Ipswich High School - Tiger Yearbook (Ipswich, MA)

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MARGARET PHELAN Pegr is our class saint. She has a mild, even disposition, and never gets cross even with her brother. She wants to be a school teacher and instead of pitying the pupils, we envy them. She was an able business manager of the Senior Play. MILDRED PICKARD Mildred is a very conscientious student. Her specialty is Latin and she intends to be a Latin teacher in the future. We hope her pupils will like it as well as she does. BEATRICE RICKER Beatrice Ricker is another inhabitant of Rowley. She is quiet and always busy. Although she is not class saint, she was a very close second. BERTHA SAVORY Bertha Savory is our fashion model. We find it hard to understand how one house can hold all her wardrobe. She is one of our musicians (we have quite a musical class) and the class has en- joyed her playing many times. She had a prominent part in both the Senior and Class Day plays. 19

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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

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ROBERT SHAW We haven’t heard much from Shaw yet, although we don’t know why, for he seems to be just as clever as any of us. Despite his quiet ways, he made his letter as manager of the football team and had a part in the class day play. He is liked by all. ISABEL SWASEY Isabel is our most popular girl and a noisy one, too. She gets angry regular- ly with everyone in the class, but it doesn’t take her long to get over it. She can certainly act, too, and had a prom- inent part in the Senior Play and also a part in the Class Day Play. She was one of the senior girls to receive an “M” for hiking 100 niiles, 25 of which were accomplished in one day. ANGIE WILE Angie Wile is a demure little man- hater, but nevertheless finds time to typewrite and to study Burke. She might easily have led the class but lost her ambition during the sophomore year She has been frequently selected, how- ever, to fill positions outside as a rep- resentative of the commercial course. EDDIE WITHAM Here’s the fellow who always con- tributes more than his share in the feed- ing of “The Tiger.” It seems to be as natural for him to write as it is to breathe. We hope that he will use his talent to good advantage. He certainly acted the leading part of a dapper littb ' gentleman well in the Senior Play. 20