Ithaca High School - Ithacansian Yearbook (Ithaca, MI)

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Donna Schneider Ardis Schaub Ardie She's the sort of a girl who doesn't Just enter a room, lmt invades it. Beware of all, but most of all, 1Yl4C'Il. I 646 S tudy ? Dan Sadler When the sun is sh ining ? Robert Shaw llBoblf I am saddest when I play my trom- hone, and so are those who hear Tile. William Smith HBHIH A lilm among ladies is a danger- ous thing. 'V 4x . W ff-t K .,,,.,1,. , W V ,W q , , x X t fx. . ,,.. t , , gl- f.. '1 1-: , , , .- , r 1 gf .V iq. y . S ' 'T'-if' 9 HR' Wffflvf f S I eeete fgiif n IW? R Wanda Shaffer Words are expensive, guard them! I Rex Sheridan If business interferes with plea- sure, cut out the business. ' Dolores Stapleton To make friends, ycru must be a friend.

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Richard Presler Dick Carleton Phillips Never worry today if you can put it off 'till tomorrow. IL's a bird - it's a plane - it's PRESLER ! Joanne Pittman Good as gold and true as steel. Marilyn Randall .'Vm:cr Lua busy to join, in lhe fung Always on hafnd when theres work to bc done. Nancy Roberson Nance A neady wit, a happy smile: eyes that sparkle all the while, Eva Rose A quiet mind and merry heart. John Raducha Ra.dish Wearing confidence like a halo Joyce Roosa Oh, scissors! Let's cut up. iii? , 'I 8 'sfiiiP7', 2 ,' f -L Li .15

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William Taft Bill As large as life, and twice as na- tural. Jack Walrath Jackson Guaranteed not to run down. Doris Stapleton You.'re just a bit of honey the bees have never found. ' dame Phyllis Studer uPhylln The fwn just twi-nkles in her ,,,. kg J 5 A H Q are . , 1 f,- 1 . vii jk X Duane Welch ucurlyu A great many things go around in the dark besides Santa Clams. Hazel Wilkinson Ambition is no cune for love. CQIGB. Shirley Vozar A fair exterior is a silent reeonz mendaticm. me Annamae Warren lKAnnI! A live wire never gets stepped on. fs w