koch Mr. 8: Mrs. Irving Kroecker Miss Alma Kruger Lancaster Billiard Parlor Lancaster Bootery Lancaster Collision Servlce Lancaster Machine Knife Works Lancaster Roofing Co. Lancaster Shoe Store Lancaster Variety Store Mr. 8: Mrs. Ray Landahl Landy's Noah's Ark Mr. 8: Mrs. Richard Leutlofi Mrs. E. Llndauer Mr. 8: Mrs. I. G. Llppke Lollypops Mr. 8: Mrs. Arthur Long Mr. 8: Mrs. F. J. Luke Mr. 8: Mrs. H. R. Lupton Mr. 8: Mrs. W. J. MacDavid Mack's Jewelers 8: Opticians Marine Printing Company Howard Maxon, Jr. Mr. 8: Mrs. Howard A. Mason, Jr. J. N. Maute Co. May's Barber Shop Clara Menzies Rev. 8: Mrs. Carl H. Miller Dr. 8: Mrs. D. H. Miller Mr. 8: Mrs. J. C. Miller Miller's Meats Mr. G Mrs. T. H. Miles Mr. 8: Mrs. Myron H. Morrow Mr. 8: Mrs. Earl Myers Mr. 8: Mrs. H. Dale Myers The New York Store Norb 35 8: Service Mr. 8: Mrs. Stanley Nowak NuWay Cleaners 8: Dyers Nuwer 8: Hentcy Omega Phi Alpha Mr. 8: Mrs. H. Osborne Mr. 8: Mrs. Raymond Oswald Cloxll l Paulsen s Store Mr. 8: Mrs. Anthony Pereira A. W. Peters, Drugglst Mr. 8: Mrs Frank Peterson Mr. 8: Mrs T. Phillips Mr. 8: Mrs. C. C. Putnam Mr. 8: Mrs. Howard Randall Mr. 8: Mrs. Ross W. Robbins Mr. 8: Mrs. K. Roberts C. T. Rohl Rush and Sim '46 Mr. 8: Mrs Robert C. Safford' Mr. 8: Mrs. Albert Sandel Sander's Restaurant Mel Sauer Sawyer Cleaners The Schaif Insurance Agency Boozie Schalberg Mr. 8: Mrs. Clinton Schiffler Mr. 8: Mrs. Del Schmidt Mrs. Mary Schmidt Mr. 8: Mrs. David Schrader Mr. 8: Mrs. W. E. Seibel Shlrl and Brik Shirley and Don Don Slmme Mr. 8: Mrs. Howard Slmme Slattery Brothers Service Mr. 8: Mrs. Alvin Smith Mr. 8: Mrs. F. L. Smith Mr. 8: Mrs. Vernon Snell Sparkle ' ' John L. Staeber, Inc. Miss Gertrude Stahl Mr. Q Mrs. Howard Strite Stumpf Brothers Ford Dealer Success to the class of 1947 Mary Alice Suttell Mr. 8: Mrs. Lewis Sutton Mr. 8: Mrs. O. Sutton Towne-Shoppe Evelyn Tozer Mr. 8: Mrs. Paul Trudel Mr. 81 Mrs. William Tryanowski Twin Village Taxi Dr. M. E. Tyrrell Mr. 8: Mrs. H. D. Van Brunt Gordon J. Walter Vincent Weibel Grocery Store George Wendel West Main Fruit Market Whitey Athletic A ssoclation J. R. Wild Mr. 8: Mrs. Ralph Wild Mr. 8: Mrs. Clinton Willis A. W. Wilson, Jr. Mr. 8: Mrs. A. W. Wilson Witkops Mr. 8: Mrs. Robert D. Wright W. W. Sorority Yankee Soda Bar Mrs. J. Yarrlngton Mr. 8: Mrs. Robert B. Young Stanley Zokaltis Mr. Q Mrs. Elmer Zurbrlck BOARD OF EDUCATION UNION FREE SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 8 LANCASTER, NEW YORK Left to right: Seated--Harold Davis, Ballard Clark, Vice-President Frank Seeger, President joseph R. Adolph, Arthur Stutzman. Stand- ing--Business Manager Lyle Schoenthal, Superintendent of Schools Frank L. Smith. Mr. Clark, who resigned during the school year, has been replaced by Walter Winter. 36 SPECIAL TEACHERS lst Row--left to right , Walter Simmons Industrlal Arts Florence Glllette Physical Ed. Louise Davis French 8: Librarian Mabel Bates Drawing Myron Dembrow Physical Ed. 2nd Row--left to right , Marlo Schemerhorn Music Clarence Kemp Music Arthur Brock Industrial Arts john lava Physical Ed. Lower right corner, William Siebel Welding MEDICAL STAFF Mabel Bland Attendance Officer and School Nurse Dr. Albert Addesa School Doctor Milton W. Brown First row: amleson Marvllle C. 1 Marian C . Warner M. Etta V an Name Ruth C. Zuber lrene W. Shannon Arletta M. Cowan Billings C. Burlingame Second row: Robert D . Wright Mabel L. Huber Elizabeth Huber Eleanor M., Smedley james M. Kelleher I l oi Senior High School tics Prlncipa Mathema f Commercial Commercial Social Studies English Mathematics Soclal Studies Commercial Asst. Prln. Sr. H. S.--Science English English Commercial Latin and Soclal Studies 38 '1 ,.4l.- -17.- r Hlgh School Herman W. Kung Principal oi lunlo Health First row: Anna Freeman Seventh Grade Social Studies Louise C. Kung Home Economics Ethel E. Callahan English and Soclal Studies Mary M. Kennedy Asst. Prln.. Ir. H. S.--English Anna R. Mook Eighth Grade Social Studies Florence E. Putnam Home Economics Merle Davles General Mathematics Second row: Norman Galembo Mathematics and Science Raymond C . Lindley Mathematics and Science Laura Studley Ir. H. S. Mathematics and Science Ada F. R. Snyder Ninth Grade Social Studies es M Patterson A English G L English lam . David I. Schrader 39 SCHOOL HELPERS The office secretaries attend to the vast amonmt of clerical work that is necessary in running our school smoothly and efficiently. Secretarial staff : Dorothy Krieke, Junior High Officeg Pauline Kief- fer,-Senior High Officeg Sadie King, Main Office. These are the people, who keep Lancaster High School clean, neat, and attractive for us: Ian- itorial and Maintenance Staff: U. Rozler, R. Rude, T.Mi1es, E. Steinman, I. Seibel. Upon our cafeteria staff falls the responsibility of preparing daily nutritious lunches which keep us happy and well fed. Cafeteria Staff: Standing: M. Monnlng R. Rudeg F. Putnam, Cafeteria Managerg B. Hirschg G. Beckman. Seated: R. Beckerg R. Newburyg G. Bergg K. Seeger. Absent: T. Schiflag I. Sorentz. 40 CHEERLEADERS LL fs 'l X 1' v ' N P mv . W x l l Q? i1--' 'fs .Q 'Q ' Fs. .iG'.- 9 1-1- N ' v X .. f be ka j a.. Qjurf Our fine cheerleadlng group has grown over a period of years. Cheerleaders are chosen when they are in the ninth grade. They spend that year practicing cheers and trying to make up new cheers. When they are in tenth grade, they become Jay Vee cheerleaders and lead the cheers for the lay Vee games. This year, the lay Vee cheerleaders wore red sweaters and black skirts lined with red and white checked taffeta, while the Varsity cheerleaders wore the white sweaters and black skirts lined with red, black and white checked taffeta. Duringtheir Junior and Senior years, the girls are Varsity cheerleaders and cheer for the Varsity games. For the '46 football season the Varsity cheerleaders had two boys with the squad. They wore black and white slacks and the traditional white sweater with a red block L. By combining clever verse and acrobats our cheerleaders have invented some outstanding cheers such as the Indian cheer, Ahh:Boom, Julius Caesar, The Jaya Cheer and the Lancaster Cheer. Their part in the games adds much color to our sport life. 42 TBALL JMNEE BASKE 1siRow-- D. Gdorglni, S. Luxne, M. Dembrow - Coach, A. Robin - Dove. uer , Nl. Brown, Broska. son, D. d Row-- D. Sa Bastrtoh, D. wsxd, B. Pas- 'Ln A. P-ohl, W . ?-ow-- X. Oksze Brd 00061. BASKETBALL V ARSYN udice, R. Berg, Y.. lst Row - -V . 1 hlen, Town- B. 'Lur- D Curtis. 'And Bow--R. Bo . Dembrow-Coach. nl . Mod- oi ev 43 send, M briek, M. Sauer . 3rd Row--B . Matteson, tiiari, G. Bosse, R. Robbins, 'V . Lurne. This year'-5 team was handicap- ped by the graduation last Sune eteran members. How- liable ptayers, d Sur- some v er, we had as re ark Townsend and Bowar K who were undergraduates ' 6 squad. Nlr. Dem- two Sears Nl bric , 15- A ending to School n the aiter sp eturned brow, Navy, r in the to coach the team. X K -M - fx? XM.- Q X -Q axis w W -X ,- ,. nissan K K K ,X W if 5- n X X X . Y :NX -...ig-l X i-Q-.y..i hx MX ,.x, . -m-,,,,--X - X .. k x KSN ,XM T 'T' EX f X 0 K ,Q -X-- gy 5 X ii: X gg X EX x.x... X X .X x AX - wiv?-XXX .. X-X -4- XX .. -X- X - -M . Xp XX X T ,. S'-:Q --SX? Y ,S X Q . N S..-XX X 1-5 - Fil LM? S' A ' if X 2- 1- NX i A X --X -.XX X X :X X .. X ' P A- -Q. XX -L .- S X--XX - i XXX-S -X X S X ' - -. A , X XX S ii- K QS-X K ,- X3 . -- -Wi qv 4, . X-X, X-XX Elf if X gk 'N ' R - - .X Y ,-3 Li-SSXK' WXi XS' 'I ,- XX SX , .NX X -Q X X QX 6 , X Sf N X 3 X X X . X Q' x R YF Q we X . i-3 Y 1 ,gf k gi ffk - . C ' X I3 M, X 5 - N -if - X -Q K, -- - S K XX K -r W Q f X Q L . 1 2-Q... X . 1- gk , S X L. A X X' ,X 1 L - L X-,W..X YS k L .yiigkg -- --X ,X xx X 'K -- - X K is Kg. M ,Q A ' xx I' X S 1' i. X A -if 'XT 1 k -1. S gg -X Xi NT XX . .- X do ORD QINDALL i1 HIGHLIGHTS JUNIOR vAnsrrY LHS-12 East Aurora-0 LHS 13 Depew 7 LHS-13 Akron-'7 LHS 0 Hamburg 0 LHS-6 Amherst-0 LH Depew 0 LHS-6 East Aurora-0 The Jay Vee's, future grid-starsof LHS under the excellent coaching of Mr. Dembrow, completed their 1946 schedule, undefeated, by scoring 6 victories and l tie. ' 'f 4, ,g r I BASEBALL ao. QQQLSR Photo by Vwlliam DYVinia,k First row - E. Rohl, R. Bohlen, R. Beyer, I. Lafe110, L, YO'-Ing. B- Matteson, E. Lawniczak, L. Keller, Second row - C. Kothen, J. S11- ler, I. Mollnin, P. Luke, R. Robbins, D. MacDav1d, R. NGIHSCU, H- Zurbrick, M. Jamieson - C0ach. L Lancaster 5 Ebenezer 3 Lancaster 4 Plne H111 5 Lancaster 6 Nichols 7 Lancaster 15 Parker High 11 Lancaster 16 Ebenezer 3 Lancaster 2 Pine H111 6 Lancaster 5 Depew 9 Lancaster 1 Hamburg 4 Lancaster 10 East Aurora 6 Lancaster 4 Akron 10 Lancaster 0 Hamblug 6 Lancaster 9 EastAurora 1 Lancaster 0 Depew 9 x Q' Q K S E will .i .1 . ---. yti. X M L.Lx tw x X , . M.. ,X 54235, 1 ws ,r 9. . 1 T X -.,1..: xv-gi' A x ' v -is if Q 3 if .. w Q3 9 SNSQN-ff. Y X K' ' NIL.. L-.k K. .. vs 5 .,.. Li XXX 3 u. xr-sv. ' .. Q. -. . is xx. ' ' Wig! SX , .N X - QM 2. - . X:.x .YY x -.MX-X. Xq,-k wg. V .Q xx.-fi, . , S X- K Ml N. K sm Aw wv 'ff . Q. .... Q X N XX ., a K 2 k Q 4 m ' z X W-...:... .3 lg X X Y X x X 5 M N X X X x Q X X X Nj X K fx N X 1 Y Y X xx X X 1 if X Q F 4 X X si X, -x X N X 1 K 2-sxm 5 X 1 S wx lyk 5 ik gg XE xx , X Q X Sfsw :Q iff A - W it xgfzf TENNIS The tennls team won two matches and lost six, scor- ing its only victories over the Depew net men, by the score of thirteen to zero in both contests. Positions lst singles Chuck Herbert 2nd singles Chuck Trudel 3rd Singles Milton Brown Doubles team George F1'0St Don Colllng Cgach Fred Carl Photo by William Dyviniak . Photo by William Dyvlnlak RIFLE TEAM The 1946 Cayuga Rifle team maintained its position as the top junior rifle team in Western New York by winning ten out of twelve matches. In May, Lancaster competed in a field day at Amherst with four other schools and literally walked away with all the honors. The team event was won by a margin of 140 points. Individually our rlflemen won 13 out of 20 medals. X fgy.. ..,..,.,,A,,V fy 41- 7 L J :LJ f! 1 n: I gm 9' ,v. Zig J-.W xg, xy b it iff' gi if W if vo 5 Yo' W5 enum 'fauna 50 iz. E j L 'r. mf. .fs Qi. L. -G! 'f ,. -Q ' Ffi ., ELF? 'E .5 -if 2, '31 A 1 . ' n 5 f' sa 73 : N 1' ' . .f F2 it . Ig, if fu - i,- ' 1 1:3 ax 1 gf :if f ig 49- 313. Q3 .fi be JERN J9NN5T0N BLOCK L CLUB Lancaster's Block L Club is larger than it has been in previous years. The coveted Block L Letter may be earned by any boy in our school who builds up a given number of points in a chosen sport. The social activities of the Block L are the Football Banquet in the fall and the combined Block L and Old English L picnic in the spring. OLD ENGLISH L CLUB The Old English L Club was formed for the purpose of giving girls an opportunity of earn- ing a school letter. It takes the place of inter-school competitions. They earn their L's by a system of points, which are gained through sports. The girls feature an annual baked goods sale and party. There are also many other interesting activities, such as dances and skating. The school season is usually ended with a joint Block L - English L party. 51 BASKETBALL One of the glrls many extra curricular activities is basketball. The girls of the gym classes organize into teams which play after school on Thursday. Girls' basketball rules must be followed and each team must have its own captain. If two teams are tied at the end of the season, they have play offs.. This year there are fourteen teams in all. Points for the Old English L are earned by each gir1,who participates in basketball. Q G6 f ft i f D X? Y BETTY WADE!- 52 GIRLS' BOWLING Among the sports for girls at Lancaster High School, bowling has proven to be one of the favorites, with ninety-shi glrls participating under Miss G1llette's excellent leadership. Although there were many high scores, Shirley Osborne topped the list with an average of 187. VOLLEYBALL Each fall the girls of the Senior High organize vol- leyball teams to compete against each other. The class of '49 had the winning team with a mixed jun - ior and senior team coming in second place. 53 SENIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL Our class in its freshman year was fortunate in being a member of Lancaster's first junior High Student Council. Last year the.Sen1or High Dis- cussion Club furnished an assembly program out- lining Student Council and its advantages to the student. Later in the spring the first Senior High Student Council was started JUNIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL In the junior High the Student Council settles cur- rent student problems. Last year the council work - ed out a system by which two students from each homeroom act as hosts and hostesses in the caf- eteria. Conduct in the dining room has improved. The Junior High Student Patrol is keeping order in the halls between classes. 54 DISCUSSION CLUB The Discussion Club, which is made up of students who are interested in American history, meets under the expert gui - dance of Miss Cowan once a week after school. Topics of current interest to every high school student are discussed. OFFICE STAFF AND LIBRARY ASSISTANTS Among the services our student office girls can provide is to connect the Lancaster High School Exchange with the main exchange in the town. They can connect various room telephones in the building with one another. The P.B.X. QPr1vate Branch Exchange! gives information to visitors a- bout our school. The other girls included in this picture are those who assist Miss Davis with some of the library work. I I 5 5 Q nd e a clever a produc to I' Zube sRuth Mis ection of edir th under rly regula staff worked ting school pa 1947 F The F STA CLE RA O OON MAR 33 as 3 5' iz? H 8 78 0 I O O 5 I-1 :- o 5 vi 'U U at sv U I-Q .S m O vi .- ID -o .8 2 z ai G-T ov 'S .15 ara r-3 A rd W 35 BFI ::'cZ 'Fil-4 E ..N E 5 N s Bl rd .ai I-1 O Ol -e E fa N ai 'x KD 'ai bf 2 s :T E 2. v-1 G A s: 0 U1 I-T as -D 2 5 E 8. 6' E S III E Q. no Q .54 sl-' 232 'U 5116 EI S :- aa D1 ai sf ui ai.: ON N 6 cf 2 o o Te Q ..i ci' an 2 O u oi'- vi E ii :s. NIB B 5. N e ra 'E s I-4 S O E a nl sf m 23 an DI E I-1 'U I-1 F3 E5 41 ,iv- go: 5 Ei ci 5 fs 5 I-4 N I-1 B E H an 2 U MIXED CHORUS lst row: Mr. Schermerhorn, K. Frost, M. E. Nichols, A. Hammer, F. Tryanowski, I. Ratajczak, D. Schmidt, A. Sharvin, S. Osborne, A. Markowski, 2nd row: I. Greenwood, A. Hart, L. Gillon, J. Bork, P. Kinnen, E. Tryanowski, M. Reynolds, B. Miller, N. Burzynski, B. Blair, A. Haworth, 3rd row: K. Blackmer, C. Jandzlnski, S. Zokaitis, F. Flierl, I. Cordler, W. Meline, V. Lume, A. Bock, R. Berg, R. Heinz, G. Snell, D. Stansberry, R. Robbins. Absenteesg D. Abendschein, R. Schaff, W. Stansberry, D. Sugg, C. Willis, R. Young. BAND lst row: E. M. Coleman, G. VanBrunt, L. Mildenberger, D. Albrecht, R. Graves, H. Cavalier, M. E. Nichols, R. Heinz, A. Babcock, L. Pearles. 2nd row: I. Lume, D. Giorgini, R. Pascussi, S. Iasinskl, R. Kozlowski. 3rd rowzu L. Simbeck, M. J. Voss, E. Smith, B. Kaminska, M. Hess, C. Cooper, T. Bochenek. 4th row: H. Ripley, C. Possehl, D. VanBusk1rk, C. Bennett, J. Mantl, G. Schilling, G. Snell, W. Meline, 5th row: B. Behringer, P. Possehl, A. Ackerman, B. Brown, G. Parks, 1. Meline. 6th row: Mr, Kemp, C. Windnagle, E. Galbreath, 1. Hess, K. Blackmer, P. Hake, D. Smith, K. MacDavid, E. Kucio, Mr. Schermerhorn. GLEE CLUB lst row: B. Walters, L. Bastedo, D. Menzies, M. Bowen, B. Blair, A. Haworth, R. Pereny, Mr. Schermerhorn, A. Hart, S. Osborne, K. Frost, M. Nichols, T. Eisgruber, I. Woelfle, M. I. Voss. 2nd row: N. Davis, 1. Bennett, S. Lauchner, C. Alvord, R. Mclntyre, A. Baird, 1. Johnston, M. Sandel, L. Slmbeck, G. VanBrunt, C Abendschein, P. Yeska, M. Nevins, A. Sharvin, E. Smith, M. Hess, B. Basinski, B. Falconer, A. Markowski. 3rd row: R. Patrignani, B. Kraatz, P. Kin- nen, E. Tryanowski, I. Greenwood, N. Gerlach, I. Snell, N. Burzynski, G. Parks, I. Birtch, J. Buckley, P. Zimmerman, M. Reynolds, 1. Blackmer, G. Sugg, D. Gund, B. Zurbrick, L. Gillon, 1. Bork, N. Berent, E. Herbold, Absent: D. Schroeder. 1 57 MIXED CHORUS MUSIC COUNCIL lst row: S. Javertg E. Smithg I. Bork, M. Reynolds, Secretary. 2nd row: M. Kuperg D. Abendscheing R. Young, Chairman, G. Snell, B. Matteson, Vice-Chairman. Ab- sent: G. Parks. The Music Council is the coordinating and guiding body of the Music Department, assisting Mr. Kemp and Mr. Schermer- horn in planning musical activities of our school. ts- 'X X -uswafsfasmxx'sN,ss:tsxQQxS,vaatss,s1msLf:Nxws s-www mm, WM --- -ii,-,mf f 'N ga -' A i' -Y X Y I 57 Q AT f Q 'nik - G I r X , Q 1 0 X59 if ' ,L 0 g X?',,..l gan- Q, I . .nv uw W 54:-5 9 ,A LQ P I dt I ' 1 1 .' x 3 Y N ,fb ly! new-auf.: van enum Q -'Z Q' A A UTI ' , P, H 6 1 NX x i J G9 rgwanm 6 L J 'V 3 Tk II' fl. ga 9 If f W L XY QX , NNNX x x NWA. i.XxX, .. MW. A , . K x,.x Y A, ,vw S99 N 5393 Qi ull? l l - Xi? Photo by W111iam D SENIOR PLAY Nov. l5-l6, l946 L.H.S. AUDITORI-UM PLAY CAST: Norma Burzynski Laura Richard Bohlen Reginald jean Johnston Marcia George Miller Warry Peggy Meyers Penelope Mildred Kohlmeier Lily Edwine Hornung Bessie Austin Bock James Robert Schaff Sherwin Kay Frost Mrs. Reardon Elvera Girardin Essie Kexmeth Lang Todd PROMPTERS: Ann Bork Betty Miller STAGE HANDS: Edwin Lawniczak Norman Dell ' Ronald Richards I I P EVERY FAMILY HAS ONE A 3 ACT COMEDY Directed by Miss Ruth Zuber CLASS PROPHECY ARLENE ALDINGER: teaching in one of the biggest high schools and married to a professor. IOAN BIRTCH: the perfect stenographer. THERESA BOCHENEK: stranded ln Alaska, dreaming of Florida. AUSTIN BOCK: still trying to do his solid without the help of Mr. Brown. RICHARD BOHLEN: owner of the largest farm in New York State but can't tell the difference be- tween wheat and oats. ANN BORK3 teaching little Mogianne her first words, No Hershey Bars. RONALD BROOKS: working nights trying to save money to go west with his wife and the six lit- tle freckle-Eced Brooks. RUTH BRUNCK: happily married to that boy from Strykersville and the mother of triplets. EAN BUCKLEY: trying to hold the patient's and the lnterne's hand. MARY BURKE: still working at Adam,Meldrum, and Anderson, waiting for the right man to come along. NORMA BURZYNSKI: assistant buyer of airplanes for the I. N. Adam toy department. AURELIUS CHAVES: greatest scientist and mathematical genius. CHARLENE COOPER: leading the famous Chlck's All-Girl Orchestra. NORVEL DAVIES: fulfilling his ambition to travel, by going to Depew every night. NORMAN DELL: still thinking the world is against him. MARIE DENTINGER: still trying to flgxu'e out why her bookkeeping doesn't balance. EDWARD DUNNIGAN: head of the We Will Remember Bureau. . LORRAINE EGAN: new typist in Mr. Brown's office trying to learn Pol1y's old routine. ANNA ERTEL: still riding the Buffalo Transit Company to school. MARIE EZZO: assistant to the famousAl Capp, cartoonist. ANTOINETTE FA ULHABER: trying to be the perfect housewife. WILLIAM FISSLER: brains of the Lonely Hearts Bureau. KAY FROST: understudy for Helen Hayes. GEORGE GESSE: part of Gesse gl Sons Trucking Company. IOHN GESSLER: teaching plane geometry, solid geometry, and more geometry. DOROTHY GIRARDIN: partner of Elvira s. Constantly being mistaken for an orphan. ELVIRA GIRARDIN: operator of the famous Girardin Orphan Home. . FAY GOWANLOCK: wridng lullabies for all the little Mellnes. DEAN GRAVES: lnventor of Dean's musical milking machine. EDWIN DYLAG: helping with the harvest. A IOYCE GREENWOOD: playing the piano on the concert stage with the Philharmonic and also married to a star football player from LHS. RAMON HAAG: the thin man. EDWARD HA LPIN: married to a pin-up girl and playing football for Navy, while his kids look on. . WILLIAM HAMANN: inventor of the New Way to Reduce. AUDREY HART: still riding in the nice blue coupe, but this time with kids in the back. LAVERNE HAVENS: molding shovels for Goulds. ALICE HAWORTH: butcher at .Neyer Memorial Hospital. BETTY LOU HERBOLD: very happily married to Bud. PEARL HOLTZ: Emous author of a biography on Diana Lynn. SHELEY HOPE:head of the blind date bureau. EDWINE HORNUNG: happily married raising a basketball team with cheerleaders. IEAN IOHNSTON: famous artist' s wife trying to remember the rep and design she learned at LHS. RITA KASPRYZYK: head of the Baby Sltter's Guild established for ready and willing teen-agers. PEARL KINNEN: still trying to convince Miss Putnam that there is such a thing as an athletic holiday. 62 MILDRED KOHLMEIER: playing leading role in radio's famous soap box operas and looking for the right leading man. THOMAS KONWIC ZKA: manager of Depew's most popular trailer camp. IOSEPH KORNACKI: the perfect husband because he does everything the little woman says. BETTY KRAATZ: still wondering why she can't see her shadow when the moon shines. MICHAEL KUPER: traveling aroxmd the world giving concerts on the bass drum. DOROTHY LANDA HL: flying home to Don after a long day at the airfield. KENNETH LANG: famous Hollywood actor noted for his great lover roles. ' EDWIN LAWNICZAK: leader anti-noise campaigns. ' NEIL LIGHTY: with James Vriesen as cook and Neil as waiter: they make quite a business at Nei1's Snack Bar. ALICE LINDA UER: inventor of the famous Man Trap, which is being used for experimental purposes on Como Park Boulevard. PA UL LUKE: lawyer for his friends, who are always getting into trouble. VICTORIA LYSIAK: coming back for more P. G. courses so she can help Miss Bland ln her office. RICHARD MAUTE: passing chemistry with flying colors. CHARLES MCGUIRE: owner of Mac's Hell-Drivers and becoming the fastest man' on wheels. VELMA MILDENBERGER: voted best red-headed air hostessof the Pan American Airlines. EILZABETH MILLER: nurse at LHS still talking with that Jersey accent. GEORGE MILLER: trying to find the secret of the atomic bomb in the celler with his chemis- try set. SHIRLEY MORROW: private secretary to a certain certified public accountant. MARGUERITE MYERS: back at LHS teaching the kiddies ln kindergarten. DOROTHY NOWAK: Wilmer of the National Typ1st's Speed Contest. NANCY OFFHAUS: featured specialty dancer. SHIRLEY OSBORNE: inventing a powder to make Don's class ring shine. IEAN OSWALD: still trying to operate a comptometer in between her housewife duties. RUTHPERENY: nurse to a retired seller of Kewple dolls. VIOLET PHILLIPS: operating a Tiny Tots dress shop in Alden. LEONARD PIONTKOWSKI: still hoping to find a rich widow. PHYLLIS POLEN: graduate nurse and airline hostess trying to decide between the handsome doctor and the handsome pilot. HOWARD RANDALL: head of RandaIl's Art School. MARGARET REYNOLDS: founder of the famous Town for Tall People. RONALD REYNOLDS: barker for a circus side show. NANCY SA FFORD: still trying to get six dips of ice cream on one cone to get rid of her Dad's profits. MELVIN SA UER: basketball coach at Vassar. A , ROBERT SCHAEFER: havinghis picture taken for the 1947 yearbook. ROBERT' SCHAFF: hermit and woman hater. RAULINE SHEGDA: discoverer of the famous non-goo wave lotion. IOYCE SNELL: stenographer of the president of a big company. ROBERT SUGG: leader of men: follower of women. LEON SZOT: traveling salesman selling everything from washing machines to shoe laces. MARK TOWNSEND: head coach of the LHS championship basketball team. ELEANOR TRYANOWSKI: working in an office with plenty of pay, with nothing to do but loaf all day. BETTY WADEL: assistant beautician ln the Cut'em, Klnk'em, Curl'em Shop. SHIRLEY WEKENMA N: bookkeeper at the Tower Snack Bar keeping the profits on hot dogs straight . KORLEEN WILSON: traveling all over Europe trying to find that nice guy. IAMES VRIESEN: mortician. 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