Ithaca High School - Annual Yearbook (Ithaca, NY)

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ELSIE ATKINSON Ka'hleen 45 Senior Stunts -lg UOn Shore and Sea -l-3 King Rene's Daughter 4. Alas, girls, here is our Elsie going away! A second Paderewski is Elsie, from her beautiful command of the piano to her glowing red hair. Yet let us be thankful, never yet has she shown us a dash of that peppery temper generally allowed to Titian's favorites. Don't think, however, that Elsie is lacking in the spirit of mischief. Who was it that wore a large green bow perched on her fiery tresses on the day when all good Seniors are childish? Elsie, with her charming manners, her ever-ready willing- ness to help, her cheerful smile, will be sorely missed, come another year. PAULINE BABCOCI-L Baht Poll Polly Pop Pnl Wreck of the Hesperus' 23 Lovely Night 1, 35 Legislative Assembly 3, -1-5 King Harold Lady of Shalotte 3, Kathleen 4-3 Senior Stunts. So Polly is leaving us already? Oh- it's Cornell that calls her-yes? I know Polly has enjoyed our High School and thinks Ithaca is almost as nice as 'lPenn Yan . This dear girl has never Hunketl a regents, so Cornell should prove a mere whizz for her. Pol's quiet disposition and vivid personality have brought her numberless friends who all predict for her a bright and happy future. Moreover, judging from the comments on Polly's' eyes , she should become famous. May you enjoy every success, Polly , in your future conquests. U81 LAWRENCE HENRY AXTELL Larry Hx Tattler Board, 43 Collector, Assistant Busi- ness Manager, Business Manager, General Council, Cross Country, 23 Track, 23 Hockey, 3, Soccer, -lg On Shore and Sea', Hero and Leander , The VVreck of the Hesperush. 'Tis said that beauty is skin deep so that accounts for the fact that some would like to skin Ax . But laying all kidding aside, Larry is a good sport for once he hoofed it to Elmira to witness the glorious defeat of I. H. S. and for the week after, he nursed de feet. Not only was he partial to sports but also to pacifying his teachers who were always on a steady warpath as to whom would not be blessed with him. It must have been a blessing . Now, they have lost their opportunity as Ax is talking of leaving us for Poughkeepsie where he will study figures at a business college. Since this is the ease, and we Seniors know there are other motives nevertheless, we wish him all the luck for a successful career. CHARLES M. BAKER Clzur.l ' Sandy Bakr VVreck of the Hesperusu 33 On Shore and Sea -I-Q Hero and Leander 2, King Harold 31 Glee Club. Alas, girls, four years for motel ago a shy lad entered for the First time thru the wide entrance. Sandy has ever been toll- ing but during his spare time he has gained many friends. Bake has at last arrived at the conclusion, girls, that he must seek to leave us. Chuck is going to try his luck at business and the entire class wishes him good luck.

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jostzm-1 Aasor Joe Jabba Hippo da Sheik Senior Class Sergeant-at-Arms S, Football 3, 4, 55 Congress 4, 53 Kathleen'l 53 The Playgoersm 53 Senior Stunts' 5' King Harold 3g 'On Shore and Sea' 55 Five Year Club. Ahem-. Folks, the young man on your right has decided to graduate. To the bar- gain Hippo covered a lot of territory and is now leaving us. Besides being a good all-round scout 'QIoe has been da sheik with the weaker sex in I. H. S. If you ever hear a girl's voice shrieking joe through the halls, and it's raining out- side, youll know .hat Jabbit has to escort some fair ones home in his Dodge, Well joe, it is rumored that you are going to study Hotel Management on the Hill. Best of luck goes with you from your teachers, fri:-nds and classmates, Joe, for we will all miss you. ANTHONY H. ANDREWS 1fT0ny:: After four for perhaps fivel years, Tony has decided to leave these spacious halls of learning. He is not one of these s.udious chaps, who always honor dear old Ithaca High with his line records scholastically, but is more modest and unassuming. Tony is a good worker, however, since he has p:1s'ed everything with a high mark C?j which he has attacked. VVell, Tony, we wish you success in whatever phase of business you may enter. il7l HARRY AMES ul-Iarr-vu rfcootrr nBatn ulfoch Pocuhan Football 2, 3, 43 Congress 2, 3, 45 Student Council 3, 43 General Council 4, Tratiic force 45 The Man in a Bowler Hat 4. Well! VVell! Well! Well !-Well? He does! Does he? VVhat does he intend to miss? Nothing!!! Thats Harry. Al- ways on the alert running around in his Rolls QBJ ruff. Harry has been a brilliant scholar and has made many friends. His future halo looks bright. Harry intends to follow his father's footsteps. Well, Harry, we all know you will surely be a success. Nevertheless, we wish you the best of luck. -Goodbye- Harry. josEPH ARENDOS utloeu On Shore and Sean 45 Hero and Leander 33 King Harold 35 Track 4. Believe it or not, this little chap has graduated. He felt so studiously inclined that he graduated in january. lt has been rumored that he is about town carrying a brief case containing no one knows what, for the Gas and Electric. He has long been one of Miss Bryz1nt's right hand men. Who has not seen him every month listed on the 9092- honor roll? It hardly seems possible that he has left us. VVe all wish you luck, Joe.

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ZH-MA BAKER KARLE BALDWIN Zmg Sloppy Em .,Ba1dy,. nsheiku ..Fi-Ching Kid.. Vice President of Choral Club 45 Senior Pin and Ring Committee 3. Well, Em , you sure have done it, grad- uated. VVhat will Miss Bryant do for another songbird? Besides being a good singer Zing has a weakness for records, chocolates, and Brown-of-Harvard sun- daes. As a dancer Sloppy is equal to Moran or Mack and can often be seen clogging around the sidewalks of Olean. Upon leav- ing us to attain a higher knowledge at Cor- nell, we bid you a fond farewell together with the best wishes for success. Ronekr Beans HBHL.. v He opens his mouth! A big bass solo emerges! Bob for the past year has been a member of Miss Bryant's Glee Club. The high school was never as lonely as when Bob decided to remain in the VVest another year, before coming to this illustrious city. However,'he could not resist the temptation, when this year came round. Although we know Bob does not need them, we extend our best wishes for the future, which will probably be on the Hill. 19 Blond y Football 3, 43 Home Basketball 1, 21 Home Room Baseball 2, 33 Congress 4, 53 Kath- leen S. VVho in the school doesn't know Baldy, that big blond sheik? You can always Bud him on Giles Street. He's the type that all the girls fall for, the Love and Leave 'em kind. Besides being the prom- inent kind, he belongs to the Five Year Club, and has been a runner-up in other clubs in school. He is thinking seriously of tak- ing up Chicken raising at Cornell Univer- sity. judging from past experiences, they will all fall for him. VVe wish him good luck in his future endeavors. RAFAEL BERNOT During the past year, another worthy companion was added to the long list when this affable youth entered our midst. It did not take long for him to acquaint him- self with his environment, having taken the long journey from Mexico. Yet, Rafael does not wish to remain with us at least another year. For this we are sorry, but, neverthe- less, wish him the best of luck in his hard- ships under Mr. Hoy.