Lancaster High School - Cayugan Yearbook (Lancaster, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 74 of the 1949 volume:

رب er pr man Ur 4 а. B dae HELLO Heres a | | : ee emeng = Š e о x «4 x = с Seeking a new and better life, the pioneers of 1849 ventured forth against risks and hardships. One hundred years later, we, the class of 49, are venturing into the difficult world of today. We are the pioneers of the twentieth century, ready and equipped to encounter life’s great challenge with the knowledge, initiative, and skill that our education has given us. In this, our yearbook, we shall endeavor to unfold to others the adventures of our high school days. А PUBLISHED BY LANCASTER HIGH SCHOOL о. 51 0 ۷۸ THE STUDENTS OF LANCASTER, NEW YORK DEDICATION Іх appreciation of all the advice and friendly guidance given us throughout our high school years, we, the Class of 49, sincerely dedicate this CA YUGAN to our adviser, Mr. Robert Wright. BUARD UF EDUCATION Mr. Walter Winter, Mr. Harold Davis, Superintendent of Schools Milton W. Brown, President Joseph R. Adolf, Mr. Lyle Schoenthal, Mr. Arthur Stutzman, Mr. Frank Seegar YEAR after year these men serve to insure the best of education in the village of Lancaster. The Class of '49 wishes to express its appreciation for their untiring interest and self-sacrifice in our behalf. FALULTY MEN 1st row: Donald Perrine, Mathematics and Social Studies; Marville Jamieson, Commercial; Paul Strabel, Industrial Arts; Richard Farrell, Health and Guidance; Robert Wright, Chemistry and Guidance. 2nd row: William Seibel, Welding; Clarence Kemp, Music; Norman Galembo, Science; Billings Burlingame, Commercial; Myron Dembrow, Physical Education; Marlo Schermerhorn, Music; Frank Simon, Science; David Schrader, English and Mathematics; James Kelleher, Latin and History; Walter Simmons, Industrial Arts; James Patterson, English. AUTOGRAPHS FACULTY WUMEN 1st row: Anna Mook, Social Studies; Eleanor Smedley, Commercial; Ruth Zuber, English; Mabel Bland, Nurse and Attendance Officer; Arletta Cowan, History; Etta Van Name, History 2nd row: Mabel Huber, English; Louise Tefft, Home Economics; Jane Smith, English and Mathematics; Betty Rine, Physical Education; Mary Kennedy, English; Florence Putnam, Home Economics; Irene Shannon, Mathematics; Marion Warner, Commercial. 3rd row: Florence Gillette, Physical Education; Merle Davies, Mathematics; Ada Snyder, Social Studies; Louise Davis, French and Librarian; Betty Huber, English; Mabel Bates, Art; Anna Chase, Social Studies. AUTOGRAPHS xau a 7 T ШЫ HISTORY Ås we, the class of 249, come to the crossroads that awaits every graduating class, our pio- neer spirits are aroused and we are eager for our new life to begin. Back in 1945 our highway was only a poorly-marked trail which seemed hard to follow. How- ever, we gained confidence after a successful Junior High Play and our graduation from ninth grade. Black and gold became our class colors, and the yellow rose our official flower. After our entrance into Senior High we found that all new class projects need to be financed. We then waged a successful magazine subscription sale under the leadership of Adolph Rohl, our President. He had capable assistance from Marion Kessel, our Vice-President, Arlene Hughes, our Secretary, and Stanley Zokaitis, our Treasurer. The trail began to widen and a shining light beckoned us. Our Sophomore Hop was another milestone successfully passed. Again in our Junior year we were led by Adolph Rohl. Florence Torpy became Vice-President, Donald Bove, Treasurer, and Arlene Hughes continued as Secretary. Early in the year, after two successful roller skating parties, we discovered that our class was made up of many willing work- ers. Our class also gave a Valentine’s Dance which was reputed to be one of the best every given. For the Junior Prom the class really outdid itself in making striking decorations. The gym was аа to resemble an underwater scene. Donald Воуе and Shirley Weber were crowned king and had я EE we saw indeed that our narrow trail of inexperience as a class р en Sc smooth road. The officers elected to see us through were Don- Flierl, Treasurer. Our fall Scucci, Vice-President, Arlene Hughes, Secretary, and Florian our Senior Play, “Ghost of ae ctivities were marked by a very successful Sadie Hawkins dance and roller skating DRY S AG = � а Which offered numerous thrills and chills to the audience. A est efforts, however, will Б И planned before the year closes. Our strong- spring event, the Senior Ball. This year, ; of their Seed ee Е то� о, chosen by the “Forty-niners at the beginning of the trails, where each will choose р or the harvest. So now we have come to the parting indi stretches the horizon -- and beyond that Tene аа ооу: At the end of each road ap SS Suzanne Jacobsen г Class of 9 z o r ә 2 ° I { CAROL J. ABENDSC HEIN COLLEGE ENTRANCE Cayugan 12 Office Assistant 9,10,11 Glee Club 9,10,11 Mixed Chorus 11,12 Band 10,11,12 Rifle Club 10,11,12 Drill Band 12 RONALD G. ALVORD GENERAL ACADEMIC J. V. Baseball 10 CATHERINE L. ADOLF COLLEGE ENTRANCE Student Council 11 Discussion Club 12 Glee Club 12 Mixed Chorus 12 Volleyball 11 Girls Basketball 11 ANTOINETTE J. AMAROSO GENERAL ACADEMIC Co-Ops Club 11,12 Cafeteria 12 10 WILLIAM ADOLF GENERAL ACADEMIC Track 10 ЗЕ И, е KES 3 A. ESI RICHARD ANNIBALI GENERAL ACADEMIC Co-Ops Club 11 TR d © Eo EH VINCENT J. ANTONIC ELLI GENERAL ACADEMIC Co-Ops Club 12 Cafeteria 9 AUDREY E. BABCOCK COMMERCIAL BOOKKEEPING Cayugan 12 Maroon Oracle 12 Discussion Club 12 Office Assistant 12 Вава 9,10 rls Baseball 9,10,11,12 Volleyball 9,10,11,12 ° Girls Basketball 9,10,11,12 Old English L 9,10,11,12 BETTY L. ASMUS COLLEGE ENTRANCE Maroon Oracle 11 Discussion Club 12 Girls Bowling 9 JOAN E. BASHER COLLEGE ENTRANCE Cayugan 12 Student Council 9,10 Senior Play 12 Office Assistant 9 Glee Club 9,11 Mixed Chorus 12 Girls Baseball 9,10 Girls Bowling 9,10,12 Volleyball 9,19,11,12 Cheer Leader 9,10,11,12 Girls Basketball 9,10,11,12 Old English L 9,10,11,12 11 JOSEPH AYRES REGENTS ACADEMIC Discussion Club 12 WILMA L. BEAM COLLEGE ENTRANCE Maroon Oracle 11,12 Discussion Club 12 Library Assistant 9 Office Assistant 12 Girls Baseball 9,10,11,12 Girls Bowling 9,10,11,12 Rifle Club 10 Volleyball 9,10,11,12 Girls Basketball 9,10,11,12 Old English L 9,10,11,12 RICHARD D. BERNER COLLEGE ENTRANCE DONALD W. BLAIR GENERAL ACADEMIC Co-OPS Club 11 Cayugan 12 MILTON W. BROWN COLLEGE ENTRANCE ARTHUR BUEHLMANN COLLEGE ENTRANCE Senior Play 12 Cayugan 12 Discussion Club 12 J. V. Football 9,10 Basketball 9,10,11,12 Tennis 9,10,11,12 Boys Volleyball 10 Cross-Country 10 Block L 11,12 12 DONALD BOVE REGENTS ACADEMIC Cayugan 12 Library Assistant 12 Class President 12 Class Treasurer 11 Basketball 9,10,11,12 Cross-Country 11,12 Boys Volleyball 11,12 J. V. Track 10 Block L 11,12 Junior Prom King 11 JAMES J. BURKE COLLEGE ENTRANCE Student comen 9 Cayugan аа ся Club 12 Bowling 11 Block L 11,12 School Store 11,12 CHRISTINE M. CAPOZZI REGENTS ACADEMIC Student Council 12 Cayugan 12 Maroon Oracle 11,12 Discussion Club 12 Office Assistant 9,10 Girls Baseball 9,10,11,12 Girls Bowling 9,11,12 Volleyball’ 9,10,11,12 Girls Basketball 9,12 Old English L 9,10,11,12 LILY DALCONZO VOCATIONAL STENOGRAPHIC Student Council 12 Senior Play 12 Cayugan 12 Maroon Oracle 11 Discussion Club 12 Office Assistant 9,10,12 Girls Baseball 9,10 Volleyball 9,10,11 Girls Basketball 9,10 Old English L 9,10,11,12 JEAN CHRISS COLLEGE ENTRANCE Library Assistant 9,10 Girls Bowling 9 Old English L 9,10 WALTER E. DEUTSCHLANDER COLLEGE ENTRANCE Football 9,10,11,12 Baseball 11,12 13 LEONARD COFFTA COMMERCIAL REGENTS Co-Ops Club 11 ANITA C. ECKSTEIN VOCATIONAL STENOGRA PHIC Office Assistant 12 Glee Club 12 Mixed Chorus 12 Girls Bowling 10,11,12 Girls Basketball 10,11,12 Volleyball 10,11,12 Old English L 10,11,12 А ë $ š š a { H ; | ; | | | | | GERALD EGAN REGENTS ACADEMIC Cayugan 12 JOSEPH GIALLANZA REGENTS ACADEMIC Baseball 9,10,11,12 Han 2 k age ць� ROBERT С. ENSER GENERAL ACADEMIC DANIEL J. GIORGINI REGENTS ACADEMIC Band 9,10,11,12 Football 10,11,12 J. V. Baseball 9 J. V. Basketball 10 Track 9,10,11,12 Block L 9,10,11,12 14 FLORIAN C. FLIERL COLLEGE ENTRANCE Discussion Club 12 Cayugan 12 Mixed Chorus 9,10 Class Treasurer 12 School Store 10,11,12 JOYCE GIRARDIN ONAL vocem STENOGRAPHIC Maroon Oracle 12 Discussion Club 12 Library Assistant 10,11 Office Assistant 9,12 Girls Baseball 9,10 Girls Bowling 9,11,12 Volleyball 9,10,11,12 Girls Basketball 9,10,11,12 Old English L 9,10,11,12 WILBERT H. GREEN COMMERCIAL RETAILING Maroon Oracle 12 Discussion Club 12 Co-Ops Club 11,12 Office Assistant 10 4 H WILLIAM HASTRICH GENERAL ACADEMIC Football 10,11,12 Baseball 9,10,11,12 Basketball 9,10,11,12 J. V. Track 10 Block L 11,12 MARY L. GROENDYCKE VOCATIONAL STENOGRAPHIC Cayugan 12 Office Assistant 10,12 Volleyball 11 Girls Basketball 10,11,12 JOAN B. HAWORTH GENERAL ACADEMIC Office Assistant 9 Girls Baseball 12 Girls Bowling 10 Volleyball 9 Girls Basketball 11 Old English 12 DOROTHY H. GUND GENERAL ACADEMIC Cayugan 12 Student Council 9,10,11 Maroon Oracle 11 Discussion Club 12 Music Council 12 Office Assistant 9,10,12 Glee Club 10,11,12 Mixed Chorus 11,12 ROY A. HEINZ COLLEGE ENTRANCE Student Council 11,12 Council President 12 Senior Play 12 Maroon Oracle 12 Discussion Club 12 Music Council 9 Mixed Chorus 9,10,11,12 Band 9,10,11,12 Football 9,10,11,12 J. У. Baseball 9,10 Basketball 12 J. V. Basketball 9,11 Track 9,10,11,12 Block L 11,12 ba SA GL LI. RAN a «j Я A EDNA HERBOLD GENERAL ACADEMIC Maroon Oracle 12 Co-Ops Club 11,12 Library Assistant 9,10 Office Assistant 10,11 Glee Club 10,11,12 Girls Bowling 9,10,12 Girls Basketball 9,10,11,12 Old English L 9,10,11,12 FES FREDERICK T. HUFF COLLEGE ENTRANCE Cross-Country 11,12 Block L 11,12 JEAN C. HESS COMMERCIAL BOOKKEEPING Student Council 10,11,12 Maroon Oracle 12 Office Assistant 11 Girls Bowling 10,11,12 Old English L 10,11,12 D ARLENE M. HUGHES COMMERCIAL REGENTS Office Assistant 9,12 Glee Club 9,11,12 Mixed Chorus 10,11,12 Class Secretary 11,12 Girls Baseball 10,11,12 Girls Bowling 9,10,11,12 Volleyball 9,10,11,12 Girls Basketball 9,10,11,12 Old English L 9,10,11,12 Cayugan 12 16 Å y BARBARA A. HINSKEN VOCATIONAL STENOGRA PHIC Office Assistant 9,12 Girls Bowling 9,10,11,12 Volleyball 9,10,11,12 Girls Basketball 10,11,12 Old English L 9,10,11,12 C. SUZANNE JACOBSEN COLLEGE ENTRANCE Student Council 9 Senior Play 22 ayugan 11, MER Oracle 9,10,12 Discussion Club 12 Library Assistant 10,11 Office Assistant 9 Girls Basketball 12 | س JOAN JOHNSTON COLLEGE ENTRANCE Student Council 9,11,12; Cayugan 12; Maroon Ога- cle 11,12; Discussion Club 12; Office Assistant 9,12; Glee Club 9,12; Mixed Chorus 12; Class Secretary 10; Girls Base- ball 9,10,11,12; Girls Bowling 9,10,11,12; Rifle Club 10,11,12; Volleyball 9,10,11,12; Girls Basket- ball 9,10,11,12; Old Eng- lish L 9,10,11,12 ы? RICHARD У. KENT REGENTS ACADEMIC DONALD KABEL REGENTS ACADEMIC Student Council 12 Football 9,10,11,12 J. V. Baseball 9 J. V. Track 10 Block L 12 MARION KESSEL COLLEGE ENTRANCE Senior Play 12 Library Assistant 9 Office Assistant 12 Class Vice-President 10 Girls Baseball 9,10,11,12 Volleyball 9,10,11,12 Cheer Leader 9,10,11,12 Girls Basketball 9,10,11,12 Old English L 9,10,11,12 Cayugan 12 17 NARLETTA KAULL GENERAL ACADEMIC WITOLD KOSAKOWSKI GENERAL ACADEMIC Co-Ops Club 11 Cafeteria 9,10 Band 11 Rifle Club 10 ; + d à ARR TWANA РЎ Wa eu і m Ae mme BARE A PALE PIA ish TU یا[‎ KA VG .— — سے BARBARA T. K OSZUTA REGENTS ACADEMIC Cayugan 12 Discussion Club 12 Office Assistant 9,10,12 CAROL L. LEICH REGENTS ACADEMIC Glee Club 11 Girls Bowling 9,10,11,12 Volleyball 9,10, 11, 12 Girls Basketball 10, 11,12 Old English L 9,10, 11, 12 Cayugan 12 ALICE M. KUPFER COLLEGE ENTRANCE Student Council 12 Maroon Oracle 12 Discussion Club 12 Library Assistant 9,10 Girls Baseball 11,12 Volleyball 9,10,11,12 Girls Basketball 9,10,11,12 Old English L 9,10,11,12 Cayugan 12 NAOMI LUDERMAN REGENTS COMMERCIAL Senior Play 12 Maroon Oracle 9 Office Assistant 9,10,11 Glee Club 12 Girls Bowling 9,10,11,12 Volleyball 9,10, 11, 12 Girls Basketball 9, 10,11,12 Girls Baseball 10, 11 Old English L 9, 10, 11,12 18 DOROTHY KURAS GENERAL ACADEMIC Office Assistant 10,12 Volleyball 10,11,12 Girls Basketball 10,11,12 | i. WILLIAM LUDERMAN GENERAL ACADEMIC JOSEPH J. LUME REGENTS ACADEMIC Discussion Club 12 Mixed Chorus 12 Band 9,10 Football 10,11,12 J. V. Basketball 10 Track 10,11,12 Block L 11,12 BETTY McKINNEY GENERAL ACADEMIC ALFRED MAY REGENTS ACADEMIC Discussion Club 12 Football 11,12 Track 9,10,11,12 Cross-Country 10 JEAN MEILER GENERAL ACADEMIC Maroon Oracle 12 Office Assistant 12 Girls Baseball 10 Volleyball 9,10,11,12 Girls Basketball 9,10,11,12 Old English L 9,10,11,12 19 SHIRLEY A. McALLISTER GENERAL ACADEMIC Maroon Oracle 10 Co-Ops Club 12 Library Assistant 10,11,12 Girls Bowling 9 Volleyball 9,10,11,12 Girls Basketball 9,10,11,12 Old English L 9,10,11,12 JAMES MELINE COLLEGE ENTRANCE Cayugan 11,12 Mixed Chorus 12 Band 9,10,11,12 Photography Club 11,12 Drill Band 12 MRS Pdl SERED TE RPP WELL OA еЗ DEIN. a � атыя т MEG AD ue LDA ER REI VP) YET n — —- — --- THEODOSIA MIEC ZNIKOWSKI VOCATIONAL STENOGRA PHIC Senior Play 12 Cayugan 12 Maroon Oracle 12 Discussion Club 12 Office Assistant 12 Volleyball 10,11,12 Girls Basketball 9,10,11,12 GENERAL ACADEMIC Football 9,10,11,12 J. V. Baseball 9 Track В, 10,11,12 Block І, 12 ê ر‎ | | RICHARD С. MILLER i f 1 ARNOLD A. MILDENBERGER REGENTS ACADEMIC LOIS J. MILDENBERGER COMMERCIAL BOOKKEEPING Student Council 11 Library Assistant 9 Office Assistant 9,10,11,12 Band 9 Girls Bowling 9,10,11,12 Rifle Club 10,11,12 Old English L 9,10,11,12 Cayugan 12 CAROL H. MILLNER COMMERCIAL RETAILING Student Council 10 Senior Play 12 Maroon Oracle 12 Co-Ops Club 11,12 Glee Club 11, 12 Mixed Chorus 11,12 Volleyball 10,11, 12 Girls Baseball 9, 10,11,12 Girls Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12 Old English L 9, 10, 11, 12 WILLIAM MORROW GENERAL ACADEMIC 20 х = A У DANIEL М. OLSZEWSKI EEN PEN aN E Qa RAPES GENERAL ACADEMIC ROBERT A. OLANS Cayugan 12 Student Council 11 TRANCE COLLEGE ENTRANC ات‎ а HELEN С. NIEMAN ill Football 11,12 Student Council 12 lock L 12 , GENERAL ACADEMIC Senior Play 12 Football 10,11,12 J. V. Basketball 9 Track 9,10,11,12 Block L 12 FRANK C. PERENY GENERAL ACADEMIC RICHARD PASCUCCI Student Council 12 REGENTS ACADEMIC СИ ОНМ С. ORDONG s J сои Block L 11,12 GENERAL ACADEMIC Band 9,10,11,12 Class Vice-President 12 Football 10,11,12 Baseball 10,11,12 Basketball 10,11,12 Block L 10,11,12 Cayuga 12 BERNARD PETERS ۲ REGENTS ACADEMIC VIVIAN P. PETERSON GENERAL ACADEMIC Cayugan 12 RONALD F. RINE COLLEGE ENTRANCE Discussion Club 12 Football 10, 11,12 ARTHUR J. ROBINSON aseball 9,10,11,12 Cheer Leader 10 GENERAL ACADEMIC Block L 12 Student Council 11,12 Cayugan 12 Football 8,9,10,11 Baseball 8,9,10,11 J. V. Basketball 8,9,10 J. V- Track 9 Block L 9,10,11 22 DONALD F. POSSEHL COLLEGE ENTRANCE Student Council 9,10,11,12 Library Assistant 12 Rifle Club 10,11,12 Boys Volleyball 11,12 Track 10,11,12 Cheer Leader 10 Cross-Country 10,11,12 Block L 10,11,12 HARVEY L. ROGERS COLLEGE ENTRANCE Senior Play 12 Discussion Club 12 J. V. Football 10 J. V. Baseball 9 Track 11 ADOLPH E. ROHL REGENTS ACADEMIC Cayugan 12 Class President 9,10,11 Football 10,11,12 Baseball 9,10,11,12 Basketball 9,10,11,12 Boys Volleyball 11,12 Track 9,10 Block L 10,11,12 PHILLIP K. SCHNEIDER COLLEGE ENTRANCE Student Council 9 Mixed Chorus 12 Football 9,12 Track 10,11 EDWARD G. SCHILLING COLLEGE ENTRANCE Student Council 9,10 Cayugan 11,12 Discussion Club 12 Photography Club 11,12 Rifle Club 10,11,12 ARTHUR SHEGDA REGENTS ACADEMIC Golf 10,11,12 Block L 11,12 23 GERALD SCHNEIDER REGENTS ACADEMIC Golf 10,11,12 Block L 11,12 ALLYN W. SIEBERT REGENTS ACADEMIC Football 12 Track 11,12 Cross-Country 11 Block L 11,12 ES = З £ = E = E Sv APRA RNA ЗАО Ee — ies VOTI WILLIAM JEROME SIMBECK GENERAL ACADEMIC Co-Ops Club 11,12 RT JOSEPH N. SOUTHWORTH COLLEGE ENTRANCE | Discussion Club 12 Football 12 J. V. Football 10 Rifle Club 10,11,12 Tennis 11,12 Cross-Country 10 Block L 11,12 WILLIAM JOSEPH SIMBECK GENERAL ACADEMIC BETTY J. SPANITZ GENERAL ACADEMIC Cayugan 12 Office Assistant 12 Volleyball 9,10,11,12 Girls Basketball 9,10,11,12 24 GLENN SNELL REGENTS ACADEMIC Music Council 9,11 Mixed Chorus 9,10,11,12 Band 9,10,11,12 Track 9,10,11,12 Block L 11,12 Drill Band 12 Cross-Country 10 4 lê WILLIAM R. STANSBERRY COLLEGE ENTRANCE Music Council 12 Mixed Chorus 10,11,12 Football 10,11,12 J. V. Track 10 Block L 12 d sw Z ۳ ; ip ROBERT STURM GENERAL ACADEMIC ONNOLEE M. STEVENS Co-Ops Club 11 COMMERCIAL RETAILING Maroon Oracle 12 Co-Ops Club 11,12 Office Assistant 12 Glee Club 9,11,12 Mixed Chorus 11,12 Girls Baseball 12 Girls Bowling 9,11 Volleyball 9,10,11,12 Cheer Leader 9,10,11,12 Girls Basketball 9,10,11,12 Old English L 9,10,11,12 DONALD W. SUGG GENERAL ACADEMIC THEODORE J. SUESS COLLEGE ENTRANCE Cayugan 12 ` Office Assistant 10,11,12 Mixed Chorus 10,11 Senior Play 12 Projector Operator 9,10, Discussion Club 12 11,12 Mixed Chorus 12 Football 10,11,12 Track 10,11,12 Block L 12 25 DOROTHY L. STUTZMAN COLLEGE ENTRANCE Student Council 10,11; Cayugan 12; Art Council 12; Library Assistant 9; Office Assistant 9; Glee Club 9,11,12; Mixed Cho- rus 12; Girls Baseball 9, 10,11,12; Girls Bowling 9, 10,11,12; Volleyball 9,10, 11,12; Rifle Club 9,10,11, 12: Cheer Leader 9,10,11, 12; Girls Basketball 9,10, 11,12; Old English L 9,10, 11,12 GERTUDE M. SUGG GENERAL ACADEMIC Maroon Oracle 12 Co-Ops Club 11,12 Girls Bowling 12 Volleyball 9,10,11,12 Girls Basketball 9,10,11,12 Old English L 9,10,11,12 RUTH L. SUGG GENERAL ACADEMIC Maroon Oracle 12 Co-Ops Club 11,12 Office Assistant 12 Glee Club 9,10 ROBERT WEREMBLEWSKI GENERAL ACADEMIC Co-Ops Club 11,12 FLORENCE M. TORPY COLLEGE ENTRANCE Student Council 9,11 Senior Play 12 Class Vice-President 11 Girls Baseball 11,12 Girls Bowling 9 Volleyball 9,10,11,12 Girls Basketball 9,10,11,12 Old English L 9,10,11,12 DAVID A. WHITMORE COLLEGE ENTRANCE Discussion Club 12 SHIRLEY J. WEBER GENERAL ACADEMIC Cayugan 12 Office Assistant 9,10 Prom Queen 11 Volleyball 9,10,11 Girls Basketball 9,10,11 CLINTON WILLIS COMMERCIAL RETAILING Cayugan 11,12 Co-Ops Club 11,12 Office Assistant 9,11,12 Mixed Chorus 10,11 Photography Club 11,12 RONALD R. ZAMROK GENERAL ACADEMIC f ALBERT ZABAROWSKI ш COLLEGE ENTRANCE PHYLLIS P. YESKA Cayugan 11,12 COLLEGE ENTRANCE Discussion Club 12 ADDITIONAL GRADUATES Photography Club 11,12 Cayugan 12 J. V- Basketball 9 JERRY CRANS COLLEGE ENTRANCE Discussion Club 12 Rifle Club 10,11,12 Office Assistant 9 Cross-Country 12 CARL LATHROP GENERAL ACADEMIC Glee Club 9,10,11,12 Mixed Chorus 12 Girls Bowling 9,10,11,12 Rifle Club 10,11,12 Volleyball 9,10,11,12 Girls Basketball 11,12 Old English L 9,10,11,12 SENIOR OFFICERS | Е. Flierl, Treasurer; В. Pascucci, Vice-President; Мг. Wright, j adviser; A. Hughes, Secretary; D. Bove, President 27 ۲ ۲ GARAVAN LEADERS ji ( 7 MOST FRIENDLY Donald Bove, Christine Capozzi MOST SCIENTIFIC James Burke, Joan Johnston MOST ATHLETIC Adolph R ohl, Naomi Inderman MOST ATTRACTIVE COUPLE Roy Heintz, вает MOST ARTISTIC MOST Em da Joan Johnston, рада Whitmore Joseph Lume AS CHOSEN BY THE OS MOST SERVICE TO L.H.S. о Adolph Rohl, 3 Joan Johnston 1949 THROUGH THEIR HOME- ROOM POLLS BEST DANCERS Jack Suess, Joan Basher MOST TYPICAL L.H.S. STUDENT Donald Bove, Marion Kessel MOST ENTERTAINING Roy Heintz, Anita Eckstein BEST LOOKING Robert Olans, Joan Johnston BASHFUL MOST STUDIOUS Helen Suzanne Jacobsen, Nieman Edward Schilling | IN МЕМОНАМ Тнвосен his sudden accidental death last summer, the Class of 1949 lost а good friend and active member --- Stanley Zokaitis. We remember most his humor, co-operation, and class spirit, and we sincerely regret his loss. 30 ў Å x çê CLASS ШЕ او‎ 1st row: C. Culmo, B. May, J. Pautler, J. Brenkus, С. Alvord, M. Lindner, S. Lauchner, A. Lachat, M. Matteson, N. Davis, C. Szutkowska, G. James, J. Gregory 2nd row: A. Antonicelli, L. Primas, M. Bowen, J. Kimbrough, R. Stenson, M. Raichel, L. Ezzo, L. Stolz- man, R. McGuire, N. Richardson, M. Chriss, B. Basinski, M. Chaves, M. Hess 3rd row: B. Kaminska, G. VanBrunt, J. Smith, B. Falconer, R. Gowanlock, S. Rumley, C. Zydel, J. Shing- ler, S. Dylag, M. Amaroso, E. Snyder, G. Parks, E. Smith, M. Diane Nevins 4th row: Mrs. Shannon, G. Deutschlander, M. Morrow, N. Berner, M. Witkowska, D. Piontkowski, J. Bennett, M. Dolores Nevins, N. Miller, L. Swannie, M. Voss, S. Rodeghiero, D. Becker, R. Patrignani, M. Menzies, Miss Zuber Sth row: A. Cappeglia, J. Olszewski, J. Barnhart, W. Chadwick, E. Gac, R. Kraatz, F. Schreiber, E. Dell, J. Rector, L. Quinn, G. Roll, K. Maier, M. Girardin, W. McAndrew, W. Mildenberger 6th row: J. Faisant, H. Cavalieri, R. Graves, S. Kedzierski, C. Goldbach, F. Schweers, E. Sanders, H. Eckertson, D. Putnam, E. Georgini, R. Becker, R. Berns, P. English, R. Ciszak, G. Munn, S. Jasinski, A. Aldinger, A. Lein Ar their organization meeting in September, the Junior Class elected Donald Schneider, President; Glen Roll, Vice-President; Ellen Mae Snyder, Treasurer; and Mabel Hess, Secretary. Last year we chose the talisman rose for our class flower, blue and gold for our colors, and “Knowledge comes, but wisdom lingers” for our motto. To raise funds this year, we promoted a January dance, as well as the sale of ornamental L.H.S. automobile plates. We are looking forward to a skating party, and of course, to our all-important Junior Prom. Mrs. Shannon is our adviser, assisted by Miss Zuber and Mr. Jamieson. 31 Let row: 2nd row: 3rd row: 4th row: 5th row: 6th row: Tth row: en er е зы кес OF 1951. О. Laraiso, В. Ceravolo, В. Brown, В. Johnston, М. Astri, В. Schutt, М. Weaver, ]. Seaward, К. Wright, J. Rusher, М. Premus, С. Pfeiffer, J. Hatt, У. Boni, Е. Hutchinson, Е. Cerny, J- Hess a D. Merkling, C. Smith, J. Suchow, В. Faisant, P. Frost, В. Kamrowski, M. Glaser, В. Laleman®, M. Budzynski, M. Budzynski, H. Berent, S. Cassillo, E. Rondina, T. Lahnen, S. Haungs A. Witkowska, D. Kraatz, D. Tarasik, E. Cornish, M. Schultz, A. Kuras, D. VanBuskirk, C. Dyer, R. Hedges, A. Schnorr, R. Kuras, A. Rein, F. Vriesen, Miss Van Name G. Allen, I. Sugg, T. pietrantone, D. Lein, R. Volker, S. Carvelli, D. Kelly, J. Stutzman, D. Tates, E. Gibbin, E. Kucio, R. Reynders, D. MacArthur, Mr. Galembo Mr. Kelleher, N. Pfohl, F. Waag, A. Berg, B. Hochmuth, K. MacDavid, D. Hentzy, A. Hart, E. Austin, T. Austin, R. Hamann, E. Berent, P. Weinbach, J. Mikula, C. Morrow J. Kicak, K. Kehrer, N. Swihart, J. Eberth, R. Velocci, R. Van Splunder, R. Mills, P. Gawron, E. Dentinger, D. Rohl, D. Tasa J. Baker, W. McNeill, D. Symenow, Н. Steinwandel, unidentified, В. Kedzierski, A. Feuerstein, A. Frankiewich, G. Zurbrick, R. Plecha, D. Hess, N. Yost Donau Lein, the President of the Class of 1951, is typical of the hard-working members of this class. In keeping with our motto, “Not finished, just begun,”’ our group has planned many activities, such as dances, picnics, and the sale of magazines. Our officers, Fred Waag, Vice-President; Jean Seaward, Secretary; and Sammy Carvelli, Treasurer, have helped to develop these plans, with the aid of Mr. Galembo, our adviser. Our class colors, maroon and gold, and our flower, the yellow rose, have inspired us to aim at greater success. lst row: 2nd row: 3rd row: 4th row: 5th row: 6th row: 1st row: 2nd row: 3rd row: 4th row: 5th row: 6th row: M. Luke, G. Sturm, A. Robbins, E. Dalconzo, J. Hadsall, J. Miller, J. Pfeiffer, P. Schneider, I. Piontkowski, M. Snyder, F. Bernacki, M. Blazejewski, M. Wolfe E. Smith, B. Hake, A. Schmidt, C. Scrace, R. Sugg, S. Frajewski, G. Eisenhouer, A. Smith, J. Voss, P. Ulrich, E. Meyer, R. Coffta, I. Boldt J. LeRoy, A. Krupka, A. Kihl, N. Hollenberger, L. Kent, B. Blair, D. Burkhardt, F. Johnson, D. Koszuta, S. Klinkman, E. Gac, J. North J. Muetel, J. Piontkowski, M. Scotland, V. Koestler, S. Barnhart, M. Mutton, J. Rohl, J. Smith, M. Voss, J. Gould, C. Feustel, I. Siefert, C. Koon E. Burke, A. Galasso, Dorothy Nuwer, M. Nuwer, Dolores Nuwer, B. Weller, C. Ceppaglia, V. Lein, J. Nelson, I. Krieger, A. Selch A. Vriesen, P. Dell, D. Groendycke, S. Kasprzyk, L. Seifer, J. Lelek, E. Brenkus, G. Helwig, S. Javert, G. Gonzalez FRESHMEN A 1 Ma ж, DAN д - САЎ МА We: {= À BO YS J. Steiner, R. Snyder, M. Salvadore, V. Cavalieri, R. Ezzo, P. Bosse, R. Brunea, D. Hart, R. Cavert, R. Mills, F. Choops, C. Groth, R. Dyer, A. Tamrowski J. Schwartz, P. Wrobbel, K. Lahnen, W. Kotansky, C. Crombie, D. Fisher, W. Ciszak, D. Kosiorek, E. Dinkins, G. Ederer, G. Bluhm A. Scheu, G. Feuerstein, R. Brophy, J. Setter, C. Soemann, M. Doehn, F. Parks, G. Tamrowski, J. Banach, A. Stroh R. Winder, G. MacPeek, N. Lesser, R. Ball, E. Schneider, E. Ignatowski, E. Rondina, J. Hawk, R. McGuire, R. Havens, A. Platzer D. Willse, G. Radder, E. Kasprzyk, C. Kaczmarek, F. Kimberle, R. Sroczynski, D. Hickel, W. Golus, M. Refermat, R. Pfohl R. Schutt, G. Shingler, D. Schermerhorn, H. Menzies, W. Blair, R. Welks, W. Woelfle, R. Wiltse, G. Martzolf, J. Martzolf, H. Marinelli, G. Gesse, D. MacBride 33 = = = = Es - | | | 1. A. Robinson, D. Possehl, W. Stansberry, Blessing, F. Flierl, M. Brown 2. R. Pascucci, J. Meline 10. T. Miecznikowski, B. Spanitz, F. Torpy 3. W. Hastrich, Dr. Addesa 11. Don Sugg 12. J. Hess 4. B. Hinsken, N. Luderman, D. Sugg, W. Green, R. Berner 5. W. Stansberry, D. Possehl 13. Possehl, Stansberry, Brown, 6. W. Beam, A. Kupfer, M. Kessel Flierl, Robinson, Blessing 14. B. Hinsken, D. Bove 7. M. Kessel, S. Jacobsen 15. Bove å 18. D. Giorgini, M. Groendycke 8. R. Pascucci, R. Rine 16. Pascucci 19. R. Alvord 9. R. Rine, D. Kabel, R. Heintz 17. R. Olans, J. Suess 20. A. Kupfer 34 E ER: w = MARY ANN SCØSTLArR SP SENIOR STUDENT COUNCIL Seated: R. Faisant, M. Amaroso, C. Capozzi, J. Hess, A. Kupfer, M. Matteson, C. Culmo, B. Schutt, J. Hess Standing: M. Voss, Mr. Kelleher, D. Kraatz, B. Falconer, B. Brown, L. Dalconzo, E. Snyder, J. Johnston, G. Mitzel, R. Miller, F. Pereny, R. Olans, R. Heintz, A. Feuerstein, A. Robinson, D. Possehl, S. Cassillo, R. Johnston, D. Becker Tus year the Senior Student Council had the following officers, elected by the tenth, eleventh, and twelfth year student body: Roy Heintz, President; Arthur Robinson, Vice-President; Joan Johnston, Secretary; and Marjorie Weaver, Treasurer. The adviser was Mr. Kelleher, who did a very fine job. The Student Council sponsored many activities this year. It supported the Community Chest, Red Cross, the sale of T. B. Christmas seals, and an old clothes drive. The Council also put up posters in the cafeteria and the Senior High lavatories to keep them neat. Some of our most interesting and educational assembly programs were under the Council's sponsorship, and were financed by the sale of candy at Christmas time, as well as by the Council's Christmas Ball. As a future project, the Council hopes to start a Dramatics Club, and raise enough money to pur- chase a control that would open and close the stage curtains. At the present time, the organization Е rounding out а busy year by working on various plans for raising the needed funds. NEL UNION “STUDENT COUNCIL 1st row: A. Andersen, S. Robinson, A. Galasso, L. James, Secretary; E. Dalconzo, President, A. Robbins, Treasurer; J. LeRoy, Vice President; S. Javert, G. Gonzalez 2nd row: R. Robinson, A. Tamrowski, C. Bellas, Miss Snyder, D. Gluntz, R. Mills, R. Rohl, R. Smith Our Junior Council took an active part in the charity drives this year. For the tuberculosis drive we raised $35 by having each home-room cover a cardboard toy cut-out with Christmas seals. During the Community Chest drive we raised $40.39, and for the March of Dimes over $56. The Junior Student Council also has planned and conducted the assembly programs. On December 22 our Christmas assembly was an amateur show with participants from the entire school. 37 €———————— коми Тыз school year brought new leaders to the L. Н. 5. сагауа� of pioneers ---- Mr. Kling be- came Principal of the combined student body, with over seven hundred and fifty enrolled; Mr. Wright became his assistant, with heådquarters in the third floor office; and Mr. Farrell became assistant guidance director. To them and the faculty fell the big responsibility of arranging a profitable and successful academic year. With over a hundred seniors achieving the golden goal of graduation, theirs was a job well done. ОПЕН lst row: J. Nelson, M. Astri, Miss Davis, S. Long, B. May 2nd and 3rd rows: G. Domeracki, S. McAllsiter, L. Stolzman, A. Vriesen, D. Possehl, J. LeRoy, R. Fairhead, D. Bove, L. Ezzo, S. Tryanowski, M. Dolores Nevins, D. Piontkowski үй N Loës er ГЫ b у, — e ER = ART OFFICERS 1st row: D. Van Buskirk, D. Stutzman, C. Zydel, J. Gierlinger 2nd row: R. Smith, Miss Bates, D. Schneider, J. Robinson Tux art committee is elected by members of the art cla d sses to do service work for the art de- partment. This year they organized the successful Halloween contest with the downtown merchants, handling prizes, publicity, and entries. T i morse and ru o raise money for new pictures for our school, they also th CRS e ês He ey have assumed the responsibility for keeping attractive 39 A 155 | Hn� . ` ê e frr ї | PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB Seated: J. Gregory, G. James, B. Kaminska Standing: A. Zabarowski, C. Willis, J. Meline, E. Schilling Z — Y О RIGINATING in 1947, the Photography Cl ub, under the direction of Mr. Schermerhorn, has quickly progressed from an unimportant beginning to the position of responsibility for most of the pictures for our yearbook. All of this year’s group pictures, except the Senior Play action shots, were taken with the new press camera presented to the club by the Board of Education. These group pictures were taken by teams of two, usually a boy and a girl student. Each member holds an office in the organization. They are Jane Gregory, Secretary; Grace -————— —— — — —— | Î James, display manager; Barbara Kaminska, Treasurer; James Meline, supply manager; Edward | Schilling, program chairman; Clinton Willis, yearbook chairman, and Albert Zabarow ski, contest | | manager. un ана MAROON ORACLE Published Bi-Weekly by the Students of Lancaster High School ei $ Seated: ]. Meiler, T. Miecznikowski, C. Capozzi, S. Jacobsen, J. Brenkus, L. Primas Standing: R. Heintz, L. Dalconzo, R. Sugg, B. May, N. Kaull, A. Kupfer, C. Millner, G. Sugg, J. Johnston, E. Herbold, L. Ezzo, O. Stevens, J. Girardin, W. Beam, W. Green caster met its first defeat at the hands of Akron who dis- played a powerful ground at- tack. The score was 20-6. Lancaster's only score came in the last perlod when Lancas- ter's right end, Bob Bohlen. was able to pull down the wet, muddy ball on a 30 yard pass, which resulted in a touch- down. On October 9, Lancaster de- feated Hamburg 12-8 at the Hamburg field. The first score came on a pass from Richard Pascucci to Danny Giorgini, and the second on a run a- round end, also by Danny Giorgini. six wins and two losses. and son were played by two dents: East Aurora Defeated Fr a ET seventh graders, Nancy Ger- SENIOR DIVISION— Lancaster handed East Aur- ` main and Ronald Hadsall. lst Prize . Joan Johnston ora its first setback of the year VE DE) NEW ON XEBE 1st Prize Jane Gregory on October 16, at the Lancas- FACULTY? š Polomene Potters Presented 2nd Prize .. Paul Wrobbel ter High School field, Lancas- Meet Miss Betty Rine, girl’s ter opened the scoring on a pass from Joe Olszewski to “Bob” Bohlen for six points. “Don” Kabel kicked the extra point, which was the deciding factor, as Lancaster won 7-6. Lancaster Downs Depew On October 22, Lancaster beat Depew 6-0 before a cap- acity crowd of excited specta- tors and students. The lone Score came in the first period when “Joe” Olszewski broke the last quarter. Sloan Defeated Lancaster beat Sloan 23-0 in the last home game of the season. The scores came on a line buck by “Dewey” Rohl, and two pass interceptions— one by “Bill” Hastrich and the other by “Danny” Giorgini. “Don” Kabel kicked a field goal and two extra points. L. Н. 5. was defeated by Am- herst 13-0 in the last football game of the local season. The game was played under wet conditions, and Lancaster was able to take to the air. Lan- caster ended the season with gym teacher, who is going to give Miss Gillette a hand with the enormous “gym” classes this year. Miss Rine graduated from Lancaster High School in 1944 and attended Cortland State Teachers College. After grad- uating from Cortland in 1947, she taught at the Sloan Pub- lic Schools for one year, and z no doing a fine job at L. nr. 5е10е1 а� а Mr. Simmons are the instructors. The most important feature is the real road training. Each pupil INTERESTING ASSEMBLIES “Rip Van Winkle” Presented At Joint Assembly On Monday, October 4, the Junior and Senior high schools were pleasantly entertained at a joint assembly featuring Mr. and Mrs. John Ellis in an ad- aptation of Washington Ir- ving's famous story, Rip Van Winkle.” The parts of the daughter An entertaining assembly on Ceramics was presented by the Polomene Potters, on Monday, October 13. The Potters gave an inter- esting account of famous pieces of pottery,.and had on display several replicas of these p'eces. They also modeled many in- teresting articles including vases, a teapot, and a dog’s (Continued on Page 2) rne above picture shows the driver training car with left to right: Mr. Seibel and Mr.. | Simmons. | HALLOWEEN ART CONTEST The first Halloween Art Contest in our school proved | most successful, with арргох- | imately sixty students coop- erating. Sketches made in the art classes were painted on the windows of the downtown stores. The merchants and generai public were most en- thusiastic in their support of this project. Prizes donated by local merchants were dis- tributed to the following stu- 3rd Prize Kathryn Wrobbel JUNIOR DIVISION— 1st Prize Rodney Fairhead 2nd Prize .. Joan Davis 3rd Prize Mary Ellen Rusher Beatrice Lindauer Prizes were also awarded to the many students who recei- ved honoraable mention. At this time, we wish to thank all who helped make this project a success. ART COMMITTEE EN d M + d 2 vii� О А iw Ge) Ежа Ir) و‎ . d A å a nm “ага: ate. ینا‎ w 41 DRILL BAND Front row: J. Rohl, A. Robbins, Mr. Kemp, K. Wrobbel Let row: (front to back) D. Hentzy, C. Gerlach, C. Chapman, б. Sturm, S. Jasinksi, L. Roll, C. Possehl 2nd row: (front to back) B. Kinner, C. Peters, R. Hughes, M. Luke, J. Nelson, D. Schermerhorn, R. Hadsall 3rd row: (front to back) D. Wiltse, C. Keel, D. Schneider, C. Abendschein, B. Ayres, H. Cavalieri, G. Lewis 4th row: (front to back) B. Hake, R. Keicher, P. Possehl, J. Dickinson, G. Van Brunt, C. Kwiatowski, J. Smyth, D. Eberhardt 5th row: (front to back) A. Selch, P. Hake, J. Meline, B. Kaminska, G. Mitzel, N. Schaefer, A. Acker- man, H. Ripley 6th row: (front to back) M. Nevins, F. Germain, M. Hess, F. Petrasio, H. Schaefer, R. Weeks. D. Colling Tth row: (front to back) K. MacDavid, B. Behringer, E. Smith, D. Albrecht, J. Hadsall, G. Parks, G. Snell Nzw vistas of' musical progress were opened with the organization of this year's drill band, furnished with colorful new uniforms. This musical organization, conducted by Mr. Kemp, and with James Meline as President, played at the varsity football games, participated in local parades, and gave its annual Christmas and March concerts. In keeping with the pioneer spirit of our school and class, a chosen few of the band members were organized for the first time into an excellent pit band to furnish music for our school assem- blies. These students had the honor of being the first to comprise such an organization at L.H.S. 42 н — е å pg Liu ہے لن ا‎ ÎÎ سے‎ Haa M EEE CLUB 1st row: O. Stevens, D. Stutzman, M. Dolores Nevins, C. Adolf, P. Possehl, C. Possehl, E. Rondina, R. Patrignani, G. Allen 2nd row: E. Herbold, B. Brown, R. Johnston, M. Luke, C. Smith, E. Cornish, K. Wrobbel, G. Sturm, M. Hess, C. Alvord, C. Velocci 3rd row: B. Walters, M. Glaser, B. Javert, A. Robbins, P. Yeska, C. Millner, P. Frost, B. Schutt, L. Swannie, J. Hadsall 4th row: R. Ceravolo, A. Eckstein, N. Luderman, A. Hughes, J. Johnston, D. Gund, B. Basinski, J. Kimbrough, D. Merkling, D. Kraatz, M. Astri, D. Tarasik Tue Glee Club, consisting of fifty-five girls under the direction of Mr. Scherme rhorn, meets Tuesdays and Thursdays to sing, partly for enjoyment, and partly to qualify for the state festival held in the spring. The group performed for the Christmas Concert, the annual spring concert, and entered the state competition in May. The President of the club is Joan Johnston, and the representatives to the Music Council are Carol Millner and Rose Patrignani. 43 1 ‚| å CHORUS 1st row: D. Stutzman, E. Smith, A. Eckstein, G. Parks, A. Hughes, P. Yeska, M. Bowen, D. Gund, C. Adolf, O. Stevens 2nd row: C. Abendschein, C. Millner, B. Basinski, M. Nevins, G. Van Brunt, J. Johnston, M. Voss, J. Bennett, D. Merkling, J. Basher 3rd row: S. Jasinski, D. Van Buskirk, G. Snell, D. Sugg, D. Hentzy, R. Dyer, D. Schneider, D. Lein 4th row: C. Windnagle, R. Berg, P. Schneider, R. Heintz, W. Stansberry, J. Meline, J. Lume, J. Suess, K. Maier Tus year’s Mixed Chorus, although handicapped by the loss of over half its members who gradu- ated last June, has filled its depleted ranks with new members, whose fine spirit and effort resulted in many pleasing performances by the group, under Mr. Schermerhorn’s direction. The Chorus took part in the Christmas concert, sang in the Methodist Church at Easter time, and participated in the annual May Festival at Amherst. | MUSIC COUNCIL Seated: B. Basinski, D. Gund, P. Possehl, R. Patrignani Standing: J. Dickinson, G. Parks, W. Stansberry 44 - DISCUSSION CLUB S. Jacobsen, F. Torpy, C. Adolf, J. Burke, M. Brown, J. Ayres, C. Capozzi, J. Seated: Johnston Standing: J. Suess, A. Siebert, R. Rine, W. Beam, A. May, D. Whitmore, T. Miecznikow- ski, J. Southworth, A. Zabarowski, E. Schilling, J. Lume, F. Flierl, D. Gund, A. Babcock, B. Koszuta, L. Dalconzo, J. Girardin, B. Asmus CO-OPS CLUE 1st row: Р. Brunner, б. Sugg, O. Stevens, E. Herbold, A. Amaroso, B. Walters 2nd row: R. Ciszak, L. Stolzman, J. Brenkus, L. Swannie, D. Gund, R. Gowanlock, R. Sugg, M. Zimpfer, S. McAllister, M. Amaroso, S. Rodeghiero, J. Hatt, C. Millner, J. Meiler, Mr. Burlingame, R. Patrignani 3rd row: H. Cavalieri, A. Ceppaglia, R. Weremblewski, W. Simbeck, W. Milden- berger, C. Willis, G. Munn, S. Jasinski, W. Green 45 SENIORS STAGE HIT WITH MYSTERY PLAY The play, Ghost of the Air,” presented by the senior class of '49 in the L. Н. S. au- ditorium, on the nights of November 23 and 24, proved to be a great success. The entire action of the play | took place in Radio Station | KUX, where strange things l happened. Thomas Watson, | the president of the station, i played by Harvey Rogers, re- ceived several threatening | rcessages, warning him to get | | off the air or he would be | forced off. He attributed these | threats to The Radiant Hair AR Dye Cozipany because he bad | been compelled to eliminate | their program from his sta- tion because of their false ad- | 1 vertising methods. To further | I complicate matters, Gordon | —— r a ۱ Mowbray, official announcer i for Station KUX, played by Milton Brown, had incurred the wrath of several of his associates who threatened to finish-him. An unknown girl, played by Naomi Luderman, | appeared and insisted that | Gordon return the hundred dollars he had borrowed from 3 1 her brother. H When Gordon tried to evade the issue she, too, announced i her intention of seeking re- Í venge. Gordon had been en- i gaged to Betty Mack, a pretty 1st row: N. Luderman, F. Torpy, T. Miecznikowski, M. Kessel radio singer, played by Lily 2nd å n h L. Dal C. Millner Dalconzo, whom he jilted for nd row: Miss Zuber, J. Basher, S. Jacobsen, L. Da conzo, C. Milln Lucile La Roy, the golden 3rd row: M. Brown, R. Olans, J. Crans, H. Rogers, R. Heintz, J. Suess å voice of Station KUX, played by John Basher. But when Bing Bellamy, a handsome crooner, played by Jerry Crans, appeared on the scene, Lucile and Bing fell in love and became engaged. Gordon rebelled and used all of his schemes to make Lucile break her engagement to Bing. The latter heard that Gordon was annoying Lucile and sprang to her defense. Gordon aroused Bing's ire and during an an- nounce� ent of a program, Bing picked up a revolver and leveled it at Gordon. Suddenly the lights went out and a shot was heard in the dark. Evi- dence pointed to Bing as the guilty party when Jasper Holmes, the famous detective, —no relation to Sherlock—, | played by Roy Heinz, started | an investigation. From that | moment on the action fairly 1 bristled with tense suspense. | Bing was declared innocent in 1 — a Tm Zm mo u aass spite of circumstantial evi- dence, and the master sleuth turned to the other members of Station KUX, looking for the guilty party. Just before he died, Gordon was heard to say, that dead or alive, he would continue ot announce | from Station КОХ, and his 4 prophecy. appeared to come | true when his voice was heard 1st row: O. Stevens, L. Mildenberger, J. Johnston, P. Yeska, A. Kupfer over the microphone. , This thrilling play kept the 2nd row: W. Green, D. Sugg, F. Vriesen, R. Reynders, V. Antonicelli, | audience on the edge of their A. Zabarowski | seats until the final curtain. | 46 RICHARD PASCUCCI AND JOAN BASHER, ATTENDANTS; SHIRLEY WEBER, PROM QUEEN, DONALD BOVE, PROM KING 1st row: S. Weber, B. Hinsken, B. Venditti, M. Groendycke 2nd row: F. Huff, D. Bove, J. Lume, D. Giorgini 48 CAFETERIA STAFF Mrs. Scheifla, Mrs. Berg, Mrs. Beckman, Mrs. Hirsch, Mrs. Seegar, Miss Newberry, Mrs. Becker, Mrs. Monnin, Miss Putnam Tus year, for the first time, the L. H. S. cafeteria, in co-operation with the federal government, was able to furnish our students with a twenty-cent special lunch. The program has proved to be very satisfactory and beneficial to the student body. We can take pride in our lunch room and the competent staff that serves us. SENIOR GIRLS IN CAFETERIA CAN YOU FIND -- P. Yeska, B. Spanitz, J. Girardin, S. Jacobsen, B. Torpy, M. Kessel, N. Luderman, J. Johnston, T. Miecznikowski, H. Nieman, M. Groendycke, B. Hinsken, B. Asmus, J. Meiler, A. Eckstein, W. Beam ? 49 E ua — 1st row: M. Rusher, J. Rusher, C. Ceppaglia, E. Dalconzo, J. Meiler, T. Н Miecznikowski, J. Girardin, W. Beam, М. Kessel, О. Stevens 2nd row: H. Budzynski, D. Kraatz, G. Domeracki, L. Mildenberger, J. Johnston, B. Koszuta, J. Brenkus, D. Gund, A. Eckstein 3rd row: B. Hinsken, M. Groendycke, R. Patrignani, A. Hughes, L. Dalconzo, S. Rodeghiero, M. Amaroso, N. Miller, M. Voss, L. Swannie vek ARLES Miss J. Krieke, Miss D. Krieke, Mrs. King 1st row: 2nd row: 3rd row: 4th row: Absent: 1st row: 2nd row: 3rd row: PHOTOGRAPHY, ART, LAYOUT, AND EDITORIALS G. James, V. Peterson, M. Groendycke, J. Basher M. Kessel, T. Miecznikowski, A. Kupfer, S. Jacobsen, D. Stutzman J. Gregory, B. Spanitz, B. Kaminska, A. Babcock, J. Johnston, C. Leich, L. Mildenberger, P. Yeska, Miss M. Huber C. Willis, D. Olszewski, J. Burke, G. Egan, J. Meline, J. Ordong, R. Kedzierski, A. Siebert, A. Zabarowski Miss Bates, Mr. Schermerhorn, A. Hughes, M. Hess, J. Seaward, M. Scotland, C. Abendschein, R. Brophy, B. Koszuta YEARBOOK STAFF BUSINESS STAFF D. Stutzman, C. Capozzi, S. Weber A. Zabarowski, R. Pascucci, J. Johnston, L. Dalconzo, A. Robinson, D. Giorgini D. Bove, A. Rohl, M. Brown, R. Berner, F. Flierl, D. Sugg, F. Huff 2. W. Green 3. V. Peterson 4. J. Ayres 5. С. Capozzi, 8. Jacobsen, F. Тогру, А. Hughes, А. Kupfer, L. Dalconzo 6. L. Mildenberger, M. Brown C. Capozzi 7. Alma Mater 8. P. Yeska 9. Theodosia and Florence 10. Miss B. Huber 11. Senior Specialty 12. W. Green, D. Sugg, D. Bove 13. Senior girls -- way back when! 14. Next year’s Seniors 15. O. Stevens 16. J. Basher, J. Johnston 17. L. Milderberger 52 Ê Ad ==, 18. D. Stutzman, S. Jacobson 19. W. Hastrich 20. M. Groendycke 21. C. Capozzi SC й N 4 Or OUR SCHOOL 1st row: C. Capozzi, G. Sugg, J. Girardin, D. Stutzman, W. Beam, P. Yeska, J. Basher | 2nd row: A. Hughes, S. McAllister, L. Mildenberger, J. Johnston, N. Luderman, M. Kessel, A. Kupfer, F. Torpy, J. Hess, C. Millner, J. Haworth 3rd row: Miss Gillette, A. Babcock, O. Stevens, E. Herbold, C. Leich, J. Meiler, L. Dalconzo, A. Eck- stein, C. Alvord - i 4th row: S. Rodeghiero, В. Patrignani, E. Snyder, E. Smith, M. Amaroso, G. Parks, A. Antonicelli, C. Culmo, B. Basinski, G. Van Brunt, M. Voss, M. Dolores Nevins, G. James, S. Lauchner, J. | Bennett, M. Lindner inska b Sthrow: B. May, М. Chriss, M. Menzies, M. Hess, N. Davis, M. Diane Nevins, J. Gregory, В. Kaminsm, E | J. Kimbrough, M. Bowen, B. Falconer, B. Walters, N. Miller, L. Swannie, L. Primas, A. | Lachat, D. Becker k Tue old English L is the girls’ athletic club corresponding to the boys’ Block L. Any ninth grace girl interested in participating in intramural activities is eligible to join. The English L letter 15 а warded in her Junior year; as а Senior she receives her felt sport emblem, provided she has partici pated in that sport for four years. —— = As for activities, the club has an annual party for the Junior and Senior members, å baked-goods sale, and at the end of the year a picnic with the Block L boys. This year’s officers were Marion Kessel, President; Eleanor Smith, Vice-President; Joan Johnston, Secretary; Lily Dalconzo, Treasurer; and Naomi Luderman, chairman of entertainment. f 54 T. ИИ We 1st row: A. Robinson, F. Huff, A. Rohl, R. Bohlen, D. Bove, R. Pascucci, R. Heintz, D. Giorgini 2nd row: C. Windnagle, R. Rein, D. Possehl, G. Roll, J. Burke, M. Brown, R. Miller, W. Stansberry, J. Southworth, D. Olszewski, A. May, A. Siebert, D. Kabel, J. Suess, A. Zabarowski 3rd row: R. Mills, R. Nespal, R. Measer, W. Hastrich, R. Olans, J. Lume, D. ` Hentzy, J. Olszewski Tue Block L Club was established at Lancaster High early in the 1920’s and has rounded out over | а quarter century of continuous activity. Its purpose is to foster good sportsmanship and a closer re- i lationship between athletes competing in the various sports. Membership is open only to those boys who have earned their Block L award in one or more inter- scholastic sports. One annual event that is always looked forward to by its members is the picnic held jointly with the girls of the corresponding organization, the Old English L Club. D This year s officers were as follows: “Ві”? Hastrich, President; “Art” Robinson, Vice-President; “Dick” Pascucci, Treasurer. 55 à vada усе Ph READERS S. Rodeghiero, M. Voss, M. Kessel, D. Becker, B. Walters Stevens, о. J. Basher, D. Stutzman, sun 1st row: G. Roll, H. Steinwandel, J. Giallanza 2nd row: С. Kothen, D. MacDavid, V. Lume, J. Siller, В. Robbins, B. Matteson 3rd row: J. Olszewski, R. Pascucci, W. Hastrich, W. Deutschlander, A. Rohl, R. Rine, Mr. Farrell BASEBALL Let row: P. Gawron, A. Fr@nkiewich, D. Schneider, T. Austin J. Baker, J. Kicak 2nd row: E. Austin, E. Giorgini, J. Robinson, A. Robinson, N. Yost, Mr. Dembrow 3rd row: C. Dyer, M. Morrow, D. Roll, D. Hentzy, C. Groth, A. Ceppaglia 4th row: K. McDavid, G. Tamrowski, R. Kedzierski BS BASKETBALL 1st row: E. Herbold, C. Capozzi, J. Haworth, A. Kupfer, W. Beam, М. Kessel, J. Meiler, G. Sugg, D. Kuras, C. Adolf '. 2nd row: В. Spanitz, Е. Torpy, T. Miecznikowski, O. Stevens, S. Jacobsen, J. Basher, B. Hinsken, C. Millner, N. Luderman, D. Stutzman 3rd row: S. Weber, M. Groendyke, S. McAllister, J. Girardin, A. Babcock, J. Johnston, P. Yeska, C. Leich, A. Hughes, A. Eckstein VARSITY FOOTBALL A. Robinson, R. Pascucci, J. Lume, R. Miller, R. Bohlen, W. Hastrich, J. Suess, D. Giorgini, R. Heintz, R. Rine Mr. Simon, J. Robinson, W. Stansberry, R. Smith, W. Chadwick, D. Roll, J. Olszewski, D. Kelly, C. Dyer, A. Siebert, R. Measer, Mr. Farrell 3rd row: D. Van Buskirk, R. Mills, D. Kabel, P. Schneider, R. Berg, A. She gda, M. Morrow, S. Kedzierski, J. Southworth, A. May 4th row: H. Marinelli, A. Rohl, R. Olans, W. Deutschlander, M. Girardin, D. Olszewski, E. Giorgini 1st row: 2nd row: Tue 1948 football season saw one of the finest teams in the history of our school. The team made an impressive record, winning six and losing only two games. The season’s highlight came when Lancaster defeated Depew to retain the Rotary Club trophy. Although nine of the starting eleven will be graduated in June, another fine team is in preparation for next fall. PASCUCCI CARRIES THE BALL FOR LANCASTER e J-V FOOTBALL ` ist row: E. Blair, R. Kedzierski, G. Mitzel, E. Kucio | 2nd row: J. Baker, К. MacDavid, О. Tates, F. Germain, R. Hamann, J. Kicak | 3rd row: V. Cavalieri, E. Austin, Т. Austin, N. Swihart, Н. Woodruff, R. Dyer, E. Berent, J. Robinson | 4th row: Mr. Java, A. Frankiewich, S. La Porte, W. Woelfle, C. Bellas, F. Petrasio, H. Mullar, R. | Lanthier, R. McGuire, Mr. Dembrow | 5th row: А. Manti, N. Yost, E. Rondina, F. Waag, F. Parks, D. Hentzy, W. Van Splunder, R. Snyder, | D. Hess, Р. Gawron, Р. Wrobbel, В. Roll MR. SEIBEL, MR. SIMMONS, AND THE DUAL-CONTROL CHEVROLET Let row: D. Olszewski, D. Possehl, A. May, D. Giorgini, В. Measer 2nd row: R. Beckman, A. Galbo, W. Modaffari, V. Iudice, C. Szatkowski, D. Hart 3rd row: G. Reed, R. Heintz, R. Miller, R. Young, A. Galuski, A. Ezzo 4th row: J. Suess, J. Cordier, Mr. Java, G. Snell, R. Olans FUN NEAR 1st row: В. Mills, F. Huff, Mr. Karl, R. Nespal 2nd row: C. Windnagle, D. Possehl, E. Gibbin, K. Maier, M. Brown, A. Zabarowski, D. Bove 61 ats } m -LN bom s = шщ n р ? mm tn namen рая Е. Schneider, D. Horn � Mr. Kelleher, H. Budzynski D. Hess BOWLING 1st row: Mr. Karl, H. Steinwandel, J. Faisant 2nd TOW: L. Quinn, N. Berner, D. Hentzy, R. Enser, G. Reed 62 BASKETBALL lst row: H. Marinelli, R. Heintz, R. Pascucci, R. Cleveland, R. Berg, V. Cavalieri 2nd row: J. Barnhart, G. Roll, A. Rohl, J. Olszewski, R. Bohlen, A. Robinson, W. Hastrich, M. Brown, Mr. Dembrow “вах KEDX ER SKE 63 XT ` | H 1 ji | |. ` IS eno hE TBALL Ist row: G. Stutzman, E. Berent, A. Berg, J. Baker 2nd row: N. Yost, J. Kicak, P. Gawron, R. Robinson, R. Measer, P. English 3rd row: Mr. Java, R. Cleveland, D. Kelly, C. Groth, D. Roll, F. Parks, C. Dyer JACK CROONG 64 1st row: J. Southworth, R. Velocci, R. Johnston, C. Abendschein, P. Yeska, C. Putnam, J. Suckow, L. Mildenberger, K. Maier, A. Zabarowski Standing: E. Kucio, D. Kraatz, R. Kraatz, J. Hess, W. Chadwick, A. Ackerman, E. Sanders, D. Stutzman, D. Putnam, G. James, D. Possehl, H. Eckertson, D. MacArthur, E. Gibbin, E. Schilling, G. Lewis, J. Johnston, A. Hart, B. Hochmuth Trus year the Rifle Club is being run as a team and does not have any officers. They hold matches against teams from other nearby high schools. Mr. Patterson is our adviser. The following are the names and rating of the members of the club: Abendschein, C. Jean--expert rifleman Ackerman, Alberta--beginner Albrecht, Donna--beginner Beam, Wilma--Bar I Chadwick, Walter--Bar I Eckertson, Henry--Bar I Frankiewich, Alexander--beginner Gibbin, Edward--beginner Hart, Arthur--beginner Hess, Joan--beginner Hochmuth, Bernard--beginner James, Grace--Bar I Johnston, Ruth--beginner Kosakowski, Witold--Bar IV Johnston, Joan--Bar VI Kraatz, Diane--beginner Kraatz, Ray-- Bar III Kucio, Edward--beginner 65 Lewis, George--beginner MacArthur, Donald--beginner Maier, Konrad--Bar Ш Matteson, Marjorie--Marksman Mildenberger, Lois--Bar V Parks, Grace--Marksman Possehl, Donald--Expert rifleman Putnam, Carol--beginner Putnam, Donald--Bar П Richardson, Nancy--marksman first class Sanders, Eugene--Bar I Schilling, Edward--Expert rifleman Smith, Donovan--beginner Southworth, Joseph--Bar IV Stutzman, Dorothy--Bar II S uckow, Judy--beginner Velocci, Ralph--beginner Yeska, Phyllis--Bar II Zaborowski, Albert--Expert rifleman Å | vimm TIE 2+ К! 1. A. Rohl 2. D. Possehl 3. A. Hughes, A. Eckstein, F. Ferry 4. G. Phillips, D. Hentzy, V. Antonicelli 5. R. Olans, R. Heintz, J. Suess 6. Heintz, D. VanBuskirk, P. Schneider 7. O. Stevens, J. Basher, P. Baker, A. Hughes 8. A. Robinson, J. Basher 9. D. Stutzman, J. Basher 10. J. Suess 11. R. Annibali, F. Pereny, R. Sturm 12. C. Adolf 13. D. Breton, R. Olans, J. Suess, W. Stansberry 14. M. Brown А В. 15. J. Johnston, A. Rohl, Н. Rogers, В. Heintz, Joan В. 16. Chadwick, Robinson, Olszewski, Faisant, D. Ro 17. S. Weber, F. Huff : 18. S. Weber, B. Hinsken, С. Capozzi, J. Chriss „ 19. Blessing, Possehl, Robinson, Stansberry, Flierl, Brown 20. T. Miecznikowski 66 ADVERTISERS AMERICAN LEGION BOWLING LOBLAW'S GROCERY A. P. SUPER MARKET LUKE'S DELICATESSEN ATOMIC PHOTO SUPPLY LYON'S MARKET BACCARI'S GROCERY MAIN LUNCH BARNHART'S RED WHITE MAYS BARBER SHOP BENNETT MANUFACTURING COMPANY O. A. MILDENBERGER COAL COKE BERNERS? 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