Ithaca High School - Ithacansian Yearbook (Ithaca, MI)

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0m0 ,,,, We, of the Senior Class of nineteen forty-five, have felt the uncertainties and sorrows of War. Out of our experiences we have found fi clearer vision, a glimpse of unsuspected realities, and an inspiration for our share of dreams. In publishing this Ithacansian we have attempted to represent our outlook. By pictures and by words we hope to share with the readers this conception of our school life-our outlook. 1 i 1 w I 'a gc T'u'o T 4 '1 T THE EDITOR l. 1

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I I I EARL S. DREHMER, A. B., M. A. I I I I MESSAGE Measurements in human beings are not determined by height in feet and inches, nor in weight by pounds and ounces. The true measurements are made in capa- cities, capabilities, and achievements. This is the only method of computationwhich truly determines the dimen- sions of the human personality. The extent of his in- fluence, the power of his words and the fruitfulness of his labors can only be obtained in this manner. Man can build nothing bigger than his own personality. The biggest thing about man is his own character. That is his true measure. As a man thinks, so is he. BOARD OF EDUCATION Lynn T. Miller M. j. Haley M. Budge C. R. Pettit Philip G. Becker Trustee Secretary President Treasurer Trustee OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT Page Four