Ithaca High School - Annual Yearbook (Ithaca, NY)

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-Ssp'hember- ' J V019- s SEPTEMBER School opened. Lecture: Chain Breaking or the Psychology of Habit, by Mr Charles E Varney. OCTOBER Lecture by Miss Evans, Chairman of General Council. Football Game-Auburn at Auburn. Music and Great Musicians, by Mr. W. Grant Egbert. Football Game-Groton at Groton. Lecture: How the World Looks in 19I7, by Dr. W. E. Gritlis. Liberty Loan Rally. Football Game-Cascadilla at Ithaca. Rhetoricals- The Three Sister Republics, conducted by Miss La Barre NOVEMBER Football Game-Starkey Seminary at Ithaca. Lecture: How We Can Render Our Services to the H. Bailey. Football Game-Elmira at Elmira. Lecture: Life in Army Camps, by Corporal Victo Football Game-Athens at Ithaca. Government by Dr L r L. Burgess Rhetoricals-Athletics and Thanksgiving. Program conducted by Miss La Barre. Lecture: Military Training, by Lieut. Whitney. Football Game-Binghamton at Binghamton. Thanksgiving Concert. Football Game4East Syracuse at Ithaca. DECEMBER Lecture by Prof. Bristow Adams. Musical Program. Lecture by Mr. Snyder Rappleye. Basketball Game-Owego Free Academy at Ithaca. Lecture: Vocational Education, by Mrs. Anna He Basketball Game-Cortland Normal at Cortland. Basketball Game-Rochester East High at Ithaca. Christmas Play, Why the Chimes Rang. dges Talbat

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BY The battle-line of right to-day. i 5 X 5' A DEDICATION DONALD McALLISTER '18 ROM the blood-red fields of glorious France To the desert s shifting sands Neath every sky in every clime On a hundred foreign strands There stretches forth in proud array From the shallow graves on the battle field To the tomb in the depths of the main Wherever the waves of the ocean roll Tis there that some have lain And they sleep the sleep of the strong and true Till the Father above shall give them their due Whatever we do is little at best Compared to their deeds in the fight Whether British or French or American a s They have fought-yes have died that Freedom may live How little it seems-the mite that we give ' To OUR boys in Service each and all To our heroes the wide world o'er To the boys of the nations whose cause is ours And whose friends we shall be evermore To the youth of our hearts and our dreams and our tears We inscribe this book of the passing years l 1 d They are OURS in this battle for right.

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9 17 25 26 9 13 16 19 20 22 23 27 1 2 6 9 13 16 18 12 17 24 1 3 10 18 24 25 15 22 24-27 24 25 26 THE CALENDAR ' JANUARY Lecture by Dr. Boynton. Basketball Game-Corning North Side at Ithaca. Basketball Game-Rochester East High at Rochester. Basketball Game-Cathedral High at Rochester. FEBRUARY Basketball Game-Rochester Cathedral High at Ithaca. Program by the Grades, conducted by Miss Tobey. Basketball Game-Cascadilla at Ithaca. Concert by New York City Orchestra, Lecture by Prof. H. D. Fleck. Patriotic Program, conducted by Miss Bryant. Junior Red Cross Dance. Basketball Game-Cortland Central at Ithaca. Rhetoricals-General Topics, conducted by Miss La Barre. MARCH Basketball Game-Owego Free Academy at Owego. Basketball Game-Binghamton Central at Binghamton. Lectures by Mr. J. W. Baucher and Mr. J. D. Barnum. Basketball Game-Imperials. Lecture: The Importance of History, by Miss Wager. Basketball Game-Binghamton Central at Ithaca. Basketball Game-Cascadilla at Cascadilla. APRIL Annual Dance. Illustrated Lecture by Mr. Bush. Rhetoricals, conducted by Miss LaBarre. MAY Lecture fillustratedj, How Birds Help Win the War, by Dr. A. A. Allen High School Cadets' Dance. Choral Club Dance. Le Cercle Francais Plays. Orchestra Dance. Senior Class Dance. Dramatic Club Plays. JUNE Memorial Prize Speaking Stage. Senior Play- Claim Allowed. Commencement Week. Class Day. Commencement of Junior High School. Commencement of Senior High School.