Ipswich High School - Tiger Yearbook (Ipswich, MA)

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ANNA GRANT Anna is a very amiable person whose principal sources of amusement to herself and her friends seem to be fancy dancing and acting foolish. We’re glad she caught up with us and is one of us at gradu- ation. GEORGE GREENBERG Here we have Greenberg, another member of our baseball squad. He is very quiet in class. We hardly know he is around until we hear that he has been correcting George Hayes’s spelling paper. GEORGE HAYES “Georgie” was the captain of the senior track team. He has served us well in football and track in the past years. He is a very quiet lad, but when he speaks he wants your attention. 16

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HELEN DAVIS Helen is our class vamp. She has time for other things, however, for she performs on the banjo in a ladies’ orchestra. Her voice is seldom heard unless she happens to be in a play. Hers seems to be a case where “actions speak louder than words.” On the whole she is a very capable and attractive girl. MINERVA DUNBAR “Min” is quiet and good natured. She made a very realistic Shylock in a stunt of her sophomore year. Other than that, we have not heard much from her. Perhaps she is waiting to surprise us later. EARL EWING Ewing has been our class leader for the past two consecutive years and has worked diligently for the good of the school. He had a part in the Senior Play and was certainly a fine addition to the cast. He has represented us in both football and base- ball. 15

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LINCOLN HAYES “Link” is another lively fellow in our class. He used to play football, but has lately found that it is better sport to play around with the girls. He has been afflicted with various illnesses this year from pneumonia to measles, but received his sheepskin along with the rest of us. EARL HARDY “Early” seems to have blossomed into prominence during his senior year. He played the title role in the Senior Play and also had a Class Day part. He is always welcomed when we start a class meeting although his well founded arguments sometimes puzzle the class. He was also one whose voice was always heard in the physics class expounding some pet theory. THOMAS JIANAKOUNTZOS “Tommy” is the greatest fun-lover of the- class. Tell him a joke and see him laugh. Although this mirthful companion had a good time, he always seemed to have his Latin done. 17