Lansing Central High School - Cayugan Yearbook (Lansing, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1952 volume:

IHHml mHEmET w J I w L CAYUGAN 1952 presented by the Junior Class A Lansing Central School Ludlowville, New York BARBARA DAVIS E ditor-in-C hie f MARJORIE NEDROW ROBERT D1G1ACoMo Assistant Editors l i 1, Q: 1 z, ..,:' ,QE 4. . Q :xx ut. N S: ,., as fi ,gm E333 :wr . tr iss .ik xx is Qs- 'iliiffiiifiit 3'3I5i ' :-. 1 2 ,., affair 'ig'i5i1S5E'Es551: ifQ5'Emi?3i:s11S2S.S111es11ias'L'Si2,:i:2:2S5:2ffI:i:I5'15 Ni it X X 5 t Q 4 x- :x. Se 5, :-: --::, -. nk -Q t 2' .. , I ,-1,. Swell ,.'-' -we ,iss 1 e11:ss.31313w,ws: W, .pat -X ix Y N - :- XX S, - 1 . M .4..' ' X X X Ne SS S NX X , '-,:,.. 11 '-'- XAXXksQxQ3giS5SS13r115555':1,s1,-giisfiixs 5 .:.,,: .2k5aiX3sksEE::,iES: ise13513315- Maia .13 sr2:.- - Nas ,,., ' '- '- Q ' N' ,,,,- , .!.N ::: 1 ' .:.:: ' Q at X fivi., Q, NX K X s--J' K Aiwa NN 1-X F W1 ' NXXSXQ SX XQSYQN9 X, R, iiw ifxigx' , i ., ' , ., . ,,. Q r 1 so A M ,,.. X1 ,,, A , N e w ,.,. . .Q .,.,..x ...x,. y QQ S .W ' A- f QQQ f H251- N sfEf4,s:C1 1., 'N ,..'.,, ix., WX ,.,.,,, Ijxwv - : , 1'-f: '---H Xf'- G 'Nxt S Q,3eg!,M:5sQg3 igirflzj 255 .... :.,. ....g :P r .,.'- Q ,E 1 ,- '- --fx --:,. X Q-I ,..,. 9 NN i' x: : ' , -41, . '--' X W x ALMA MATER Oh, Lansing Central we praise thee, we raise thy name on high To you we'll always he faithful let our spirits never die Oh, Lansing Central in honor, we'll always hold thy name Your hallowed walls will be sacred, in our hall of fame. All the memories that we cherish will fade with time and age, But each new year will bring to you fame on every page, Oh, Lansing Central forever, as the school years come and go We'll hail our Alma lVlater--- Lansing Central School. E31 DEDICATION In grateful appreciation, the Junior Class wishes to dedicate this issue of the Cayugan to Mr. Robert Macdonald for his invaluable guidance in helping our class gain success and achieve its goal. E41 Administration DONALD V. MAC DONALD Assistant Principal Guidance Counselor 5 CLARK C. CARNAL Supervising Principal BARBARA ABRAHAM Secretary Faculty Back Row: R. Alexander, C. Parker, D. MacDonald, F. Paine, J. Colt, R. Macdonald, C. Carnal, D. Taylor Middle Row: M. Close, S. Alexander, O. Sobus, E. Hartshorne, M. Regan, M. Rodgers, E. Malianey, R. La- mont, .l.Wickham, E. Henjes, S. Sobus First Row: L. Doria, A. Griffin, C. Nichols, .l. Knox, R. Tvarolia, R. Swartwood, M. Davis, M. Shapiro Board of Education Back Row: R. Lane, B. Buck, E. Foster, J. Lockerby Front Row: C. Carnal, V. Holden, H. B. Ruzicka, J. Bradley, G. Bacorn lf6l Bus Drivers M. Sweet, J. Colt, D. Doria, F. Brill, J. McGill, L. Emmick, H. Brandt, R. Hall, R. Bower, C. Parker, E. Hunt, F. Keim Kitchen Workers Back Row: W. Nedrow, F. Stull, C. Kintz, D. Rosenkoetter, E. Davis, R. Harvey Front Row: M. Lotito, R. Nedrow, B. Mix, M. Nedrow, D. Uhl, R. Robinson T71 Life at L. C. 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The people we elected as our class officers were: President, Dick Hill, Vice President, Albert Moore: Secretary, Dolores Zifchock, Treasurer, Patty Uher. At the beginning of our Sophomore year we chose as our class officers the following people: President, Bruce Croft, Vice Presi- dent, Gus Wolfe, Secretary, Dolores Zifchockg Treasurer, Patty Uher. Our advisor that year was Mr. Dickerman. At the beginning and during the year 10 students left our class-Fred Albanese, Harry Kelly, Albert Kelly, Dick Hill, Rich- ard Barnes, Dick Stark, Charles Philips, Larry Snyder, Byron Stone, and Betty Teeter. In May of our Sophomore year we picked out our class rings which we planned to get in our Junior year. In our Junior year Mrs. Alexander was our advisor and we elected these oliicers: President, Bruce Croftg Vice President, Rich- ard McMilling Secretary, Carol Stockton, Treasurer, Jean Malley. The big events in our Junior year were the Annual and the Junior Prom. We made most of our money that year on the An- g nual. During the year we put on a supper, a few vic dances and we 2 sold stationery. When sports began we sold pop and hot dogs at the games. This proved to be quite successful. In November we received our class rings. That year Dolores Eastman, Betty Oplinger, Henrietta Bachelor, Carol Stockton, Fred Swartwood and Richard McMillin left our class. At the beginning of our Senior year we elected these officers: President, Albert Moore, Vice President, Patty Uherg Secretary, Dolores Zifchockg Treasurer, Jean Malley. Mr. and Mrs. Alexander were our chap- erones on the trip to New York. Arrangements were made for the trip to New York by Van Zile tours at the beginning of the year and we made reservations to stay at the Hotel Chesterfield in New York. On April 11th we started from Syracuse on the special train for New York. On the way down we met students from other schools and we enjoyed the trip very much. While we were in New York we saw all of the customary sights of the city. When we had free time, shopping, movies, stage shows and students from other schools occupied our time. We all would have liked it if our stay in New York could have been extended but we were all happy to get home again. E101 BRUCE CROFT Here is one who'll be out for a good time at college Bruce . . . Salutatorian . . . delegate at Boy's State . . . favorite song- South Ram- part Street Parade . . . pizza lover . . . a clarinetist . . . loves to eat and sleep . . . star at sports. Football 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Base- ball 1, Dramatic Club 1, 2,, Commercial Club 3, Art Club 1, Tumbling Club 3, Var- sity Club 3, 4, Band 2, 3, Boy's Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Class President 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Tri-County Student Council 3, 4, Annual Staff 3, School Paper 2, Boy's State. 11 DOLORES ZIFCHOCK At Syracuse--her ability to shine in business Dolly . . . Valedictorian . . . Tenderly . . . a crave for chocolate ice cream . . . day- dreams - about boys . . . another gum chewer . . . singer at All-State Chorus . . . College life at Syracuse . . . our future sec- retary . . . diligent and dependable. Girl's Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Knitting Club 1, Commercial Club 2, Music Appreciation 2, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, , Student Council 1, 3, 4 lSec.-Treas. 3, Pres. 41, Class Secretary 1, 2, 4, Annual Staff 3, 4, Tri-County Stu- dent Council 3, 4. CAROL KEIM Her aim is to be a student at E-town C.- ' An elementary teacher Keimie . . . future Elizabethtown College student . . . iovial . . . smooth clarinetest . . . a Pennsylvania lover . . . favorite subject- Home Economics . . . craves for chocolate cake . . . The Little White Cloud That Cried - ooh what a song! Band T, 2, 3, 4, Knitting Club 'l, 2, 3, 4, Music Appreciation T, Girl's Chorus T, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chrous 3, 4. JEAN MALLEY As a secretarial graduate of RBI Jean , . . Time On My Hands . . . for those boys . . . everybody's friend . . . always willing to lend a hand . . . loves chocolate cake . . . singer - All State Chorus . . . a peppy cheerleader . . . Got any gush, Dolores? . . . typing whiz . . . talktative and intelligent . . . future secretary Girl's Chorus T, 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club T, FHA 2, Music App. 2, Tumbling Club , Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Student Council , Cheerleading 2, 3, 4, Class Treasurer 3, 4, Annual Staff 3, 4. E101 PATRICIA UHER A pert miss whose creed is neatness as a secretary Pat . . . Junior Prom queen . . . future stu- dent of RBI . . . sang at All-State Chorus . . . a hep cheerleader . . . favorite song - Over the Rainbow . . . personality plus . . . loves lemon pie . . . and sleep . . . a neat dresser-and Iooker-for boys . . . enioys reading. Commercial Club 2, Dramatic Club I, Music Appreciation 2, Girl's Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Tumbling Club 3, Knitting Club I, Cheerleading 8, I,2, 3, Class Treasurer I, 2, Vice-President 4, An- nual Staff 3. 13 KENNETH TEETER This guy volunteered to help Uncle Sam in his service ' Ken . . . loves steak . . . favorite subiect- girls . . . hobby-hunting and fishing . . favorite song- Cry , . . Uncle Sam's volun teer for service. Future Farmer's of America 'I, 2, 3. AUGUSTUS WOLFE Here is Gus who will work and save for future college education Gus or Izzy , . . our acrobat . . . bass player . . . low voice . . . Weiner schnitzel and schnopps . . . Anytime l'll call Joan . . . singer at All-State Chous . . . hobby- cars . . . Put your feet down, Gus! . . . al- ways ready to lend a helping hand. Band 'l, 3, 4, Boy's Chorus 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Dramatic Club l, 2, F. F. A. 'l, 2, Tumbling Club 3, Student Council 'l, 3, 4, Tri-County Student Council T, 3, 4, Annual Staff 3. 14 JENNY Mvslcow This basketball star wants a job and work! Mike . . . jovial . . . pizza lover . . . Tel Me Why -favorite song . . . athletic star . . . hobby-laughing . . . favorite subiect-- boys! Commercial Club T, Knitting Club T, 2, 3, 4, Tumbling 3, Girl's Chorus T, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. LOUISE SOBOL This quiet girl hopes to get a job and work! Lena . . . happy girl . . . loves to laugh . . . spaghetti craver . . . favorite subject-boys! . . . silent and serene . . . favorite song- llcryll Commercial Club, 'l Knitting Club 'l, 2, 3, Girl's Chorus 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Intra- murals 'l, 2, 3, 4. 15 EDWARD PARKER Here is Ace who has volunteered to help 4 Uncle Sam in the Navy Ace . . . favorite song- Don't Rob An- other Man's Castle . . . hobby - coin col- lecting . . . loves spaghetti and meatballs . . . attended All-State Chorus . . . favorite subiect-mathematics. Stamp Club, Coin Club, Dramatic Club, Boy's Chorus, Mixed Chorus, Volleyball, Track. ALBERT MOORE The class' tallest one wants his work well .. done as a farmer .. Al , . . athletic star . . . smooth dancer . . . Leora's steady . . . clarinetest . . . big appe- tite . . . Slow Poke . . . prize farmer of '52 . . . crooner . . . hobby-hot rods Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Football 3, 4, Band 8, l, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 3, 4, F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Boy's Chorus 3, 4. RICHARD ROUNDS This man's aim is to be a good farmer Skitch . . . On Top of Old Smoky --fav- orite song . . . hobby-hunting and fishing . . . favorite food-spaghetti . . . future farmer . . . agriculture+favorite subiect F.F.A. 'l, 2, 3, Dramatic Club l. 16 BLANCHE MIX This placid miss plans to be Mrs. Tom , . . serious and serene . . . a collector of photographs . . . Sometime -we will be married . . . loves chocolate cake . . . fav- orite subiect-Typing. Commercial Club l, Homemaking Club 3, Music Appreciation l, Knitting Club l, 2, , 4, Girl's Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus , 4. .luniors Graduating in 1952 l l 1 AVERY ZIMMERMAN This lacl has plans of marriage with Carolyn Zip . . . Carolyn's one and only . . . athletic star . . . Sin -favorite song . . . craves for steak . . . hobby-hunt- ing . . . favorite subiect-Carolyn and marriage. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 3, F.F.A. 1, 2, 3,, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, Boy's Chorus 3. 171 Rose sLovlK i This beauty will say Number Please as her cluty-A telephone operator Rose . . . silent and serene . . . a stamp collector . . . a Johnny Ray tan -and Cry . . . favorite foocl-lob- ster tails . . . nonchalant . . . likes boys in general. Homemaking Club 2, 3, Stamp Club 1, Knitting Club 2, Dramatic Club 1, Girl's Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Annual Staff 3. U H I remember way back when . . Bruce had an impish grin . . . Boys all teased Rose . . . .lean Wore pig- tails . . . Patty didn't like boys . . . Kenny looked much the same . . . Ace didnit go to North Lansing . . . Roundsie looked like a doctor . . . Louise wore hair ribbons . . . Blanche Wasnit engaged . . . Dolores had straight hair . . . Carol was thirteen . . . Jenny looked like Rosie . . . A1 was the shortest in the class . . . Zip was an angel . . . Gus was real solemn . . . I 13 l Class Will We, the Seniors of 752 do bequeath to- 4 Chuck Bower-a new hotrod and the right to drive to school. Barb Davis--a bottle oi nail polish and a manual on yearbook publication. Neil Stockton-an electric saxophone and Gus's wind to blow it with. Walt Sweazey-an operator's license and Bruce's way with ,lo Diane. Fannie lVlcFeaters-an adding machine to keep books and twenty gallons of gas for the car. Carolyn Nadalin--Avery's heart and a job in another five and ten. fohn Marchell--fA box of brown shinola and ,lean lVl. Buella McCarty-a back seat on the players' bus and successful senior year at Moravia. Chuck Eastman--Dolores's kid sister and a Toni home permanent refill. Nlarie Mohn-a pass to the music room and a super-speed typewriter. foe Hradisky--a new carp net and Kenny's muscles. Margie Nedrow-a pair of roller skates to use taking the absence report to the office in the new building. Qaura Malley-Pattyls hairdo and Dolores's marks. Mary LaLonde and Leora Swayze-identical wardrobes and a ride to Kresge's. Fred Frady-a toy chemistry set with instructions and a set of encyclopedias to refresh his memory. Ada Lalronde-,lean's handwriting and a strong right arm to handle Mary with. Steve Varga-Richard Round's ability to dance and Dorothy for a dancing partner. Rosemary Nedrow-a scholarship to Syracuse University and another course in mechanical drawing. Roger Hagin--l-loddy,s angora duck and Al,s ability in basketball. ' lVlargaret Lotito-a dictionary for spelling and a permanent pass to the home- making room. Bob DiCiacomo-Ace's ability to get along with the girls and a ride to the ball games. Ramona Robinson-a box of noisemakers and an advanced course in Business Arithmetic. Jim Wleaver-ten easy lessons on the fundamentals of art and free insurance on his Whizzer. Jack Tvaroha---Gus,s ability to win friends and influence ? ? 'P ? ? J oe Trinkl-A new car and a baseball contract with the N. Y. Giants. lVlary Horvath-A new bicycle to get the mail and Rose's way with the boys. U91 Class Prophecy In my crystal ball at midnight on April IO, the eve of our departure for New York, I saw the strangest jumble of figures that ever appeared there. After my eyes grew accustomed to the brilliant light and colors, faces and figures that I knew be- gan to emerge. There on the deck of a great ship stood a beautiful blonde lady wear- ing a mink coat and orchids. Beside her was a portly gentleman dressed in well cut English Tweeds and sporting a snappy moustache and eye-glasses. Quite suddenly I recognized them, Patricia Uher of television fame and her manager, B. Norman Croft, who after extensive engineering training and many adventures in South Amer- ica, had returned to do a television show and had renewed his devotion to the Queen of the Video world. As they faded from view, I recognized two young women in the smartest of French uniforms, Jenny Myskow and Louise Sobol, holding the leashes of beautiful- ly matched pair of toy poodles. Well, naturally, they were always on those televi- sion shows. As I watched they turned and seemed to be searching for someone. Suddenly, Louise smiled and pointed to a handsome man in uniform, standing on the Captain's bridge. Well, of all things, Ken Teeter and looking every inch a com- mander of the situation. He gave them a quick salute and pointed toward the officer on the deck who was shaking hands with two men just coming on board each carry- ing a brief-case with large white letters V. M.. Why, that's A1 Moore and Rich- ard Rounds on their way to a world convention of veterinarians in Oslo. I can almost hear their voices as they shout, 6'I'Ii, Avery. I-Iow's everything? W'here,s Carolyn?,' Suddenly the brilliant light fades out and then glows, flickers and steadies to show the office of the new school which will be opened in 1965. No, it isn,t! It can't bel It is! Dr. Augustus C. Wolfe sitting at the superintendent's desk, in deep confer- ence with a tall man dressed in overalls. Dashing as ever, but still unmarried, he is talking about his young nephew who seems to be having difficulty with the second grade teacher, Miss Malley. Dr. Wolfe pushes a button, the door opens and in steps a very efficient secretary, Dolores Zifchock, wearing horn-rimmed spectacles. She smiles pleasantly. and leaves to call Miss Malley. As Jean comes in, she speaks at once for she seems to know exactly why she has been called. ulrIe's exactly like you Ed-that is his whole difficulty. Then all four burst into smiles and Ed said, HI just wanted to visit a little whilef' Guess I'11 go down to the cafeteria and see if there,s anything to eat. My, what a spotless kitchen! And who is that in charge, Blanche Mix? The food should be good and Rose Slovik in charge of the dining room. The outer door opens and School Nurse Carol Keim comes in from making her rounds to check sus- picious absences. All four sit at the kitchen table for a good cup of hot coffee. I am about to join them when-Brrl ring! ring! clatterl My goodness! six o'clock. ,lust thirty minutes to get to the bus and the Senior Trip. Such a restful night! ' f 20 l aww Juniors Back Row: S. Varga, J. Tvaroha, F. Frady, J. Weaver, R. Hagin, J. Trinkl, J. Marchell, A. Zimmerman, R. DiGiacomo, Mr. Macdonald Middle Row: J. Hradisky, N. Stockton, W. Sweazey, L. Malley, M. Mohn, R. Nedrow, M. Horvath, C. Nad- alin, C. Eastman, C. Bower Front Row: L. McCarty, B. Davis, M. Nedrow, A. LaLonde, M. Lotito, R. Slovik, F. McFeaters, R. Robin- son, M. LaLonde, L. Swayze In the Fall of '49 we found ourselves in Room 21 with Mr. Macdonald as our teacher, and Mrs. Marshall as our class advisor. Ofiicers were elected as follows: President-John Marchell Secretary-Leora Swayze Vice-President--Roger Hagin Treasurer-Luella McCarty Our money making prospects for the year consisted of two bake sales and two vie dances. Our Sophomore year brought us more activities than we had seen in our Fresh- man year. Cur money making projects consisted of a bake sale, a white elephant sale, five dances including a big Christmas dance, uChristmas Caperw, and selling name pins we made in the shop. Officers were elected as follows: President-John Marchell Secretary-Laura Malley Vice-President-J oe Trinkl Treasurer-Fannie McFeaters Our class advisor was Mr. Robert Macdonald. At the beginning of our Junior year We were all pleased to receive our class rings. So far this year we have had 3 dances. The Junior Prom is to be our big dance and will take place on May 17 with music furnished by Eddie Moore's Orchestra. Our big money making project for the year has been selling magazines. We set our goal at 3600 but we went way over that with a total of 376250. VV e had a contest between the boys and girls to see who could sell the most. The girls won, selling a total of 35582.25 while the boys sold 318025. Everyone did his best and we were all pleased with the results. Mary LaLonde won first prize for selling the most subscrip- tions, 311525, Barbara Davis was second, Leora Swayze third, and Margie Nedrow fourth. i 23 J l in in . 1952 Cayugan Staff Back Row: C. Eastman, D. Zifchock, J. Malley, R. Hagin, J. Weav'er, J. Trinkl, A. Zimmerman, M. Mohn, R. Nedrow, F. Frady Front Row: J. Marchell, C. Nadalin, F. McFeaters, R. DiCiacomo, B. Davis, M. Nedrow, L. Swayze, M. La- Londe, Mr. Macdonald Editor-in-Chief .................................... Barbara Davis Assistants to the Editor-in-Chief ...... Marjorie Nedrow, Robert DiGiacomo Advertising Manager ................................. Roger Hagin Assistants to the Advertising Manager - Joseph Trinkl, Fred Frady, John Marchell Photography and Art Work . . .......... James Vlfeaver, Leora Swayze Business Managers ........ ..... C arolyn Nadalin, Fannie McFeaters Reporters ............................ Mary Lalsonde, Leora Swayze T ypists ...... Rosemary Nedrow, Marie Mohn, Charles Eastman, Joe Trinkl Senior Class Advisors. . .Jean Malley, Dolores Zifchock, Avery Zimmerman Faculty Advisor ................................... Mr. Macdonald Many problems confronted the Cayugan Staff at the beginning of the year. Be- cause the school day had been shortened to six periods all the work had to be done evenings and on Saturdays. Thursday night was NCayugan nightv and station Wagon trips often extended from Lansingville to North Lansing. Without the help of Dolor- es Zifchock driving Mr. Macdonaldis car in one direction with the school bus mak- ing an evening run in another, meetings would have been impossible. In spite of the handicaps the staff has enjoyed its work and while we eagerly await the arrival of the first copies from the printer We can truthfully say-Galt was Work, but it was FUN! V E231 '-ff-,Q-Li' Af Lv A i. -w 'M' :Tin -3- jg 35 .K f t El Barbara Davis Mary LaLonde Carolyn Nadalin .Eff L ,ff-22' A294 4,65 v '29 y 4 5123 Fannie McFeaters Leora Swayze Junior Prom - 1952 Living up to our reputation of udoing things differentlya' the class of '53 voted to select five Junior Prom Queen candidates and let everyone who attends the dance have a part in making the final choice. The five candidates chosen by the class were: Barbara Davis, Mary LaLonde, Fannie lVlcFeaters, Carolyn Nadalin, and Leora Swayze. The date set for the dance is May l7th but at the time this is being written we don't know if the dance will be in the old gymnasium or the new cafeteria. Our theme song is 4'Deep Purple and our class flower, the lilac. We plan to decorate with purple and white and dance to the music of Eddie lVloore's orchestra. Two of the candidates, lVlary LaLonde and Leora Swayze, have been with the class since kindergarten, and two others, Fannie lVlcFeaters and Carolyn Nadalin, came from South Lansing to join the class in the fall of l94f8. Barbara Davis, came back to us in 1950 after attending King Ferry Central for three years. In order that the queen may be chosen, the class decided that those attending the dance should vote on the candidates already chosen. A couple's ticket will be worth two votes and a single's ticket worth one vote. The candidates have pictures, especially taken for the occasion, which will be on display at the door so that the Voters can choose from the contestants more easily. i24l , ff? si? F55 V 1114 X ' 3 Q .' v SGZAGWLWZZJ ?fzea5men 7 M., Sophomores Back Row: F. Szalaiy, R. Yvatkins, R. Harvey, J. Wray, L. Swayze, D. Smith Middle Row: J. Fowler, E. Favaloro, M. Zifchock, J. Rollins, Miss Regan, F. Uher, J. Bachelor Front Row: N. Weibly, J. Moore, C. Keim, C. Bright, B. Hart, I.. Snyder, N. Jamison Our class organized in September for the second year. We elected class officers as fol- lows: President-Carl Burke Vice-President-Frank Szalaiy Secretary-Marian Zifchock Treasurer-Frances Uher Miss Regan is our class advisor. After a few months elapsed we found it necessary to elect a new president because the former left school. At the following meeting we elected Christine Keim. We planned several class activities but most t of them were never carried through because of one thing or another. We planned a dance with an outside band but had to eliminate it because of difference in available dates be- tween the band and us, therefore, we had to hold a vic dance or nothing at all. We chose the Vic dance. We then had a dance planned for April 25th with the dance band playing, but had to cancel that because of the storage of materials in the gymnasium. Although we didn't sponsor much this year we took in a sufficient amount of dues to make up for it and expect to do better next year. E261 Freshmen Back Row: B. Moravia, W. Nedrow, D. Hans, J. Hill, P. Burin, R. Konecny, N. Snyder, M. George, F. Ecker, Mr. Parker Middle Row: M. Stark, B. Henderson, C. Collins, T. Isenbarger, V. Howland, C. Hoaglin, C. Argetsinger, D. Kouf, S. Burin, E. Halliday, H. Barron, D. Uhl, B. Bowman Front Row: S. Howser, S. Riela, J. Hranek, M. Hunt, D. Collins, C. Bower, J. McMillen, E. Chaffee, J.Varga, S. Bowen, D. Krizek, M. Griffin Absent: R. Myskow, R. Nemecek The Freshman Class was organized in September, 1951, and the following officers were elected:- President--Cale Argetsinger Vice-pres.-Edward Halliday Secretary-Marsha Hunt Treasurer-Geraldine Hoaglin Student Council members are Jane Hranek and Harry Barron. Our class advisor is Mr. Parker. We planned an orchestra dance with the Lansing Stardusters for January 25th which we called 4'Snowflake Shufflen. This dance was later cancelled because of the construction in the gymnasium. The class then planned the Hlseap Year Frolicn, our dance which was held on February 29th. This turned out to be a big success and gave us a good start towards earning money for our big Senior trip. E27l The following people were absent from school on the day that group pictures were taken. Ruby Otis Robert Nemecek Howard Keller Patrlcla Uher Robert Maine .l oe J ones Ralph Snyder Rose Myskow E. Fenner-K--ANI C. Teeter-K-PM J. Mikula-K-PM H. Jonas-K-PM E. Armstrong-K-Phi 1 D. Maine-K-PM D. Preston-K-PM J. Jones-1 R. Rice-1 C. Tolen-1 R. Snyder-2 f28 Morgan- Mohnw2 Nagy-3 Cochran- Keller-7 Otis-7 Maine-8 2 4 9 N emecek-- Myskow-9 Uher-12 J w Eighth Grade 1 Back Row: A. Ayers, R. Sherman, D. Wickham, N. Holden, T. Faye, R, Moore, M. Georgia, G. Norman, R. Marshall, R. Hoaglin, R. Phelps Third Row: B. Inman, M. Krizek, J. Green, V. Gunther, J. Preston, V. Bowman, D. Mann, C. Sobol, A. How- ell, P. Murray, Mr. Taylor Second Row: B. Parks, C. Myers, B. Inman, R. Chaffee, D. Mohn, M. Mix, H. Phillips, N. Paine, W. Krom, M. MCManes, B. Mikula First Row: M. Farkas, A. Uhl, D. Sutphin, R. Bowman, J. Nedrow, C. Davis, Krantz, P. Hunter, C. DiGi- acomo Absent: R. Maine Seventh Grade , , Bark Row: C. Hunter, A. Cochran, B. Bowman, L. Tvaroha, D. Worsell. L. McMillen, E. Shockey, R. Norman Tlzird Row: D. Haring, S. Rosenkoetter, C. Hunt, D. Davis, L. Parker, M. Sherman, M. Predmore, N. Wood, Mrs. Shapiro Second Row: M. Gunther, M. Henderson, R. Hagin, S. Marranca, H. Barron, N. Lovkerby, E. Wagner, R. Lacko, C. Rhoads, D. Hillyard, J. Parker, N. Nedrow First Row: C. Zifchock, R. Hagin, J. Murray, P. Stillman, R. Sovereign, J. Moravee, E. McMillen, R. McKane, D. Fenner Absent: R. Otis, H. Keller i 29 l SIXTH Back Row: Mr. Pultz .l. Philip B. Krizek D. Ostrander R. Bower G. Hoaglin M. 'llrinkl B. Preston T. Frady Second Row: R. Burke G. Sobol B. Myers .l. Larson C. Bower GRADE B. .lonas B. Sherman C. lsenbarger J. Varga Mrs. Close Front Row: C. Cochran B. Plunkett M. Bomanowski W. Holden N. Maine H. Davis A. Wilbur F. Ferris D. Sovovool FIFTH 81. SIXTH GRADE Back Row: F. Maine B. Sebastian H. Frazier .l. Wray B. Hall J. Malley D. Bowman Middle Row: Mrs. Nichols C. Nedrow S. Wood .l. DiCiacomo .l. Snyder F. Myers M. Jones C. Prerlmore E. Phillips Front Row: B. Teeter B. Myers M. Mix P. Wilbur .l. Sears B. Collins D. Bower M. Steinfeld C. Bowlslmy FIFTH GRADE Back Row: A . Rollins F. Wilson H. Milliman D. Nichols D. Nemecek A. Leonard D. Bacorn R. Morey Second Row: B. Ashley B. Eastman D. Rhoads L. Watkins M. Burke I. Sutphin .l. Inman A. Bowen G. Main F. Caliel Mrs. Davis Front Row: S. Argetsinger N. Howell A. Howland J. Bomanowsl-ci C. Daghita L. Vlfickham M. Hopper D. W'eibIy L. Doria K. Myers Fourth Grade 4 Back Row: P. Hazen, F. Romanowski, N. McManes, C. Tolen, J. Barron, L. Calhoun, M. Shaw, S. Bower, Mrs. Wickham Third Row: S. Inman, V. Isenbarger, C. Lloyd, M. MoMillen A. Foerster, J. WO0dfllH, E. Snyder, G. Chaffee, .l. Frazier Second Row: G. Krom, Y. Sovocool, K. Templeton. V. Barnes, S. Dean, C. Moseley, D. Bowen, L. Philip, R. Mohn Front Row: R. Cray, R. Georgia, B. Myers, K. Sears, W. Fenner, R. Saflord, W. Predmore, S. Farkas, R. Ashley u Third 8m Fourth Grade Back How: C. Uhl, A. Lacko, J. Holden, G. Stockton, C. Otis, R. Bowman, B. Otis, P. Barron, G. Snyder, Mrs. Henjes Middle Row: C. Stillman, H. Krizek, S. Sebastian, P. Sebastian, M. Foster, N. MeKane, N. Dagheta, E. Hunt, T. Phillips Front Row: S. Barnes, .l'. Wolfe, L. Krizek, C. Preston, E. Bower, D. Glunister, K. Monagan, J. Wood, A. Halliday E311 Third Grade Back Row: C. Purcell, E. Jonas, M. Davis, D. Tull, C. Foster, R. Bennett, J. MacManes, C. Fuliner, E. Rum- sey, Mrs. I lZ1l'llSll0l'E!l Third Row: B. Murray, M. Eastman, M. Stillman, M. Sherman, B. Mix, E. Burton, S. Purcell, D. Sovereign, D. Weaver B. Sill Second Row: J. Bhoads, J. Howell, M. Beckwith, J. Knuutila, J. Bowen, J. Maine, S. Henderson, C. Calhoun, A. Carter Front Row: R. Tarbell, E. Inman, W. Burin, L. Myers, M. Wolfe, T. Norton, C. Halladay, R. Moravia Second Grade Back Rowli D. Bacorn, H. Gray, D. Holden, J. Wray, G. Chaffee, D. Maine, J. Steinfeld, L. Myers, Miss Ma aney Middle Row: O. Teeter, C. Swayze, B. Lane, J. Jackson, B. Davis, M. Snyder, D. Bower, J. Bower, D. Zif- chock, L. Bowman, D. Selden Front Row: C. Robinson, D. Smith, M. Sweet, C. Myers, D. Ferris, B. Vastbinder, S. Hilliard, S. Wilson, L. Bonsall E321 Second Grade Back Row: D. Willianison, J. Calhoun, J. Maine, P. Larson, T. Nemecek, L. Bower, T. Philip Middle Row: D. LaLonde, W. Fulkerson, P. Sill, M. Predmore, M. Sohus, M. Johnson, A. Uhl, R. Utter, J. Predniore Front Row: F. Rumsey, S. Grover, L. Davis, L. Barron, M. Howell, P. Bowman, G. Taylor, S. Moravec, J. W1'ay North Lansing Back Row: D. Leonard, C. Myers, R. Avery, Mrs. Underwood, C. Leonard, R. Leonard, G. Fish, E. Leonard Front Row: J. Jacobs, C. Howser, P. Malley, L. Hall, M. Myers, B. Jacobs E331 First Grade Back Row: J. Myers, H. Tvaroha, M. Purcell, A. Rodgers, P. Carnal, Mrs. Sobus, L. Hoag, A. Hodges, J. Vann, L. DiGiacom0 Middle Row: E. Bower, B. Huttenlocker, K. Wolfe, F. Ayers, C. Barron, C. Howell, M. Scott, T. Hopper, L. Andrews, M. Nemecek Front Row: S. Swayze, V. Burke, M. McMillen, D. Cook, J. Sill, J. McKane, J. Chaffee Back Row: K. Glanister, S. Shirley, P. Sherman, S. Stone, M. Sweet, K. Howland, Mrs. Tvaroha, K. Sweazey, P. Konecny, J. Steinfield, M. Teeter Middle Row: Y. MacManes, T. Sweazey, T. Smith, C. Larson, N. Predmore, R. Sill, M. Maine, M. Grover, B. Isenbarger, L. Begent Front Row: W. Eastman, H. Beckwith, M. Tull, R. Maine, R. Foster, W. Williamson, T. Stockton, J. Kalman l34-l Morning Kindergarten Back Row: H. VandeVelde, T. Teeter, M. Vastbinder, J. Burke, S. Henry, Mrs. Criilin, S. Hodges, D. Foerster, V. Bower, F. Scott Middle How: K. DeChellis, P. Howell, J. Wray, S. Dates, C. Benson. J. Kalk, D. Lane, C. Wood, R. Stringer, D. Bush Front Row: N. Knuutila, D. Reeves, B. Inman, J. Parker, T. Martin, S. Stone, H. Uhl, C. Hall Afternoon Kindergarten Back Row: D. Rhoads, L. Patana, D. Sovereign, B. Christopher, G. Nally, C. Foster, D. Baker, E. Flynn, Mrs. Criflin, R. Kenny Middle Row: J. Kull, D. Howe, M. Burton, B. Velley, J. Rumsey, C. Munson, J. Jones, C. Woodrulf, M. Moses Front Row: H. Tolen, W1 Lucas, L. Sill, J. Tucker, D. Chaffee, J. Frady, B. Rounds, R. Boothroyd E351 S e S N 1 1 N 1 E 2 3 1 ffcziadtdea Student Council Third Row: C. DiGiacomo, D. Nichols, D. Mohn, G. Wolfe, B. Croft, F. Myers, J. Hranek Second Row: F. Ferris, H. Barron First Row: P. Hunter, G. Bright, J. Bachelor, R. Hagin, D. Zifchock, M. Horvath, B. Davis, M. Gunther Miss Regan Tri-County Student Council C. Wolfe, B. Davis, D. Zifchock, J. Hranek, B. Croft l 38 J Junior Chorus ,, , , , Front Row: B. Mikula, D. Haring, N. Nedrow, D. Davis, S. Maranca, N. Lockerby, E. Wagner, R. Lacko, N. Wood, L. Parker, H. Barron, B. Chaffee, W. Krom Second Row: J. Parker, H. Phillips, N. Paine, V. Bowman, J. Preston, M. Gunther, M. Henderson, R. Hagin, Susan Rosenkoetter, B. Inman, M. Predmore, R. Bowman Third Row: E. McMillen, D. Fenner, V. Gunther, J. Green, D. Mann, G. Hunt, M. MacManes, G. Meyers, M. Mix, J. Murray, C. Zifchock Fourth Row: J. Nedrow, P. Hunter, G. Norman, D. Wickham, T. Faye, R. Moore, R. Hoaglin, R. McKane, E. Shockey, Mr. Paine Junior Band Z Back Row: D. Nemecek, B. Collins, Mr. Paine, L. Doria, S. Argetsinger, F. Ferris, E. Phillips, B. Teeter, M. Mix Front Row: J. Varga, R. Sebastian, M. Romanowski, M. Steinfeld, S. Wood, H. Frazier E391 ww Q .. X R XX XSS XX X X fmt x K X xgQ:x.,:,, ,Q i X ww N ' ,-Ka. . - Q- . L. t :.,:5, 1 , -1 5 kb V xx X Y x is Q' S W Y.. Ly-ss' I s 1, :SEE 3. N ,lil 'QNX X . .,., , ., 1 0 X .,.. .:,:. ,X W wx ,R NN .-.. :Q S .- x 2 -115: xx Saw. -N NS .Q fs if s . REX m. .,,, g Q xxxxwvxwf X wx MIXED CHORUS Back Row: B Second Row . Croft J. Myskow N. Stockton B. Mix J. Marchell J. Rollins A. Moore M. Zifohocl: .l. Trinkl N. Jamison E. Parker S. Howser L. Swayze B. Moravia R. DiCiacomo C. Argetsinger P. Bowman J. Bachelor Third Row: Egxifgr G' Wolfe Mrs. Knox M. Mohn C. Kiem First Row: J. Malley E. Chaffee C. Kiem J. Varga N. Wiebly L. Malley J. Moore F. Mc:Featers D. Zifchock R. Nedrow R. Slovik L. Swayze L. Sobol B. Hart F. Szalaiy M. LaLonde C. Bright F. Uher V. Henderson D. Collins BOYS' CHORUS Back Row: Front Row: L. Swayze J. Trinkl P. Bowman .l. Marchell B. Croft A. Moore F. Szalaiy E. Parker C. Wolfe R. DiGiacomo N. Stockton Mrs. Knox GIRLS' CHORUS Third Row: .l. Myskow R. Slovik I... Sobol D. Zifehock J. Malley N. Weibly C. Keim M. Mohn L. Swayze S. Bowen J. Rollins V. Henderson Second Row: Mrs. Knox M . Lalionde G. Bright C. Keim B. Hart E. Chaffee S. Howser M. Griflin J. Moore F. Uher E. Favaloro J. Hranek S. Biela B. Mix First Row: J. Fowler J. Bachelor B. Moravia G. Argetsingel C. Hoaglin R. Nedrow F. Mr:Featers L. Malley J. Varga C. Bower M. Zifchock D. Collins Boy Scouts Girl Scouts E421 Back Row: D. Fenner T. Faye N. Stockton E. Parker R. DiCiaco1no E. Shockey Middle Row: C. DiCiac'omo A. Ayers R. McKane D. Worsell C. Collins M. Trinkl A. Cochran Front Row: B. Burke R. Sebastian J. Moravec J. Murray L. Henderson M. Farkas H. Frazer .l. Wray Back Row: N. Maine C. Daghita N. Paine B. Plunkett W. Krom A. Willalxl' L. Wiczklram Middle Row: Mrs. Taylor, Leader C . Bowlsby D. Bower D. Sovocool F. Ferris B. Myers M. Henderson A. Howland Front Row: B. Teeter C. Bower D. Davis M. Gunther L. Doria V. Gunther P. Vlfilbur B. Collins ,N, . ,... , ,- Back Row: D. Worsell, N. Holden, R. Hoaglin, C. Davis Front Row: B. Bowman, J. Moravec, M. Farkas, A. Uhl, R. Moore, Mr. Alexander, L. Tvaroha, R. Bowman, D. Fenner Knitting Club Third Row: M. Predmore, R. Lacko, M. Mohn, C. Keim, B. Mix Second Row: C. Rhoads, Mrs. Alexander, D. Haring, N. Nedrow, S. Rosenkoetter, G. Hunt, D. Davis, L. Parker First Row: R. Hagin, D. Hillard, E. Wagr1e1', N. Loekerby, S. Marranea, H. Barron, M. Henderson, M. Gunther. J. Parker E431 Homemaking Club Third Row: R. Robinson, V. Howland, N. Weilmly, C. Keim Second Row: M. Lotito, E. Favaloro First Row: E. Chaffee, D. Collins, L. Snyder, R. Nedrow, R. Mix, M. Nedrow, J. Moore, Miss Lamont Essay Contest Winners l ssC..s Jean Malley, Albert Moore, Dolores Zifchock E441 Spazta rv- VARSITY Date Teams Place Dec. 7, 1951 Lansing 49 Candor 24 Lansing Dec. 11, 1951 Lansing 53 Groton 56 Groton Dec. 14, 1951 Lansing 43 Newark Valley 51 Lansing f an. 4, 1952 Lansing 61 Spencer 17 Lansing , an. 11, 1952 Lansing 73 Nichols 14 Lansing , an. 15, 1952 Lansing 45 Dryden 42 Dryden , an. 18, 1952 Lansing 44 Newfield 47 Lansing f an. 29, 1952 , Lansing 42 Trumansburg 56 Lansing Fed. 2, 1952 Lansing 61 Spencer 28 Spencer Feb. 5, 1952 Lansing 40 George J r. Republic 34 George J r. Republic Feb. 12, 1952 Lansing 55 Van Etten 37 Lansing Feb. 15, 1952 Lansing 52 Newield 32 Newfie1d Feb. 20, 1952 Lansing 63 George J r. Republic 26 Lansing Fed. 22, 1952 Lansing 69 Nichols 29 Tioga Center Feb. 23, 1952 Lansing 87 Van Etten 58 Van Etten Feb. 25, 1952 Lansing 54 Trumansburg 69 Trumansburg :Non-League Games PLAY-OFFS Feb. 27, 1952 Lansing 78 Nichols 40 Van Etten Mar 1, 1952 Lansing 47 Spencer 30 Ithaca Mar. 5, 1952 Lansing 57 Virgil 37 Homer Mar 8, 1952 Lansing 39 Genoa 68 Homer JR. VARSITY Dec. 7, 1952 Lansing 19 Candor 30 Lansing Llec. 11, 1952 Lansing 23 Groton 58 Groton Dec. 14, 1952 Lansing 26 Newark Valley 34 Lansing , an. 4, 1952 Lansing 40 Spencer 28 Lansing , an. 11, 1952 Lansing 50 Nichols 7 Lansing f an. 15, 1952 Lansing 27 Dryden 47 Dryden lan. 18, 1952 Lansing 32 Newiield 19 Lansing , an. 29, 1952 Lansing 30 Trumansburg 48 Lansing Fed. 2, 1952 Lansing 37 Spencer 23 Spencer Fefa. 5, 1952 Lansing 24 George J r. Republic 37 George J r. Republic Feb. 12, 1952 Lansing 27 Van Etten 37 Lansing Feb. 15, 1952 Lansing 34 Newfield 27 Newield Feb. 20, 1952 Lansing 28 George J r. Republic 30 Lansing Feb. 22, 1952 Lansing 56 Nichols 14 Tioga Center Fed. 23, 1952 Lansing 42 Van Etten 40 Van Etten Fen. 25, 1952 XLansing 52 Trumansburg 58 Trumansburg 'F Non-League Games E471 Football Team Back Row: C. DiGiacomo, N. Stockton, C. Eastman, A. Zimmerman, R. Konecny, R. Watkins, W. Sweazey D. Smith, Coach Sobus, M. Farkas Front Row: C. Bower, P. Bowman, A. Moore, J. Trinkl, .l. Marshall, R. DiGiacomo, N. Snyder, B. Croft Qansing 55 Qansing 25 ,ansing 47 Q 9 Teams Van Etten 20 VARSITY FOOTBALL 3 George J r. Republic 12 'Spencer 33 Place Percy Field Percy Field Percy Field ,ansing 33g Candor 15 Candor Qansing 410 Newfield 6 Newfield Qansing 51 , Dryden 13 McLean Lansing 26 Groton 28 Lansing We had a very good year losing only one game to Groton. They also lost one game to Candor which enabled us to be Co-Champions with Groton. This is the first championship ever Won by Lansing in football. We had 17 letter men on the squad and are losing only 3. They are: Avery Zimmerman, Albert Moore and Bruce Croft. Our game with Candor was played in 3 inches of snow and Water. Our only loss to Groton was lost in the last 25 seconds of the game. J oe Trinkl was elected honorary captain for the season. l 481 1952 Baseball Team Lansing Lansing Lansing Lansing Lansing Lansing Lansing Lansing Lansing Lansing 1951 Schedule 1 Dryden 4 17 lVlcLean 3 ll. Republic 5 4 Groton 8 2 'Newark Valley 3 Away Games 5 '4lVlcLean O 26 Republic 5 1 Groton 17 8 9FNewark Valley 2 9 Dryden 4 'FNon-League Games ulilohn Marchell pitched a no-hit game. Nlarchell also topped the batting list with a .395 average. .l oe l Leftyl Ecker was elected honorary captain. H91 5 f 1 THOMAS D. RYAN John Deere Farm Equipment Studebaker Sales - General Garage Phone 24 Night Phone 25 22-28 Central St. Moravia N. Y. HOWLAND'S RED 81 WHITE South Lansing New York Phone 4-4665 L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY Mr. Leland Lee 164 Hermitage Rd. 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Y. Branches and Dealers in Principal Cities Best Wishes AMES WELDING SUPPLY CO. to 'The Graduating Class Scott Air Pak - Linde Dist. of 1952 O Phone 9972 Ithaca Savings Bank Ithaca, New York Open Your Savings Account 618 w. Buffalo sf. and Start Saving Now Ithaca, New York Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporui n 58 7471 OF ITHACA PRINTERS A FINE GOMBINATIDN... 312 EAST SENECA STREET ITHACA, N. Y. PHONE ITHACA 2282 ...FOII A PRIZE WINNING ANNUAL QW IOG ST. ITHACA, N.Y. I59I Congratulations and Best Wishes to the SENIOR CLASS of 52 May the years ahead bring the fulfillment of your fondest hopes and dreams. International Salt Co. Inc. Myers, New York E601 Jean - Ann Shoppe 136 Main Street Groton, New York Dates Chevrolet Co Tompkins County's Oldest Chevrolet Dealer Smart Feminine Apparel at Sensible Prices Jr. - Regular and Half Sizes Groton, New York Compliments Of BRADLEY BROS. 0 Myers, New York Compliments To The Class of '52 From Tommy Heffron 61 BIG X FEEDS FAVALORO'S FOOD MARKET Wheat Bros. GENERAL Msncr-mums: Moravia, New York Asbury Rd. Phone: Ithaca 4-2607 C0lllPliments ot Compliments of GROTON FEED CO, STURM BROTHERS 103 E. Green Street Class ot '52 ITHACA, N.Y. Groceries Cold Meats Soft Drinks Ice Cream LOU'S GROCERY A Store tlmt's open when you need it EVENINGS AND SUNDAYS Phone 4-48 19 Gas Oil The Best of Meats and Groceries GROTON. Nzw Yonx William T. Pritchard DODGE BROS. 81 PLYMOUTH MOTOR VEHICLES DODGE BROS. TRUCKS 304-6 S. Cayuga St. Ithaca, N. Y. Compliments ot BEGEACRES FARM Ph 2418 il? HICKEY'S MUSIC STORE 330 E. State Street ITHACA. N. Y. We otier you A COMPLETE MUSICAL SERVICE RUDY KRANTZ AND SON Mobil Service Station and REPAIR SERVICE All Kinds oi Experience phone, At Home: 4.4255 4-4027 l 1 62 Congratulations To The Class of '52 from the JUNIOR CLASS Chuck Bower Bob DiGiacomo Chuck Eastman Fred F rady Roger Hagin Joe Hradisky Johnny Marchell Neil Stockton Walt Sweazey Joe Trinkl J ack Tvaroha Steve Varga Jim Weaver Barb Davis Mary Horvath Ada Lalsonde Mary LaLonde Margaret Lotito Laura Malley Luella McCarty Fannie McFeaters Marie Mohn Carolyn Nadalin Margie Nedrow Rosemary Nedrow Ramona Robinson Leora Swayze Robert S. Macdonald E631 7 I f i W Y YW AUTOGRAPHS u 1 , i 5 - , 1, L? 1 , W to ,. , r W A 1 1 L Q + 9 , F . N ' L . :E 1 I 4 f 1 v W W V 7 r ' f 1.1: Y 4 , v 3 , 1 I I i 1 1 , 1 . . 1 , j L. A , I V G l ', , . 9, , f 5: D, . Q 'Q X. . 1. , 'I4 I r 1 i .A