Ithaca High School - Annual Yearbook (Ithaca, NY)

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SENIORS RAYM F112 002114 Having graced' alls of our Alma Mater for the required tim if a ffg es us for the Navy. We ihope that he m . AR- o n Admiral. 1 JOHN FRA CIS B A 7 Fres man ayg Q1 3 -Q . 4' A f -1 oa , V ness Qgly 'i1'1 l T ctorg a '.- I Senior icg Bask . .. gr.g An- al Yri- inn- Ba e if ii ackg 1 Qf91'1I1lS. Her f s H ff f' e chool! Syra- c sei - i - j h st h u 1 '- fell w in the class, and one of e est lik - 1 MERTO UEL BARRUS ' Varst 3 C nder Path, Vice-President 45 Track. , B , then n! Dash, the runner! Who? Why ' Me , high schooflls greatest miler. He will try to combine his math and his speed at Cornell next fall. SANTE BASSANELLI Bandg Orchestra. Hooray! Sante is graduating. He intends to be an aviator. We all wish him many happy landings. BEAT E BATTERS Dramat c Cl ' Econo s C Der Deutsche Vereing e e ousg 1ng! g Nothing But the ', ave of Two Facesug 'fThe Rector g arm hxwlvg Senior Frolic. Bea is known to all through her excellent dramatic ability. Itha o.llege gains her. Cercle Francaisg Tattler. Four years ago Montana lost a brilliant scholar en Carl joined our ranks at Ithaca High. Now Cornell is taking him from us. GEORGE ALVIN BENTON Footballg Orchestrag Bandg Band and Orchestra Concerts EARL EUGENE BATY Who' ding ' ig smile? It is our futu ride is the shining Bass Horn upon w 1C e so ly blows blues in the band. CLOYD L. BETZER Spring Concertsg Track. 'IQhroaghout his high school career Cloyd has been e d shoulders above the average in scholar- nd personality. We'll meet him next year at Cornell. LEONE M. BLANCHARD Spring Concertg Extravaganzag Senior Frolic. Brightness and Mightiness Personifiedu seems to be an appropriate title by which to refer to this person popularly known as Queenie. ROBERT BOOCHEVER Footballg Trackg Tennisg Basketballg Ithetaeriag Congressg Glee Clubg General Councilg Varsity Clubg Cinder Path, Sec. 45 Dramatic Clubg Extrava- ganzag Charm School g Honor Rollg Flag Bearer. Bob -scholar, athlete extraordinary and man of affairs, Wil.l grace the H. of L. at Cornell. if 18 Fre-

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SEWORS deprive us of anot 1 0 our are 1 o . phisticated young ladies. LOUIS ALBY Varsity C ubg inder Path Pre 'dent 35 Track. win. mon f e cm rs will ark at Rochester's B siness School nex al. MARGARET L. AL A r : - W If it were not 1 I f , . .aret would thoroughly enjoy - 'f i V .s . Hf 1S about to f BETTE ARLENE ALLEN Honor Roll. Bette has made herself an in 'ph .vifi id in check- ing on home room 102. She is ggi- u ' ib.le, charm- ing person ROYDEN FRED ALLEN 1 ' ' . I l Band, Glee Club, Dram ., ,' This saxoph as Oul u to go to C - nell next year an ke up . Q I 5 'ne ' g. S ' ' ' PHYLLIS JEAN ATWAT Spring Concerts. Ithaca High loses o of its es ' tory s ude t. when the class of 193 aduates Flip. Her A next year is business school. WILLIAM HENRY AUSTIN ' Annual Collector. William does not advertise- his p esence by shouts, but by his quiet, shy demeanor, which takes him right to the hearts of susceptible young ladies. BARBARA ELIZABETH BABCOCK Choral Club, Secretary 43 Tattlerg Der Deutsche Verein: Ithetaeria, Spring Concerts: Annual Board, Asst. Editor: General Council, Thanksgiving Con- certs, Honor Roll. The Tattler will miss Barbara when she goes to Stanford. She wants to write for the New Yorker, but she may end in the Metropolitan Opera. RALPH P. BALDINI Honor Rollg Ithetaeria. 'Iv ' Here' is one of our few stu e has accom-- Dlished the work of four years 1 thr . Cicero is his favorite with Plato a close second. CHARLES L. BALDWIN Congressg Spring Concertg Honor Roll. Because of his pleasing ways and smiles, the students and teachers of I. H. S. are sorry to see Chuck leave. The Arts College at Cornell will claim him after graduation. RUTH E. BALLARD Art Clubg Choral Club, Economics Club, Spring Concertsg Thanksgiving Concertsg The Rector. Ruth is a talented, original and clever dancer. She is a sincere friend and one we shall miss. Fine Arts at Cornell is her work for next year. -..Qi 17 Ea..- A M. 5'

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5 ..... iiii if iiiii 4 MARY ALICE BOOL Choral Clubg Economics Club, S cretary 45 Fr - man Playg Extravaganza 193 g S ience g Spring Concertsg Thanksgiving , Roll, Tattler Staff. f Pretty, popular, intelligent and gay-all f these apply to our Mary. But still she is called a good worker by Miss Bryant. ' . ROSE MARIE BORONKAY Tattler Staffg Freshman Play. Rose seems to sway toward journalistic work. She writes her troop's Scout notices for the Ithaca Journal and types for the Tattler. ALICE VIVIAN BOWER Spring Concerts. Vivian's ' a ' ss- ike w nables her to acc ish W s ets o do. An irresistible personalit she a e us loathe to part with her. LEWIS C. BOYLE Spring Concerts. Lewis has finally mastered the Engineering Course. His being on the honor roll every month is proof of his ability and ambition. LELAND C. BOYNTON, JR. ' Le Cercle Francais, Tattler Boardg Spring Concertg Honor Roll. Ithaca High wil.l lose a fine student and the Tattler will lose one of its best writers when Lee goes to Cornell next year. VERA JOAN BRIGI-IAM Annual Collectorg Annual Reporterg Legislative As- semblyg General Council, Senior Frolic. Ever since she first entered our high school and cast her sunny smile around, Joan has been making friends and, what's more, keeping them. CARL JOHN BRINK . Carl will be steppin o the Brink'at graduation time. Printing and X rial Art subjects have been his fare whl e with us. EDITH LOUISE BROWN Edith is one of the school's prettiest. Heirtalents are not confined to studying alone, for she sews, and waves hair beautifully. NELSON N. BROWN As in most similar cases, Nelson is a pernicious seeker of knowledge, but Eate makes his enlighten.- ment as difhcult as possible just to show that this Brown is true blue all the way through. ROBERT F. BUELL Congressg I C- tsche f ein, Vic resident 4, Golf, Man yy I 61' if fi Q TI' . A leader, e - a U 'fs half-pint Bobby 1 -' ES G ' Buell is amo ln sports as well as in scholars X a -ea 19 ire- ' ,LLL