Ithaca High School - Annual Yearbook (Ithaca, NY)

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BERNARD ARTHUR CUMMINGS Baseball 2, 3, 43 Football 3, 43 Track. In future years, the year 1930 will be notable, not only as the end of the present decade. but as the annus mirabilis in which this promising youth graduated. After four years of intimate, and for the most part pleasant, association with Art, we venture the following asser- tionsg that, fab, an inexplicable aptitude for mathema- tics and drafting, fbi, his punctuality, and, ich, his winning ways, should benefit him for Mechanical Engin- eering on the hill, and throughout his life. ARTHUR DAHARSH Hurrah! Art is graduating. They thought the com- mercial course with its bookkeeping, shorthand, and typewriting would hold back this studious lad. It took four years to conquer it but that was a mere trifle for Art. We do not know what Art is going to do when he graduates but we are sure he will make a success. We hate to see you go, Art, but all our wishes go with you. GLADYS M. CRISS EY Spring Concerts 1, 2, 3. 4, Kathleen 23 Legislative 4g Senior Ffollic 43 Usher Spring Plays 4. Yeshisiree! Crissey is a Senior already. As every- o e k Qfws, sheis the best of sports and is always smiling chgeriiy. Oh, yes! We almost forgot. Cris is quite an authoirity on Chevrolets. fWe wonder why?D We just kno that Glad will be successful on the hill next yearland all of our best wishes go with her. It has bee ly four nce 'Jerry was a gig- gling freshm t -.- . expe ting to leave us in June. She intends to -- k life miserable for the teachers at the Conservatory nd give thpse of the Ithaca High a well earned rest. owksilent and gloomy these halls will be when she ta '-- her sunny, bubbling disposition to the Con ? Where r your musical inspiration leads you. GERALDINE L. CRYSLER 6 remember the od Ithaca High is for you, Jerry, i271

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fx-I V. f ,v'l'f 3 ' ARCHIE CORNELIUS Be-Be-e-pp! Here comes Archie with the usual load in the green 'tcabl' How will the poor Ufemmesn ever get to school on time now that Archie is graduating and leav- ing us forever KH Besides being an English shark, Arch has been the standby of Miss Bryant and the Glee Club for many long years. Seriously, we will miss Archie for we have all learned to like him during his sojourn in our midst. So whether you go northward or south, east or west, we will always be with you in spirit, Archie. Toodle-oo! DONALD H. CREVELLING Donald comes from Candor, so he has all the char.- acteristics of an excellent tragedian. There are few more terrifying sights than to see him solemnly stalk about in the cold, gray dawn quoting lines from Mac- beth, or to watch him enter a class room when he is in one of his serious moods. But while Donald has all the eccentricities of a genius, he has always been to his friends as gay as the gayest, and a genial, gener- ous comrade. l 26 l HAZEL E. COMFORT Kathleen', 35 Science Club 2. 3, 43 Hockey 2. Here she is at last. Who is she? One can tell that she is Hazel Comfort by her winning smile which has won her many warm friends during her stay in High School. Hazel will make somebody a very good stenog- rapher. Wherever you go and whatever you do, we wish you the best of luck and success, Hazel. ZOA ERNESTINE COOPER League Basketball 35 Soccor 33 Spring Concert 1. This is none other than Zoa Cooper, herself. Zoa has been seen pacing up and down these corridors for the last four years, greeting everyone with a smile. We shall miss her, but we know that she will be a success in the Business world, because of her pleasing person- ality. We wish her the best of luck and success in all of ther undertakings.

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JOSEPHINE E. DAVIS Freshman Playg Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3g Student Council 25 Volley Ball 1, Traffic Cop 23 League Basketball 23 Spring Concert 2, 3g Legislative 35 Senior Frolic. Look who is leaving us now! You all know Josephineg if not, I advise you to look up jolly in the dictionary -put it in front of Joe and I wager you will recog- nize her next time you see her. She has gone through high school at full speed, and besides breaking records in her studies Q?j, it 'is whispered about that she is leaving some broken hearts behind her. I'm sure, how- ever, that she will be willing to help patch them up, if you will but run down to Johns Hopkins Hospital some- time next year. MARJORY EVELYN DAW Reporter 13 Chorus 3. There is a certain lassie with Brown eyes who spends a good deal of her time riding around in a Whip- pet sedan. We wonder what the attraction is. Take an- other look and you will see. Marj's eleverness charm have won for her a wide circle of friends. has one ambitiong that is to be a private secretary. We are certain she will succeed in whatever career she choses. Well, Marjory, the class of '30 wishes you the best of luck and success. If 23 l DOROTHY R. DART League Basketball 1, 2, 3, Volley ball 1, Field Hockey lg Soccer 2, 3, Cheerleader 2, 3g Student Council 2, Annual Reporter 25 Baseball 2g Spring Concert 2, Dra- matic Club 2, 33 Spring Plays 3, Senior Frolic. This picture needs no label for who doesn't know Dot ? It is impossible to tell of her many attractions in this limited space but everyone knows them, anyway. There is no doubt about her intelligenceg she is a three- year student. As to popularity-any school dance will vouch for that. It is rumored that Dot has a Weak- ness for the State but we all sympathize. We, of the senior class, together with countless teachers and under- graduates, wish you the best of luck at Cornell, Dot ERMA DAVENPORT Spring Concert 2 3, 4, Soccer 2, 3, 4, Art Club 4. Erma's smilin 'face appeared on the gang-plank with all the other shies four years ago. She was just en- tering the sh' that was to carry her over the Sea of Knowledge. ring her travels many came to know and love her. It s they, who in June, when Erma leaves us to continue er journey in a greater ship to other foreign shores, ' her the same success that was hers in that good old sip HITHACA HIGH SCHOOL. and She