Ipswich High School - Tiger Yearbook (Ipswich, MA)

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ARNOLD HAMILTON Arnold is rather a small chap and is very quiet. He is an absent-minded fellow who is always dream- ing and comes to with a startled expression on his face when called upon to recite. HOLLIS HAMILTON Hollis is the class baby. He is rather a shark in shorthand and often saves the class with a timely recitation. Somehow, unlike the rest of us, he usu- ally knows his English. NANCY HOMANS “Nance” is the most popular girl in the class. She is gay and full of fun. She has a gift of mimicry ana is always willing to entertain her friends pro- viding she is not hungry, for Nance likes nothing better than to eat. ROBERT KENT No one is quite sure of “Bob”. He is very quiet but has a habit of giving unexpectedly humorous answers to questions which are sure to bring a laugh. Every one likes Bob even if he is the class woman- hater. 13

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LEO DONDERO Here’s the class athlete. Dondero is a fine all- round athlete and captained a good football team last fall and an equally good baseball team this spring. He has so many “M’s” that it is impossible to count them. Donny is rather quiet but otten amuses the senior English class with his dry, humorous remarks. PHYLLIS GIRARD “Phil” is one of our happiest pals. She wears a smile that nothing seems able to wipe off. She is very — er slight and no one would be surprised if she disapr eared through the keyhole some day. How- ever, we hope this won’t happen, for she helps to brighten dull days. RUTH GILDAY Here we have the class wit. True to this name, Ruth has many witty things to say. She seems to be rather fond of chemistry since she has taken it two years, and we find it surprising that the place has not been blown up. JONATHAN HALL Our future bank president — Mr. Hall. He and Albert between them used to make things hum but now Jonny has deserted us to work in the National Bank. We expect great things of him in the future. 12

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ELSIE MANZER Elsie is another of the quiet, shy kind who never has a great deal to say. She has missed school a great deal this winter but has stuck close to us in spite of it. ELSIE MARK “Still waters run deep.” We think that this ap- plies to Elsie; she is quietly cheerful and upon her face is an inscrutable smile that might hide a multi- tude of secrets. OLIVE PACE Olive is a Rowley commuter. She is quiet and un- obtrusive but very pleasant. We don’t understand why Olive should be unobtrusive for she is very nice looking and is popular with all the girls. She hopes to be a school teacher some day. GEORGE PORTER Porter is another of our Rowley commuters and a jolly fellow too. He plays the cornet in the orches- tra and everyone downstairs insists that he makes so much noise he can’t study. However, George is only one twelfth of the orchestra. 14