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THE TIGER .VV%VVXV%3 3 %V1tW %3 V%5 VVVVVVV% 3 %S .V% ' %XW%3« 3 ;V? V%3W5 3iX3l 3 VOL. XVII IPSWICH, MASSACHUSETTS JUNE, 1936 Published by the Senior Class of Manning High School STAFF EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Marcel Savoy FACULTY ADVISERS Miss E. Margaret Allen, Mr. Henry Merson BUSINESS MANAGER Ralph Hill ADVERTISING MANAGER William Horton ASSISTANT ADVERTISING MANAGERS Douglas Chisholm Robert Comeau, Donald Gilbert, Terrance Perkins, Roy Marr ASSOCIATE EDITORS Nancy Lord, Miriam Hayman Virginia Patch, Jean Austin, Helen Campbell, Lois Stultz, Shirley Knowles, Ruth Johnson, Barbara Gilbert ATHLETIC EDITOR Fred Wengrzyn ALUMNI EDITOR Barbara Gilbert EXCHANGE EDITOR Jennie Kozeneska JOKE EDITOR Robert Perkins TYPISTS Lois Stultz, Selina Hall, Potula Stamatakos Contents Mr. Horton Editorial Literary 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 Sports Review: Football Baseball Social Review: Winter Carnival Senior Play Concert Alumni Class Celebrities As the Poets See Us .. Songs of 11)36 Exchanges Jokes Our Advertisers Page Frontispiece 14 14 17 26 28 34 36 38 41 42 43 44 58 60 61 63 64 65 65 69 69 73 74 75 2-76 13
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EDITORIAL. W E, the class of ’86, consider our- selves one of the most fa- voured of recent graduating classes. This is indeed a very propitious era for the advance of wide-awake American youth into the rough fields of an inscrutable future. The tired world is, we hope, nearing the terminus of its long journey through the jungle of depression into the light of economic security, and we, the class, have attained our one common goal. Each one of us has set for himself a series of individual accomplishments, but as a unit, we have had but one universal aim- graduation. Some have had to toil quite hard to arrive at this point; all the more credit is their due. Others have made of their high school course a joyful excuision in- to the maze of ever-increasing won- ders, a sort of “Alice in Wonder- land’’ epic, with each successive day augmenting, by its infusion of self- acquired intelligence, the confident feeling generated by the sense of duty fulfilled. And now the time for competent American initiative is ripe. With our individualized ex- pression of knowledge as the “Open, Sesame !’’ to the gates of op- portunity, we now set forth, fifty- five strong, not with the chimerical illusions of a visionary Quixote, but fortified with the noble determina- tion of a Bayard, “sans peur et sans reproche.’’ LITERARY. Hunting Season ANG! Bang! Startled, old Mathilda stretched up on tiptoe to look out of her dingy pantry window. Of course, it was only those av ful hunters who went up in the woods killing things and making that infernal racket, but she would never get used to the sound of a gun which she knew killed more of her pets. As she sloshed the dishes into the pan with an accustomed hand, she thought about her “little friends of the woods,” as she called ’em. And indeed they were hers, for didn’t she love ’em better than her own family? Didn’t she feed ’em in the winter? She claimed that every bird sang especially for her and that every rabbit knew her by sight. Now, during the hunting season, she could go only on Sundays to visit ’em, and there were fewer every week. But what was the use of pro- testing? The people would only say, “Oh, old Mathilda has got an- other one of her crazy ideas. No wonder she gets queer, living ’way off near the forest the way she does. 14
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