Ipswich High School - Tiger Yearbook (Ipswich, MA)

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ELWYN McCarthy ANGELO MINICHIELLO Another athlete. “Mac” played a g-reat game of football last fall as well as hockey last winter and he has starred in baseball for the past two or three years. He has quite a temper which gets the be.t of him every once in a while, al- though it never lasts very long, and this characteristic is forgotten in the midst of his other good points. VERA MORONG “Vee” is a demure little miss. She minds her own business and is not like the rest of the girls in the class who talk most of the time. Quiet and studious he is. He has never had much to say or do in the class activities but nevertheless he is well liked by everybody. He is also a good athlete, for he did good work in holding down the various positions which he had on the football team last year. EDNA PEABODY “Ed” is the most popular and most versatile girl in the class and is also our valedictorian. She is gay and full of fun. She has planned to become a teach- er, and we hope she will meet with the same success that she has met with in her class.

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DOROTHY HARRIGAN “Skinney” is one of our merriest class- mates though just at present she is quite upset at being elected class nut. MARGARET HAWKSWORTH “Maggie” is a happy go lucky sort who has a rmile which never disappears. Though she lives in the jungles of Rowley she has never been known to miss any- thing. CHRISTOS KARIGEANES “Chris” is a witty fellow who always has some new “wise crack” to spring. He is also a good actor. He made quite a hit in his part as a colored porter in the senior play. VIOLET LEVESQUE “Vi” is a new member of our class. She is small, though it hurts her feelings if you tell her so. Manning was too slow for her, after coming from Salem High; so she went to work down at the Ford Sales and Service Company the laet part of the year.

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DAVIDA PERLEY Davida entered our class in the sopho- more year. She was the one who started the bobbed hair craze in our class, and now there is a majority of “bobs.” “Dave” is some horseback rider, too. ALICE SCOTT Alias “Scrapper,” our class saint. Al- though a good sport, she does love to pick up a fight, especially with “Dot” Harrigan. How dead our class meetings would be without “Scrapper.” HARRY SAUNDERS “Bogey” ties with “Bud Cartledge” as the most popular boy in the class. He has the knack of getting along with ev- eryone, particularly Edna. He has star- red in athletics and is always on hand to help when there is work to be done. HAZEL SMITH “Smithy” is the spelling word “champ.” If she doesn’t have five hundred ahead of her to write all the time, she doesn’t know what to do with herself. She is pretty good natured but once in a while she gets peeved.