Ithaca High School - Annual Yearbook (Ithaca, NY)

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12155 Igrvnihrnt WILLIAM BLISS STOCKING Bill President Half-Hose Sox,' 305 The Parkway President ol' Senior Class 4: Parliziment 1, 2, Serireant-at-arms 2: On Shore :mul Sou 2, llcro and Lczuider 35 Wreck ol' the Hcsperus 45 Science Club 1, 2, 33 Dramatic Club 3. fl, lilcctricizm 43 Cross Country 4: Congrcss 55. 4, Clerk 4. Our President! The title suggests an honor well deserved. The Senior Class con- sidered long' and as profoundly as it could, before its choice was made. We unani- mously agree that this choice was entirely right. 'tBill is a dyed-in-the-wool Ithaca product. Born and bred here, he is the exponent of its best traditions. I-Ic's an all- round fellow with brains enough to have won the necessary credits in the required time and still enough left over to help Mr. Cornell run the Co-op. Aside from violating the quiet rules, and other minor offences in the library, Sox has not given much trouble to his teachers. Beside his class-Work, President Half-Hose has held down the low- basses in the Glee Club, filled an important role in the Dramatic Club, and held the coveted position of Clerk of Congress. In addition to these high-grade mental per- formances, he was a member of the track and cross country squads. His classmates expect him to succeed in whatever profession he chooses, and will follow with interest the achievements of their president and leader. Z0