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THE TIGER VOL. XVI. IPSWICH, MASSACHUSETTS JUNE. 1935 Published by the Senior Class of Manning High School Staff EDITOR Raymond Klinger FACULTY ADVISORS Miss Margaret Allen, Mr. Henry Merson BUSINESS MANAGER Henry Cowles ADVERTISING MANAGER Thomas Gauld ASSISTANT ADVERTISING MANAGERS Stanley Mason Joseph Player, James Karabelos, Charles Machaj ASSOCIATE EDITORS Barbara Schofield, Barbara Wood Ernestine Austin, Lillian McLean, Charles Say ward, William Poor David Claxton, Charlotte Machaj, Phyllis Phelan, Ethel Robicheau Edna MacGregor, Ruth McCormack, Charlotte Mallard, Norma Jewett ATHLETIC EDITOR Thomas Gauld ALUMNI EDITOR Margaret Witham EXCHANGE EDITOR Barbara Schofield JOKE EDITORS Kendall Tilton. William Poor TYPISTS Charlotte Machaj, Ethel Robicheau, Stella Kuconis Contents Editorial Literary Department Graduation Essays .. Class Day Parts: History Prophecy Gifts to Girls .. Gifts to Boys .. Will Graduation Program Class Day Program .. Honor Awards Class Pictures Who’s Who Snorts Review Social Review Senior Play Concert Alumni Class Celebrities As the Poets See Us Songs of 1935 Exchanges Jokes Our Advertisers Page 14 14 16 25 26 29 30 32 35 36 38 39 53 55 58 58 59 59 62 62 66 68 72 2-73 13
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Editorial O NCE a ain the great portals of M. H. S. swing wide to allow an- other graduating class to grope its way into the world at large. Again a goodly percentage of the graduat- ing class will seek employment im- mediately. A lesser portion will seek the advantages of higher edu- cation. For the former the outlook is unusually bright due to the activ- ity of late in the industrial life of the town. For the latter the outlook is but little changed. Scholarships for worthy students are greater in number and more generous in their provisions, but the academic re- quirements for entrance are more exacting. Therefore we, the class of ’35, face a world brighter in many respects than that faced by preceding classes. In so doing, we as a class lose our identity and become lost in the mot- ley population of a vast country. Al- though we may soon lose this indi- viduality as a class, there yet re- mains to us the hope that as individ- uals we may give to the world some- thing unique enough to make it cog- nizant of the fact that Manning’s class of ’35 was not — just another class. Literary Ascension of the Jungfraujoch I THINK there are few more beau- tiful spots than Osingen, a tiny rustic village perched in the Bernese Oberland, part of that paradise of tourists, Switzerland. It lies at the top of a long ascending valley, which twists its way upward from the land below. Yonder are the ragged giants, towering, lifting their scarred shoulders towards heaven. Below, deep down from the road cut in the hillsides, undulate green pastures, the cattle so small at this distance that they might be toys set there ; a torrent leaps noisily from ledge to ledge, ending in a smash- ing, senseless cataract far below. To the right, dominating majestically the whole of this region, is the great double peak, snow-clad and often cloud-bound, which seems to stand sentinel for the surrounding moun- tains; God’s work and only His. This is the Jungfrau, immortalized in world and song, proud king of the Alps. As one looks on, fascinated, an atmosphere of challenge and de- fiance and even one of mockery seems to emanate from this rocky monster. 14
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