Ithaca High School - Annual Yearbook (Ithaca, NY)

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we BARBARA M. COMPTON ART Art Cluh 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, General Council, Orchex- tra,' Semor Frolifg Spring Coneert 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. Bobby has been climbing The Ladder of Knowl- edge for four successive years and has finally reached the topmost degree. She has done her share in keeping up with the Honor Roll and for her artistic and musical talent she is well known. Bobby expects to finish her education at Pratt Institute and the Class of '31 wishes her the best of luck. LYMAN CONGDON COLLEGE ENTRANCE Glee Club 3, 4g Senior Frolic 43 On Shore and Sea 23 Hero and Leander 3, King Harold 4, Serman Loan Fund. The halls of Ithaca High will soon cease to echo the strains of Red's 'fSweet Melodious Tenor. Red has never known a quiet moment, except when he sleeps. Then he has been known to be very restless. Maybe some day that same echo will come from the Hill'l, then we'll know that he is a member of Cornell. ELSIE M. CORNISH MODERN LANGUAGE Hr! Club 2, Prexident 3, German Club 4, Spring Cancer! 1, 25 Chorus 1, 2, 3, Archery 3, Sorcer 1, 2g Basketball 1, 2, 4, Senior Frolic 4. Of course you know this tall blonde lass, For with high marks she does pass, Have you heard her parlez-vous? And the Deutsch that she can do? How she called the meet of Art, And how she always did her part? We'll always wish her well, On the campus of Cornell. GLADYS MARIAN CRASS COMMERCIAL Valley Ball 15 Annual Collerfor. Ship Ahoy! Crassie is aboard the good ship Sen- ior.'l With careful, studious Crassie'l at the helm, she will bring her ship safely through the untried waters of the Commercial world and will make port as a private secretary in a very short time. During her five years with us, Crassiel' has been a loyal friend to our Alma Mater, and friends and teachers alike will miss Gladys, ever- happy smile. We hope Lady Luck will be kind to you, Crassie. Thirty-one

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MAXINE CHIPMAN COMMERCIAL There is Chippie, our basketball star. She left us last January so we have not seen her around school much. While here she acquired the education necessary to become someone's stenog and she is now proving her ability in an otlice. We hope your success in the business world will be as good as on the Basketball Court. Good- bye, Chip. JOHN WILLIAM COBB MODERN LANGUAGE Home Reporter, Collector lg Hi-Y 25 S-wimming 1, 23 Track 3, 4-3 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Congress 3, 4g Sergeant- at-Arms 4g Council Representatifve 45 Ass't. Business Jllanager of Annual 43 Senior Frolic 43 Traffic 3, Con- gress Ball Committee. Onct-hupon-a-timb a lettle pundle named Jack Cobb was brung by two storks and left at Estys. He growed and when he was tru, his Mom put him in a bid red cloak and tuk him into High School in a Ford. Dis poy was differunt, cause everywhere he wen, he had a happy time and a happy-rite. At four, he played football and wrestled and now he leaves us for Prep. School. Good luck, Grappler. WILLIAM LA MAR COGGSHALL l ENGINEERING Glee Club 43 Tbanksgiiving Concert 43 Spring Concerts 3, 4g Senior Frolic,' Le Cercle Francais 4, Freshman Base- ball,' Soccer 4-Q Basketball, League 2, 3, 4. Four years ago '4Bill'l graced this institution with a hopeful heart. Since that time he has risen from an ob- scure Freshie to a not unheard of Senior. Next year he intends to enter the university. He says he's going to be some kind of Engineer. We hope 'he won't be too hard on the co-eds. Good luck, old salt, and may the pleasures you had in high school increase in your college life. BEATRICE B. COLEMAN MODERN LANGUAGE Science Club 2, 3, 4g Art Club 3, 45 League Basketball 1, 2g Tennis 25 Valley Ball lg Baseball 33 0 Lofvely Night 2, Tlzanksgifuing Concerts 1, 2, Senior Stunts 43 Infvitation Committee 4. Bea may not look like a dignified Senior, but she's fooled you because she is. She has gone through high school so fast the teachers haven't been able to keep track of her. Besides her scholary achievements, we End UBee a good sport and full of mischhief. Next year she intends to honor the co-eds, and here's hoping that she succeeds and that her contemporaries don't kill them- selves trying to keep up with her. Tlzirty

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as M. MARGARET CRILLEY MODERN LANGUAGE Chorus 3, 4. Margaret has been with us for two years, during which we have learned to know her as a girl of quality. Although her strong dislike is mathematics, her realm is books, and her goal, Cornell, after which she will be a patient and knowing librarian. Our most sincere wish- es go with you, Margaret. CATHERINE BOWNE CROUSE CLASSISAL Le Cerfle Franfais 1, 2, 3, 4, Ilhetaeria 2, 3, 4, Taltler Board 3, 43 Associate Editor 4, Legislative Assembly 4, Senior Frolic 4. Take a look at her, everybody-the living example of what Colgatels will do. She really has made quite a name for herself, both here and abroad. She is not only a charter member of the Three Year Club but also a great Writer of uplifting editorials for the Tattler. COHICS. VIRGINIA CRUTCHLEY COMMERCIAL Chorus 1, 2, 35 Spring Confert 1, 2, 3, Orrlzestra 43 League Basketball 25 Baseball 2. Did you ever see that blond Bob -ing down the hall and reaching her home room just in time for roll call? Well, that's Ginny , She says she's going to be a nurse. Here's hoping she is as good at taking tempera- tures as she is at taking dictation. Our best wishes go with you, Virginia, and donlt forget your many friends of the I. H. S. DORIS CULVER ACADEMIC League Baskolball 4, Senior Frolic 4. Doris honored Ithaca High as the school in which to spend her Senior year. It was Dryden that claimed her for those other three mischievous years. Ask the members in the south side ofthe house and they'll agree that Dot can glide to any dance orchestrrfs melody. Dot intends to prolong her studies in Rochester. Here's to happiness and success. Thirty-two Look out, Vassar! Beware, West Point! Here she