Ithaca High School - Annual Yearbook (Ithaca, NY)

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Qbnr lirraihrni Honors: Football 4, 5, Captain 5, Congress 3, 4, S3 Traflic OHicerg Student Council 4, Annual Reporter lg Annual Collector 2, Tattler is ard 3, 4, 5.5 Art Editor 4, 5g President of the Senior Class. l Space does not allow fitting ribute fr he ass of '29 to this lad, our president, for his remarkable record in I. H. ' here re ' - offices to be filled in the course of a high school career, but we place a- '- ' r important because never was there a doubt as to his willingness and abil i o '- g and do it completely and well, with a spirit of cooperation underlying all h . eff - his willingness, ability and cooperative spirit Clark carried as ideals from the ii d o ort throughout his scholastic studies and contacts with his associates. Aye, Clark, yo ul e our sincere admiration and respect as an individual supreme, a friend to everyone, whose personality has been absorbed by us all, and those who remain after you will feel always the effect of your beaming smile and keen wit, your re- sourcefulness and sympathetic understanding. CLARK O,DANIEL Oh, boy, we hate to see you go, Skies will oft turn gray, But though heavens crumble, castles tumble, You'll be Clark in the same old way! E221

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FRED H. ALBRIGHT Freshman Playg League Basketballg Varsity Basketball 43 Annual Reporter 4-g Senior Frolicg Spring Concert 43 Hi-y 3, 4, Vice-President 4. This space is entirely too small to go into detail about Dick . But there is no reason why he should need any lengthy explanation. Every one knows him and why shouldnit they? He it is who takes a back seat for no one, especially in the class room, where he will invar- iably be found near the front. Although he is only six- teen he is ready to leave his friends and classmates of four years. JAMES W. ALLEN This husky, rosy cheeked lad of three-fourths score of years is now facing the world as a graduate of Ithaca High. He claims no honors. What say you? He has served his Alma Mater as traffic copllg helping to regulate the wandering, weary tread of hungry, knowl- edge seeking souls. A great and expansive future looks down to this young man, who will become a Civil En- gineer at Cornell. Good luck, -lim . BERTHA ALTSCHULER Spring Concert 1, 2, 3, 4, Kathleen 3, Basketball 1, 2, 35 Volly Ball 1, 2g Baseball 2, Field Hockey 2, Sen- ior Stunts. Everybody stop! Can't you see who is approaching you? Well, it is Bertha. Bert walks around these halls with a stern face and one would think she was worrying about her lessons, but thatis just her way. She is a good sport and laughs when she wants to, but she believes in Business before Pleasure. Bert can't decide whether to take vocal or piano but, whatever she does, we will all be there to hear her make her debut. ROBER'1' ANDREWS Glee Club 3, 4, 5, Spring Concert 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, Senior Stunts, Five Year Club. Hey-did-ja ever hear this one?'l 'tMark Antony'sl' name was on the black list and we celebrated by elect- ing him President of the Five Year Club. Except for the noisy section of the library and the alarming sounds in the corridors of I can't give you anything but D D Tue-Doo , Andy has been rather a quiet boy Cabout schoolj. However, he is in his element only after dark, and the unanimous wish of the class is-that he will al- ways remain the snakiest among those present at Pop Smithls. i231