Ithaca High School - Annual Yearbook (Ithaca, NY)

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181 CLASS PRESIDENT l l ROBERT S. GRANT President of Senior Classy Football 2, 3. 43 Captain 43 Basketball Squad 1, Team 2, 3, 43 Baseball 3, 43 Congress 3, 4-Q Speaker 43 General Councilg Stu- dent Councilg Traffic Ofhcerg Senior Frolic. Our President and leader! Bob has always been a leader in school affairs, not only in athletics, but in his scholastic ties. Hels a favorite with the faculty as well as the student body s a me 1 of Congress he attained the position of speaker. His election 1 res' of his class necessitated his resignation of that office. As ca no - he led his team mates through one of the most successful in recent years. Bob is also a mainstay on the baseball and basketball teams. We know that after Bob enters Cornell he'll earn fame as a member of Phi Beta Kappa and the Big Red Teams. Our best wishes will always be with you, Bob.

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JAMES ELWYN BALDXNIN Spring Concert 3, 4, SQ Glee Club 3, 4, Sq Baseball 4,5. When The Duke Steps Out that's this young man, who entered these halls of the learned some four or five or ? or ? years ago. As well as being a mathematic shark, he excells greatly in the art of putting himself across to the weaker sex. He is the proud possessor of a fastidious Studebaker in which he makes almost nightly cruises across the Rh'ine. Now in passing from the ridiculous to the sublime let us say that Sive is not a bad sort, a real good scout, and has the best wishes of the Senior Class for success in whatever he may undertake. French Club 3, 4-Q Legislative 3 4'fI'Iome Room re- porter 2, 35 Wreck of the Hesperu 35 Ring and pin Committee 4' Senior Fr lic JOHN ANDREW'S Glee Club 43 Spring Concert 2, 3, 49 Swimming 3. just look-it 'at. Oh boy, oh boy, monkeys. Four long and weary years ago this extremely smooth and noble looking gentleman first started singing our Alma Mater. In this lengthy period of time he seems to have made quite an impression on the feminine population judging from the weight of his vest on the left side. Ah-hal Prepare, all ye Cornell damsels, for thither he is going with all of his cagey methods of gliding over the polished floor in perfect HJ time with the razy music. As yet no one has composed one fast enough to make him quit. Lots of luck, fella, and here's hoping you make good far above K. Hugo Waters. IRENE LILLIAN BAKER Lo and behold if it isn't our youthful maiden, Irene! Four years have elapsed since she entered these halls of learning and now she is going to leave us. In the near future we suppose she w'ill be pounding a type- writer and telling some man how to run his business, and then won't we miss her! Her capacity for fun and her frequent giggles have won her many friends in her stay here, and we all join in wishing her abundant success and happiness 'in the future. E r ! Bene is everybo y's f -1. hat is one of the nice things about h f -- h s a warm smile for everyone. No w .- .- sdpop l r! Noise is a thing in which she do e,fbut s e seems to be in a good many thi 1 e tea e s like her, too, for she's really rather - - r. ow she's from the ALINE BARNARD country but what ca e t e y raction in the drawing room? They should be glad to see this raccoon coat up on the hill next year, and we are sure she'll he a big success. We certainly hope so! 19