Ipswich High School - Tiger Yearbook (Ipswich, MA)

Page 19 text:

JENNIE JIANAKOUNTZOS Jennie is a very quiet but industrious little miss. She always has her lessons done and everyone can rely on her. She walked 100 miles for an “M.” DOROTHY MERRY Dot Merry lives in Rowley; neverthe- less she is very lively and entertaining;. She doesn’t mind living ' so far away be- cause she has a very spcchul means of transportation. HARRY MERSON Harry is our big- boy in size and men- tal capacity. He is the only real orator in our class, and, as you can see by his picture, he certainly ' has the dif.tS ' n- guished appearance necessary to be a good speaker. Besides his abilities as a speaker, Merson also shines as an ath- lete, playing a whale of a game in foot- ball and also doing his share in high jumping. We all wish him success at Daitmouth. ALICE MULLENS Alice Mullens is very talkiiitive and entertaining. We have missed her from our class lately as she has been working at the hosiery shop, but we are glad that a member of our class can be so eflicient. She has also marked ability as a singer. 17

Page 18 text:

THOMAS HENLEY Henley’s favorite topic is horses as can be seen from his nickname “Hoss.” He can talk about the Old Gray Mare from morn till night and never tire. However, we all admire the persistency he has shown throughout his high school course. ELSIE HULL Elsie sings in chapel and is manager of the Glee Club. We couldn’t get along without her. She is very capable and helped us greatly in running our senior play and made a charming Cinderella in our Class Day play. MILDRED JEDREY Bill is our real musician. She plays hymns for us in chapel and jazz for us at parties. She can find a joke in al- most everything and is something of a joke herself. She is always good-na- tured and for that reason is popular with her classmates. ROBERT HILLS Here is the “Big boy” of the class. He was captain of the football team; and the class voted him its most popular boy. He seems to get along with every- body; but he has a sense of humor which often gets him into trouble. 16

Page 20 text:

MARY MUNROE Mary Munroe is the prettiest girl of the class. She has also gained distinc- tion as class bluffer. She is lively, good- natured, and fond of arguing, particu- larly with Phil. She had a part in the Senior Play and has been prominent in all our activities. PETER PASUKONIS Here is Passionate Passu, the pest. He was willed on us by Salem High last year, but even with his “pesty” ways, now that we have become ac- customed to him, we could never get along without him. From the manner in which he played the part in the Senior Play, we believe that he will make a great mistake if he does not become a butlei . AUDREY PATTERSON Audrey Patterson has only recently been made one of us, but we were all glad to welcome her. With the help of Isabel she has been very competent in handling the candy room. Her voice is second only to Isabel Swasey’s in power and carrying ability. BERNARD PHELAN “Handy” is the farmerboy of the class; but even though he can tell you all about the eccentricities of the cow he is just as well acquainted with the “flivver.” Everyone always calls on “Handy” when he wants a ride, for he is not a bit stingy with his car. 18