Ipswich High School - Tiger Yearbook (Ipswich, MA)

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ANNETTE BOULAIS Annette is both class saint and class man-hater. In spite of misanthropic tendencies, however, she is very neat and attractive, and always looks just so. Those of us who have succeeded in penetrat- ing the wall of shyness and reserv e with which she ordinarily surrounds herself have found her a most admirable and agreeable companion. FLORENCE BROWN “Shrimp” is one of the smallest members of the class but is an example of the saying that “all good things come in small packages.” We can usually keep up with her, except when she gives oral themes in English class. LUCY BROWN Lucy is nearly as small as “Shrimp” and it is very rarely that one is seen without the other. She is very fond of commercial work and spends most of her time in the typewriting room. She can always be depended on to make herself useful. 13

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CHARACTERIZATIONS MAMIE ADELMAN Mamie is one of the musical members of our class, being a member of both the glee club and the orches- tra. She is conscientious about her work and is gen- erally amiable except when she is stepped on. ALBERT AVERY Avery is our pest, nut, and clown. He is worthy of these titles as you would readily see by his antics. One of his effective means of annoying the class was by being too eager to give out the spelling words when Miss Allen was absent. He has been a member of the baseball team this year. He also made a good Irishman in the Senior Pl ay. STANLEY BARTNISKI How Stanley ever got by Mr. Conary’s eagle eye for a football aspirant, we can’t imagine. Stanley has captured first place as our class blusher and seems to be somewhat of a woman-hater. He ought to succeed, however, because he always seems to be attending to business. 12

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KATHERINE CAMERON “Casey” is very demure, but nevertheless is gay and full of fun. She can hold her own with the best of us but is not quite so successful in concealing her fondness for masculine attention. LAWRENCE CHASE Chasey is the most popular boy of the class. His witty remarks always kept the rafters vibrating. He has served us nobly in many secretarial positions. He was also a member of the baseball team. MARION CUMMINGS Marion is a good, conscientious worker and will no doubt make a success in life in spite of the fact that she probably has more tardy marks opposite her name than any of the rest of us. 14