Ipswich High School - Tiger Yearbook (Ipswich, MA)

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ROBERT MINCHIN “Bob” is the class artist and has made some very clever sketches for our “Cub.” He had an important part in the Senior Play and made us all turn pale i)y his gruesome hanging. He is good natured and gets along with everybody, especially Avery. FRANCIS MORONG Francis is the handsomest boy in the class. He is also Editor-In-Chief of the “Tiger” and “Cub” and has carried out his studies in a very business- like manner. He is always busy, and has done much for the success of our paper. On him has fallen the difficult task of initiating “The Cub,” a task which he has admirably executed. His dry humorous remarks often amuse the seniors. HERBERT MORRILL Herbert is a very quiet, delicate appearing boy. He has a dry humor all his own. He is very ambi- tious and usually has his work done. He is one of the members of the class who are planning on a college career. 20

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HAZEL MANZER Hazel is a very quiet appearing young lady, but how we should miss her if we did not have her to consult in all our studies — Latin particularly. Wc can think of only one mark to put opposite her name — she was one of those rash girls who stayed out of school the afternoon of the Junior Prom to have her hair waved. AUSTIN McCarthy “Mac” was our first string pitcher and one of the mainstays of the football team. He was always pre- pared in English and helped us over some hard spots by timely suggestions. GEORGE MARLIN George, our venerable class grandpa, is still tak- ing care of us. He managed to pull us safely out of the freshman class and has kept us right side up until now. George also has charge of the busi- ness end of the “Tiger” and has been very zealous in his efforts to make it a paying proposition. He has been indispensable in both class and school activ- ities. 19

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RUTH MIGHILL Ruth is one of our Rowley commuters. She had a part in the Senior Play as nurse which she acted to perfection. She also had a part in the Class Daj Play. In fact we have depended upon her in most of the school plays. She was a distinct addi- tion to the Physics Class and was not at all phased at being the only girl in the latter. RUTH NORMAN Here’s an Ipswich Ruth. She is a very frank and agreeable classmate, and we all missed her very much when she left us one year for the sunny South. She seems to be calm and self-possessed in spite of the color of her hair. RUTH PACE Here is another of our Ruths. This one is from Rowley. She doesn’t say very much, but writes interestingly and has had several of her literary attempts published in “The Tiger.” 21