Ithaca High School - Annual Yearbook (Ithaca, NY)

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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-

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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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T xv U f N WI: ,, , .... SENIORS ARTHUR EMERSON Seldom do we find the talents which Art possesses in one person. He is scientifically minded and ex- periments successfully with short-Wave radios. Here's a fine sportsman with plenty of grit. p A dp-RALP O.ERlCKSON Itheta riag nor Roll. The 193 ifaduation will take one of Ithaca High's best l ed and hardest working students. The Cornell Arts College is Ralph's 'next objective. GEORGE D. FATULA George is planning to take advantage of his high-powered mentality by putting it to Work at printing in a short time. The high school will not be the same without this last-minute man. JOSEPH FENDRICK Joseph is a good history student and also enjoys printing and general Wood work. He, too, finished in January to partake of a vacation. HERMAN FERRELL Spring Concertsg Football. In future years, 1935 will be noted not only as the year Byrd returned from the Antarctic, but as the annus mimbilis in which this promising youth graduated. DoM1N1c . Jggbtfl U Trackg C t 3 ot llg Honor Roll. om h school, his name has 'sf' ed the honor l consistently. We hope he W be as successful wherever he goes. ,c ROBERTA A. FLIGHT H They thought the Commercial Course with its bookkeeping, shorthand, and 'typewriting would hold back this studious girlfl But Bert has pep, vim, and vigor. VIVIENNE MAE F A ' Viv'enn 's jhfyrgi gys 'U and personality have Mn ru rien s. Cofnpeting with the South- e les xt yeaga ees MacGree Won't be hard for our Vivienne. N A M RIE LI ANKENSTEIN ing Q0 ertsg T ler Boardg Freshman Play. Here i .lit id who came with braids. In rts tudi , d in gaining friends, she has artfafdie o . l ENRY S. FRANKLIN Cinder Pathg General C g Le Cerc e rancaisg Track. Henry has i name llustr' ' e Ben of i Old. While- h us, he ha h n int st in his studie , sc activities, ' .ks rs. . -'El-24l22+