Ipswich High School - Tiger Yearbook (Ipswich, MA)

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ELIZABETH BOYNTON Elizabeth is one of our Rowley girls, but in spite of this she likes Ipswich boys by the Gross, especial- ly those of the classes of odd years. Her naturally curly hair is a cause of envy to all the girls in school. Glee Club; French Club; Math Club; A. A. WALTER BUDZIANOWSKI “Bud” is a rather reticent fellow who just does not seem to like to attract attention unduly. He is al- ways ready to help in any cause and was most efficient in his carrying out of the managerial position in basketball. Varsity Club; Math Club; A. A. 30

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NORMAN BAXTER “Normy” is our class president, a good one too, and has always managed to pilot us through our crises. In the senior play he took an excellent part as a pious old min- ister. As business manager of the “Cub” he inherited the right to be the chief of the hot dog brigade. Commercial Club ; Secretary of A. A. ; Cub staff ; Tiger staff ; Senior President; Class Day Play. GEORGE BOOTH “Grasshopper” comes from the back country and with the help of his Pontiac has made himself fairly popular although the class gave him the honor of being class nut. Ips- wich has probably not seen as much of him as it could have because of his special personal preference for Rowley. Basketball; Varsity Club; Baseball; A. A.; Math Club; Class Day Play. 29

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PAULINE BURKE “Polly” lives up to her name and is one of the class chatterboxes. Many a time has she been threaten- ed with the dire penalty of ex- ile in room ten but her broad grin saved her. Pauline’s jokes have kept her classmates in constant laughter. Glee Club; Commercial Club; A. A. FRED CASALI “Fascist,” our class clown, par excellence, is quite a favorite in the class. His propensity toward pro- crastination does not go so well with the teachers. Although he likes the summer weather (vacation), he greatly prefers “Mae.” Because of his antics in one corner of Room 4 he was exiled into Room 10 where he greatly enjoyed the change. Var- sity Club ; French Club ; Math Club ; A. A. ; Class Day Play. 31