Ithaca High School - Ithacansian Yearbook (Ithaca, MI)

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Administration A f X7 ,f .4 -V - Q. X 'T XVXK- K 0 Mr. garl Anderson gs, in cipal of our school, established ' f r 1 - i i t self in the hearts of the students, faculty, and com- munity. He has truly been a friend of every student, and a willing advisor to all. Thank you, Mr. Anderson. XWe are proud to have such a liberal, understanding leader. Always on hand, when the students need them. These are the office girls. Their job is not easy, but they seem to per-form their duties perfectly. We won't forget what you have done for us. Thank you girls, your help has been sincerely ap- preciated. CARL H. ANDERSON A little zzazzfetzye. mm' and then, if relirhed by the zviteft men. I a 1 Whatfoever they found to do, they did with all their , Delores Lombard might. Bonnie Anderson Beverley Adams Reva Grice

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i E Wfe the class of 1949 wish to thank you for the help you have given us in our four years of high school. For we appreciate the time you have spent in giving us the much needed instruction and direction that has benefited each of us. We are truly grateful, Mr, Mick, for the pa- tience and understanding you have shown. REYNOLD F, MICK For the time and effort they have spent in mak- ing our high school days successful, we, the class of By hit mzizivfiwzr. be fhcj-1' freak or rtrwzg, a mlm 1949, would like to take this opportunity to show lfrn1lfff.tf.1HJ 'lil he if pmi'w1 irrazzg. our appreciation to the Board of Education. titittfed 15. Taft C, i Y ml I , J Fred Qguftif Trustee A JOAN LOUIIM. L15 UO Pflfl. Wilber G. Hubbard Lynn T. Miller Donald L. Baker Treasurer President Secretary 4

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Faculty Our knowledge cannot be determined by weights and measures. It is only by our capacity to think, ability to achieve, and the capability to enjoy life to the fullest. So we, :he Senior Class of 1949 wish to thank the Faculty for their untiring help, patience and guidance. Not only is there an art in knowing a thing but also a certain art in teaching it. E LEAH FRUMP, A.B. Central Michigan College of Education English Where the willingnesr ir great, the difficultie: rannol be greal. RICHARD HICKMAN, A.B., B.S. Michigan State College Agriculture Nothing endure: but perronal qualities. GEORGE HYDE, B.S. Western Michigan College of Education Physical Education B! e rhhuld live to play, not play to live. FRED KABBE, B.A., M.S. Western Michigan College of Education University of Michigan Science There never war I0 wire a man before. PAUL J. KLEINSCHRODT, A.B. St. Ambrose College, Davenport, Iowa Latin and joumalism When I read Shakespeare l am :truck with wonder. K ROBERTA LANSHAW, B.S. Central Michigan College of Education 'ffl Music She har murie in her heart. 6