Ipswich High School - Tiger Yearbook (Ipswich, MA)

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BEATRICE SMITH Here is a specimen of feminine creature rarely found a good girl. “Bea” is cne who has her likes nd dislikes and expresses them, too, yet she can e on good terms with everyone although we have never discovered the secret of it yet. SEWARD TYLER Seward is a sporty looking fellow who can always tell a story you haven’t heard and who always has a picture of a different girl. He is going to Dart- mouth and doubtless will come through with flying colors, for he is a wonder in mathematics and in science. ESTHER WEBBER Our pianist! Esther can play almost everything going and we simply could not get along without her, particularly in chapel. She is mild and sweet tempered and we never knew her to raise her voice above normal or disagree with anyone in a class- meeting. ROSS WHITTIER “Whit” is president of the class and of various other organizations. If he had a dollar bill for every meeting at which he has presided he would have quite a bit of spending money. He is a good speaker and debater. “ Whit” is an athlete of ability, for he has made his “M” in football, baseball, and track. 15

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KATHERINE PEARCE Here is the one member of the class who will soon be leaving us for the Golden State. She didn’t really belong to the class, but by much faithful plugging she has fulfilled the requirements for grad- uation and we are convinced that she has proved an addition to the class. PALMER PERLEY Palmer is a small fellow and seems to keep in the background. Why he does this we can’t understand, for he is as good looking as any of us and he can surely hold up his end when it comes to studies. ROSAMOND REILLY Alas ! here’s “Roz.” She got her picture in even if she did have to have it taken over three times. She has a disposition as sweet as her face, for she can get along with anyone, particularly Callahan. Rosamond’s one failing is writing spelling-words. She likes it, oh yes, only it is such a bother when she could be talking. However the bench usually serves the purpose. MYRTLE SHEEHAN Here’s where we go when we want money for candy at recess. She acts as bank for the seniors, her one fault lying in the fact that she makes as good a collector as she does a lender. “Myrt” has a pe- culiar distaste for masculine objects, but the boys all say that she will get over that. 14

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