Ipswich High School - Tiger Yearbook (Ipswich, MA)

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RVKRKTT SMITH “I ' ireliorsc” is the tackle who was tlie terror of all invading teams. He is ])articiilarl y noted for his lankiness, his freckles, and his smile, h ' oothall, track, and baseball letter man. NIHdJE SOJKA Xellie believes in being- cheerful and tries to make other people so. W c always like to have her with us. French Club; (dee Club. DORICE TOZIER If we were to have a pageant Dorice would personify the modern girl. Snappy mannerisms, attractive dress, and win- ning smile all combine to make her one of our best loved girls. French Club; Class Day Part ; Senior Play ; Glee Club. MIEDRED TUFTS Mildred is another one of our industri- ous girls who worked afternoons. She has energy enough for two and likes to kee]) things moving. Glass Day Play; Commercial Club; Athletic Association; Glee Club. 24

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KARL RAURACH “Duke” has l)een our class president for two years and has ])iloted the class very successfully. French Club ; Athletic Association; Boy’s Glee Club; Editor-in- chief of “The Cub” and “The Tiger”; Letter man in baseball and track ; class bluffer; Graduation essay; Class Day Play, livery one remembers him as the old Englishman with cane and monocle whom he portrayed in the Senior Play. Gold honor ward. EDNA ROPER Although Edna seems quiet, she has a keen sense of humor and can see the fun- ny side of everything. Because of these qualities, we all like her. Class Secretary ; Commercial Club ; Glee Club. JOHN SHEPPARD “Jack” as one of the famous Philadel- ]3hia twins. He has l)een elected class s|)ort. He won considerable fame as the handsome captain of a championshi]) hockey team. Football, hockey, and base- ball letter man ; Class Day Part. ROBERT SHEPPARD “Fitty is our class athlete. He is looked upon as a hr-ro by the under classmen. He is very modest and some- what retiring in the presence of girls, but on the athletic held — oh boy! Letters in football, hockey, track, baseball. He captained the last sport this year and was the third senior of the “h ' our Iron Men” backlield in football. Commercial Club. 23

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PAULINE WITHAM Pauline is the ])rettiest g ' irl in the senior class and is also very popular. She was ambitious and went to work in the Mill Office. We want to say we missed her and the life she added to Room IV. Pauline has been the mainstay of social committees and is outstanding in all she does ; Leading lady in the Senior Play ; Vice-president of Athletic Association ; Commercial Club; Glee Club. 25