Lancaster High School - Cayugan Yearbook (Lancaster, NY)

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Miss Tomczak's cheerful disposition and helpful cooperation have been a con- stant inspiration to the girls who have worked with her in classes and extra-cur- ricular activities here at school. Because she has been our leader in developing and encouraging school spirit, we fond- ly dedicate this book to Miss Helen Tom- czak. Mr. Foyle, an inspiration to all boys par- ticipating in sports or asking for guid- ance, has been a tremendous asset to the athletic department. His tireless efforts have led the teams to victory and earned Lancaster much recognition in athletics. With this in mind, we, the class of 1961, proudly dedicate our yearbook to Mr. Joseph Foyle.

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MATH CLASS Resplendent in his traditional ripple-soled shoes, Mr. Lindsay and his Math Eleven Class delve into the deep, dark mysteries of Plane Trigonometry. Typical problem being solved by Mr. Lindsay illustrates rea- son for Math Dept's continued lack of board space. TYPING CLASS Miss Warner keeps a close watch on her fledgling typ- ing students, ready to correct errors in procedure and form. Under her guidance, confident, competent typ- ists are produced at Lancaster Central, as illustrated by the article below. Patricia Kelly and Linda Rosenthal won the team tro- phy in the high school typewriting contest held at the Alfred State University Agricultural and Technical Institute on October 26, 1960. Thirty-one western New York schools participated. In the preliminary ten-min- ute contest Pat typed 54.1 words per minute with 6 errors; Linda typed 56.2 words per minute with 4 er- rors. These ratings permitted them to enter in the sec- ond part of the contest with Pat finishing with a score of 58.6 and Linda with 53.9. V. Bates and P. Snajder also attended. E TGA tinna) С 16 +A tum 150} “= Ri (6,2. 3 A amait) я -5 3 il ЖА, д бла ТВ. a 107 7 їл Un, = a

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SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS—Standing: R. Primas, Secretary; K. Wells, President. Sitting : R. Pascucci, Publicity Chairman; B. Ellk, Vice-President; C. Hudock, Treasurer; R. Olivieri, Social Chairman. CLASS ADVISORS Mrs. C. Dygert 1959-60 Mr. L. Boratin 1960-61 CLASS HISTORY 1958-59, 1960-61 Our sophomore year, under the guidance of Miss Hayn, was highlighted by the “Bermuda Bounce . This dance, the mag- azine sale, and our splash party were memorable activities. The election of our first class officers, R. Ward—President; M. L. Arcese—Vice President, C. Fox— Secretary, J. Schilling—Treasurer and E. Berger—Social Chairman, gave us a feeling of unity and class spirit. Mrs. Dygert, our junior class advisor, and class officers: D. Czech, President; S. Shaffer, Vice-President; D. Lynch, Secretary; J. Dumont, Treasurer, and J. Shoff, Social Chairman, did a fine job that year. 23 The Junior-Senior Prom, “Harbor Lights climaxed our Junior year. Queen Susan Shaffer and King Harvey Nagel reigned over this enchanted evening. Now we are seniors! Our senior class officers, Presi- dent K. Wells, Vice-President B. Ellk, Secretary R. Primas, Treasurer C. Hu- dock, Social Chairman R. Pascucci, in co- operation with Mr. Boratin made our Ring Dance, Class Supper, and the annual magazine sale successful. Class Day and Graduation are rapidly approaching. Soon we will have our diplomas, which repre- sent our KEYS TO THE FUTURE.