Ipswich High School - Tiger Yearbook (Ipswich, MA)

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KATHALEEN HARRIGAN “Hap” is a good sport from her head down. Al- though she almost always has her lessons she seems to find time to amuse herself and others. She is always smiling and never seems to have a grouch. “Hap” is quite a musician, also, for she can play a banjo in fine shape, and she is a fine singer. ALCIE HARRIS “Al” is always late, it seems, especially in the afternoon that she may miss spelling. The tardy slips she has handed in would make quite a pile. She dearly loves to argue with Tyler in class meeting. She is apt to be a bit extravagant while Tyler is rather economical. She is a very fashionable young lady and plans to be up to date in everything she does. DOROTHY HILLS “Dot” is kind and forgiving although a bit peevish in spells. She has the right ideas about getting through high school, however, and she has certainly stuck pretty close to us and been pretty faithful. HORTENSE JEWETT Hortense is a regular chatterbox and she has an uncanny way of finding out things about other people. She always claims that she has nothing done but always finds time to do things for others. 12

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CHARLOTTE AMES Attractive, kind-hearted, stable and calm is Charlotte. She seldom becomes excited. She seems to fit right in the class and is always able to adapt herself to anything. The members of our class who carry reminiscences of Charlotte in their minds will certainly carry something worth while. WALTER CALLAHAN “Mike” is the class comedian and at times is ready comical, but his sense of humor is continually getting him into trouble. This doesn’t seem to worry this irrepressible fellow. There isn’t a better hearted fellow in school than “Mike,” and he is popular with everyone of the student body. JOHN CLASBY John is an automobile man and cars are his favor- ite topic of conversation. To hear him tell it, one would think that he was almost “pinched” for speed- ing about every day. John also likes to dance, and it is said that he is quite a stepper. WILFRED DUNN Here’s “Long-One.” Although he doesn’t look a bit long in his picture he is considered by worthy critics a human stepladder. He is also our class baby ; but regardless of his height and babyish ways he has honored the senior class by his remarkable playing at first-base in base-ball this season. 11

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NICHOLAS KALABOKE “Nick” is a little fellow but he is as quick and nimble as a cat. He is a fine runner and captained the cross country team last fall. He is an accom- plished mandolin player and delights in giving les- sons. Nicholas in also president of the French Club and can speak that language as well as anyone in school except, of course, Miss Blodgett. MILDRED MACKINNEY “Mickey” is just as good a sport as she sounds. She’s always willing to help and forever doing some- thing for others. Her strong point is Latin and she is equally as good in translating to lazy individuals before class as she is in translating for Miss Mann in class. RUTH MARR This motherly looking personage is the most bril- liant pupil in the class. How she can reel off those minor details to say nothing of the important facts ! She plans to be a school teacher, and she ought to make a good one if she can make her pupils work as she has done. BERNICE NARKUN Here is our best all round girl. No one could take her place, for she is the class secretary and she keeps the statistics of the class-meetings. We missed Bernice considerably when she was out of school filling a position in the mill office but then we felt honored to have a member capable of doing the work. 13