Ithaca High School - Annual Yearbook (Ithaca, NY)

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---o----.1 ees.. -QQQQQQQQQQQQQQ-QQ-QQ-QQQQQQQQQQQQQQ QQQQQQQQQQQQ QQQQQQ Senior Class Committees coco--no-sq--- Pin swift Rim! Committee TEMPLE SCOFIEIJD-Ch,f1'i1'mf1n HAROLD CLARK HELEN RICE BENJAMIN FIELD ELOISE JENKINS EDITH SHARPE Iiioitatioii Committee ARLENE NUTTALL-Clwir'n'1.uf11 GERALND ALLEN EMILY BOSTWICK EDWARD GUTHRIE MYRA EMERSON KENELM TAYLOR Pliotograpliio Committee ROBERT DRISCOLL--Clmirnl,r,c'1l LEIGH BATTERSON FLORENCE DONOIIUE CLAIR DEAN BERTHA HITCI-IING MARJORIE PALMER Color cmd Motto Committee WILIIEIIMINA BARTONiChltl-J'lll!tIl, JOHN SHOEMAKER ANNE IIAMILTON WILLIAM WHITWELL BARBARA WYCKOFF ALFRED TINKER Social Committee ROBERT LOVE-Cha irniuuzi DALE BEATTIE FLORENCE SCOTT CLAIR MAHANNA MARION HERSON MARGARET SULLIVAN Publicity Committee SELMA URBAND-Ch!lil 7Itlt'1L ROBERT VVEBSTER GRACE HOWSER HOWARD JENNINGS LEVINA VAN DYKE INAYNE WILLIS Class Day Committee HERBERT HTNNERSJC,1CLt'1'l71,fl7l GARDINER O'DANIEL DOROTHY STUART RICHARD LLOP JEANNETTE BROWN MARIE VAN DYKE 16 --l ..-Q O O 9 O O i 3 O I 0 0 0 0 O O O O 0 O 9 O 9 0 0 0 O 0 i O O 0 0 9 0 0 0 I 9 0 0 O 5 L.

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I 2 b-- ------------------------------------------------ Senior Class Officers PRESIDENT WILLIAM BLISS STOCKING I ICM-l'Hlu'Slllla'N7' ANNA RACHEL ASII DOWN SECRETA RY TREASURER MARGARET ALLIS SAXE DONALD MCPIIERSON GENERAL 411,'1N1lGla'lf 01 .-'INNIL1 I, CIIARLES E. TREMAN, JR. lflllT011-IN-CHIEF Ulf' ,-1N,Vl'Al, CATHERINE LDALL ARTISTIC EDITOR IIIJSINIQSS IIIANAGER ANNA MAKARAINEN WARREN S. BARLOW ASSISTANT EDITOR ASSOCIA TIC EDITOR ELOISE LUEDER FLORENCE SCOTT POET ORA TOR VERONICA MALONE TEMPLE SCOFIELD HISTOICIAN PHOPHET EMILY BOSTWICK LEVINA VANDYKE TELLERS FLORENCE SCOTT FLORENCE DONOHUE HERBERT HINNERS GERALD ALLEN SERGEA NT-A T-A RMS ROBERT DRISCOLL C0 UNCIL REPRESENTA Tl VES HELEN RICE PAULINE HOISINGTON 15 L-----

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- ESTERDAY-Today-Tomorrowl Which holds the most in store for us? iWe, who are leaving, have behind us a definite Past- :viv our high school course. 'We have with us a definite Present-- our Graduation, the culmination of our achievements. And we have a more or less definite Future, as futures go, made up oi' our ambitions and plans. Yesterday has given us a wealth of companionships, helpful teaching, knowl- edge gained, and above all, experience in living. Tomorrow opens to us the gates of hope, the joy of dreams, the chance of a better existence, and the anticipation of unfulfilled ambitions. The Present is the combination of Past and Future. Yesterday and Tomorrow exist in Today. Now is the only time when we can use the experience which we gained yesterday, and the many days before. It is the only time when we can enjoy memories of past good times, and apply the instruction gained dur- ing our years of study. Now is forever the only chalice We have to make our plans for the future, to dream of those many ambitions, which we hope to accomplish. We cannot do again, in a better way. what we failed to do well yester- dayg neither can we do now what ive may be able to do later. But the present is the only time to use the treasures of the past and the future, so if we would find the zenith of opportunity, let us look for it today. ' 17