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

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Ramona Robinson Macie Margaret Sturm - F. H. A. 1, 2, 35 Knitting Club 1, Music Appreciation 1. Rosemary N eclrow Lucfile Snyder Knitting Club 1, 2, F. H. A. 2, 3, Music Appreciation 1, Sports Club 25 Girls Chorus 1, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, X I Cayugan 3 5 Angell Brats 4, Cayugan 3, benior Play 4. Art Club 1, Home EC. 2, 3, 1 Pres. 3. W' al Ww HMAX 8 J? No Photog ph My Sports Club, Band. Graduate Junior zfftff A 2 ,dj a , X gi M at M 2 QE

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J oe Trirtkl Joe CBa Natzj Trinkl is one of those mod- est individuals whose a.ctions speak louder than Words. An all-around Sportsman, Joehas dis- tinguished himself on numerous occasions in base- ball, football and basketball. He's a smooth dancer and he likes to go hunting and to be able to have things his own way. Laura M alley A bit of the sun and fire midst her waves, Laura disproves the old saying about a redhead and her temper, she has a very pleasing dispo- sition. Her ability in shorthand is surpass- ed by few. Like most high school girls her hob- by is boys and she enjoys a variety of escorts. Beverly Hart This young lady plans on working as a. bookkeeper and typist after graduation. She should wow 'em from all indications, for Bev who always looks neat, has a quiet but very pleas- ing personality, is dependable and willing to co- operate with others. And for the benefit of the handsome young business executive, Bev is a. smooth dancer. Robert DlGlac0m0 -Good-natured Bob is everybody's friend. Ho'll greet you with his ready smile and startle you with the good sense which he keeps hidden beneath a quiet manner. lt is not surprising tl1at sports are Bob's hobby because he played a notable part in Lansing's sport contests for the past four years. V Charles Eastman His name is Charles Eastman, but friends call him Chuck, His main ambition, 11ot .dif- icult for him to attain, is to make himself a per- son likeable to all. His hobby Cas is most boysj is Girls! The expression most used by him is Am I ever telling you. The thing that peeves him most is other guys fooling around with my girl. U I age Eighteen Leora Swayee Definite convictions, steady determination and a shrewness masked in frolic describe Leora. You may find her, always well groomed, deeply engrossed in an assignment or eagerly pouring forth the details of a new experience. Industri- ous Leora hopes to become a secretary after grad- nation. Charles Bower Here is a friendly, happy-go-lucky guy whom his friends call Chuck', or Charlie, He enjoys going hunting and he likes racing. His ambition is to become a steam fitter. Vtfhenever you hear the expression How's that, Pal ? you may be sure that Chuck is in the vicinity Barbara Davis Sukie, serene and mature, takes things in her stride. She's a well-groomed young lady with a lot of good sense At the Senior Play sho gave a fine performance, an evidence of her act- ing ability. Her ambition is to become a home- maker. r Mary Laflomle The cheerleader with the pansy velvet eyes? That's Mary Lallonde. A smile is her theme song and she possesses an inexhaustible capacity for excitement. Caught in a whirl of social activities, Mary often appears to be in a world of her own. Her pet peeve? School. Walter Sweazey The name is Walter' Sweazey but he is known as just Walt, Although at timeshe is silent and serene he has his share of laughter and fun. His thrilling.ambition is to drive a stock car. His hobby? Cars! Motorcycles! AND Wlomen ! ! I