Ithaca High School - Annual Yearbook (Ithaca, NY)

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F0 RE RD The most casual observer cannot fail to have noticed the strange preponderance of classical names to be seen throughout this locality, of which Ithaca, set down some hundred or more years ago in the snug little township of Ulysses, seems to be a sort of hub. Near by is the little town of Penelopeg Aurora lies just up the lake. Etna is but a few miles away, and Syracuse may be reached in a journey of a few hoursg within a radius of less than fifty miles are to be found many other names linked closely with classical antiquity, such as Ovid, Homer, Pharsalia, and Odessa. Unlike Ulysses of old, the modern lthacan can travel in a day from Ithaca to Troy, and home again that night, without once having left the soil of the Empire State! In the imniediate vicinity our artist has, as is demonstrated on the page opposite, seen several less obvious and more entertaining connections between the map of the Finger Lakes region and that of the ancient world. VVith the aid of her rnap, the Class of 1929 has succeeding in charting an Annual inspired by the far-away wanderings of Ulysses, as herein set forth. f 5 4

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TO MISS CATHERINE M. WELCH to zulzose skill and vision as zz pilot we 0-zve safe passage afross many shoals and izfhirljrools in our Uzlyssey ice, mariners of 1929, rlrzlimfe this tale of our -voyrzgiiig.