Ipswich High School - Tiger Yearbook (Ipswich, MA)

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THE TIGER VOL. XI IPSWICH, MASSACHUSETTS JUNE 19, 1930 Published by the Senior Class of Manning High School STAFF EDITOR MARY HENDERSON FACULTY ADVISOR MISS E. MARGARET ALLEN BUSINESS MANAGER EDWARD DOLAN ADVERTISING MANAGER PAUL CALLAHAN ASSISTANT ADVERTISING MANAGERS JOSEPH PATCH, JOSEPH SAROKA, KENNETH MACLEOD, SAMUEL KOFFMAN ASSOCIATE EDITORS HOPE CLAXTON, MARION SALTZBERG, EDITH RICHARDSON, PHYLLIS HAGGERTY, GRETCHEN LOVELL, MARY BRENNAN, VIRGINIA SMITH, MARIETTA SCOTTON, SUMNER RAYMOND, HERBERT BOWEN, JOSEPH PATCH ATHLETIC EDITOR FREDERICKi PICKARD ALUMNI EDITOR MARY STONE TYPISTS SENIOR TYPEWRITING CLASS CONTENTS Editorial Cub Staff 1930 - 31 Literary Department Essays Class Day Parts History Prophecy Gifts to Girls ; Gifts to Boys Will Graduation Proj?ram Class Day Proj ram Honor Awards Class Pictures Sports Review Senior Play Glee Club Concert Alumni Class Celebrities As the Poets See Us Sonp:s Inspired by the Class of 1930 Exchanp:e Jokes Our Advertisers Page 14 14 14 18 28 34 30 32 39 42 42 42 43 08 70 73 75 70 78 83 84 85 1-80

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Editorial At last, aftei- four yoai’s of labor we have won the lon ’ sou ht-for prize — oui- (iii)lonias. Now we shall all stall out on the e(]ual basis of a hi h school education. Rut after graduation our ways part. Some of us will attend other schools, to eipiip us more fully foi- our chosen line. Others will start I’i iit in to work, relyinj entirely on the knowl- edji ' e and ex])erience g’ained in hij li school. Rut whatever we are plan- ning to do, we have all foi-mulated very clear ideas of what we expect to obtain from life. Almost everyone will a i ' ce that happiness is what we all seek. Everything that we do is done with the hoi)e of obtaining happiness for ourselves. This is not a selfish statement for if we make others happy, we ought to bring happiness to ourselves also. Happiness is found in different ways by different ])eople. Some find it in material things, some in spiritual. Some may find it in wealth, power, position and all that they bring, some in helpfulness, kindness, and love for his fellow man. Rut, no matter how we go about to gain our end, we shall succeed so long as we keep faith in ourselves. For without con- fidence in our own abilities we can do nothing. CUB STAFF 1930 - 1931 Editor-in-chief Gladys Durham Literary Editors, Ralph Ladd, Ruth Flewelling, Winifred Austin. Rusiness Manager John Patch Alumni Editor Norma Tozer Social Editor Harriette Goodhue Art Editor Ruth Reals Class Reporters : ’31 Frances Kitchen ’32 Eleanor King ’33 Ann Patch ’34 Athletic Editor Frank Machj Exchange Editor Frances Ames Joke Editor Ashley Jewett Literary LITERARY DEPARTMENT PROGRESS Airplanes of all colors zoomed overhead. Rrown army planes, sil- ver navy planes, orange commercial planes, red, black yellow, green bi- planes, monoplanes, trimeters, bom- bers, — but to the anxious party waiting on the ground they had none of the fascination common to usual visitors of this much visited sky thoroughfare. With eyes fixed steadily upon the western horizon they saw uncomprehendingly the slowly setting sun and its brilliant colors. Their tension was conveyed in a slight degree to the thinning crowd gathered around the hang- ars. Many lingered until time call-