Ithaca High School - Annual Yearbook (Ithaca, NY)

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Svvninr linnrkn OUR PRESIDENT THOMAS A. KELLY, Tom'l I'0tN' Koi This fast-iilious young man is no othurb than our Class I,l'l'Si1i0lli. Altho Polo has been with us but a fow years, hi- has gaimwl giifiiq-ienlg popularity tio receive the highest honor we vouhl bestow upon him. One c-an see lui' 'his Illilllb'A001l1ltt'1l2llll'l' and ln'whisk0i'cil chin that ho is well suitml to lll'l'f0l'lll tho ilutivs offliis oiiivv. I 's gift of gala has won him much pronv invnoo in Uongri-ss and thruout thu school, all of ns 1 wing hail ow-asion to listvn to his ilowcry l'i0Llll0lll't' at too frequent intvrxkhls. 'l'l iJin aspirv to luv an M. IJ., lvut having oxhilritoil his talvnt to us as an auctioncor, wo fool confiilvnt that iis suwoss lin-s along this line. Howl-vor, physical training is miothci' luro to him. W'l10iiovm'A'K4-'l is alisvnt from a study-hall, ilu- only placv to finfl him is in Tho gym whvrv ho ti-aclu-s Mr, Kulnwrt whiat ho knows ahout vxvr- cisvs. Dospifv the stern vhin anil thioso shaggy looks Tom has a. very gvntlv disposition, altho he sonioiimes has liven OV0l'ill'2l1'4l to sim-ak to his inoiorvyvh- in a foreign language natur- ally auqiliroil. VVith :L vurtain few faults Tom is a good all rounil follow and we all join in wishing him good lurk in his pursuit of liapliiness.

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24 THE ITHACA HIGH SCHOOL ANNUAL SNYDER, HOWARD R. D. NO. 5 Ithaca Comnrereial Club 2, 3, 4, General Council 4, Corporal CO. I, N. Y. C. C. 4. SPACE, RALPH STONE, GENEVIEVE 107 Cornell Street Club Of the Allies 4, Science Club 3, 4, Ithveltaeria 4, Legislative Assembly Debate 4, Steel Strike Debate 4, Oh! Lovely Night 3, 4. STONE, HELEN WYARENA 205 Farm Street Club of the Allies 3, 4, Science Club 3, 4, Faye of the Fllofatinig Island 2, Ohl Lovely Night 3, 4. STRUNK, EDWIN h Dramatic Club 3, 4, Club of the Allies 3, 4, General 'Couneil 4, A 'College Town 4. SULLIVAN, BERTHA 973 East State Street Chvoral Club 2, 3, 4, Deutscher Verein 2, Club of the Allies 3, 4, Commercial Club 3, 4, 'Science Club 4, 4'Fays Of the Floating Isllandis 1, 2, Chl Lovely Night 3, 4, Art 'Club 3, 4. TERRELL, ERNEST 1 504 West Mill Street Congress 4, Ithetaeria 2, 3, 4, Le Cercl-e Franeails 2, 3, 4, 'Clulb of the Allies 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 1, 2 3, 4, 'Treasurer 3, 4, President Of Ithettaerila 4, Generlal Council 2, 3, 4, Assistant Treasurer of Le Cerele Eranoais 3, 4, Chairman Invitation Com- mittee of the Senior Class 4, Science Club 4. TROY, ELINOR 305 Oak Avenue Le Cercle Franearls 4, Club of the Allies 3, 4, Ithetaeriia 3, 4, Seienee Club 3, 4, Dra- matic Club 3, 4, Legislative Assembly 4, Steel Strike Debate 4, Legislative Assembly Debate 4, Fay of the Floating Islands 1, 2, Oh! Lovely Night 3, 4, Pub- licity Cocrnmittee of the Seniofr Class 4, And the Lamp Went Out 4. TROUP, DALE 510 South Plain Street Congress 3, 4, Congress Debate 4, Annual Board 3, 4, General Council 4, Sergeant Co. K. N. Y. C. C. 4, Business Manager Annual 4. VANORDER, XVILLIAM 302 Marshall Street Cross Country 1, 3, Manager Of Cross Country 4, 'Track Team 4, Manager ef Triaek 4, Cllass Blasketballl 4, Glee Club 3, 4, Conlgress 3, 4, Clerk 4, Sergeant N. Y. C. C. 3, Battalion Adjutant 4, General Council 4, General Manager of Annual 4, Dramatic Club 4, A College Town 4. VANOSTRAND, MARGUERITE 1 WAKELY, HELEN WILCOX, FREDERICK ATWATER f 612 North Tioga Street Congress 3, 4, Art'Cli1b 3, 4, Club of the Allies 3, 4, Assistant Manager off Basketball 3, Manager 4, Seienee Club 4, ' -The Mother Speaks 4, Sergeant N. Y. C. C. 4, General Council 1, 4, Rladlio Clulb 1, Pin Committee Of the Senior 'Class 4, Annual Board 4. WHITING, RALPH Ithetaeria 4. WOOD, ADELAIDE ' Eddy S11-get 4

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1HI ITHACA HIGH SCHOOL ANNUAL JOAQUIN A. ABUDO, alias Jaeky Porto Rican by birth, he is always talking about the tropical jungles and beautiful skies. He was once a poet. That was the worst epoch of his life, I should say. Fortunately I was far from 'him at that time. Once he happened to get into a. steamer by mistake and a few days later he found himself in New York, the city of the Giants and Gods, as he said. There he was willing to see the Chinese suburbs but he did not. He appeared in Ithaca on a cold morning, and the 22nd of September he was enrolled in the High School. -Since then he has been a. good student and very, very seldom makes a date. Oh! I inet such a nice and fair looking girl yesterday, that is his daily phrase, and also makes dates with invisible girls. He is a gre'at historian. He told me that he 'had read more than two dlozen different American histories and their contents. In physics I think that he will surpass Galileo or Newton, he had established his J ackinian proportion i. e., the greater the distance is, the greater is the love. GLADYS ARCHIBALD, Glad, Archie A favorite of the girls, And many a boy as wellg This topic is to personlad- 77 I promised not to tell. She's fond of layi' ja , As well as ye ug, ' f ,,An ,rip i g ,Pi 1 astic toe i at . sure to please her. , - Just to summarize a bit We'll say that she is cute, And you will all agree with me. Ah! there!-at last 1,111 mute. RALPH W. AYERS, MPa, Father, Hiram Our youthful jew ler . at last completed a four-year's course in 'fhot af '. ' er thought that Physics was such an interesting stu c v iid take two years of this subject. Pa has become V y n u i terested in music, especially that per- Quick Wa.tson, the vacui cleaner! taining to 'y, and he is 'often ,seen plodding his way with FordN to Auburn in order to see the FERRIS wheel. atl r has taken up as a side line Home Room leading and is ' by Julius Ku-hnert. As a ma.thema.tician Mis ' y ml rather an apt English Student, and Pa sure ake e 'lrqber medal when it comes to Latin. 1 r hree ears Pa has been a member of the Basketball ad, eing 'captain of last year-'s quintet. Vile all wish Father the best of luck for the future and may he never lose another night's sleep worrying over those hands. VIVA BAK ER. The Senior Clliass. with compliments, Presents you Viva B., As sweet and bright a. little lass As we did ever see. She won renown at essays, In English, History too, We wish that Viva Baker 's type Were not so awfully few.