Lancaster High School - Cayugan Yearbook (Lancaster, NY)

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CLASS HISTORY A our high school days come to an end, the class of 1948 takes time out to reminisce and review how our class was organized. Our activities in the ninth grade were not numerous, but the Junior High School play and our gradu- ation from Junior to Senior High School marked our birth as a class. In 1945 under the leadership of Miss Van Name, our adviser, we selected Conduct and Courage Lead to Нопог”” as our class motto. We chose forest green and white as our class colors and the gardenia as our class flower. The first money-raising projects were the Sophomore Hop and the sale of magazines. The most important event of our third year in high school was our memor- able Junior Prom, a May pole festival. Then came the year we had all been anxiously waiting for: we were Sen- iors at last. Like all good things, our senior year passed so rapidly that now its events are just memories. The first class project in our senior year was our play, “Tish,” which was considered a popular success. With the increased cost of the yearbook we found it necessary to promote a Christmas card sale besides the sale of station- егу. Our annual Senior Ball, a happy occasion, brought us to the climax of our high school days, our graduation--a small word, with a deep meaning for all of us. What our efforts were in the past will have a great bearing in our future lives. The years in Lancaster High will always be remembered as our best. So to all our teachers and fellow pupils, we say “Au Revoir. Lorraine Basinski Class of ”48

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“ % кезен UAE ¥ “КА, SENIOR OFFICERS Miss Etta Van Name, senior class adviser; Eric Selch, vice-president; Anthony Gallo, president; Peter Modaffari, treasurer; Norma Gerlach, secretary Ps С И understanding of students’ wishes. Thus, in appreciation of her untiring efforts and cooperation | па with our class and its officers, in all our endeavors, we wish to express our sincere gratitude to | ur class adviser, Miss Etta Van Name. adviser calls for considerable sacrifice of time, unusual patience, and

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NANCY ALLEN “Butch” General Academic Ambition: make lots of money FLORENCE AMOROSO “Flo” General Academic Ambition: business career ANN BAIRD Bottle-neck College Entrance Ambition: dental technician LORRAINE BASINSKI “Zinny” Commercial Retailing Ambition: college-trained social worker LORNA BECKMAN ““Веску” General Academic Ambition: office worker ARTHUR BENSON “Artie” General Academic Ambition: interior decorator RICHARD BENSON “Dick?” General Academic Ambition: mechanic 10