Ithaca High School - Annual Yearbook (Ithaca, NY)

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Collectors and Reporters n It is a 'diiffi-cult task for the 1922 ANNUAL BOARD to attempt to express in mere Words its sincere ap'preeia.tion and gratitude for the work which the Horne Rooni Collectors an-d Reporters have done so 'willingly and well. ' To the Collectors go the laurels for speedily filling the seven hundred sub- scriptions which were necessary to insure the publication of the ANNUAL, Whfile- the best proof of the efficiency of the Reporters lies in the splendid collection of room write ups 'which were without exception, punctual, legible and satis- factory. Therefore, we thank you, w'l1ole-heartedly and -gratefully, Collectors and Reporters, for y-our fine co-operation and interest, and in doing so We hope that you will give due credit to each and every one of the teachers, who so kindly and synipathetically, aided you whenever it was possible or necessary. Room Collector Reporter Percent 201 .... .... D . Korherr .... .... C . Noyes. . . .... .100 206 Head ...... .... E . Bailey .... ..... 1 00 234 207 233 209 232 211 224 212 Wyckoff .... . . . O,N6ll. ..... . . . Kennedy.. . . . . . . Wilcox .... Miller ...... .... Cushman ..... .... Denrnan .... .... Gaeta ..... .M. Dorr.. . . .J . Genung. . G. Ware .... B. J ohnson. . M. Pino ..... J. Udall . . . J. Merritt. . . F. Heffron.. .....100 80 . ...80 .... .100 . ...96 96 . ...90 ...50 223 Post ....... M. Ryan. . . .... .100 I 221 .... .... E . Cuervo ..... .... ' T. Powers .... 92 214 .... .... R . Washburn .... .... E . Briggs .... ..... 1 00 310 .... .... R . Terwilligar ..... .... J . Hediburg. . . . . . 75 . 346 .... .... R . Ashdown.. . . .... H. Parr. . . . . . . 48 320.11 . . .... W. O'Neil ..... .... M . Hess .... . . . 55 342 .... .... F . Don-ohue. ..... .... E . Boyle.. . . . . . 76 321 .... .... F . Vanderburg. .... .... R . Baker. . . . . . 40 334 .... .... M . Edminster .... .... E . Smith. . . . . . 55 335 .... .... 1 JI. Dassance. . .. .... S. Rocker.. . . . .. . 76 333 .... .... I I. Wilcox .... GQ Howser .... . . . 40 330 .... .... M . L-aBarr. .... .... D . Srnelzer ..... . . . 80 323 .... .... G . Allen. ..... S. Abbott. ...... . . . 42 303 .... .... R . Driscoll .... .... C . McKinney. .... . . . 45

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'COLLEOTORIS Top now-Donohue, .Millkng Kenvnedry, Willcox, Wyckoff, lCl1'B1'VO. Second now-W. 'O NeiB'1, Wilcox, Gaeta, D'a:ssa:11-oe-, 'Te11wil1dfga,r, Driscoll, Allen First 1'-o-W-WasH1burn, E'dvn1insteo-, De-mma.n, Ashdown, LauB'afnr, Post. REPPORTERS Top 110wv+A1:5bot1:, ,1VLcKi1nne4y, 'Cl11HN,g'El11, Roelker, I-Iwedfbm-g, Udall -Soconfd POW-P3,1'1', Hfowser, Briggs. Plowe-12s. Noyes, WVa1'ai. Fnvst row-Boyle, Ryan, Pino, rSrmelzer, Smiiih, Dorr.

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xlf E4 .,, e . , 'A ' Q - E D I I t IA L 'Bt' 1 in ,wmv ' 4 A Q HE hour has come to which we have looked forward with mingled feelings of happiness and sorrow-happiness at the thought that we are about to graduate and go up a step higher in life, and .sorrow that we shall be parted from our friends and classmates, perhaups forever. I For the past four years we have shared our joys and sorrows alike with each other, have had our fun, and 'have done a. thousand and one things that class- mates love to do. 'We have surmounted our difficulties and acquired the knowl edge with which we shall fight our battle in life. Now the hour approaches when our pleasant friendships will fbe severed, and when we shall go out into the ivorld an-dl away from the protecting arms of our common mother that has :aught us. Let us look forward to this hour with rejoicing and let no-t sorrow mar the partingg let us send our classmates forth with a hearty farewell and a Godspeed, so that they may look back upon their hapipy high school days with laughter and not sadness in their hearts. A And now classmates, one more word. The world is standing ready to judge us, to see of what fiber we are ma-die, and to test our armor of knowledge. Let us remember at that time the lessons our dear Alma Mater has taught us, and left us strive to keep that name foremost in our mind and to honor it always, so that we may be pointed out as true sons and daughters of the Ithaca High School. May G-od watch over and keep you forever in the paths of righteousness and of steadfastness to the high purposes which you have formed. X w-N ll 'K KE! 'G 5 rfqul x.,- XX' 1. W, ,sryrgx if .mg ff. -i s -1 5 , l V N ' Q if, 3 Q - -ff' im ., - -l ' Z!!! xc X .YA . T I I gl V 3 I ' . . . kk 1 '