Ithaca High School - Ithacansian Yearbook (Ithaca, MI)

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EIAIeI'.X.LH OJ NAMES Style smndard snni.: Study Strain Favorite ISABELLE McCALL 0- K. French teacher Napping 1? 1' Pl10f-0DlHY ' Hold Me I HAROLD MQMULLEN Sniffy Doctor ' Betting Dgitionary Discontented Duckling RUTH McNABB Fuzzy Actress Acting foolish N 00kirl 011 Drink fo M9 only with Thine EYES MARGARET MENTER Flustrated Essayist ' Dancing in T0 I now all Nefoi MY Dos. H35 F1998 EVAH MUMMEY Good natured Drawer Bluiiinx V13 Politics Kiss Mamma. Kiss Papa FANNIE PAGE Earnest Camp Fire Guardian Arguing' UD Funny PaDe1' Dream Faces OLIVE PLANKENHORN Just so U. s, Representative Floating 1 X 'Y 3' 'P ? 'I 7 I'm Tired of Living Alone ELOISE REYNOLDS Docile HJ Country Squire's wife A- W0rrYiI18 '14 Needlecraft Love's Old Sweet Som! GEORGIA ROBINSON Emotional Old maid Whispering V 51311685 No One to Love ANN ETTE ROCKO Flivver Missionary Combing hair itchery Yankee Doodle BERNIECE RUSSELL Dramatic , Dairy maid Wearing long dresses f Red HZ Did I Ever Have a Mama? VICTOR SAWYER Poetical ,Mariner Writing notes' Orawnf Earned If We ffgogfrlgan D0 Without ROSE SPENCER Fastidious Evangelist Flying HJ ing Sweet Sometime LOIS JK 4 Quiet Movie star 5 I Going out nights HJ gk, Art All By Myself 4 ILVAISIBERT PIOSDETUUS First Lady President Always running around loose g great Mon Homme grnrzi. STAHL Breezy Housewife warring Cgok book X' A Tum Those Eyeg Away VINAL TABOR , ' Constant A bachelor's life Teasing The Stax-5 Why Don't They Play With Me cwaoncs TEACHMAN mme -F Spiritualist obeying the Golden miie be cow E'-059 Wifiwllsgd Miami? me Makin? ARILLA TI-IOMAS - A Gloomy C73 Puritan Figuring Athletics Smiles MARY THOMESON ' - Ifractious HJ Chggnlur Drawing French ' One Sweetly Solemn Thought MILDRED VANCE A Merry High Mogul Grieving C71 Chemistry Tell Me GEORGIAN WOOD 'i Wise Iiive model Gracefulness Reciting ,The Toueh of His Hand on Mine WILMA BURGESS Crabby 171 Peddler Fighting Shorthand Everyb0dy'5 Doinf It. -. 1----,S -'wir J

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OaI'.Xl'LHO.i H11 L GALE BROWN lntenge UQ Hobo Hard to tell H How to dodge work We Won't Be Home Until Morning JOILIN COLWELL Shy My Dancing teacher Making eyes Early 120 bed Just a Baby's Prayer at Twilight ROBERT CRAWFORD AI-buckle Policeman Mutter-ing . How to make home brew i 1- Want a Girl q THELMA CROOKS Frivolous 111 Journalist Musing - Tittering ' Dear Old Pal of Mine KATHLEEN DAVIS Newsy Opera Chewing guna- Q Keeping quiet Ain't We Got Fun RAYMOND EBAUGH Fast talker Professor Swearing Book of Numbers I'm Capt. of the Broomstick Cava.lrY GORDON EICHORN Funny Jeweler Q' Blushing The gay of avwoman Forgotten CARL EVEY Salesman Circus clown Night riding Girls Sleep Beloved Sleep JOYCE 'GLYNN Serious Book agent Enchanting Boys How Can I Leave Thee? RAYMOND HARVEY Dreamer Star gazer Looking wise Drcamg-what they mean Let Me Dream Again - FERN HOOVER Quiet C71 Someone's stenog. Gossiping Idleness My Laddie BONITA KEELER SIOUCTIY UP Second Paderewski Being sarcastic Weighing 300 lbs. To the Land of My Romances ALTON KENNEDY HBUZMY U. S. Senator Watching Good English Just a Wearyin' for You RODNEY LAKE Changeable Kaiser Visiting with the girls Civics HJ A Little More Cider HELEN LEWIS Calm Gym. instructor Cutting up QD Photography In the Sweet By and B'y HAZEL LEWIS Impeccable Noted painter Clogging HJ Painting .Tuck Me to Sleep KENNETH LYDLE Fusser County Squire Neatness Farm Journal My Grandma's Advice REATRICE MARTIN Firm School teacher Strutting Being sober When True Love Sleeps DRSULIEN MAURIN Jolly Politician Keeping on the move Reflection' in mirror Roamin' in the Gloamin' GENEVIEVE McCALL Vamping Singing in Paris .Reforming ' Love letters Kias Me Quick and G0 'il'

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Ei-- ITHACANSIAN Class Prophecy When I was asked to write the prophecy for the Senior class of 1923, I- said, I'm no prophet, consult the oracle of the Gratiot County Herald. But I finally consented, on the condition that I could go to each mem- ber of the class and find what he prophesies for himself in ten years, and these are the answers I received. Eloise Reynolds will be settled down on a large ranch in Montana, the wife of the wealthy cattle-raiser, Kenneth Lydle. Gordon Eichorn will be the overseer. Mildred Vance will follow in the footsteps of her father, and be a teacher of history in Sitka. Alaska. A Berniece Russell says that nothing would seem quite so fascinating to her as to live at Lakeland, Florida or Palm Beach, and teach the young society people of New York City to swim. Hazel Lewis expects to be financially independent as a result of her talent along the line of art. Her sister, Helen, will own an art store where Hazel's work will be on exhibition. Vinal Tabor says that with his extensive knowledge of science he he expects to have explained Einstein's theory of relativity. in such sim- ple language that even a child can understand it. Rose Spencer will assist Vinal in this work, keeping a record of all his lectures, and finally publish them under the name of Tabor's Trans- lation of the Einstein Theory. Ursulien Maurin says that she, by that time, expects to be the champion fast talker in the World and gain fame in that way. Anvone who knows Ursulien, will have no doubt that she is right. Harold- McMullen's ambition is to own a hardware store as big as Gollwitzer's, and hopes to have realized it in ten years. Joyce Glynn and Georgian Wood will open a beauty parlor in Edge- wood, and hope to have a fair-sized trade in several years. Dorothy Buerge and Hilda Baird say that they expect to gain fame through their favorite pastime, giggling. We also agree that they, like Ursulien Maurin, should be successful. Beatrice Martin says that she'expects to be the wife of a King, Arilla Thomas and Kathleen Davis will be Grand Opera stars by then, Arilla singing bass, and Kathleen tenor. FORTY-SIX