Ithaca High School - Annual Yearbook (Ithaca, NY)

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ETHEL CORNELIA Biuxx MAX B, BRILLHART ' ' Brill Cowboy AIM Hf'iP1il'lIlU rEIlflllZl1l'I1ffllU Pee Hier' fl T ' ll Clarissa Four years ago f?l this small blonde maiden entered our school. During this time Felicia has made many friends. Laugh and the VVorld Laughs with You is Pee YVee's motto. Clarissa is cheerful, kind, a good sport and a willing helper. Could one ask more? Pee Wee intends to enter Rochester Dental School. The Senior Class wish her success in the future. M ERLE E. BROWN Brownie Ill IlIoi! Home Room Baseball 1, 2g Science Club 43 Congress 5. Above we have Brownie who, although a member of the Five Year Club is an industrious student shining especially in French. In spite of the fact that Mail is usually absent from school during the hunt- ing season he has acquired enough counts to enable him to leave our midst this June. As Brownie intends to enter the aviation game we wish him the best of luck and no crashes in the future. 21 Congress 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43 Captain 33 On Shore and Sea 45 King Harold 33 VVreck of the Hesperus 3. VVhoa, it is 'Cowboy late again at practice. VVe. wonder if he's always late at meals? 'Max, as you doubtless know, works at the post-ollice and, carrying his had habits with him, he is often late even there. A word of advice, 'Brill'--You'll never be postmaster or president if you don't come on time. No joking, old fruit, we all wish you and yours the greatest of good luck and happiness. E1,1z.ABETH BRUFF KIBPHJVI! just one glance at this erudite scholar and you will see why she detests CH all of the boys in high school. She attracted a great deal of attention in the capacity as center of the Girl's Basketball Team. Betty is one of those girls who just C0uldn't Hunk anything. She was confident of passing and had everything conquered before she tackled it. The rumor has gone abroad that she ex- pects to go to Cornell next year, but it is not certain, although the Senior Class wishes her the best of luck. Au revoir! l

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LAVYRENCE E. BOOL CHARLES LEE BOSTWVICK BooIey Larry Congress -1-g Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Student Coun- cil 33 Science Club 1, 23 Hero and Leander lg On Shore and Sea 4, King Harold 3, The VVreck of the Hesperus 2g An- nual Board 4-Q Business Manager of An- nual 4. Years have elapsed since Booley entered our midst, a somewhat frightened freshman. Through these years of toil Larry has not wasted all his time on studies but has sacrificed much of it for the welfare of the women of this institution. As an athlete his training was done on the dance floor. Good looking? Sure he told us so himself. VVhatever he undertakes in the future, he does so with our best wishes for success. Rtcr-IARD R. BRAtNAttD raDirk1: Congress 43 '4Kathleen 4: Football +3 Base- ball 4. During his visit of one ,short year we have had the honor of entertaining Dick tor he has entertained us?j His husky form has been seen hurtling hither and yon upon the gridiron and not only this but he has gained the reputation of a real scholar. Next year he attempts to conquer new fields of learn- ing and with him go the sincerest wishes of the class of '28. ifconu r1Leeu noir?-you Lee has figured very prominently in the life of the school, occupying such positions as manager of track and basketball, general manager of the ANNUAL, and so on. His hrain, though somewhat just at present rusty QFD, will carry him, we feel sure, to a successful graduation at Penn's Business School, where he will go from here. OLAF BRAUNER Dude Glee Club 3, 4, Assembly Leader 3: Leader +3 General Council 45 Student Council 2, 33 Congress 43 French Club 4, Dramatic Club 3, 43 The Shoes That Danced 35 The Maker of Dreams 45 Freshman Play lg Secretary of Freshman Class Ig Wreck of the Hesperus 2g King Harold 3, On Shore and Sea 43 Kathleen 4. Alas! Ladies and gentlemen, this hand- some young Uladies' man has decided to leave the honored gathering. Dude con- fessed that his reason for deserting us was to search for more feminine hearts to con- quer. He expects to complete the Fine Arts course in one year or bust, Perhaps he will succeed in both. His motto is Ex- celsior sung in B Flat. Well, Dude, wher- ever you go and whatever your fortune, remember that the friendship of the class is with you. l20l

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CHESTER BUCHANAN Chet Glee Club 43 Orchestra 4, Hockey ficej Football. Yvhom have we here but the bright little chap hailing from Switzerland. He has not only proved himself to be an accom- plished musician, both with violin and voice exertions, but also has showed himself to be athletically inclined in partaking of the rustic art of football. He has done a great service in the year he has been here in supporting Miss Bryant's noteworthy glee clubbers. He has successfully defeated the troublesome demon-trig-and will seek higher maths to subdue on the hill next year. Good luck, Chet! ALICE BURNS Someone said that Alice was going to graduate: is it true? It was just the other day on which she entered, and, it seems im- possible that she is finishing so soon. How- ever, we will take it for granted that she is leaving, and bid her farewell. VVe know she will be crowned with success because of her brilliant high school career. l22l LEON H. BUNDAY frldeeu VVell, if it isn't Leon Bunday graduating! The greatest miracle of the twentieth century has come to pass. VVell, I guess he just can't help it, since he belongs to the four- and-a-half year club. Lee is another one of those modest, retiring chaps who, fin- ished his high school career in a blaze of glory, after such a long period of bewilder- ment. Since Lee graduated in January, he has left no report of his future occupation, but, whatever it may be, the best wishes of the class of 1928 go with you, Leon! ELLA W. BUSH Billy Bushy Science Club 4g Art Club 3, 45 'LO' Lovely Night 3g Board of Directors 3. All the VVorld's a Stageng and here is one of the stage hands. Earn while you learn is her motto and Ella is Elajrnest. WVhile Billy has been acquiring her educa- tion she has been more or less an aid in the Otl-ice of Bliss. This year Mr. YVegner has found her services indispensable, and we entertain no doubt that Ella will make someone a rattling good stenographerf' After Eve tortous years, fellow sufferers, Billy has exhausted the curricula of our Commercial Department and has reached the Cross-roads. Undoubtedly she will continue her edu- cational career and return to I. H. S. as a Commercial Law Teacher. She may turn aside, however, for a business career, but whatever Billy chooses to do, we feel sure she will accomplish as the good wishes of all are with her.