Ipswich High School - Tiger Yearbook (Ipswich, MA)

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Class Athletes Peter Somers Anne Lombard Class Artist Florence Campbell Best Dressed Jere Hovey Ann Hull Most Studious Evelyn Karalias Class Lovers Gerry S moll a Maureen Sullivan Most Likely to Succeed Cluss Politician, David Wilson Class Blusher Mary O’Brien Class Baby, Clark McCarthy John Bums Class Optimist Mary Jo Sullivan Class Pessimist, James Hill Class Saint Amy Purington Most Popular Class Poet, Jeanne Todd Musician Clown, Jere Hovey Peter Somers Class Author, Mary O’Brien Maureen Sullivan Most Dignified, Ann Hull Maureen Sullivan Class Actor, Clark McCarthy Class Actress, Evelyn Karalias Class Womanliater John Bums Prettiest Girl, Letitia Day Best Looking Boy Gerry Smolla Best Dancers Kenneth Hood Ruth Clancy Class Girlologist One Who Has Done Most For Peter Somers Our Class and School Class Boyologist Mary O’Brien Gwyneth Gunn 30

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Who PASTIME Babysitting Sitting in Janice’s Sports Working at Marcorelle’s Playing pool Painting Bowling Working at Janice’s Flying Painting Writing letters Playing cards Reading Writing letters to Ken Dancing Chumming with “Marl” Dating Babysitting Dating Cregg G. F. S. Going to Rowley Oil Painting Babysitting Dancing Working in the First National Dancing Studying Writing letters and knitting Riding in her father’s car Knitting Reading and dancing Refereeing Horseback riding Sleeping T-V, sports, and singing Babysitting Learning to play the guitar Editing the Cub Writing to Paul Being with Pete Babysitting Playing cards and bowling Horseback riding Playing the piano Dating Barbie Going to hockey games Loafing Going to Saugus Working in the store Chumming with Bunty Reading and movies Working at Grossman’s Riding on the bus Sports Going to Beverly Working in the Five and Ten Playing the piano Playing the piano Elly and skiing Reading Working, sports, and T-V AMBITION To be a baby nurse To get married To be a sports writer To be a secretary To be rich To be an artist To study engineering To be a telephone operator To be a flying instructor To be a secretary To always be happy To join the Navy To be a nurse To live a happy life To be a dancing teacher To be a social worker To be successful To be a teacher To be successful To be a nurse To be married To be an actor To work in an office To be successful To be successful To be a model Further education To be a beautician To be a secretary To travel To benefit mankind To be a referee To be a physical education teacher To be married To be successful To be a legal secretary To own a farm in Maine To go to college To be a cadet nurse To be a chemist To be a baby nurse To be an aviator To be a music teacher To be a child evangelist To be a family man To own the Boston Red Sox To be married To work with electronics To manage a store To be a social worker To be a secretary To be a cabinet maker To be married to Richie To be a coach To be a cabinet maker To be a physical education teacher To be in radio or television To go to college To be a pro skier To go to Essex Aggie To be an engineer FAVORITE EXPRESSION “Isn’t that awful!” “Oh Baloney” “Umm” “Oh for Pete’s sake!” “I don’t know” “Oh Gad!” “Don’t fool around!” “I’ve got news for you” “Gads!” “Oh No!” “Really!” “What’ll you have?” “Oh shoot!” “What’ll we do tonight, kid?” “What are you doing tonight?” “Holy crow!” “You’re rotten!” “Really?” “Like that stuff, huh?” “George!” “Oh gee!” “Quite!” “Oh yeah!” “Henry!” “Oh nuts!” “Big deal!” “Do you suppose?” “It sure is!” “Are you kidding?” “Yeah?” “Jeepers!” “Cut the comedy!” “Holy cow!” “What a gismo!” “For crying out loud!” “No kidding!” “Button your lip” “Tough!” “Oh, Maud!” “Details?” “Gads!” “What’s up Doc?” “It’s a riot!” “Really?” “In a pig’s eye!” “What’ll you have?” “You know?” “Well, hello there!” “I wouldn’t say that!” “Hot dog!” “Oh yeah?” “You’ll drive me to the zoo zoo factory!” “Seen Rich?” “Honest to goodness!” “Yes! yes!” “Gee whiz!” “Oh honestly!” “Where’s O’B?” “Oh, ho!” “Oh, brother!” “I presume”

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CLASS OFFICERS First Row: Sumner Tyler, Maureen Sullivan, Letitia Day, David Wilson. Second Row: Ernest Brocklebank, Mary Chadbourne, George Tsoutsouris, William Markos, Marilyn Gunn, John Killam, Lawrence Maguire. Third Row: Marilyn Atkinson, Edward Sklarz, Robert Dort, George Johnson, Patricia Cogswell. CUB STAFF Front Row: Eleanor Powers, Marilyn Gunn, James Hill, Miss Allen, Mary O’Brien, Miss Machaj, David Wilson, William Pescosolido, Mary Jo Sullivan. Second Row: Lucy Kisiel, Sondra Reedy, Irene Boudreau, Ruth Clancy, Eleanor Blair, Marilyn Atkinson, Elizabeth Nelson, Eleanore Sklarz, Maureen Sullivan, Ida LeBel. Third Row: Marianne McCormack, Irene Smolenski, Edith Cunningham, Margaret Graves, Carole Homans, Florence Campbell, Lois Lindberg, Evelyn Karalias, Allegra Cripps, Mary Parsons.