Ipswich High School - Tiger Yearbook (Ipswich, MA)

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Senior Class Officers . Tiger Staff . . . Cub Staff .... French Club . . . Latin Club. . . Orchestra ......... Varsity Football Team Boys' Basketball Team Girls' Basketball Team. . . Girls' Choir . . Band ........ Photography Club. . . Cheerleaders. . . Candid Shots . . . ii ILLUSTRATIONS Page 12 14 '16 18 20 22 51 52 54 55 57 59 61 63

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Vol. XXIX IPSWICH, MASSACHUSETTS June, 1948 Published by the Senior Class of Ipswich High School TIGER STAFF FACULTY ADVISER . . . ........... . . . Miss E. Margaret Allen EDITOR-IN -CHIEF ...... ..... Ma ry Cunningham BUSINESS MANAGER ...... . . . . Winthrop Wade ADVERTISING MANAGER .......... ........ C harles D0rt ASSISTANT ADVERTISING MANAGER .......... Adam Andrewskiewicz ASSISTANT EDITORS--Mary Felsing, Audrey Rose, Virginia Lezon, Robert Turner, Joyce Caldarone, Mary Boylan, Donald Bowen, Esther Rambo, Florence Pietrowicz, Catherine Cookson, Stella Buturla. CONTENTS Page Editorial. ........ . iii Literary .......... . iv Graduation Program ........... . 31 Graduation Essays .................... 1 Peace Through Understanding' ........... 1 Peacetime Potentialities of Atomic Energy' . . 3 'Our Brothers' Keepers' .............. 8 Class Day Program ................... . 32 Class Day Parts .... . 11 History ...... . 11 Prophecy ..... . 16 Gifts to Girls . . . . 24 Gifts to Boys . . . 26 Will ....... . 28 Honor Awards ............ . 33 Who's Who ................. . 34 Pictures and Characterizations .... . 36 Sports Review ............. . 51 Class Celebrities .......... . 56 Hit Parade of '48 . . . . 57 Alumni Notes ..... . 60 i

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EDITORIAL It is with mixed feelings, that I, a member of the class of '48, Write this last editorial. It is perhaps, the final severing of our high school rela- tions. For many of us our graduation from highschool will terminate the only schooling we shall receive unless we are fortunate enough to go on to a higher institution of learning. What we have done in high school is a pre- view of what we are likely to accom- plish during our life. True, a college a high education is preferable to school education when one is looking for a job, but a high school education can be of great importance in serving as abackground for future knowledge, whether it be through the medium of books or observation. As the twig is bent, so is the tree inclined' is an old saying which holds true in all cases. The work and play habits which we have formed stay with us all our lives. Let us hope that they have been satisfactory. The as- sociations which we have made here in school are perhaps the pleasantest ones we will ever make. The expe- riences fboth happy and otherwiselj which we have shared with our class- mates served to form memories that will always remain with us. The feel- ing of unity pervaded the atmosphere when all were busily engaged in the joyous preparation for our Prom . And the dis-unity? Just to make life interesting this healthy expression of democracy at Work became evident at the time of the selection of a class photographer. Older people tell us that we shall look back on our high school days as the happiest days of our lives, and-- already we are doing just that. There have been many dreamy eyes and vague expressions of late as senior boys and girls realize the time for parting has at last come. And so with a tinge of regret but with eager spirits we are bringing to aclose our high school activities. Let us hope that the years ahead will be filled with happiness and prosperity for each and every member of the class of '48. iii