Ipswich High School - Tiger Yearbook (Ipswich, MA)

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COMPLIMENTS A. P. LITTLEFIELD Practical Horseshoeing Special Attention to Overreaching and Interfering Hammett St., - - IPSWICH R. W. DAVIS Iver Johnson Bicycles SOUTH MAIN STREET C. F. CHAPMAN SON VICTROLAS and VICTOR RECORDS NEW RECORDS RECEIVED ON THE FIRST DAY OF EACH MONTH COMPLIMENTS OF Norman J. Bolles GROCERIES SOUTH MAIN STREET OF Currier’s Garage Ipswich Fish Market W. R. KING, Proprietor Fresh and Salt Fish Oysters, Clams, Lobsters SOUTH MAIN STREET, IPSWICH COMPLIMENTS OF C. S. TYLER TYLER’S BUILDING CENTRAL SQ. IPSWICH Mrs. J. C. Stone Ojmtfectimtm} attb News Sealn; JONES BLOCK COMPLIMENTS OF Racket Bargain Store MARKET ST. COMPLIMENTS OF BIXBY MARKET STREET NORA C. O’BRIEN v jones Block MILLINE RY Ipswich Dry Goods = Store = 12 MARKET STREET

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Into the Shorthand class one day, Lucy Lee came prancing in. With her usual happiness And her .face a- grin. Her classmates all seemed anxious Their cheerful friend to greet They lent their full attention Till Lucy took her seat. Lucy still was smiling, but not As mirthfully as before. Expressions of great agony, At times on her face she wore. And when at last the teacher Came in to hear her class, All were happy, very happy, Except one little lass. Miss Damon, when the class was o’er Lucy’s quiet to extol Said, “Miss Lee, you alone did well, Your laughter to control.” All this praise to Lucy Didn’t seem quite fair, So she sadly whispered “K. put a tack in my chair.” Miss Wood (to unprepared French class) : “I find it rather hard to swallow all the excuses.” Pupil: “Perhaps she’ll choke when she hears miriel” The first poetess in Ipswich was Anne Bradstreet ; the last is in the Sophomore, class. Ask Mr. Hodgkins who she is. A teacher I know, named Miss Wood As a friend and a teacher she’s good She’s engaged it is said So 1 guess she will wed I know she could if she would, and she should. Selections from Junior Poems When Bobby’s tummy was nearly full Mother brought out a large cake. Bobby asked never a question But loosed his belt around his stomach. The rhyme was unintentional. The day was blue and so was I ; A drizzlin rain I felt ; The clouds hung heavy in the sky; 1 thought that I would melt. Some weather! Bean entered Spanish recitation late, as usual. Miss Wood — “Bean, we are waiting for you. You are the missing link.” Bean — “Oh no, I am the whole chain!” We all know that Bean is clever at repartee. THE MAGIC OF A SMILE There’s no one in this world who knows How much a smile can do. It quickly cheers the saddest hearts For it penetrates right through. Xo one knows how much a smile Can do on a cloudy day. It drives away all solitude And makes the sunbeams play. Who has not seen how just a smile, To people old and grey, Can make the dear old eyes grow bright And send their clouds away? If you ever see your neighbors Sorely troubled and distressed Some cheery words and smiles from you Will help them do their best. And if you should have a grievance Bear it bravely all the while. Do not waste your time complaining But just simply smile. LUCY LEE, 1922. 20

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Ipswich Savings Bank ALBERT F. WELSH Attnrnpy-at-Haui IPSWICH, ’ MASS. Deposits Commence to Draw Inter- est Fourth Wednesday of J. W. GOODHUE Jan. - April- July- Oct. Fishing Tackle and Sporting Goods DIVIDENDS ARE PAYABLE AFTER FOURTH WEDNESDAY OF Special sales each MONTH January and July Conley The Druggist THE REXALL STORE DAMON AND DAMON Insurance and Real Estate— House Furnishings MARKET STREET DEPOT SQUARE J. J. MERRILL BOWLING ALLEYS lElrrtrtrian IPSWICH DAMON BUILDING Agawam Hotel North Main Street D. A. GRADY AUTOMOBILES FOR HIRE