Ithaca High School - Annual Yearbook (Ithaca, NY)

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0 THF ITH XCA IIIGII SCHOOL ANNUAL LILLIAN ASAI t'Lil', '4Acc L'Acc-ighl' Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Class Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Home Room Basketball 4: Art Club 43 Dramatic Club 475 The Ghost Story. A few short years ago this young lady came to us from the Lone Star State. For three years and a half she has d verately labored in these lofty halls of Q-aiuiigg, '1 order to graduate with the rest of usjwiqi' e. Did you ever chance to see tl1i.Si1 speeding down University Avenue 1l1,Vvl o' runabout? She will be a budding young artistfone of these days. Lillsl' ambition is to take dup architecture on the Hill and we all know that she'll make good in whatever she does. We wish you luck, Lil ! JOHANNA B. ASMUS, JON L'Joy Science Club 2, 3, 45 King Harold 19 On Shore and Sea 3, O Lovely Night 3: Class Basketball 1, 2, 35 Cap- tain 1g Co-Se-Ho Club 43 General Council 4. Jo has become rather, exclusive in her last year. She comes only part of the day. But she 's with us often enough to make troops of friends. When it comes to sewing, playing basketball, a.nd Qherels the 0lll1l2l.XD chattering, Jo is acknowledged winner of first honors. Of course there are members of tl1e faculty who might question the accuracy of the use of that last word in the preceding sentence. Jo expects to study Floriculture on the Hill nt-xt fall, after vacationing in the Adirondacks. Now for a worthy conclusion. She's graduated. 'Nuff said. CLAUDE BALDWIN 'Baldy Football 1, 2, 35 Wreck of the Hesperus 3: On Shore and Sea 43 Congress 4, 53 Home Room Basketball 3, 43 Glee Club 3, 4, 53 Senior Stunt 43 King Harold 23 Five Year Club. Take a good look at the features of this young man, and you will see the determination and perseverance that have carried hi a. through his high school career with such distincti . y has proven his abil- ity and courage or N ian' occasions, especially in his numerous battl 'it th dead language. How- ever, he enjoys the .1 tation of being the only one in the class to - 'fi from ourse Nine, which is truly a distincti n. ' 3 .ldy's football career ended unfortunately ii ' ' 11 bu he has reaped plenty of glory from his t lIlI'I1l1lg' skill. Now, Baldy is to leave the school, .lking with him the sincerest regards of his classmates.

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SENIOR KNOCRS JULIA JANE ABBOTT, Hjudyl' King Harold 13 VVreck of the Hesperus 23 Science Club 2, 3, 43 O Lovely Night 23 On Shore and Sea 33 Class Basketball 33 Hero and Leander 4. Love seldom dwelleth where learning is. So says the axiom, but cxerybody knows that Jumly,' is the exception. For, whenever she is missing, you can always find JudyH in Miss VvElg61',S room, an ardent admirer, or in the library hunting histori- cal references for her beloved Miss Sheffer. Above all, Judy', is always seeing the bright side of every- thing. We all expect that when she finishes her nursing course, she will come back to compile a l1is- tory of that gentle art for the benefit of the High School. Meanwhile, we all feel sure that Judy', will get somewhere with that cheerful grin of he1's. HELEN ABEL, '4Flop'i Able 'tPossum', Ithetaeria 2, 3, 43 Science Club 43 O Lovely Night 33 On Shore and Sea 33 Hero and Leander 43 General Coun- cil 33 Legislative Assembly 3, 43 Sergeant-at-arms 43 Senior Stunt 43 Memorial Scholarship 43 Chairman of Class Day Committee 4. Who is this demure little girl? Why don't you know? It 's Helen, of course. You can always see her wandering around the halls after school on her way to General Council, Ithetaeria, or Legislative. Helen is one,of those lucky people who are naturally bright, and she shines in all her studies, especially the sciences. But 'fFlop possesses so many admire able qualities that it is hard to find the most out- standing. And to crown it all, she has the cutest giggle! Helen doesn't know where she'll go next year to add to her already superior knowledge, but wherever it may be, we all wish her success and hap- piness. FLORENCE FRANCES ANDREWS Andy 'LFlossic g'Rubbers,' Andrew Ithetaeria 2, 3, 53 Cercle Francais 3, 43 Dramatic Club 2,,3, 43 Hope of -the World 13 Please Omit Flowersn 33 The Ghost Story 43 Head property manager of spring plays 33 Vice-President!Dramatic Club 43 Choral Club 2, 3, 43 Pan. King Harold 13 Wreck of the Hesperus 23 O Lovely Night 33 On.Shore and Sea 33 Hero and Leander 43 Legislative Assembly 3, 43 Annual Board, Associate Editor 23 Class Basketball 1, 2, 33 Basketball 43 Science Club 43 General Council 3, 43 Senior Stunt 43 Annual Re- porter 23 Legislative Assembly Debate 43 Choral Club Concert 43 Marraine de Guerre 43 Senior Play 43 Group Supervisor of Spring Plays 4. This is the girl whose Honor List looks like an index to The Book of Knowledgef' Some time this humble writer is going to get a lantern and go in search of some line of activity in which AndrcwH doesn't shine. In French class she's a streak, and is almost as good in basketball. Andy likes good times, and dramatics, too. Who can forget the Beoby Hans and the v Parson of camp days? But with all her learning she can act as dumb and jolly as the rest of us, and that 's why WC,1'C ali for F1ossie. WA..- ..,,.. .

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SENIOR KNOUKQ 9 SARA BARNARD 'tSally t'Sal King Harold 2: Wreck of the Hesperus 3: On Shore and Sea 43 O Lovely Night 43 Hero and Leander 53 Senior Stunt 5. Could anyone imagine that beyond those dark eyes at the left there lurks real misehiet? Sallyl' does look demure, we admit, but look out! It is rumored that Sall' spends much of her time reading Mil- ton's Poems. She just adores History and eame hack this term to cram El year on half time. SMH is Very quiet but shels a valuable asset to the school, and next year will find the teachers a11d pupils too, singing sadly, l VVonder What ls Beeome of Sally?'l CHARLES BEATTI E '4Chuck'l 'LWarbler', Marshmallow Football 3, 43 Dramatic Club 3, 43 Glee Club 33 Con- gress 3, 43 Senior Stunt. Just think how mueh this elegant figure resembles that bust of Socrates i11 the library. Allfl to think that they hide Socrates behind the door! Hffhuekl' has other good points, though. As a11 aetor he has made a good cabbage colleetor. Ile also is an athlete. One year he decided either to make or to break the football team. He did both-and be- came the most popular man on the squad. But, after all, Chuekl' makes a good seholar and we join with the teachers, who have tried so hard to detain him, in wishing him sueeess in the future. FRANK BERRYMAN 4'Sassatrass'i L'Berry', UDoe', HBattlin Fool 'tDo1-H Berryman, that Flushing young fellowu has been with us a very short time, but ill that time he has made 21 host of friends. His flowery speeeh and pugilistie methods have endeared him to many a heart. lt is rumored that he has so many eennts that he could easily give away about twenty- five to nearly ones and still have enough left to graduate. Berry also holds one record in lligh School, and that is, he is yet to be seen with his hair mussed. He is the proud possessor of .CL fas tidious Ford, in which he makes nightly eruises aeross the Rhine. But going from the ridieulous to the sublime, Sass:1frass is a. real good fellow and friend and he carries with him the best wishes of the Senior Class for sueeess in whatever he may 1ll1tl91'l2lkC'.