Ipswich High School - Tiger Yearbook (Ipswich, MA)

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MARY PASUKONIS Here is our class baby and a very rough baby she is. She came to us from Salem during our sopho- more year, but Salem’s loss has proved our gain, for she is a conscientious worker and has proved a real addition to the class. BARBARA PICKARD “Barb” is very quiet, but was honored by the class in being selected to help write and present the prophecy on Class Day. She always seems to have her work done and accomplishes it without any fuss. LENORA POLLARD “Nora” is a very beautiful young lady with a real talent for acting as she proved when she did so well in the difficult part of Madame Natchie in the Senior Play. She is also one of our bluffers and lives up to her title. That may be a clue as to why she is so good at acting or vice-versa. 22

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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

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ELIZABETH STONE “Bess” is our other bluffer. She always amuses the teachers and seniors with her dry humorous remarks. We wonder what she dreams about, for she always jumps when she hears her name called. HELEN SULLIVAN “Sullie” is our most popular girl, and our musi- cian. We don’t know what we should do without her at our socials. We expect her to be an opera singer when she grows up for she can warble quite well already. We might also mention her musical (?) laugh. DOROTHY WILLIAMS “Dot” is the prettiest girl of the class. She is the heroine in the Senior Play and her realistic weep- ing made every one fall for her. She is one of the girls in charge of the candy room, but that is only one of the reasons why we like her so well. LAWRENCE WILE “Joe” is the class sport. He has captained our football and baseball teams, and is close second to Lincoln Hayes in his diligent suing for the atten- tions of the ladies. 23