Ithaca High School - Annual Yearbook (Ithaca, NY)

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Well, shipmate, you are about to embark on a long voyage which Will take you into darkness and out again, through sunny days, through bitter storms, across treach- erous Waters. Keep a trim ship, sailor, and don't falter, for you have a long Way to go. A Wise pilot sets his course by the stars to steer shy of those rocky shoals. Though you may never reach the far-away port of -Success, if your sails are filled by the Winds of Happiness, the journey will not have been in vain. . Sometime during the long Watch in the evening hours when you grow Weary and lonely, your thoughts Will turn back to the safe harbor of Ithaca High, left behind so long ago. This little going-away gift can cover only a frac- tion of your four best years in life, but if it Will bring a faint smile of remembrance to you when the trials of life seem too heavy, We shall consider our Work Well done. Good Luck and Smooth Sailing! I gf of l x ,jf ' N fl goo eff' 5' . ,3 v f x I 5 .-I., Q1 Xl jf wslraff .nj sift' ,

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SHIP'S OFFICERS iflfrl, Faculty We tip our hats to the faculty who have given so generously of their leader- ship and guidance in this year above all years when we neeclecl it most. As our ship sails out of Ithaca High School, we know that we will long remember the many hours of their own time that they spent in giving extra help and the won- clerful way in which they cooperatecl with us ancl sponsored cluhs and other extra curricular activities. 'llo you, faculty, we give our utmost and heartfelt thanlcsl fic 'V f fl K 5 4-' f ri kj i mf 1 41- r H LL? Q slight'-1 'x 'lwaz he V. wlfkffefut .k,L, f :V we I