Ithaca High School - Annual Yearbook (Ithaca, NY)

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SENIORS JAMES CONLEY ootball. The coming fall term will see one of the schoo.l's excellent football players caught in the net of grad- uation. WILBUR CORTRIGHT Dramatic Clubg Base-ballg Senior Frolic. When Wilbur enters Cornell next year, the Dra- matic Department will have trouble finding anyone to shift scenery as ably as he has done for the past two years. DELIVAN COY EN L Tumblin 'amg n . . i'Kirkl to n C next fall. We hope tha IS scholastid 1 ' will equa.l his present gymnastic ability. f CLIFFORD LOUIS CROFT Footballg Baseball. He always did his duty in high school, and we know that he will continue doing so after he be- comes a United States Navy man. HELEN LOUISE CRUM Legislative Assemblyg Choral Clubg Spring Con- certsg Thanksgiving Concertg Le Cercle Francais' Der Deutsche Verein, Secretary 35 Science Cu Honor Roll. Here is that rarest of combinations, a stunning girl with the courage and frankness of a man. Pep's enviable poise carries her to Cornell next year. RICHA UM N 0 se 'la andering through the halls Com cia ent on his mind. Bookkeeping is his pe O T is ' ' i , one? nm i v e had all the problems of the LAWREN E DADE Bard oss Countryig Spring Concert. We adieu to Larrie, a likable chap. Red hot music d sizzling syncopation are his in- terests and ambit ons. LOUIS NICHOLAS DAGHITA Footballg Trackg Baseballg Cinder Path, Treasurer 45 Varsity Clubg Soccerg Honor Roll. In four years of athletics, Louis earn d four letters, three in Football and one in t ck. He made seven touchdowns his last year a rig nd. JOHN DALLENBACH Honor Rollg Tumbl' e . John, honor stu gy n par excellence, will graduate this e Wi the expectation of a pleasant year studyi in ermany. A T NETTE DE ELIS T r B afd. V on ' as been a Very adept typist for the ttle rd. We shall miss her dark, quiet Wea wh she becomes a secretary next year. ,gf 22

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SENIORS ROBERT S. CHAMB LA Der Deutschef er ' G, e g prin Concertg Thanksgivin ' r 5 or Rol This go rfust work, f ' e ' ave only twenty-two units when he g es e plans to major in Chemistry and mino in music at Cornell. JEANNETTE CHAPMAN Orchestra. The time that Jean has spent ith us has been pleasant, but the attraction at ' . .Q College will be more pleasant to her. ' I FERNANDO CIA Art Clubg 3- - rricular . This . fi you' g gen l from Italy shows a p me ' g care i -' circles. After graduat- ' e hopes to X- . n to Italy to take up fine ' S 77 ' ' X ESTI-IER CICCHET X Spring Concertg Hono Rollg Head Typist of Tattler Boardg Annual Boardg Te' is. Esther is one th b e i ustrious few who has achieved r o ' ' her efficient typ- ing for the Tat r an Annual Boards. Q LOUIS A. CICCHEW Trackg Spring Co? . After atb org' training in Commercial sub- jects, Louie is ready to meet the' requirements of the Business World. HX64 fl I WALKER G. CLAPP fl it Glee Clubg Band, Drum Maj rg travaganzag Spring Concertg Thanksgiving Concert. West Hill has produced for us one of our finest drum majors. Walker's goose step will be very much missed by next year's band. BERENICE ELIZABETH CLINTON Spring Concertg Tattler Boardg Freshman Playg Ex- travaganza. Berenice has been one of high school's most co- operative students. We know that when she takes her place in the business world, she will be a grea success. HELEN RUTH coBB V- Freshman Playg Honor Rollg Spring Concert. I-Ielen's quiet manner and pleasing way certainly will prove to be a great asset to her future business career. She's cheerful and efficient, but not above mischievous pranks. LAURA CAROLINE COLE Le Rendez-vousg Spring Concertsg Honor Roll. In the fall, Laura plans to enter the College of Home Economics at Cornell. They gain and we lose a good student and friend. ROY MERTON COMPTON Roy has made y fr' nds at I. H. S. during his high school car 'er use of his splendid char- acter, he will ' e y all in the 1935 gradua- tion. 21 yi.

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SENIORS RICHARD DE BELL t'Quiet and self-contained is a good description of Dick. He now plans to seek an education by hard knocks and practical experience. HELEN K. DE LANGO Basketball. ,X Her flashing eyes a d dimpl s ' will e missed in high school- lls e has gone to build her name in tliefc rcial wor . GEORGE BURGE DE WITT - Le Cercle Francais, Der Deutsche Vereing Annual Boardg Dramatic Club, Not Quite Such a Goose , Little Father of the Wilderness , Dramatic Club, Stage Manager. View this retiring personage, who walks our corridors. As an Electrical Engineer, he is one of the finest, a rnell will soon find out. FREDE C OBERT DOCKSTADER Glee Clu aqndg Spring Concerts. For f years Bob has ose-divi 3 around here xt year will fn ,WI ying ' ound Cor- nell Pus and tailf '! ni to sses. DOROTHY LOUI :1 n Wh f Orchestra' o : If-'MQ W' ubg S 7 cert. A jf I Footbal ri n - Zuni d oet, fr .ed a humorous, li t c fiiyiv ry greeable when she choosesg lik s e a fffo Sou erners pl s to do housekeepi fl ext if K CHARLES S. DRAKE 1 1 This fellow from South ia ' i a if at Mechanical Drawing. Chu ' o con- tinue studying on the hill next year. JAMES WILLI t D OL E Congr sg , An l Board, Business Mgru oot l pring, Th s ' ' Concerts. A A iJim is a quiet , ng man, he has ex- h ' dmirab.le qualiti mbition, and ingenu- ity hich will mak for i a successfu areer. EVELYN UGEN L NG Le Ce r ' ' horal ' Spring Concert, Thanksgi ' a Play. When e shall lose a good. 7 ' o Fr ve e e , friend a also one issfgryantfs singers. We know Ev yn will be a success in Chicago. JOSEPH GORDON DYE' Orchestrag Annual o t rg Honor Rollg Der Deutsche Vereing Sci e ubg Spring Concerts. Although ' r i champion fiddler, it's not time he fiddl or he's always on the go, con- tributing to chool life. Here's to his engi- neering ca e . MARIAN . EATON O Spring oncerts. The commercial rooms and corridors will miss Marian, with her cheery smile and whirl-Wind ways, but we wish her the best of luck. 23 Q-