Ipswich High School - Tiger Yearbook (Ipswich, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1954 volume:

THE TIGER 31 1 5 4.. 1635 IPSWICH HIGH SCHOOL 1954 ,- V, m 1 ' ' K . 5 . X . '3 1 V A , . QE -W N . - , ' V ' V4 X ' , , I , - . . , , . . - 1 A' 4. , - H ' x ' 1- , . f , f 4' , x , ' ' . , ' '. , 'l , ' ' ' .Q f Y --4 . -, xx ' , v ' ' 1 - , 4 I H ' M , 1 . Y- . ' , ., . . --,,:?1V2 '9-' ,--. - -..... - H - , ., ff-,... e Lgw , ., , . 4- I f,.- A F , , -V '1 ,.. ' ' - .. ' A . . WM, . - - -T ' . '- - - 4- ' - ' ' K V . R n A .g , , , ' . Q--3,14 :gn ,I ' . ..:'f A-+,'. - ,- 'rw' 5-. ., '- ,,rm?:5i-.r 3, I A V 'rj'-K., 'Q' .7 M3212 'l T-' 4 V - f -. Q '-'. 1 A . L' 'A ' . l'-P052 11,4 -, .tw - V . I . 1 , . - ,, L,-,--,,.,-w A , , . , . , , -.....--1-. DEDICATIO GEORGE MARK HAYES Actually dolng the work of two teachers Mr Hayes stall found the tame to oversee the prnntung of the Cub Iron out any accidental snags and help assemble our school newspaper Not only has he been generous with has tlme and prnnted rnaterlal for the Cub and for all school functions but he has had a srnule for and an understandlng nature toward everyone pupals and teachers alike To Mr Hayes as a token of our gratntude for has generosnty we the class of 1954 proudly dedrcate thus yearbook l3l , . :I I1 - - I I 11 11 - 1 I . . 1 1 I I ' ir T SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Bernardme Goat Treasurer Lawrence Maguire Presndent Ernest Brockelbank Vice Presndent Marulyn Atkanson Secretary Al ,Auf STUDENT COUNCIL Ernest Brackelbank Sondra Reedy Jarnes Geanakos Edward Sauinler M Stanton Davud Blarrda Mr Roandy Davud Lnndgren Mr Saba Peter Flynn Barbara Lena Carvle Easley Grover Easley IH TIGER STAFF Front Row Mnchael Bamford Joanne Sucharsk: Mass Allen Marcia Dunn Sondra Reedy Moss Macho, Lawrence Maguire Judlth Jewett Richard Lemneux Middle Row Mornlyn Atkunson Ann Troversy Patrncla Hinton Donna MacLeod Barbara Ewung Bernardme Goot Madelyn Grant Back Row Paul Beaulneu Mark Boudreou Robert MacDonald Davud Whlpple Joseph Carey Charles Pelletier Ernest Brockelbank l5l - . . . . 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I ' ' 1 1 1 I 1 1 ' IRVING ANDREWS 5 arnt,utuc nnaufe P m Nuckname v Appe rance Easx goun Luke S col and gt Dus ukes T katuve Q rl P sturne pCrts rccd t g Ambutuon To be an en uneer strappung sux footer vvuth a rese f 1 manner very c uc resser w c c tus un cu treshman ve r to attend school un Lynn lt was wuth open arms that we welcomed hum back last year H us always w Ilung to putch un and help on any class endeavor and has often worked conscuentuously for the success of school func tuons lrv s keen unterest un and knowledge of math Senuor Play MARILYN ATKINSON Her vouce was ever soft Gentle and low an excellent thung un woman Nuckname Bunny Appearance Pretty Lukes Long Vacatuons and Bull Duslukes Gym on cold mornungs Pasturne Playung the organ Ambutuon to be a duetutuan Harvard our prettuest gurl smules I can tell ou lot about Harvard Wrutung to Bully at Harvard chummung wuth Bernue and workung an the afternoon make our class secretary a busy gurl Bunnys goal us to become a duetutuan We are certaun that her natural quuetness and modesty wull be decuded assets as she prepares for her career and ultumate success Operetta l Benefut Show l Basketball l 2 Softball l 2 3 4 Softball Manager 3 Class Secretaryl 2 3 4 H nor Award l 2 3 4 Glee Cl b l 2 Chour 4 La 3 4 Tuger Staff Cop and Gown Comrnuttee 4 Steerung Commuttee Class Celebruty Junuar Pram Commuttee Junuor Play Honor Award Commuttee Senuor Play D ernatucs wull one day brung hum lastung success A R Graduatuan Essay YA Q wr SYLVIA BABCOCK Sulence us thc perfect hcrald of o Appearance Shy Lulfes Eatung Duslukes Hustory astume Baby suttung Ambutuon To bc a Wave v wan nc c c r t to be n tuced bv those ehtcr any of her classu Lecause she us one of the M f rtunate occupants at a trcnt sea Although v a keeps her persona ue prettx much to herself ften he seen vntlo her ruenl u X, T thus gurl P ffucuent su t Q r w wus great suC ss as sac soul the sevcn ca w T pst l6l H15 Souluty art ' r' u le u a 'mend of Cll ' -gwlr' ,. 3 H 4 , Q ' ' s- ch rls 'l s i al . 2 'a' -- S -, f wg aa una - 9 A - . r.'3f . . 'llrv us a h ' d .. h- lit X r f , C V ' e u A I , O 4 u 5 ' 5 , 5 , , , 1 Q , , , H: u I ' 'fu 0 , , , q U , Q ' 5 fun P' Club 25 French Club 4g Cashier 3, 4g Cub Staff l, 2, ' - ' , Q Q Q A u 5 . A u 3 H- -fs, 'X 'XL fn? ,u r , , l y ,, ' ' Q is 3 Svl ua us al u L A fthlfus t o f I who 1 - L 1 u me 1 3 r ' t. , Svl in , l lf s , shecano. u F . ' u,J dz o , w tn 3 ar, and . ln ll mcnne 'e h - Ci, , E L , 1 5. E CuL '. - 4 if MICHAEL BAMFORD I wull not retreat a sungle unch And l wull be heard Nuckname Muke Appearance Independent Lukes Mr Orcutts physuc c s Duslukes Homework Pastlme Workung Ambutuon To be an Army otfucer A hand wavung madly un the aur a vouce demandung to be heard and an opunuon stated untellugently and maturely thats our Muchael Whether he us teasung the gurls or salvung a math problem he devotes hus ut most to hus task He has contunued to amaze us wuth hus vast knowledge of polutucs Muke whose lute s ambu tuon us to become an army otfucer has wuthout a doubt the potentualutues to attend mulutary school and to become an untegral part of Army lute Football I 2 Basketball Manager I 2 3 Latun Club 2 Tuger Staff Cub Staff 4 Varuety Show 4 Sophomore Play Senuor Play JOHN BARAN A merry laugh shows a merry soul Nuckname Tuny Appearance Jovual Lukes ean Duslukes Workung Fruday nughts Pastume Sleepung Ambutuon To get more sleep PAUL BEAULIEU I do not know beneath what sky Nor on what sea shall be thy fate I only know ut shall be hugh I only know ut shall be great Nuckname Ro Appearance Rugged Lukes Motorcycles Duslukes Wakung up Pastume Seeung Carolyn Ambutuon To be an enguneer A talented well mannered lad Paul has proved hus Tuny our Class Optumust proved to be the good sport he really us both on the football fueld where he excelled as a star tackle and un the Varuety Show where If you re lookung for hum youll most lukely fund hum euther un the neughborung town of Hamilton or rudung wuth Charlue Pete and Ray Tunys good humor has cheered the class through many a gloomy day Football l 3 4 Letter 3 4 Nomunatung Commuttee 4 Boys Calee Club 4 Class Celebruty Varuety Show 4 Stage Manager of Senuor Play abuluty by partlcupatung un actuvutues throughout hus school years Pauland Carolyn our class lovers regularly attend all the socual events at school Well dressed and un preductable Paul us also an excellent puanust Hus out standung abuluty wull take hum tar un the fueld of en guneerung Boys Glee Club I 2 3 Varuety Show 4 Class Celebruty Tuger Staff Class Day Part l7l - . ' s las I I . ' , . . , . I 1 H I I J ' 1 I I I II X I II. II ' -J II . II II . . II I I I - I I he magnufucently portrayed the role at a pruma balleruna. I . . II . II, . 1 I - I I I I 1 ' ' ' I ' 1 . - ' . I I I II I - rl ln, . II dII il I - I Q - I I I ' F I V . ' . ' . I I I I I I I . ELAINE BERNARD To see her ns to love her And to love but her forever Appearance Sedate Lrkes Danclng Dlslxkes Concelted people Pastume Going to the movies Ambntuon To be a secretary Elalne IS a complacent qulet gurl wlth frequent bursts merrlment and a smlle for everyone Cute neat and charmrng she us adored by her classmates In her spare time Elalne wnth her contagious smile and congenuallty can be found bowlung surprlsung us all wlth l'1erfCJSCIr1Clt ang skull Although she has a sweet and demure exterzor underneath we suspect her to be a fuery lady though not lacklng nn posse A specual llght appears ln her eyes when one rnentuons the name Armand Elaune has ex celled an the art of learnung to be an :deal secretary and can regularly be seen about school donng her work quuetly and efficiently PAULINE BOUCHARD The joy of youth and health her eyes dusplay d And ease of heart her every heart convey d Nnckname Butch Appearance Athletuc Llkes All sports Dnsllkes Helpless healthy people Pastume Sports Ambutlon To teach Physlcal Education nn the Waves Poulnne affectlonately mcknamed Butch as PAUL BOUCHARD Sulence rs one of the vlrtues of the wrse Appearance y Likes Cars and guns Dnsllkes Lazy people Pastlme Worknng Ambntlon To be an enguneer shy and unobtrusuve Paul has kept the members of has classes shakung wntn laughter because of hrs rllogucal references on very logacol subjects Although he outwardly appears to be shy we know that he possesses a warm and frnendly attutude towards people He can often be spued crossvng the football fneld on his way to school every mornnng Wlth hrs ambltnon and eagerness to learn Paul wrll reach achnevement un the engnneerung field Glee Club 2 Football l Sophomore Play brought a spnrlt of warmth and humor unto our lnves She ns so adorable that we just cant help luklng her Whether she lS complaxnung about the coldness of a classroom glancnng coyly over the rlms of her glasses or leadung the basketball teams on to vnctory with her andefatuguable vntallty and cheers she always enpoys her self thoroughly Durung the summer she leaves her frnends ln lpswlch to renew and make acqualntances at camp An avld Glrl Scout and lover of the outdoors Paullne wuth her versatnluty and sparklrng wut as the lnvulner half of the Bouchard tvvrns cheryl 2 3 4 ftball 3 4 Baske a 3 4 Letter 4 Bodmunton l 2 3 Chonr 4 Glee Club I 2 3 Cheerleadnng 2 3 4 Letter 4 Photography Club 4 l3l up . , ,, . , I... of . , , V , , f 3 . 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Appearance -- Likeoble Ltkes Hockey Drslukes Homework Pasttme Warktng Ambutton To be a success Mark often seen lndustruously studymg a dnfflcult trlg problem wnth Mano ns famous especlally wnthnn the thsrd year French class for hrs French accent Hes hobby IS collectnng popular records sung In French of whlch he has an extensnve collectuon On cold wlnter evenlngs he may be found enloylng an excxtung game of hockey hrs favorute cold weather sport Worknng nn Marcorelle s Grocery Store Mark IS a genual fellow who has our best ANTHONETTE BOUZIANIS A blessed companlon ns a book A book that fltly chosen ns a lufe long fruend Nnckname Ton: Appearance Studnous Lnkes Pets Dlsltkes Nosey people Pastlme Readlng Ambutton To be a success Ton: our most studlous gurl can easlly be recognlzed by her sleek well groomed black halr and stylish clothes Although quuet she possesses a rare sense of humor She ns an outstandlng student wrth a fruendly manner Col lege IS her lmmednate future and should serve as an nmpetus to eventual achuevement Glee Club l 2 Archery l 2 Latm Club 2 French Club 4 Class Celebrrty Class Day Part washes for a successful future French Club 4 Tuger Staff ERNEST BROCKLEBANK As welcome as sunshune In every place ls the beamnng approach of a good natured face Ntckname Reverend Ern Appearance Devnlush Lnkes Januce Dlslukes Workung Pastume Huntlng for DEAR Ambltuon To be an englneer They say that good thnngs come In small packages and In Spukes case thus couldnt be truer Possessung the ablluty to throw an entire class unto gales of laughter wlth has rlotous jokes and hllarnous action he :S without a doubt a perfect example of a Class Clown Has constant humor and lnvely personaluty have captured for hum the tatle of Most Popular Boy As the presndent of the student councnl he has used hrs qualutnes of leader shtp to great advantage Baseball l 2 4 Letter 4 Basketball Manager l 2 Basketball 4 Letter 4 Glee Club 4 Varnety Show 4 Tnger Staff Class Celebrity Class Offncer l 4 Junuor Prom Commtttee Steermg Commuttee 4 Student Councrl Presudent 4 l9l 1 1 1 , , 1 . , . , , 1 4 1 ' , . 11 - - - - - - 11 . 4 u .1 - 11 -11 ,, .,, . . . . 1 1 - 1 ' - , . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 'i ut cy: MN if ' 11 - - 1 - 11 11 , 'A , . 11 11 . , , . , . . i 1 1 - 1 1 ' 11 11 r , . - - 11 11 V I . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 JW 'x JOSEPH CAREY Oh he srts hrgh rn all the peoples hearts Nrckname Appearance Collegrate Lrkes Football and grrls Drslrkes Nosey people Pastrme Sports Ambrtron To go to college K K our best dressed boy rs also one of t e more popular members of the male portron of the senror class One really doesnt know K K untrl he as talked wrth hrm about college and hrs future plans lt then that hrs more serrous srde conquers hrs usual garety and rokrng Chuggrng down the street rn hrs two toned green car he has a toot and a frrendly wave for all Because of hrs srncere understandrng of lrfe and hrs unrversal popularrty wrth people we are sure that thrs collegrate lookrng lad wrll be a marked success otball l 2 3 4 Letter 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Le 4 Glee Club 4 Baseball l 2 4 Letter 4 Sophomore Play Junror Play Varrety Show 4 Trger Staff Class Celebrrty Junror Prom Commrttee KATHLEEN BURNS Frrends she has many, Foes - has she any? Nrckname - Kathy' Appearance - Cute Lrkes Dancrng Drslrkes Nosey people Pastrrne VNorkrng at House of Hrnlrn Ambrtron To be a success Under a demure drmple and a shy smrle Kathy appears as a member of the senror class who spreads sparklrng sunshrne wrth a lovely rndefrnable sort of grace Her pleasant grggle has become part of the sound effects produced rn that current comedy The Senror Class Spendrng a good part of her spare trme wrth Ton: Kathy rs a delrghtful person whose slrght lrrsh accent and sparklrng blue eyes contrrbute to her natural charm Archeryl 2 Glee Clubl 2 Basketball 2 3 Lr rar ron 4 SHEILA CAREY And welcome where so er she went A calm and gracrous element Appearance Congenral Lrkes Skatrng Drslrkes Concerted people Pastrme Workrng at Grossman s Ambrtron To work for an arrlrne Sherla rs famous for her smrle whrch rarely stops there but bubbles rnto srlwerx laughter She rs a competent student and those rn study hall apprecrate her rnconsprc uous but eftrcrent manner rn attendrng to busrness Lrght hearted soft spoken and sedate she can be serrous or trolrcsome Sherla works every afternoon at Grossman s where she no doubt rncreases Jusrness one hundred per cent lf you shguld sec thc Grossman car headrng toward town any afternoon you may be sure that Sherla a very accomplrshed drrver rs at the wh el Srnce she has chosen the arrlrnes as her career thrs steady earnest grrl Should qualrfy I10l f l , , , 1 . 1, , , 1 , I , 2 , 1 , : , 5 'b - 3 4 V -QHK. 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A - .- 1 G 1 r ' L , , . r f' ' x s A r y I V I 4 , e , K A 1 I CAROL COOKSON O thou art fairer than the evenang aar Clad an the beauty of a thousand stars Nackname Cookae Appearance Sparklang Lakes Sports Daslakes Catty fraends Pastame Musac and dotang Ambataon To become a Nun Carol as a perfect example of beauty and personalaty Vavocaous fraendly attractave she as a magnet every where Her pretty face her glowang smale and her charmang personalaty assure her popularaty for a lafe tame Mr McKenna most certaanly could not have asked for a more effacaent and cheerful secretary The farst one an our class to get an ltalaan haarcut Carol has conquered our hearts wannang us wath her eager co operataon and sunny dasposataon We have often envaed her smooth manner and her tall graceful fagure Always thoughtful always agreeable af sweetness be a fault hers as a great one Softballl 2 Badmanton A ery 3 C Celebraty Varaety Show 4 Junaor Prom Commattee Art 3 Bask ball JAMES CUNNINGHAM Good nature as one of the rachest fruats of true Chrastaanaty Nackname Cumbo Appearance Good natured Lakes Baseball and Notre Dame Daslakes Bananas Pastame Workang and sports Ambataon To see Whap get rach Known for has subtle sense of humor Jam as every boys pal and every garls fraend Has watty remarks have more than once sent us anto gales of laughter What a swell kad' we thank to ourselves On the basket ball court has stellar performances have made has name well known ln physacs and tragonometry he has grappled wath and solved exceedangly daffacult problems He claams that he has no anterest an the faar sex but we wonder Because of has genuane fraendlaness and unaffected man ner Jam wall always be popular Baseball 2 3 4 Letter 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Letter4 Band 2 3 Junaor Play Junaor Prom Commattee Glee Club 4 ROSE MARIE DeGRANDPRE Knowledge comes but wasdom langers Nackname Rosae Appearance Damanuatave Lakes Bowlang Daslakes Conceated people Pastame Workang at Hayward s Ambataon To be a secretary A demure lady wath frank eyes a sweet voace and cool defanate mand portray Rosae One of our quaet garls she possesses a rare sense of humor Her scholastac abalaty as manafested by the frequent appearance of her name on the honor roll When she asnt workang she can be seen accompanaed by a certaan young man named Bob and they certaanly make an adeal couple A veratable French doll she has won our respect on several occasaons Although Rosae as uncertaan as to her future we know she wall gaan success an her faeld of endeavor Bonne chance notre amae lll Qty THOMAS DePAOLA I have had playmates I have had companuons ln my days of chuldhood un my uoyful school days Nuckname Tom Appearance Affable I es IFS Dus ukes Englush Pastume Sports Ambutuon To be an aurplane pulot One of the brught spots of our sophomore year was the warm glow of fruendshup that Tommy aroused un us when he came to I H S Haulung from Northampton hus accent dustunct at furst fascunated many of hus class mates We shall never forget the tumes we heard hum say My name us Tammy DePaola Always gay and luvely wuth a smule close to the surface uf not already adornrng ut he us our Class Baby but the respect that Tommy commands from us us deruved not from hus age but from hus constant hard pluggung un school work and hus always cheerful though seruous outlook towards the future Football 3 4 Letter 4 Basketball 3 4 Letter 4 Base ball 3 4 Letter 4 Varuety Show 4 Class Celebruty 16' YL! JANET DORT A you ng athletuc gurl fearless and gay Nuckname an Appearance Energetuc Lukes Sports and dancung Duslukes Poor sportsmanshup Pastume Cheerung and sports Ambutuon To be a physucal educatuon teacher A cheer for the team shouts Janet Her abuluty as cheerleader and as a top notch basketball player us evudence of her unexhaustuble energy Merutung the tutles of Best Gurl Dancer and Gurl Athlete Janet has been a dustunct asset to our class Always smulung as she wends her way through lufe Jan wull make an excellent physucal educatuon teacher Cheerleadungl 2 3 4 Letter4 Co head Cheerleader4 Bas etball I 2 3 4 Letter 3 4 Co Captaun 4 Soft 2 3 4 Operetta I Benefut Show I Varu y Show 4 Steenng Commuttee 4 Glee Club I 2 Chour 4 Junuor Prom Commuttee Class Celebruty Personaluty Club 4 Archery I 2 Property Manager Senuor Play MARCIA DUNN No pruncely pomp no wealthy store No force to wun the vuctory Her mund doth serve for all Nucknarne o Appearance Statuesaue Lukes Bunky Duslukes Affected people Pastume 39 East Street Ambutuon To be a meducal secretary Rowley couldnt possubly have umaguned the favor ut was doung for Ipswuch Hugh School four years ago when ut presented Marcua to us Co edutung the Cub and Tuger and playung on the basketball team ullustrate her ver satuluty Ask Bunky about Marcua and hell talk for hours Marcua plans to become a meducal secretary and uf her hugh school record us any example of her abulutues she should succeed Glee Club I 2 Chaur 4 Latun Club 2 French Club 4 Sophomore Play, Junuor Play, Pucture Comrnuttee 4, Cashuer 4, Basketball I, 2 3, 4, Letter 4, Varuety Show 4, Cub Staff 3, 4, Tuger Staff, Co Edutor of Cub and Tuger 4, Junnor Prom Commuttee, Class Celebruty, Sun shune Commrttee llpl uk... 11 - 1 . . 11 11 11 - - 11 11 - . , . , I I C 11 1 1 1 11 , . 1 1 . . . 11 11 1 1 11 11 - - - I ' I , 1 1 I I I I I I - 2 1 1 1 1 - I A127344 L 1,,. .- 1 -1 -fs: 1.-'a1..f,1.1,, A 11, .1 51 ' : 7L Il I - - Il ., , 1g1,,1 ' 1 1 2.511 WA 4 IIJ II 11 11 , . , . Q - 11 - 11 11 . 11 1 1 11 11 - 1 I I I I I A I bauu u, , , , , , et 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 11 - 1 1 1 11 1 11M 11 , . , . - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 BARBARA EWING A dancing shape an image gay To haunt to startle and waylay Nickname Barbie Appearance Buoyant Likes Dancing and dating Dislikes Unsociable people Pastime Working at Janice s Ambition To get married In the Mood the orchestra beat out in syncopated rhythm and there in the middle of the floor her lithe body keeping perfect time was Barbie whom we know and love for her gay smile unaffected friendliness and super sense of humor Her animated description of her colorful adventures have overwhelmed us beguiled and enticed us cast a spell over us and actually caused us to hurt from laughter Barb with her blue eyes contrasting with her brunette beauty has caused many a masculsne heart to flutter Glee Club l 2 Choir 4 Variety Show 4 Operetta l Basketball l 2 Tiger Staff n Charlie its EARL EUSTACE Nothing increases one's respect for a man So much as to see him respected by others Nickname -- Bunky i. Appearance - Confident V Likes - Marcia Dislikes - Geometry Pastime - Traveling to Rowley Ambition - To be a coach Supply Bunky with a soap box and a loud speaker and he will illustrate why, inheriting a passion for politics he was elected Class Politician and our Good Government Day Representative, two honors he richly deserved If you are unable to find a soap box and other political paraphernalia, give him a basketball and hell demon strate his prowess on the court. His ability and speed plus his real athletic ability, have earned for him the co-captaincy of the basketball team. Spending much time with Marcia, he makes the trip from Ipswich to Rowley a daily procedure. Steering Committee 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4 5 Co captain 4, Letter 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Letter 3 4 Variety Show 4' Class Celebrity' Tiger Staff Picture Committee 4' Good Government Day Representative 4 CHARLES GEANAKAKIS A frame so adamant a soul of fire No dangers fright him and no labors tire Nickname White Wall Appearance Well built Likes Horses Dislikes Nosey people Pastime Women Ambition To be successful Its a touchdown cry the excited football fans Charlie has scored again' What a player' Not only did he score the greatest number of points of any player on the North Shore but he made the Class D All Scholastic Team as well lt s easy to see that all this made Charlie an indispensable member of the athletic team and of his school Hes one of those energetic fellows who never stops trying whether hes after a football or a brunette Because he has done so well in both cases he is our Athlete and our Girlologist Anyone will testnfy that theres fire and theres flash F otball 8th l 2 3 4 Letter 8th l 2 3 4 Bas t l L B al th Letter 8th l 2 3 4 Glee Club 4 Variety Show 4 Class Celebrity Junior Prom Committee , , f , , ,, , . , i I . . r -, 1 l . , , , 1 A' 1 ' z z u. ,f . 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H if t 'B . 0 , , , , : , , , 5 ' ball 2, 3, 4' etter23 4' aseb I8 Ha ' ., , ' ' ' ' . i ' 1.1 f I - BERNARDINE GOOT She that was ever faur and nexer proud Had tongue at wlll and yet was never loud Nlcknome Bernue Appearance Demure Llkes Datxng and dancrng Dtslnkes Stubborn people Pastxme Drlvlng Ambltnon To be a teacher Wuth her Innate modesty and charm Bernue has won an everlasting place ln our hearts An honor student and our class treasurer she lS an unforgettable classmate Drlvung her car worknng at the Town Hall sharung many of her leusure hours wnth Bunny and datung Bernie leads a varled socual llfe She IS an able and wllllng worker who has played an actuve part rn school and class func trans Bernue ns one of the future teachers of Amerlca We know she wall attaun her goal for she as endowed wlth those characterlstucs whuch wnll enable her to do so Archery l Badmunton 2 Glee Club l 2 Latin Club 2 French Club 4 Honor Award l 2 Candy Room 2 3 Cashuer 4 Cub Staff 4 Tlger Staff Steermg Commuttee 4 Photography Commnttee 4 Junlor Prom Commlttee 3 Class Treasurer 2 3 4 Lnbrarnan 4 Graduatuon Essay Basketball l BARBARA GRAFFUM She seemed as happy as a wave That dances on the sea Nickname Barby Lukes Datung and dancmg Dlslukes Work Pastlme Wrutung letters Ambutron To be a nurse Gauty s constant companion and Donnne s mann Interest If Barby us a llvely lass who devotes a great deal of her tume to wrutnng numerous eplstles to her devoted fruends composed almost entnrely of the male populatuon of Ipswich Her famuluar and cheery H fellow and Oh Bonne Amle usually pertaln to Barb Janet Arlune and countless other acquaintances Often the mann vnterlocutor of many a stvmulatung conversatlan she has held our unduvlded attentlon wlth the accounts of her fabulous and fascunatlng experlences Glee Club l 2 Choir 4 Varnety Show 4 General Llvlng 4 Archery l Junuor Prom Commuttee 3 FREDERICK GRANT Here I am from cares lm free Why arent they all contented luke me? Nuckname Freddle Appearance Innocent Llkes Sports Dusnkes School Pastume Worknng an has shop Ambntlon To become a carpenter Freddne has become lnstltutlan t the Fl t Natvanal Market Has exuberant greetungs are well known to all the patrons of the store Hrs frtendly manner and aulck smule have won ham many a loyal frnend One as almost sure to fund hmm IH has spare tnme wlth George talkung over the latest news of the day He takes an optlmnstlc vuew of thmgs and as satssfsed to let nature take tts course A good sense of humor and a wlllnngness to lend a helpung hand characterize Fred IH a few words l14l , , , , , .X A I I I , I I i I l I 1 I I I I Q , , f ' Ag: ' . ' ' . . W., , , , , , -Q . ii ,, H H ,, Appearance - Bluthe nn ne, , , , . . ., ,, . . n, ,, ,, - H . , , , , I I I f f - , , an a rs MADELYN GRANT Sa nimble so petite and so full of subtle flame Nickname Maddie Appearance Petite Likes Dancing Dislikes Stuffy people Pastume Writing letters Ambition To be a comptometer operator Maddie wuth her umpush brown eyes and cute little smile us indeed as sweet o maiden as anyone would wush to meet Perhaps the fact that she does not talk much and maintains a cheery outlook accounts for her likeable personality Supreme queen of Ken s heart she seems to have a pretty good view of her future A sparkling du amond on the third finger of her left hand us ample proof that she wull be hearing wedding bells un the not too distant future Petite slum tranquil and peace lov ing one funds Maddie where one also funds Betty her closest friend She us serious about her school work for she spends most of her spare afternoons typing far the o uce Cub o Tiger Glee Club l 2 Cub Typist 4 Tiger Typist 4 r-K LEHA GWINN She meets the change Time and Chanc present With modest dignity and calm content Nickname ee Appearance Quiet Likes To tease Dislikes People who snap their fingers Pastume Babysitting Ambition To be a haurdresser Leha s sweet presence un our class us something that we could not do without She us seemingly very quiet and returung but uf we look through thus countenance we are sure to fund a wull of uron and a spurut undefeatable She us one of those gurls who just has such a friendly our that she doesnt have an enemy She is one of the pullors of the class Maybe we ve tured her out wuth all the work we ve piled on her but she has done ut well and cheerfully Her unselfushness us only one of the reasons why she us admired by all her friends who fund her so congenial Leha has aspirations of becoming a haurdresser and we know she wull have a boomung business JANICE HAMM he was made for happy thoughts For playful wit and laughterf Nickname 4 an Appearance -- Stately Likes - Sports, dancing, dating Dislikes 7 Conceuted people Pastume -- Writing to Neil Ambition 7 To be o physical therapist Meet a tall, fair-haired lass with an encouraging smile. Meet a popular girl who has a host of friends. Meet Janice l-lamm. Beep. Beep! A green Ford filled with laughing girls and with Janice at the wheel passes by. Driving her car dating and chumming with Janet and Pat typify our Jan. We all agree that she has the qualifi- cations for a physical therapist. Basketball 2 3' Assistant Manager 3' Archery 2 4' Badminton l' Glee Club l 2' Choir 4' Personality Club 4' General Living Class 4' Variety Show 4' Benefit Show' Operetta l' Junior Prom Committee. l15l Gee Club l 2 Choir 4 JUDITH HAMMOND In quiet she reposes Ah' would that I did too Nickname Judy Appearance Amiable Likes Horses Dislikes Rowdy boys Pastime Homework Ambition To join the Wacs Judy has an inclination to be rather quiet but when she and her companions congregate cheerful laughter flls the an An intelligent but of bashfulness with a nevertheless distinctive personality of her own is Judy A living proof of the saying silence speaks more loudly than words she conveys a dignified and restrained back ground for some of the antics of her more lively class mates Her quiet exterior is deceiving as her friends testify to her with her frequent and infectious laughter and her kind understanding Art l Glee Club l Archery l Softball THOMAS HARADEN The play is done the curtain drops A moment yet the actor stops And looks around to say farewell Nickname Tom Appearance Neat Likes Girls and acting Dislikes Vocaoulary tests and notebooks Pastime Ushering and pool Ambition To get xnto the service Hamilton s loss was our gain when Tom joined our known both in our class and an the entire school by playing a prominent part in the Variety Show The seniors recognizing his talent elected him Class Actor During his spare time he is employed as an usher at the Strand where has has the opportunity to see real acting and thus improve his own techrique Because of his sincere understanding of people Tom should find the road to success a comparatively easy journey Variety Show A Glee Club 4 General Living Class 4 CAROL HEARD She is a maiden of artless grace Gentle of form and fair of face Nickname Cacky Appearance Dignified Likes Dancing and bowling Dislikes Deceitful people ?astime Hot rods Ambition To be a teacher A petite miss is Carol the most dignified member our class The possessor of a sparkling engaging smile she also has a tempting glint of humor The boy most often seen with Carol is w I lets guess She is dependable warm at heart and highly commendable in whatever task she undertakes This year a mischiev ous personality and an intelligent mind were revealed to us by her presence in many a group singing laugh ing or discussing the latest news To have known Carol is to have known someone you ll never forget Class Celebrity Variety Show 4 Glee Club l 2 Choir 4 Class Day Part of l l Class Celebrity Senior Play H , r . H ,, , I -T. - ' A Q . . . ,I . Q , , , I I I - ' ig A ,V , H . , , . ' 11 I , . i . 6- ' . , . W V - I t 11 H - - J' ranks this year. Wasting no time, he made himself well- , 'A I I jx T , A r , . . .. I 4 . . H ,, , I I I g . ' - el, ' . , , . , - . l 1 I X J 5 , J A 1 . i , lf, PATRICIA HINTON A smale for all a welcome glad A uovaal coaxuu-ug way she had Nackname Tashy Appearance Laght hearted Lukes A certaan boy Daslukes Insuncere people Pastame Partacapatang an school actavatues Ambutaon To be o nurse If one were plannang to paunt a portraut of Tushy he would fund at duffucult to capture the beauty of her blue eyes the brullaance of her red haar and the enchantment of her smale Pat a lovable chormang personalaty as one of our most popular classmates She plans to become a nurse and af her hugh school accomplashments are any crateraa she wall surely succeed Cheerleader I 2 3 4 Co Head Cheerleader 4 Letter 4 Softball 2 3 4 Basketballl 2 3 4 Co Captoan4 Letter 3 4 Archery I 2 Junaor Prom Commuttee Sophomore Play Junuor Play Honor Award I Glee Club I 2 Choar 4 Cub Staff 4 Tager Staff Benefat Show I Operetta I Vafuety Show 4 Lubraruan 4 Cap and Gown Commattee 4 Senuor Play RICHARD HUDSON I am a quuet gentleman And I would sat and dream Nuckname Rod Appearance Seruous Lakes ars Daslukes Bad weather Pastume Workung on cars Ambataon To be a State Palace offucer The hot rod kad Duck has a passaon for souped up cars and racung Druvang has car through town and wear ang a parates cap placed uauntaly on has head he as a very famulaar sught Often seen wuth Paul who as a kandred spurat he as of the reserved type and presents an umpenetrable outer shell to the world at large but has fraends all vouch for ham as a swell fellow Dck belueve ut or not has been known to move fast but has deluberated movements about school have gaven ruse to the thought that he us often sleepy Thus as a mascon ceptaon however sunce he as only thoughtful To uoun the ranks of the State Palace as Ducks ambatuon and well bank on has success Class Day Part xl' V'I4i J of I, at St PRISCILLA JENKINS Full of sweet dreams and health and quuet breathang Nuckname Calla Appearance Quaet Lakes Ice skatung and dancang Daslukes To be told somethung l fully Intended to do Pastame Sewung Ambutuon To be a nurse Prusculla panned us an our uunuor year and has kept up wuth the rest of us ever sunce Wuth her fruendly smule and quuet charm she has made many f aends among the members of our class She has a quuet understandung and an apprecuatuve mand that add lafe and vataluty to any class of whach she as a member She as dependable an every respect and has a faculty for carryang through whatever she attempts to do Her lovely vouce has added to the effect of many a musacal selectuon an choar We assume from Calla s frequent and anfectaous laugh that she thoroughly enuoys lufe Choar 4 l17l 1 ll - I I . . . ,, I II . 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I II - - JUDITH JEWETT The sunshune came along wuth her Nuckname Judy Appearance Cheery l.ukes lpswuch Hugh and gum Duslukes Chemustry Pastume Pountung Ambutuon To be a hostess on an ocean luner Judy s genuune fruendluness luvely antucs and bubblung vutaluty are unduspensable to the class Our class artust she has done unnumerable drawungs for school organuza tuons She us always wullung to lend a helpung hand and has been Mr Stanton s rught hand man Anyone who has attended the football and basketball games can testufy to her enthusuasm and cheerfulness as she sold programs tonuc popcorn and good hot coffee Able to talk for hours wuthout takung tume out to breathe talented and co operatuve she has spread a blanket of uocularuty DOROTHY KAROL She us a mauden young and four A gurl wuth a wealth of blondush hour Nuckname Dotty Appearance Peppy Lukes Horses dogs drawung Duslukes Too much homework Pastume Collectung Pop records Ambutuon To be a fashuon Illustrator A refreshung countenance an optumustuc mund and an ebulluent make up belong to Dotty Garrulous and en luvenung wuth her gay banter thus muschuevous luttle sprute us much respected by her fruencls Workung every after noon at the House of Hunlun takes up a good deal of her tume but she nevertheless funds tume to enjoy many a fun fulled adventure wuth her fruends She loves her work and us easy to get along wuth because of her sunny optumusm and a cheerful remark when everyone else us un the dumps Greatly unterested un art she us now takung lessons un Boston and uudgung from the examples of her work we are confudent that she wull reach her goal of becornung a fashuon ullustrator ee Club l 2 ho 4 Achery l 2 t Varuety Show 4 over the senuor Class ss Celebruty GI e Club l 2 Chour 4 A t l Cub Staff Voruety Show 4 Sophomore and Junuor Plays Concessuon 3 4 Softball l 2 Lubraruan 4 RAYMOND KROL For he was a lusty young man Nuckname Ray Appearance Calculatung Lukes Sports Duslukes Homework Pastume Texaco Gas Statuon Ambutuon To be a duesel rnechanuc Ray s twunklung smule and good humor have made hum popular boy un our class Wuth Charlue and Pete hus partners un crume and otherwuse he us very often notuced rudung around hus red Ford en route to Hamulton most of the tume We shall always remember hus ready smule when the day seemed rather lufeless Mrs Nutardy thunks that Ray us a good buyer and that us really a complument Ambutuous and undustruous Ray spends most of hus afternoons attractung customers at the Texaco Gas Statuon Always courteous ond polute Ray has been a real fruend un need Glee Club Assustant Stage Manager of Varuety Show 4 l lb PETER LANE A sunny dlsposltlon s a rlch lnherltance Nlckname Pete Appearance Merry Lakes Shop Drslrkes Party Crashers Pastlme Loafmg Ambltnon A prosperous and happy lufe A happy go lucky Pete us an affable chap Many a tlme did he make us laugh with has wuttnclsms puns absurdltles and even occasional sarcasm He can be found any mornlng nn Study Hall engaged ln an animated conversatron wnth the boys or worknng at Lane s Darry Havrng a flalr for shop work he proved humself an assld uous worker nn assnstung Mr Chadbourne wnth the settrngs of the sensor play Another one of our wanderers h IS often seen In the vlcrnnty of Hamulton whsle hrs beau tuful home has been the spot of many a fabulous party Has slnceruty goodness and frnendlrness wlll surely make staff hum successful rn llfe Z EUGENIA LAZARIS Happuness rs a rare cosmetuc Nlckname Jean Appearance Happy Likes Rrdlng Dlsllkes Long homework asslgnments Pastlme Llstemng to muslc Ambutuon To be a secretary Bubbllng over with enthusiasm and radlatlng happrness wherever she goes Eugema IS a dark hatred lass whose sparkling brown eyes shrne especlally for Tommy She carries out her assignments with exactness and satlsfac tron She may often be seen sharlng a secret wnth Ton: or rrdlng wuth Tom Thus eager gurl certaunly has the rnght outlook on llfe A drllgent and faithful worker Eugenra wrll be a successful secretary Glee Club l 2 Cholr 4 Social Committee 4 Art l ALICE LE BEL A marden modest and self possessed Nuckname Appearance Complacent Llkes Drlvlng a car Dlsllkes Concelted people Pastnme Kmttlng Ambutuon To be an anrllne hostess Here rs a gurl who llves on the outsklrts of town and often seen drrvnng back and forth to town nn the famlly vehicle Al doesn t talk about herself but we can see even through her quuet extenor an actlve mrnd and a well managed llfe Her sensrble accomplrshments ar domestlc sclence denote her abrlrty to keep her feet on the ground and should be qulte an asset In the future Aluce appears quiet but her merry laugh and fondness for debate belle her dreamy appearance We hope her ambu tron to become an alrllne hostees as reallzed, for we belleve that she wall make a very charmrng one l19l w' GEORGE LEET Sober but not seruous ouuet bu not ude Appearance Self possessed Lukes Huntung Duslukes Homework Pastume Workung at the A8-P Ambutuon To luve a happy lute A duvertung young man George us a tranquul person who us deeply un love wuth huntung and druvung An ardent movue goer he us often observed un the company of Freddue Always un good spuruts and never abtrusuve he hasnt an enemy un the world If you should stop at the ASP to do some shoppung youll ummeduately fund George rught at your elbows ready to be of servuce He has been popular wuth many gurls but prefers to play hard to get unstead of recuprocatung theur admurotuon A dulugent worker co operatuve and dependable he has fully prepared humself for the future RICHARD LEMIEUX lf laughter were a crume He a master crumunal would be Nuckruame P nut Appearance Happy go lucky Lukes Carol Duslukes Canceuted people Pasturne Sports Ambutuon To own a car A peal of unfectuous laughter emanatung from Study Hall us followed by a short blond senuor wuth muschuevous eyes and a devulush smule Hes none other than our well loved P nut Spreadung rnerrument and good wull wherever he goes thus never say due football player and captaun of the baseball team has a host of fruends To attend Sprungfueld College us P nut s goal one that he wull undoubtedly attaun Junuar Play French Club Vuce Presudent 4 Varuety Show 4 Tuger Staff Cub Staff 4 Football 2 3 4 Letter 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Letter 3 4 Captaun 4 Glee Club 4 ROBERT MACDONALD Ta wake the soul of thy tender strokes of art To rouse the genuus and to rnond the heart Nucknarne Bobby Appearance Muschuevous Lukes Musuc Dlslukes Homework Postume Playung the puano and organ Ambutuon To be a musuc supervusar When the strauns f beautuful puano selectuon greet our ears we know that Bobby our Class Musucuan n ed for hus abuluty to play am type of musuc us t work Hus wullungness to assust un varuous and sundry Octuvutues plus hus genuune fruendluness and hus good sportsmanshup has won for thus red headed lad unuversal fruendshup Bobs unexcelled talent and avud unterest un the puano are manufestatuons of ultumate success the fueld of music Glee Club 2 Orchestra l Latun Club 2 Tuger Staff Benefut Show l Varuety Show 4 Class Celebruty Accorn panust for Gurls Glee Club 3 4 Bays Glee Club 3 4 Gurls Chour 4 Graduatuon 3 Class Day 3 l l Senuor Play Class Day Part ,, . 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ELIZABETH MACKENNEY So tall she us and slender and as faur Nuckname Betty Appearance Lathe Lukes Dancung Duslukes Conceuted boys Pastume Dancung and uam sessuons Ambutuoru To be a Comptometer operator A soft curly hour do and chuno blue eyes overflowung wuth merrument mught suggest your favorute dream gurl but to us ut symboluzes our own Betty Thus clever luttle cut up whose feet are always dancung has lent much charm and gauety to four years of hugh school Her yokes tumble over one another un rapud successuon and we must admut that her gugglung us very contoguous She us one of those people who can laugh at dusappauntment always seeung through to the brughter sude ls ut any wonder her fruends un Beverly adore her7 Glee Club l 2 Chour 4 Basketball 2 Cheerleader l Personaluty Club 4 Benefut Show 4 Concessuons Art l 2 3 4 Archeryl Softball 2 LAWRENCE MAGUIRE Nature mught well stand up and say to all the world Thus us a man Nuckname Mucky Appearance Handsome Lukes Deborah and sports Duslukes Dull ays Pastume Athletucs and Deborah Ambutuon To be an economuc and socual success Mucky udol ofthe lower classmen us the maunsprung the senuor class havung served as uts presudent for the past two years On the gruduron he was the successful co captaun of the l953 Class D Champuons Socually hus abuluty to make fruends and to carry on a stumulatung conversatuon has resulted un hus great popularuty We should have been lost wuthout the ever wlllung and capable hands of our Most Handsome Boy and The One Who Has Done Most for the School and Class Mucky can not help but be a tremendous success Cass Offucer l 2 3 4 Honor Award l 2 3 4 ot 2 3 4 Letter 3 4 Co Captaun 4 Base a er 3 4 Bask 2 3 4 Lette Harvard Book Award 3 Steerung Commuttee 4 Busuness Manager of Cub and Tuger Varuety Show 4 French Club Presudent 4 Class Celebruty Junuor Play Honor Award Commuttee Class Day Part MARIO MARINI He was ever precuse un promuse keepung Appearance Dependable Lukes ym Duslukes French Pastume Movues Ambutuon Farmung Maruo the bane of those who have never had the opportunuty to travel extensuvely comes to us by way of ltaly Floruda and Lunebrook Road Always depend able he never shurks hus dutues or oblugatuons Hus math ematucal and scuentufuc genuus has amazed those of us who are not thus uncluned He and Mark can very often be seen whuzzung along un Maruo s famuluar jeep To thus boy who has proved hus worth un a great many unstances we wush a lufetume of prosperuty and happuness Socual Commuttee 4 French Club 4 l21l JV dr DONNA MacLEOD 'lloyous and eagerg she us in for everything, Appearance - Busy Lukes - Ernue Duslukes - Graduatung from school Pastume - Knuttung and sewung Ambutuon -To be an accountant Donna us one of the busy, useful members of our class who is always un a hurry Her triendluness has won her many fruends but the greatest of these us Pat who co operates wuth her un spreadung sunshurue from place to place As the Busuness Manager of the Senuar Play she demonstrated her effucuency and organuzatuonal abuluty to the fullest extent We never would have drawn such a large auduence uf she had not persuaded so many stu dents to sell tuckets ln the romance department she and Ernue are a constant and well matched twosome Donna us desurous of becomung an accountant and we know shell make a good one Archeryl 2 Basketball! 2 3 Monager4 Softball l 2 3 Glee Club l 2 Chour 4 Cub Staff 4 Tuger Staff Busuness Manager of Varuety Show and Senuor Play 4 Personaluty Club 4 MARY ANN PATCH Sweet ore the thoughts that savor of content A quuet mund us rucher than the crown Nuckname Patchue Appearance Innocent Likes Tennus and swummung Duslukes Cctty gurls Pastume Playung the puano Ambutuon To succeed Quuet and modest Mary Ann possesses a lukung for basketball and us a tune guard An ambutuous and hard workung lass her tune and generous nature shunes through her reserved composure Although she was voted our Class Saunt those of us who know her apprecuate her eager and hugh spuruted outlook on lute Out of school she helps to buuld up the Woolworth mulluons by her pleasant courteous attentuon from behund the counter S tball l 2 3 Basketball 2 3 4 Letter4 Glee b l 2 Chour4 Archeryl 2 3 Latun Club2 Photography Club 4 Varuety Show 4 Personaluty Club 4 Cashuer 4 Class Celebruty Of soul suncere un actuon fauthful and hon or clear me Nuckname a Appearance uuet Lukes People Duslukes People who brag Pasturne Babysuttung Ambutuon To be successful un lute Pat us a sweet and quuet gurl who has made every munute of her hugh school cducatuon count She has studued vugorously for tests and exams and has been duly rewarded wuth good marks She has also excelled on the basketball court and tn wrutung the tashuon column for The Cub ln addutuon to her many duversuons she pends a great deal of tumc wuth Emul Pats ardent desure us to become o teacher Her qualutues ot patuence and perseverance wull carry her fau rchery u 2 4 Bclsk 4 L.etter4 Glee Clubl 2 Chour 4 Cub Staff 4 Tu r t H nor Award 2 Latun Club 2 Cashuer 3 Photography Club 4 Varucty Shaw 4 l l CHARLES PELLETIER We build the ladder by which we rise From the lowly earth to the vaulted skies, And we mount to its summit round by round. Nickname - Pelky Appearance - Sleepy Likes Shir ey Dislikes Homework Pastime Working Ambition To make money Pelky possesses a dry sense of humor which has enlivened our school days on numerous occasions I addition to participating in various school activities work ing each afternoon and employing his talents in manual training he spends many hours with Shirley lf you didnt know him youd swear because of his somber appearance which captured him the title Class Pes simist that he was on the verge of taking a greatly needed nap at any moment Pelky should be a tremen dous success since he has made good use of his time Junior Prom Committee Sophomore Play Tiger Staff Class Celebrity Baseball l Basketball 2 3 CAROLYN PERLEY And cloudy the day or stormy the night The sky of her heart was always bright Nickname Mut Appearance Carefree Likes Strong cheese Dislikes School Pastime Seeing Paul Ambition To own a ranch in Wyoming Carolyn one of the taller girls in our class has an avid interest for Paul horseback riding and her collie dogs Although Carolyn devotes most of her time to these interests she still finds time for her friends and her school activities Nursing is Carolyns ambition To a girl with a likeable personality we wish all the luck in the world Basketball l 2 3 4 Letter 4 Assistant Manager 2 Softball l 2 3 4 Cub Staff 4 Tiger Staff Archery l 4 Glee Club l 2 Choir 4 Mascot 4 Candy Room 3 Librarian 4 Sophomore Play Benefit Show l Operetta l Variety Show 4 Personality Club 4 Junior Prom Committee Class Celebrity mv ggi. MAIJA PRIEDE The hand that has made you fair hath made you good Nickname Bunny Appearance Pretty Likes Sports to travel Dislikes Conceited people Pastlme Music Ambition To be successful When we noticed an attractive stranger sitting in our class one bright morning we didn t realize what a cheer ful friendly person we had in our midst Her speech her looks her manners all who saw loved and admired Bunny is kindness itself to everybody and therefore is very popular with her classmates Her charming per sonality and dignified demeanor will always keep her close to our hears Always ready to keep up with our problems and a quick cure for our blues Bunny has the qualities to make a success in whatever road she chooses to follow Glee Club 2 3 Choir 4 Archery 4 Personality Club 4 French Club 4 Variety Show 4 Cafeteria 3 4 Art l l23l ,P ,fmt 4 M -'EW SONDRA REEDY She excels each mortal thung Upon the dull earth dwellung Nuckname on Appearance Vuvacuous Lukes Ballets and musucals Duslukes Tumes when l have to rush Pastume School actuvutues Ambutuon Good wull ambassador to France Sondra wuth her energy untellugence and straught A report cards us the gurl most lukely to succeed Nuck named Honeybear by Tommy and Muchael she s forever losung her books meetung deadlunes or workung feverushly on protects Co Edutor of the Cub and Tuger a star basketball guard and our best dressed gurl and actress she as a very popular classmate Wuth her cap tuvatung smule and sunny dusposutuon thus vuvacuous luttle blonde us well worth rememberung Gee Club l 2 Chour 4 Operetta l Benefut Show I ruety Show 4 Softball l 2 Basketball l 2 Le ter 4 Cheerleadung l 2 3 4 Letter 4 Cub taff l 2 3 4 Tuger Staff Co Edutor of Cub and Tuger 4 Latun Club 2 French Club Treasurer 4 Socual Com muttee 4 Honor Award Commuttee 4 Honor Award l 2 3 4 Sophomore and Junuor Plays Gurls State 3 Class Celebruty Junuor Prom Commuttee 3 Student Coun cal Secretary 4 Senuor Play Graduatuon Essay Full of a nature nothung can tame Changed every munute yet ever the some Nuckname Tevus Appearance Spuruted Lukes Dancung Dusluke Conceuted people Pastume Goung out wuth the gang Ambutuons To be a comptometer operator Tevus us the gurl wuth the quuck fruendly smule that greets you as you buy tuckets to a basketball game She us a wullung worker an able leader and a good com ponuon She has a fund of sparklung wuttucusm and utters them prolufucally un the presence of her many fruends or whule accompanyung her constutuents on an adventurous excursuon She has done more un her young years than many a woman of eughty and she us always surrounded by a group of gurls and boys all ears to hear her latest escapade Tevus wull always be remembered for her good nature Glee Club l 2 Chour 4 Personaluty Club 4 Varuety Show 4 Concessuons Art l 2 3 Latun Clubl WILLIAM RING Lufe us what you make t Nuckname Appearance Quuet I es lf S Duslukes Football Postume Huntung Ambutuon To succeed A guuet lad B lly has an amuable personaluty whuch enables hum to get along well wuth everybody He was voted our Class Woman Hater yet accordung to Bully he doesnt have a thung un the world agaunst e four sex ln fact ut rather appeals to hum W a a preducarncnt Although hc often needs to be coaxed a luttle to talk he has a profound unterest un outdoor lufe We suncerely wush Bull success un whatever fueld he enters V41 5 HELENE RODGER Among the good thungs l prove and fund The quuet thungs doth abound Appearance Pleasant Lukes Movues Duslukes Homework Pastume Goung to the moyues Ambutuon To be a secretary Helene us an unassumung gurl whose unpretentuous qualutues could outshune the more publucuzed ones of many of her classmates Her untumate fruends testufy to her wut whuch other classmates can merely suspect behund the twunkle un her blue eyes To the casual observer she us a quuet demure and dugnufued gurl chuefly occupued by her studues and quuetung any outbursts of talk and laughter but there us another Helene who has a sense of humor and delughts un doung the unconventuonal Because of her small stature she has duffuculty un fundung seats from whuch her feet can touch the floor but what she lacks un suze us compensated by her accomplushmeruts ee Club l 2 Chour 4 Archery l 2 Art l Softball l Basketball l 2 Personaluty Club 4 ARLINE SCHWARTZ Thou art the same whuch stull thou wert before Delucuous lusty amuable faur Appearance Sparklung Lukes Musuc Duslukes Catty people Pastume Chummung wuth the kuds Ambutuon To always be happy When you meet Arlune you re certaun to be greeted by a cute young muss whose fruendly smule and uncon trollable laughter contrubute to her popularuty Well loved by all she has sent us unto rolluckung futs of laughter wuth her ruotous antucs un the sewung class The envy of all her classmates when she receuved her bug black Oldsmobule she rudes around wuth Barb and the rest of the gang lf we were plannung to form a club for cheerful people Arlune would automatucally become ts presudent Glee Club l 2 Chour 4 Personaluty Club 4 General Luvung Class 4 Varuety Show 4 Basketball l Softball 2 ev GARDNER STONE True glory dwells where gloruous deeds are done Nuckname Gump Appearance Fruendly Lukes Sports Duslukes Homework Pastume Sports Ambutuon To be a trauner Durung hus hugh school years Gump has exemplufued the true spurut of good sportsmanshup and co operatuon by managung the football basketball and baseball teams un many a successful season One of the gang he always receuves a deafenung applause when he receuves hus hard earned and well deserved letters Hes a grand fellow who has won an everlastung place un our hearts because of hus courage and pleasant manner Football Managerl 2 3 4 Letterl 2 3 4 Basketball Manager2 3 4 Baseball Managerl 2 3 Letter2 3 Varuety Show 4, Junuor Play, Glee Club 4 l25l K 4 ROGER STURTEVANT He's such a little wanderer in his thoughtsf Nickname - Mo Appearance - Dreamy Likes - Dates and work Dislikes English Pastime Working and dating Ambitlon To be a draftsman Mo is a lovable fellow with a prompt wit and a flashing smile Although he makes several trips to Newburyport in his yellow convertible he is responsible for many a fun filled escapade here in Ipswich His fabulous ideas and opinions have caused much specula tion in problems of Democracy Many are the times when Mrs Nitardy has said Roger Sturtevant dispose of that candy or asked Roger what in the world are you thinking about? He may be dreamer but his ambition to make good ns evident in the fact that he works industriously every afternoon in one of our local STOYSS JOANNE SUCHARSKI She is pretty to walk with And witty to talk with And pleasant too to think on Nickname Appearance Attractive Likes New clothes Dislskes Slow people Pastlme Being with friends Ambition To be a nurse Smiling perpetually from early morning until the dark of night Joanne has brightened our days considerably with her quick wit and amazing sense of humor One of our prettiest girls Joanne is our Class Boyologist The field of nursing holds a special attraction for Jo and since a ready smile and a pleasing disposition are pre requisites for a nursing career her success is assured Glee Club I 2 Choir 4 Archery I Softball I Basket ball I 2 Sophomore Play Junior Play Class Celebrity Junior Prom Committee Cub Staff 4 Tiger Staff Variety Show 4 Operetta I Librarian 4 Class Day Part THOMAS SURPITSKI Character is our will For what we will we are Nickname Tom Appearance Happy Likes Driving and Eugenia Dislil es Translating Les Oberle Postime Listening to WORL Ambition To have my own car Tom Herb Philbrick Surpitski is the inspiring figure that comes strolling down the corridor a meditative look in his eye an armful of books and an aura of thought fulness He is thinking no doubt of his idol Herb I Led Three Lives Philbrick This year he has incited many a Problems of Democracy class with his unprec edented remarks and actions. In the history of Ipswich High School has anyone else ever sent for a copy of the Daily Worker ? An excellent student and a good debater Tom s interest in the fair sex is Eugenia. Infec- tious good spirits will carry him through if everything else fails. l26l ANN TRAVERSY She would talk Lord how she would talk Appearance Lrvely Lrkes Roger Drslrkes Rarny days Pastrme Wrrtrng letters to Connectrcut Ambrtron To be called Mrs Many of us are rndebted to Ann for durrng the past four years she has enlrvened our classes wrth her loqua clous chatter and her bubblrng laughter She has frlled us wrth awe wrth the tales of her olorful experrences Wrrtrng hugh rankrng Englrsh composrtrons has been one of her notable accomplrshments To Ann who rs plan nrng to be marrred soon we wrsh boundless happrness on the sea of matrrmony Glee Club l 2 Chorr 4 Archery 2 Softball 3 Cub Staff 4 Trger Staff Social Commrttee 4 Lrbrarran 4 Senror Play COSTAS TSOUTSOURIS Do not argue agarnst the sun Nrckname Choot Appearance .mood Iookrng Lakes Gunnrng Drslrkes Homework Pastrme Tryrng to keep Study Hall quret Ambrtron To make a mrllron dollars and show rt Mrs Nrtardy Always wearrng an rrreslstlble grrn on hrs handsome face Choot has a great deal of busrness abrlrty and an attractrve personalrty Hrs competence and qurck repartee make hrm respected and well lrked by all As for hrs love Irfe my what a complrcated affair Keen wrtted wrth a merry heart Choot rs often the nucleus of multrfarrous pokes He rs very fond of the weld out doors and spends much of hrs trme stalkrng the rnhabrtants of the deep woods Wrth all hrs experrence we know he wrll have no trouble rn achrevrng hrs goal of becomrng the proprretor of a large shoe reparrrng busrness ARTHUR WEAGLE He possessed an rmp or two What hed do next no one knew Nrckname Artre Appearance Fun lovrng Lakes Berng wrth Eleanor Drslrkes Gettrng up at 7 OO Pastrme Sports Ambltron To own a baby blue cadrllac A blusher though far from shy and a rabrd sports enthusrast Artre rs frrendlrness and co operatron per sonrfred He has garned our admrratron wrth hrs foot ball and basketball feats Many a dull classroom was enlrvened the mrnute he entered Hrs crrmson face and curly harr have made hum the object of affectron of many hopeful female hearts Possessrng a cheerful out look on Irfe Artre we believe rs headed for success and happrness Football l 2 3 4 Letter3 4 Basketball 3 4 Letter4 Varrety Show, Glee Club 4, Class Celebrrty l27l DAVID WHIPPLE Why then the world s mrne oyster Whrch I wrth sword wall open Nrckname Whrp Appearance Bashtul Lrkes Ted Wrllrams Drslrkes French Pastrme Ployrng Golf Ambrtron To own a Cadrllac Ask Dave what hrs ambrtran rs and hell tell you wrth that sudden toss of hrs head and hrs lopsrded smrle Im gorng to be a mrllronarre We actually belreve he wrll too Hrs outstandrng athletrc obrlrty has won hrm the co captarncy of thrs years basketball team Playrng golf and wrrtrng for the Chronrcle also occupy much of Doves trme To Dave one of our best loved classmates we wrsh a lrfetrme of happrness and success Basketball l 2 3 4 Co Captarn 4 Letter 3 4 Junror Prom Commrttee 3 Cop and Gown Commrttee 4 Cub Staff 4 Trger Staff JOHN WILSON A man thats resolute and rust Farm to hrs prrncrples and trust Nor hopes nor fears can blrnd Nrckname Johnny Appearance Rugged Lrkes Money Drslrkes Homework Pastrme Workrng Ambrtron To be a truck drrver Dependabrlrty rergns supreme rn Johnny and because rt he rs well lrked by all hrs classmates Hrs rnechanrcal rnclrnatrons have enabled hrrn to produce admrrable work rn shop Hrs abrlrty to take o rake rs rllustroted by the tact that although he was Innocent of any mrsdeed he has been constantly accused by those on the rumor prom decoratrng commrttee of cuttmg the parrots too brg John s perseverance whrch has helped hrm on the basketball court wrll lead hrm to success rn whatever he undertakes Basketball 2 3 4 Letter3 4 Junror Prom Commrttee V21 A If I - , , , , . , . , . l I I I I - I I I , , , . . rr ,, of , - . , r , , , Q 4 'W A WORLD TO Wi SONDRA REEDY Since we live during an era in which devastating wars violent atomic explosions political dissension and gen eral rebellion are prevalent, we are apt to feel helpless and useless in the wake of such upheaval In the presence of such world shaking events the ordinary individual believes himself insignificant and unimportant Often he retires into himself instead of realizing how much one person can do to better the world and how one person can influence the future The most obscure person can be very important Anyone who wants to exert a far reaching power may do so, but to do this he must be honestly concerned about the salvation of all mankind not merely in saving his own soul One small voice which makes itself heard on the side of truth is often a clarion call to action to those who can do something Once a sufficient number of people discover that falsehood is nothing more than the absence of truth just as darkness is the absence of light hate the absence of love and disease the absence of health then there is high hope that this old world of ours will one day come to know the blessing of a real and lastmg peace There are many basic reasons justifying consistent and continued emphasis on individual responsibility and par ticipatlon in shaping the destiny of mankind The teem ing millions of humanity are nothing more than you one person multiplied over and over again. By living a righteous life by spreading good and by simply doing well what is required of you you are doing your bit to bring the world closer to true unity through your every- day acts. In the words of lda M. Tarbell: If we want peace we must make men of common sense knowing what can be done and what cannot be done also men of good will. How are we to do that? l see no more promising path than each person sticking to the work which comes his way. The nature of the work its teeming size and importance matter far less than its right relation to the place where he finds himself. If the need of the moment is digging a ditch or washing the dishes that is the greatest thing in the world for the moment. The time the place the need the relation are what decide the value of the act. lt is by following this natural path that new and broader roads open to us moments of illumination come. There is the only reliable hope of the world. It takes in all of us but puts it up hard to each of us to fit the day s work into the place where we stand not crowding in another s place' no imitations no hurry growth always, l2 9 knowing that light and power come only with growth slow as it is There is a world wide group which has done much to insert truth in place where falsehood had been prevalent This movement is known as the Christopher movement a word derived from the Greek word Chrlstophoros mean ing Christ bearer The movement has no chapters no committees no meetings There are no memberships no dues Rather than have a large membership paying dues and doing nothing a Christopher is encouraged to do something and pay nothing The Christopher goes into the market place into a job of his or her choosing with out fanfare or flagwaving without doing anything sensa tional His or her simple task is to insist on truth where others are Intent on furthering falsehood to establish order where others are spreading confusion Where there is hate he tries to bring in love where there is darkness he carries light Always striving to implant more firmly the fundamentals which others are trying to uproot the Christopher emphasizes the normal rather than the ab normal Nothing remarkable may ever be required beyond a generous spirit of courage and daring He or she ex pects to do the usual not the unusual the ordinary not the extraordinary knowing that the steady fulfillment of duty often requires plodding devotion and day by day hard work even monotonous drudgery' yet this continu- ing sacrifice is constantly brightened by a driving purpose. Each and every one of us is however part of a group a group in which our aim and preparation will decide whether or not we shall be successful. More than any- thing else this devotion to a cause will render a tremen- dous service not only to ourselves but to humanity as well. Education must stress one fundamental fact which alone makes social living possible: man must be edu- cated for his ultimate goal in life. In order for a person to get anything out of life he must have a definite aim in the attainment of which he gives his utmost espe- cially to effect a better world. Education - good educa- tion - must point out teach and emphasize most con- vincingly that man shall not live by bread alone. lt must be dedicated to the proposition For what doth it profit a man if he gain the whole world and lose his own soul? Education must stand for liberty to exercise the rights that have been given us' otherwise it will yield to tyranny. 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I . , I lt IS also our Iob to flght where we can for the SBCUYIYY of countless mIlIIons who cannot fIght for themselves We must no longer remaIn aloof utterly preoccupIed wIth gettIng more and better food housnng clothIng comforts and pleasures for ourselves When a mIIIIon dedlCGfE themselves unselfIshly to the servIce of man kInd It TBQUITES P0 great stretch of the ImagInatIon to reolIze what a for reachlng transformatlon can take place not alone In Amenca but all over the world You, one person can play a vast part In effectIng thus transformatlon The world IS constantly In o state of flux but the extent of degree of the flux depends upon those who frequent or InhabIt the earth at a gIven tIme Each era has thought that IIS problems were the greatest So too do we Fears expanded when the hydrogen bomb ex ploded, natural fears but not Insurmountable As Frank lIn Delano Roosevelt sald In hIs Inauguratlon on March 4 I933 There IS nothIng to fear but fear Itself ThIs fear buslness IS a chaIn reactlon whlch parallels the reac tIon of an hydrogen bomb Why then cant we make fhIS chaIn reactIon work for our good? That IS each person con be a tIny atom explodmg good to hIs neIghbor Imaglne If each person Slfflng here were to make up hIs or her mlnd to try to InstIIl gust a lIttle feelnng of con fIdence trust and faIth Instead of dreaded fear how much could be accompIIshed Tomorrow mentlon to a fellow worker how destructlve the hydrogen bomb IS and what IIS consequences wIIl be Then watch hIm take the ball and go Then try the opposute course of spreadIng faIth optImIsm and confadence and see what happens The result could amaze you We lIve In a world whlch IS constructed theoretlcally lIke an Inverted pyramnd It starts at the bottom Wlfh the IndIvIdual and welds fIrmly Into the famIly the com munIty the state the natIon and eventually broadens out to embrace the whole world Each one of us by utIlIzIng our 0bIlIll6S to help the other person and thus hastenIng the day when a true peace wIIl reIgn IS doIng hIs bIt to change the world I thInk thIs prayer wntten by St FrancIs of ASSISI over seven hundred years ago expresses exactly what I want say beoutlfully and perfectly Lord make me an That where That where Splflf of That where That That That That Lord where where where where grant To comfort Instrument of Thy peace there IS hatred I may brIng love wrong I may brIng the forgIveness there IS there IS dIscord I moy brIng harmony there IS error I may brIng truth there IS despalr I may brIng hope there IS shadow I may brIng Thy lIght there IS sadness I may brIng Ioy that I may seek rather than to be comforted understand than to be understood love than to be loved Ol' y QIVIHQ that one receuves, by forgettIng that one flnds by forgIv ng that one IS forgIven by dyIng that one awakens to eternal I e AMERICA - A CITIZEN S PARADISE BERNARDINE Goat Have you ever stopped to reolIze just how fortunate you are to be a Clfllen of the Unlted States9 If thIs questIon were asked of you what would be your honest reply? Would you proudly answer yes or would you meekly answer no 9 Unfortunately I am IncIIned to belIeve that not many of us could answer In the affIrma tIve Qulte often we forget the Importance of our dem ocratlc Ideals and yust take thIngs In our strIde We faII to recognlze the value of the rIghts and prIvIIeges be stowed upon us by cItIzenshIp although we do not faIl to utIIIze them If my grandparents had not been fortunate enough to leave theIr natIve land and come to a freedom IovIng country such as Amernco I should now be IIVIHQ In terror strlcken Poland under Russlan domInatIon When I pIc ture what my IIfe would be lIke If I were a teen ager In Poland today I am fIIIed wIth gratItude that I IIve In free democrotIc Amenca After a few hours of sleep I would awaken to begIn my long day s work Perhaps I am no longer IIVIDQ wIth I3 my own parents or my own famIly but have just been placed ID a home wIth strangers These people are not pleased to have an unknown gIrl In theIr home but they cannot vonce theIr opInIons They know what has hop pened to others who have offered advlce or expressed theIr OPINIONS I am not at all happy wIth these condl tIons but I too fully reaIIze my fate If I should com plaIn Thus house IS not equlpped wIth any of the modern convenlences and even the heatIng of the house often depends upon Mother Nature After eatung a rather meager breakfast If any at all I begIn my long walk to work SINCE I am just a common workIng gIrl I cannot afford to rIde to work as that for me IS a luxury My workIng day begIns at an early hour and IS not IImIted to only seven or eIght hours a day My work too IS not determIned by my physlcal abIlIty and my wages are hardly worth speakIng of lf my health IS faIlIng and I am unable to do certann tasks I must forget about myself and CONTINUE on wIth my work I do not have any sIck leave hospItol benefIts or unemployment Insurance My workIng condItIons are Ol not very sanutary and could stand much umprovement I do not lunger at my uob for I have so much to accom plush I am allotted only a very short tume for my lunch whuch us very sparse Feelung quute exhausted now I return to work for the long afternoon sessuon Upon r turnung home after a hard days work I am agaun confronted wuth my many household chores If I am fortunate enough to have a few munutes and a newspaper at hand I usually read along and fund that the newspaper tells me only what my government wants me to know and belueve I do not own a raduo by whuch I can hear the latest slanted news of the day and of course a televusuon set us just a dream to me Socually I have luttle recreatuon uf any at all My actuvutues are Iumuted as I am separated from my fruends and therefore cannot meet them I cannot go to any ultra modern shoppung centers as they too are unheard of here My clothes are not bought un a fashuonable store but are handed down to me I cannot attend movues or concerts nor does the thought of a vacatuon trup ever full my mund As for as my reluguous lufe us concerned I do not have the rught to choose my own fauth If I am to attend a church I must go to the church whuch has been set asude for the people If I refuse to do so I cannot proctuce my own fauth Then at the end of the day when I have accomplushed my dutues I reture to bed possessed wuth a feelung of fear and uncertaunty my home wuth my own famuly un a fune respectable com After a peaceful nughts sleep I awaken at euther an early or a late hour dependung upon my day s In my case I awaken wuth the untentuon of attendung school uf ut happens to be a weekday Possessed wuth such an untentuon I eat a hearty breakfast and start the day off wuth a happy healthy attutude After I have attended my classes I usually have several hours for recreatuon My fruends and I can gather to talk to dance and to have an afternoon snack I am able to vouce my opunuon and to offer crutucusm as long as I remember to respect the rughts of others munuty schedule Fulled wuth the desure to catch up on the latest news of the day I have access to a number of newspapers I can easuly read one of several dufferent newspapers I fund on the whole that they present the news umpartually and that I may consult edutoruals for dufferent unterpreta tuons of the news whuch help me to make up my own mund I also have the use of a raduo and televusuon set whuch provude me wuth unformatuon on the questuons of the day as well as wuth entertaunung programs for recrea tuon My socual lufe us very extensuve I am able to get a druvers lucense at the age of suxteen and usually have the use of the famuly car I can travel to neughborung towns and cutues whenever the tume us convenuent for me as well as go on shoppung trups as often as I lke I attend the movues and vuew the puctures on a regular suzed screen as well as un three dumensuon and cunema scope My movements are defunutely not restrauned or lumuted I have a rught to o free educatuon from the tume I reach the age of sux years untul I have completed hugh school Durung my hugh school days I select my own curruculum accordung to my needs and abulutues un order to prepare for the future If however I wush to further my educatuon I am able to do so at my own expense Sunce travelung and vacatuon trups appeal to me greatly I have the freedom of movement and can take many pleasure trups whenever I have the tume One of my favorute trups us to the fascunatung crowded cuty of New York Here I can spend my tume sughtseeung as well as vusutung fruends I can go to the top of the Empure State Buuldung vusut The Statue of Luberty and see The Unuted Natuons un actuon For a more entertaunung scope I attend musucals or Broadway huts at any of the numerous theaters I have the rught to come and go as I please a pruvulege that I make constant use of every day Then too upon the arruval of Sunday I attend the church of my own fauth I can defunutely choose my own fauth and practuce ut accordungly Keepung un mund that ones chouce of a fauth us structly between humself and has conscuence I take specual care not to beluttle any one else s fauth Polutucally I know that one of my greatest pruvuleges us the rught to vote Although I am not yet of votung age I understand the umportance that votung plays un the well beung of my country, and I am Iookung forward to the day when I too wull have the pruvulege of votung l always keep un mund that through thus pruvulege I am permutted to choose the representatuves and offucers un the local state and natuonal governments l know that uf I foul to do so I cannot expect to be represented un the way that to me seems rught In addutuon I am able to uoun many clubs and organuzatuons The aums of these organuzatuons may be expressed un varuous ways but behund all theur words I determune one true sugnuflcance to better the lnvung condutuons of all the cutuzens of the Unuted States Thus us most evudent un our govern ment whuch us of the people by the people and for the people I am possessed wuth a feelung of securuty a wonder ful feelung of undependence My feelung of securuty em anates from the rughts and pruvuleges bestowed upon me by my cutuzenshup un such a fune country the Unuted States as well as from the fact that I am secure from any untrusuon un my home from people who, for some reason or other want to search my property wuthout a warrant Consuderung the strong vuvud contrast between lufe un 0 country of tyrannucal servutude and lufe un a freedom Iovung country wuth hugh democratuc udeals I affurm that most of us can see gust how umportant and valuable our rughts and pruvuleges of cutuzenshup to the Unuted States are We should always consuder ourselves the most fortunate people un the world and hope that un the fu ture some of the less fortunate people un thus great world may also have the freedom we now enjoy l31l . , . ' I - . . rs ' ' ' ' . V . ' . ' . , , , . . l - - I I . , , . . I . . ' I ' I I . I . - I I A ' I ' Q . . . . . . ' . . - . 1 I . , , . . . . I . . , ' I I I I I 4 - - . . . - 1 ' I - - . . ' . , Q . . . . . ' I 1 . ' . . I . I ' - D I . ' I I ' ' ' - , Now by contrast picture my life in America, I make . , . . . ' . - I - ' ' - I . , - ' ' I . . ' ' I . . . . , , I . . . . . . . , ' ' I , , , D , . . . . . - . ' ' ll I . . .. . , , U I . . . . . . . . I . . . ' I - . . I . . . . , , , , . ' . . . . . . . MARILYN Today many of the catazens of Ameraca seem ot be concerned only wath the raghts and pravaleges whach our government offers to them They seem to have forgotten the correspondang oblagataons and dutaes that are attend ant upon freedom If you were asked Are you gualty of bad catazenshap? your answer would an all probabalaty be emphatacally negatave Few of us realaze just haw frequently and easaly we do vaolate the good catazenshap law The person who agnores the traffac sagnal ns equally as gualty of thas offense as the person who an some way defrauds the government Unless we accept and carry out our responsabalataes as catazens we wall eventually lose the freedom and democracy whach characteraze our government I belaeve that a good catazen as one who not only accepts the pratectaon and pravaleges offered ham by thas great government but who realazes the oblaga taon amposed by the acceptance of such blessangs Our most amportant oblagataan as to adhere to every law so that we may not vaolate the raghts of fellow catazens There can be no democracy unless we exercase an the fullest measure our responsabalataes as andavaduals We an Ameraca talk extensavely about our Ball of Raghts We are dependent upon our government to see that these raghts contanue We have laved an freedom so long that we are prone to take our Iabertaes for granted and when that happens there as danger of losang them Perhaps the threat to our Republac wall not came from outsade Perhaps we have nothang to fear of Communasm and all the other asms atomac weapons and other modern warfare Perhaps the threat to our great nataon wall come from wathan from you and me because we neglected our responsabalataes We cratacaze our govern ment wathout realaznng that good government can exast only as long as we make at good In I95O approxamately one half of those elagable to vote actually cast a ballot Thas appallang fact means that we are faalang an a most dasastrous way It as not even enough to go to the polls and vote people an Russaa do that they have to In order to vote antellagently we must farst anform our selves by examanang thoroughly every candadate before makang a choace Votang as a pravalege and a duty not to be sharked but to be exercased wath thanksgavang that we are stall free to elect the powers whach govern our country Those who faal to vote are contrabutang to what ever fault they maght fand an the government because they have done nothang to put thear prancaples of good government anto effect The greatest sangle cause of delanquency an catazenshap can be traced perhaps to the declanang sense of respon sabalaty an the home the church the school and the communaty What kand of examples do the parents set who expect thear chaldren to go to church when they themselves faal to go? Abe Martan once phalosophazed The reason a lotta parents aant Ieadan thear chaldren along the raght road as cause they aan t goan that way themselves We need to return to famaly prayers to grace at meals and to the sample honest lavang whach most of us have forgotten an our lafe of rushed advance ment Our parents are responsable for us thear chaldren however they have devaated from thear old fashaoned adeas They are gavang approval to thangs whach were thought dasgraceful when they were adolescents Because of thas we thear chaldren are beang aepraved of tl-e closely knat famaly Iafe whach once produced so many great men and women How much happaer the world would be af everyone belaeved and practaced the old sayang The famaly that prays together stays together Many young men the products of todays homes churches and communataes serve an the armed forces wath feelangs of complaants and batterness The cause of thear rebellaon laes not wath the armed servaces but wath the faalure of the people to grasp the ever present threat facang a free democratac government People faal CITIZENSHIP-OUR INDIVIDUAL RESPONSIBILITY ATKINSON 132 to realaze that an order to eradacate the possabalaty of losang our freedom we must have malatary preparataon to protect that freedom Just as malatary servace as the duty of every healthy young man so as constructave preparataon for partacapo taon an government the responsabalaty of every educataon system What good as the educataonal system whach requares the students to recate the Constatutaon and the Ball of Raghts word for word? Unless the students are taught the meanang of these wards of the darect applaca taon to them as andavaduals the whole obaectave wall be lost The home and the school should work an close co operataon ta put the students on the haghest passable level of understandang of the government ats functacns and every andavadual s part an at Jury duty as another servace whach brangs out the faalure of the people to meet thear responsabalaty to catazenshap The people who qualafy for aury duty are frequently other wase occupaed when thear call comes In large cataes rather than small communataes where thas problem as prevalent these same people go to the extremes of em ployang polatacal anfluence to keep from servang thear summons Perhaps af they were to stand traal before a aury composed of people who were not suffacaently pre pared for thear posataons they would comprehend the amportance of fulfallang such a call for servace How small these people would feel af they were to watch a so called traal an Russaa where the accused are denaed the freedom of lawyers auraes and pustace where a forced confessaon ns elacated and where the condemnataon as predetermaned All the freedoms that we Ameracans enjoy are the component parts of our government The basas of our government as the communaty If every communaty wathan the country would undertake a program to amelaorate ats system of government the state and nataonal govern ments would automatacally be relaeved of many respon sabalataes and have more tame and money to accomplash thear own tasks If catazens began an thear respectave communataes to examane thear government and to place only the best qualafaed people an offace the communaty government would amprove The nataonal government has ats roots an the communaty and can thrave only af each catazen fulfalls has oblagataan to hamself has fellow catazens has communaty and has nataon What really cements peoples together as not the statutes of a nataon but the wallangness of the people to accept thear respon sabalataes to that nataon and to cooperate to make a faner happaer world As I mentaoned prevaously we Ameracans thank and talk far too much of our Ball of Raghts General Omar N Bradley had an excellent adea that along wath thas Ball of Raghts we should have a Ball of Dutaes If such a Bsll were drawn up our freedom would be guarded and retaaned by ev ry andavadual Our democracy as con tanually on dasplay before a questaonang world Each of us as the custodaan of thas democracy thas as the real professaon of every Ameracan catazen lt as therefore our andavadual responsabalaty to make certaan that our freedom and democracy are retaaned forever through obedaence and servace In conclusaon then may I quote from the speech that Presadent Cooladge made to the graduates of the Naval Academy an I925 Under our anstatutaons each andavadual as born to sovereagnty What ever he may adopt as a means of Iavelahood has real busaness as servang has country He cannot hold hamself above I-aus fellow men The greatest place of command as really the place of obedaence and the greatest place of honor as really the place of servace It as your duty an the part you propose to take to make the largest con trabutaon you can to the general catazenshap of your country fl ' , . . . . . , - -- ' H ' . . 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ZX PAUL BEAULIEU September 7 l949 was a typucal autumn day The sun shunung brughtly through the trees the leaves turnung from green to red and the cruspness of the aur all testufued to that Yet as natural as thus day was we the babues of the hugh school had all we could do to control the excutement the butter flues un our stomachs and that feelung of awe and umportance whuch descended upon us as we began our hugh school careers Beung naturally untellugent however and gufted wuth a good deal of common sense lahemll we soon accus tomed ourselves to hugh school lufe Oh l must admut that we ran unto a luttle trouble wuth locker combunatuons study hall seats That furst day un chapel was to many of us a bad dream as we sat when we should have stood and stood when we should have sat We knew the salute to the flag but nobody would have guessed ut from our feeble response that mornung and a seemung labyrunth of corrudors Of course thrullung though quute canfusung was the unnovatuon of changung classes lt was durung thus pro cess that we came un contact wuth that amazung teacher Mrs Lord We had heard so many storues about her that she was already an old fruend Our eughth grade socual held on May I9 was a huge best part of the evenung occurred when Coach Dorr led everyone un square dancung We shall never forget thus nught of our furst socual affaur Also on thus evenung Mucky Maguure announced that George Johnson was our class chaurman and Sondra Reedy our secretary treasurer Funushung our year s work we left the school scene for that of beaches and ball parks but returned after the short vacatuon as full fledged freshmen for a year of study sports and socuals We quuckly settled down wuth our chosen leaders George Johnson Presudent Lawrence Maguure Vuce Presudent Marulyn Atkunson Secretary and Spuke Brockelbank Treasurer Our membershup was uncreased thus year wuth the com mg of the Rowley and parochual school students Also swellung our ranks were Greg Fletcher Tommy DePaola and Barb Funnessey Tommy stayed wuth us to become our class baby and to amuse us wuth hus Northampton accent ln Latun classes we learned early that Mrs Lord could easuly be duverted from an ablatuve absolute un the dead language to the characterustucs of the male and female oruole It was also durung one of these classes that we began to wonder about Muchael Bamford The mauoruty of you are of course famuluar wuth the mystuc powers of Mrs Lord and her luttle key Held slughtly above the head of an unnocent Latun student ut would proceed to swung un a partucular durectuan accordung to the sex of the vuctum Not so wuth Muke however lt seemed to work un reverse for hum Our furst school dance a Saunt Patrucks Day affaur was held on March I6 The audutoruum was attractuvely decorated wuth green and whute streamers shamrocks and other paraphernalua honorung The Good Old Irush Carl Pescosoludo and Carolyn Perley receuved the honor of becomung our kung and queen Very successful and well attended thus dance net us a profut of SI9 90 No less promunent on the socual calendar were the Gay Nunetues Benefut Show and an operetta entutled Jerry of Jerucho Road Several of the freshman gurls dusplayed theur talents un these productuons by doung some very delughtful dances One day upon returnung to school after a weekend we were appalled at the sught of Ann Traversy wuth her haur a beautuful shade of green You can well umagune why Ann soon appeared un a very short haur do Whule on the subuect of haur shall we ever forget the tume when we entered the lab and were greeted by the smell of somethung very sweet No wonder sunce some very un dustruous student wuth Mr Orcutt s assustance had washed the lab wuth Halo shampoo Feelung that somethung was mussung, we decuded to get down to some heavuer thunkung un the mathematucal fueld Funally after much braun work and deep concen tratuon we found the solutuon to that famuluar query I wonder how many hours a year we spend un school? The result 990 hours a year Our freshman year quuckly drew to a close and we became seasoned hugh schoolers ready for another year of school after a well earned summer vacatuon At an early class meetung we elected George Johnson Presudent Lawrence Maguure Vuce Presudent Marulyn Atkunson Secretary and Bernardune Goat Treasurer Among the newcomers thus year were Ruchard Hawks worth Peanut Lemueux Judy Hammond and Duck Young Many of the bays went out for football thus year and added greatly ta the success of our varsuty and uunuor varsuty teams Both boys and gurls went out for basket ball The boys dudn t suffer as many casualtues as the gurls dud however for the gurls were forever spraunung theur poor luttle fungers and feet It pays though to start early un sports for early and sustauned practuce made possuble the success of the Varsuty Teams of the past year Sunce we were decudedly a very unduvudualustuc class we decuded to sponsor a Record Hop somethung whuch l33l . U, . . 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' , . , . . , . . :.. . , F .' eww ZLKJQJDYWKZ had never been done un school before Bob Swan a dusc uockey from W O R L served as the master of ceremonues and played many popular tunes of today and yesteryear We may be very proud of all our hard work and plannung far our class treasury was uncreased by the sum of 532 37 Not content wuth sponsorung one dance we soon began makung arrangements for our Valentune Dance Cupuds hearts and lovers adorned the audutaruum walls on thus evenung and red and whlte streamers exusted everywhere Agaun a large crowd attended and we retauned our Kung Mudas Touch addung S23 53 to our money box A Latun Club was formed by the Latun ll members wuth several games and relay races beung held at the meetungs The most fun of all however, was the pucnuc held at Rockport Marcua Dunn surprused many of her classmates by proudly roundung up a great number of starfush and keepung them un her own pruvate pool tull the tume should arruve when she could put the largest of them un a bag for home use The Ghost Story a hularuous one act play was pre sented by the class on Aprul l0th Sondra and Pesky pravuded the romance un the play whule Tushy Marcua Ju y K K Ronnue Paul and Pelky performed admurably The consensus was a lab well done ln Englush class many of us were Introduced to Wulluam Shakespeare and the wrutung of weekly essays I dont thunk any of us wull ever forget the lunes I come to bury Caesar not to prause hum, for we heard them so often Sprung brought to some of our classmates thus year not love but duetung Bunny Tushy and Carolyn stared wuth envy at theur fruends consumung huge quan thus fad lasted but a short tume Throwung off the effects of sprang fever we got down to the busuness of choosung the class rungs The mauoruty of the class favored the Tuger desugn and orders were ammeduately fulled At the close of our sophomore year we became upper classmen and conscuous of the fact that we were devel opung unto manhood and womanhood ln September we returned as proud upper classmen and prepared to meet any duffucultues whuch mught aruse especually Unuted States hustory It was durung hustory classes that many heated duscussuons took place and although fruendshups were strauned to the breakung pount the storm clouds eventually blew over and affaurs returned to normal Bernue and Bunny resumed theur posutuon of treas urer and secretary respectuvely whule Mucky and Geargue unter changed posutuons Muckey becommg our presudent and Geargue our vuce presudent Among those mussung from our ranks thus year were Carl Pescosoludo Joe Arcnsz Peggy Elwell Clara Como Morgue Henley John Latham Rocky De Caste and Ronnue Tarr who left to attend other schools T full theur vacancnes however we welcomed Irv Andrews and Prusculla Jenkuns Our Chrustmas Dance as successful as our prevuous dance was enuoyed by all The Dream Landers furnushed the musuc and the refreshments and decoratuons were superb Thus tume we reaped a profut of S46 56 Thus beung a busy year we spent most of our tume un class meetung takung a luttle tume out occasuonally for classes Under Marcua Dunns keen management our class rungs arruved early un the year Next an the year s agenda was the Junuor Prom The Prom' That entauled more problems than even Doctor I3 4 Anthony could cope wuth Eventually however after the date had been thruce changed and the decoratuons fun ushed we held on May 8 one of the most successful Proms un the hustory of Ipswuch Hugh School The decora tuons based on an Hawauuan theme were sumply beau tuful and the grand march was well executed The Star Iughters played the dreamuest musuc ever and the even ung was a tremendous success Sl6l 49 was the profut from the Prom Many a comment to the effect I have never seen a more delughtful and successful Junuor Prom was heard for a long tume afterward Since the uunuors had charge of a Memorual Day assem bly they presented wuth the assustance of Muss Blodgett and Mrs Nutardy a play entutled The Flag Works a Muracle The cast plus Mr Peter Flynn a talented freshman dud a marvelous uob ullustratung to theur au duence the true sugnufucance of Memorual Day Two worthy students were the recupuents of honors thus year Sondra Reedy was chosen to represent I H S at Gurls State un Brudgewater Mass and Muckey Maguure was presented the Harvard Book for beung the most out standung boy un the uunuor class Now let us turn the spotlught on our athletes Charlue and Muckey were elected as co captauns of the l953 football team Janet and Pat were elected co captauns of the l954 gurls basketball team Bunky and Davud were chosen as co captauns of the l954 boys basketball team and Peanut Lemueux was chosen captaun of the l954 baseball team The end of our uunuar year was greatly saddened by the returement of Mr Whupple and Mrs Lord two great educators and suncere fruends Our best wushes for many years of happy returement went wuth them we found ourselves on class day marchung unto chapel and takung the coveted seats of the senuors who were accupyung the stage We returned that fall for our last year un hugh school and became one unuted famuly as we took up resudence un Study Hall Our class offucers remauned the some except that Spuke Brockelbank became our vuce presudent replacung Georgue Johnson who had left for Culver Mulutary Academy Also musslng thus year were Salee Prume and Laura Marshall Jounung us for theur senuor year were Tommy Haraden from Homulton and Betty Crampsey the latter who left us un the muddle of the year to get morrued At our furst assembly we were very much umpressed by our new Pruncupal Mr Stanton and our Guudance Durector Mr McKenna The barn dance provuded by the Boosters Club and sponsored by the senuor class was very enjoyable Those who attended can testufy to the effectuveness of the corn stalks pumpkuns black cats and wutches the great musucal abuluty of the orchestra and the delectabuluty of the cuder and doughnuts whuch even though the cuder barrel dud sprout a leak were apprecuated by everyone Early un the fall a Varuety Show was presented un order to rouse money for a Recreatuon Room Members of all classes made up the cast and may I say that the senuor class was very well represented Whenever we return to the hugh school un the years to come we can say wuth prude I helped to make thus recreatuon room possuble The football team thus year was one of the greatest sunce l94l to ever come out of Ipswuch Hugh School Through the efforts of senuors Co Captaun Maguure and Geanakakus Tuny Baron Joe Carey Peanut Lemueux Tom DePaola Artue Weagle and Gardner Stone Ipswuch had an undefeated football team thus year Thus years team certaunly as one that wull always be remembered I - I ' ' I I ' ' 1 I , g I 1 In 1 . ' . . I ' - ' ' ' 11 . s . .I ' I . ' . . I I . 1 Il ' ' ' , ,, , . . . . - I . V . . . . , ' ' ' Il . ' I I . 1, I ' I ' . I . - . I . - , I . , . . I 'I I . . 11 11 - - , , , , - 1 I ' . . .u u, , . - - 11 - 11 - ' - d ll Il - II ll I , ' ' I I ' ' I I I - ' ll' Il - 1 . . , . t . . . I I , . 1 ' I ' . . v ll . I ' . . . u, I . . U . . U n . I . V , - - 11 11 11 - 11 , ' , . I. I . ' tities of meat ototoes and desserts. Needless to so , Our junior year then came uickl to an end, and . I I . u . . . , I . 1 , . , ' I ' I Q H D ' I ' ' . 1 1 I , . Il - II ll II I ' - I I I 1 . , l . . - 1, . ,u 11 - 11 - - ' , 11 - 11 A ' , - I A I . . . 1 ' - , , ' l I ' I I I I I I - I I ' I 1 , , , , I 1 I , - , , . P i . o , . , , . . . , 1 V - ' I - 1 I . V ' A 1 ' I I I , , u 1, . ,, . , 1 1 , , I . I . I. , Janet and Pat became head cheerleaders thus year and dud a marvelous sob sn keepung up the morale of the players and cheerung them on to vuctory Sensor Day was a gala day for the sensors who wsth huge red rsbbons sn theur hasr and around thesr necks enjoyed a delucsous meal un the cafeterso and then pro ceeded to the audstorsum where our uolly Santa Claus Tsny Baron handed out the yoke presents Barby Graffurn s face turned a deep shade of crumson when she opened her guft and no wonder Dursng the latter part of the persod we uourneyed through the corrsdors ssngsng Chrustmas Carols as the color of our caps and gowns chose Lorsng as our photographers and voted for a Tuger a class day and a sensor play The all smportant questson of caps and gowns offered very lsttle argument although a few of us are ssttung here none too comfortable or at ease sn thus long attsre Thus year too we learned that Dave Whupple s ambu tson us to become a msllsonaure He plans to lsve on an ssland wsth twenty dancung gurls a fabulous mansson and o Cadsllac car Knowung Dave we thunk hell succeed In February Marulyn Atkunson was elected by the sensor class as D A R Good Cstszenshsp Gurl and Bunky Eustace was chosen by the entsre student body as the l3 Good Government Day Representatuve from lpswsch Hugh School These were two very excellent chouces On Aprul l uronucally Aprsl Fools Day after four weeks of paunstaksng preparatuon we presented as our sensor play a three act comedy entutled Kempy The audstorsum was fulled to capacuty and the cast was rewarded wsth many apprecsatsve laughs Tommy Ann Bunny Sondra Pat Muke Peanut and Irv performed luke veterans A great deal of credst ss due to Msss Allen and Muss Blodgett who dsrected the play and patuently bore the uduosyncrasues of the performers such as can sumung a case and a half of coke back stage and un nocently leavsng empty bottles sn the bottom half of the were well rewarded also sunce we made S271 51 on the play Tomorrow nsght we wsll graduate and Frsday nsght we wsll hold our receptson Wuth these last school affaurs we shall termsnate our hugh school days We shall be pleased to get our dsplomas but none too happy to leave our hugh school expersences behsnd us Graduatson wsll be a happy nsght for all of us especsally for our proud parents Receptson however wsll brung tears and fond farewells as we say good bye to our old schoolmates and teachers We are now prepared to face a new and fascsnatsng world where we hope to gaun fame and fortune What ever we may do and wherever we may ga however we shall always have a warm and chersshed place sn our hearts when we remember lpswsch Hugh vl ' . . . . . , I . I . . I . . . , . ' ' - I - 11 11 . I . . . . 0 . . . I ' . ' ' . I I ' I ' . I 1 1 1 1 1 . t - . I l ' . . . . . I Q During January and March we Selected blue and white victrola. Those who devoted so much time to publicity I I I I ' I I I . . . . A ' , . v 1 . I I A I I - ' ' ' . I . , . I . I - , . . , , I I . . 4 I . 1 ' ' ' , ' . . S -af l'IME I 64 CHARACTERS Carol Heard and Lawrence Maguire SCENE On the beach of a deserted usle an the Pacufac Mackey las he approaches a trespasser on hus uslandl Well hello there Carol Oh' Don t you dare come near me' Mickey I m not going to hurt you I just wanted to fund out what you re doing here Carol Well I was flying from Ipswich Massachu setts to Hawaau when my plane crashed in the ocean Mackey Ipswich' Why I went to school there Class of 54 You look very familiar Aren t you Carol Heard? Maybe its the beard Mickey I m Mickey Maguire Don t you remember? We dud the class prophecy together From what little I hear an thus isolated existence we did a pretty good uob We surrounded Joseph Carey with gurls Remember? Carol Yes before my plane took off I saw Joseph Carey getting ready to fly twenty fave beautiful gurls to Hollywood for screen tests Mickey Speaking of beautiful gurls Spuke Brockel bank was arrested on a charge of bugamy Hus excuse to the uudge was he couldn t make up hus mand whuch of the fufteen gurls to marry Carol. Spuke ought to hunt up Lawyer Charles Bam- ford who hasn t lost a case. Everyone wonders how he does it. Gets to court on time too. Mickey: Frederick Grant has had a very successful career in the Navy. He has been in since our high school graduation and has risen to the job of captains deck scrubber. Carol: You know Carolyn Perley operates a training school for dogs on the old Perley estate. Mickey: I wonder where John Baran is now. I re- member how hard he worked on his invention of a. left- handed monkey wrench. He finally did complete it. Carol: Thomas Haraden is an actor in Hollywood. Hus name appears in Sondra Reedys gossip column. Sondra you know is a prominent journalist on the staff of tlge Hollywood Gazette. What s William Ring doing HOW. Mickey: Didnt you hear about it? Carol: About what? Mickey: Well it seems that Billy turned out to be a carpenter. The first house he constructed collapsed. I guess it was tap heavy. Carol: Mickey: Carol: Mickeyi moved in. Did anyone get hurt? No but you know who was living in it. No. Who? Elaine Bernard and her husband had just Ca ral: won fame We have quite a few of our class who have and fortune in a big way. A Mickey: Ive heard about Mark Boudreaus profes- sional hockey playing. I came out of my seclusion long enough to see one of his games. It was very exciting eSPecially when Mark fell down and took the whole ODDOSIHQ team with him. Carol Pauline Bouchard fell heur to a million and has plenty of leisure to spend on her private yacht and to participate un professional women s sports Mickey Marcia Dunn us a medical secretary for a prominent veterinarian un New York City Carol And Baraba Ewing has bought out Januces and now owns the place Mickey Speaking of secretaries I ve just read about the firm of Eugenia Lazarus and Aluce Le Bell and Com they have worked to the top for they now have forty lawyers working for them Carol Yes they do the dictation now and two others of our classmates Arline Reeves and Rosemarie De Grandpre are junior partners un the furm Speaking of firms do you know who us bualdung that space ship to the moon? None other than that special engineer Paul Bouchard He has some top grade engineers with ham oo Paul Beaulieu and Irvung Andrews Paul and Irv are old pals from the solid geometry class Ill bet uts a merry group Mickey Thats quite a project Tom De Poala as gaang to fly un a test run. I wish hum luck. Well h always did fly high and fast. Remember those bombing runs out of physics? Carol: By the way our high school has not been defeated in any sport for the last six years. With Janet Dart and Bunky Eustace as head coaches how could it be otherwise? Of course Bunky plays for the Celtics at night and Janet is a model for Bonwit Teller on Sat- urdays. Mickey: I always knew they would make good. W had a pretty intelligent class. Carol: Tell me do you really enjoy yourself here on this island? Mickey: Why not? Since I swim and sleep and have all the food I want. Anytime I feel the need of excite- ment I jump in my yacht and go to the mainland. Carol: Speaking of food - Marilyn Atkinson is chief dietician at the Animal Rescue League. Mickey: Boy! I should write her for some advice on food. I m getting sick of fish. Carol: Do you really have a yacht? Mickey: Yes sir one of the best made by that famous ship designer Jim Cunningham. Carol: Ships ring a familiar bell. Oh yes. Dick Hudson just made o trip around the world in his 29 Ford. George Leet was his first mate and mechanic and did a great job keeping the Ford and Dick afloat. But Im afraid they would never have landed in Ipswich if Roger Sturtevant hadnt towed them into town with his ten-ton truck. Mickey: Roger owns a big trucking concern now. He said he enjoys it very much He always did like cars. Carol: John Wilson and Dave Whipple control the New York Stack Exchange. All the money in America passes through their offices. I36I X X. lfllf' : 9 . Carol: Why, yes, but I don't seem to recognize you. pany. Helene Rodger just joined them too. It seems . S . I . . I . - t -T . . I . . Q I , - ' . ' . . ' . I e e I I Muckey lm glad lm self supportung Money wuth those guys gets moldy from mususe How about the marrued members? Has Ann Traversy set up house keepung yet? Carol Oh yes she marrued raght after graduataon and has a famuly of eleven now uncludung herself and her husband Mackey Anyone else? Carol Well Artue Weagle and Sheula Carey are almost marrued Not to each other but you could guess to whom Mackey We can t forget Madelyn Grant She worked for three months and got marrued Enough of love I ve read a lot about Gump Stone and Charlue Geanakakus on the sports pages lately Charlue has been a pro for almost ten years now and Gump us the owner of the team Seems Gump won the franchuse un a poker game Another owner as P nuts Lemaeux who says hell keep rught on playung even though he us an owner Ownershap doesnt stop ham from gettung rught un and fughtung along wuth the other boys Carol I don t read the sports page but the front pages have been full of news also Tom Surputsku has been successful as a spy for the F B I for nune years and they are now doung hus Iufe on T V every Thursday naght Muckey Vuncent Maruna owns a model farm un New Hampshure Dorothy Karol vusuts at often to paunt the landscape She s rusen to the top un the art world and has exhubuted an Important gallerues all over the world Carol Whule we re on the subpect of artasts Robert MacDonald us a great musacuan and gaves concerts every and pruvate swummung pools Muckey Whats Joanne Sucharsku been doung sunce she got out of school? Carol She and Pat Hunton collaborate un wrutung non sense verse They publush a volume a year They got theur start wratung gafts to the boys Remember? Muckey I certaunly do Peter Lane us manager of the Hood Daury Company and has Invented a scheme for cuttang down absenteeusm at the plant Carol Yes and as I recall Charles Tsoutsourus at frequent Intervals flues a space shap to the moon wuth Art Weagle as has co palot Mackey I wonder If Donna MacLeod and Patrucaa Patch ever see each other now They were very good fruends In hugh school Carol Yes Pat us marraed now to thot boy from Topsfueld and she and Donna are teachung In the some school an the new state of Alaska Muckey How about Pats suster Mary Ann Patch? Carol Mary Ann IS one of Robert MacDonald s pra vate nurses Muckey You knew that Arlune Schwartz was an ardent Fusher fan? Well he hared her to travel about wuth hus entourage to whap up applause at has croonung concerts Carol As I remember there were besudes Donnq and Patrucua Patch many gurls In our class who wanted to be teachers Mackey Yes Sylvua Babcock IS teachung kunder garten Carol And Anthonette Bouzuanus and Kathleen Burns both have teachung Iobs un Calafornua and enjoy the clumate Muckey Carol Cookson became a nun and teaches an a convent un Toronto Canada Carol Do you know where Bernadune Goot us? Muckey Yes she graduated wuth hugh honors from the Unaversuty of Massachusetts and IS teachang an a women s college un Bombay lndua Carol Barbara Graffum and Janace Hamm work In the some hosputal In Boston Januce us a physucal ther apust and Barbara us a nurse Mackey I hear Leha Gwann as a very good haur dresser She arranges all the movue stars couffures I mean theur wags Carol Dud you hear where Judath Hammond us now? Muckey Yes she s un the Women s Army Carol Juduth Jewett has made quute a name for herself wuth her own comedy show on televusuon Muckey Yes I know Ive watched It quute often myself Carol One day I saw Eluzabeth MacKenny doang the cat dance on Judy s show Muckey I hear Raymond Krol IS the machanast back stage Carol Yes he as but whats Prusculla Jenkuns doang now? one so I hear Carol Manga Pruede us teachung school She says each year she enuoys teochung geography the most because each tame she learns somethung more wonderful than before about the Umted States Muckey Shes rught but most of us dont realuze how lucky we are to luve an the good old U S A Carol I thank we ve mentaoned everyone except Charles Pelletuer Pelkys been marrued for quute awhule now Muckey Yes I heard he eloped the nught of our graduatuon Hes domg very well He doesnt do any work he lets hus wufe earn all the money Carol Thats smart If you can do It Muckey Well I suppose you re anxaous to get home and recover from thus mushap? Carol Well I would apprecaate ut af you could get me home but how? Thus us a desert uslorud Muckey It really usn t because If we take my speed boat It wull only take about fave manutes to reach shore Then you can hop a traun and be off Carol That s wonderful Muckey Muckey Shall we go? 51927 If QJEZZIIE -'Si Lf-lf SCENE A Tradung Post un Afruca CHARACTERS Ernest Brockelbank and Ruchard Lemueux Ruchard Hey Spuke maybe thus Iount has got some Ernest Thas roll of typewruter rubbon wull be useful thangs we can use for gafts to the gurls tc Sylvaa Babcock She can replace all those she s worn Ernest yeou Le, 5 look mound out whale typung for Muss Machau Ruchard Thus bunny would be oppropruate for Ruchard What about thus Armand Joy candy bar for Marulyn Atkunson Elaune Bernard? l37l . 3 , ' ' ' ' - : , . I Z . . Z I , . . I - - - 1 A 11 11 l ' D . . 1 - l I ' , a V . , . . , ' . . . . ' ' . . ' A 1 l - . , 1 - 1 I . 1 ' . ' , , . , . ' ' ' ' . . , , 1 E - - . 1 1 . ' . . . . I , U . 1 - - - l I . , , . , , - A I . V I ' I I night. He appears bored with his private nurses, Cadillacs Mickey: She's a children's nurse and a very good . l , l . . . ' . ' 1 . ' . . . 4 . . , . ' , . . . l . I . . I . I . I . I . , . I . , . - V - '- - - - ' I 1' - 1 I . . . I . . q . . , : , . U I , - I . . . . r D I I. I A -1 . . , . . . . I . ' ' ' '- . f . . , . - 1 . 1 I . I . . . I , . . . . . . . , . I D . . . .A 1 , - 11 11 l - V , - - Ernest Great' And here s a baseball set for Paulane Bouchard whach wall come an handy when she s a pro Rachard Here s a box of chalk for Tana Bouzaanas to practace for her teachang career Ernest I have a saalor here for Kathy Burns lm sure she won t be too lonesome now Rachard Here s a block of wood from Grossman s to remand Sheala Carey of all the afternoons she has spent there Ernest Here as some ansulataon for Carol Cookson Now she can practace the paano wathout botherang anyone Rachard Here s a tractor for Rose Marae DeGrandpre to help her boy fraend at Essex Aggae Ernest To Janet Dart thas deed to a dance hall wall be quate usefull Now she can teach her hundreds of fraends to dance Arthur Murray watch out Rachard A spy glass wall help Marcaa Dunn to watch Bunky whale she s away at college Ernest Heres a double duty dashwashang machane o Barb Ewang Shell make double use of at at Janaces and lm sure there wont be any darty dashes around for Eddae Rachard Sance accadents occur thas whastle wall help warn the cars away from Bernaes black Ford Ernest Here s a heavy duty anchor for Barb Graffum to hold her boy traend an Ipswach Rachard And here s a toy soldaer for Madelyn Grant remand her of her future husband Ernest Here s a small magnet for Leah Gwann I m sure at wall help pack up the bobby pans she s sure to drop an her beauty shop Rachard Janace Hamm can use thas pravate telephone an Janace s so that she wont keep the publac telephone there too busy Ernest Most people offer pennaes for people s thoughts but to Judy Hammond we offer thas quarter Rachard Sance Carol Heard wants to lave closer to town here s a house to lave an Ernest Sance Pat Hanton has been Involved an so many love entanglements thas level maght help straaghten thangs out Rachard Prascalla Jenkans can practace on thas doll for her future nursang career Ernest For Judy Jewett we have an Oscar for her many performances an the Lattle Theater Group Rachard Heres a paant brush for Dotty Karol s fu ture artastac Career Ernest Heres a book for Eugenaa Lazarus entatled How To Drop A Hant by I got My Man l bet she gets Tom now' Rachard Great' And here s a pad of paper for Alace LeBel to help her an her secretaraal work Ernest For Betty MacKenney we have a bake lm sure at wall make her traps to Beverly seem a good deal shorter Rachard Heres a lattle guatar for Patty Patch to accompany Emale Ernest To our man hater Mary Ann Patch we have a box of kasses one from every boy an the class Rachard For Maaaa Praede s dream thas car to travel around the U S A an Ernest Here s a steam shovel for Carolyn Perley so that when she s added to the famaly she can also add to the company Rachard Thas address book wall help Tevy Reeves keep her out of town boy fraends an order Ernest Here are a few small atems for Sondra Reedy that wall help her fat an at Vassar lBermudas stockangs bakel Rachard Arlane Schwartz can use a taxa an whach to carry her many fraends around Ernest For Helene Rodger whose dasposataan as so sweet we have thas box full of lolly pops Rachard Here s a calendar for Ann Traversy whach wall help her keep track of the days untal the bag day Ernest For Joanne Sucharska we have thas book Popularaty Plus sance she has been so popular Rachard Thas needle and thread wall help Donna McLeod wath her future dressmakang Ernest Now that we ve got all our gafts lets get out of here before those head hunters get back Rachard Raght lets go' Joanne Sucharska The tame has come when duty calls For us to leave these hallowed halls the noase But most of all well mass the boys Well mass the pranks the fun Not long ago two months an fact Because of our exceedang task We were asked to watch the sales And purchase gafts for our handsome males The fave and ten cent store for a whale was busy And when we got through we were tared and dazzy Our heads were achang and our feet were sore But we accomplashed our massaon for the boys we adore assa Patracaa Hanton A buddang genaus as our lrv The cause of scaence he aams to serve A test tube falled wath laquad pank May be to has art a connectang lank To Machael goes a bag soap box From whach to launch has tamely talks On government assues and varaous vaews And all that one maght fand an the news A raotous funny mon and football star Johnny wall be famed both near and far And thus to ham I gave thas plaque May success he never lack . 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I , . , , , , I I I Paul us one half of our class lovers And every day quute a dustance he covers To ease hus loneluness and paun He can fly to hus love un thus fast jet plane Paul wants to be an enguneer And wull be a success un hus chosen career But furst we thunk he must learn to spe And wuth thus we know he ll do quute well lSpellung bookl A capable busuness man us Mark Keepung store for hum us quute a lark To attract customers and keep them happy Thus free sample sweet and sappy lMapIe Spuke has longed for a harem cozy Wuth beautuful gurls to make lufe rozy Thus scrap book fulled wuth gurls galore Mught do the truck or even more K K s clothes are all the rage Theyd be a sensatuon un any age Thus tue we hardly need to mentnon Wull mean hell never lack attentuon Jummue us a Red Sox fan He goes to the games whenever he can These socks wull keep the team un mund And cheer hum when they drop behind To Tommy DePaola thus Model T And although uts not quute what you want ln days to come you can trade ut un Bunky who wull undoubtedly be The best representatuve we shall ever see Wull fund these posters to be of and When our bug polutucuan leads the parade Sunce Charlue us a ladues man Here us a doll an ardent fan He for whom the gurls all pune Wull then have one who ll belueve hus lune Freddue works hard un the Furst Natuonol Store Cleanung the shelves and much much more Wuth these skates uf he doesnt fall Hell do hus work un no tume at all Tommy wull be a great actor some day Wuth hus name un lughts on old Broadway And when he s famed throughout the land Hell surely deserve a great bug hand lf someday your car may guve you trouble Send for mechanuc Duck on the double For wuth these tools I know he wull do An expert job especually for you Although to Texaco Ray us true Blue Sunoco should have customers too To create ruvalry along the lune Some blue Sunoco wull be just fune From early morn tul late at nught Pete s blue Chevy us always un sught Thus extra gas can should help to provude All that he needs for that extra rude Thus wave set wull keep Iookung neat The unruly hour of George Henry Leet Smooth and soft and shuny too The durectuons wull tell hum lust what to do syrupl to be P nut our star un the Senuor Play Showed hus love un a most effectuve way Maybe some day wuth thus wrench he wull fund A gurl who wull guve ut a most lustrous shune To Bobby MacDonald thus baby grand For the greatest musucuan un the land We hope thot un many years hell be As popular as the famed Luberace A desert usland IS Muckey s desure Where he can lounge all day and never ure Thus bottle wull do for communucotuon To keep hum un touch wuth cuvuluzatuon Maruo travels far and wude All along the country sude Thus beret of French creatuon Wull cause un Pans a great sensatuon For Pelky of Januce s late lamented A halo wull show that hes repented We hope that Freeman wull agree To ease the Iufe long penalty Bull lukes to fush for great bug fushes What else could suut hus dearest wushes But a rod and reel that wull not faul To help hum catch an enormous whale? A trophy for Gardner who at cards us a shark Even the toughest game to hum us a lark lt may also serve to keep un mund All the hugh school sports he leaves behund Thus book of dreams us a verutable treasure For Roger sunce he deruves much pleasure From dreamung and starung unto space Wuth a look of ecstasy on hus face Tom us our Sherlock a sleuthung guy And a great admlrer of the F B l A magnufyung glass wull help a lot And be of use when he s on the spot Choot wull luke a luttle gun A hobby that guves hum lots of fun In future may he manfully struve And luke Frank Buck brung em back aluve Artue spends all hus tume un a nearby town Rowley a vullage of great renown To get hum there and to brung hum back I ll guve to hum thus super fast hack Davud us fond of long green money Only wuth ut wull hus days be sunny To make hum happy and content Well start hus bankroll wuth thus red cent To our mechanuc clever John A garage for hum to practuce on When he has a bugger one some day He ll thank us for a boost on the way ln tumes these gufts may be forgotten as maternal thungs often a re But the memorues wull lost though we be near or far You ve cheered up many o gloomy day wuth all your smules and pranks And to show our apprecuatuon we offer heartfelt thanks . ,, ,. . . , - - I . 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I ' . , , , , , . r , I , 62155 WEEE ANTHONETTE BOUZIANIS Be ut remembered that we the graduatung class of I954 of Ipswuch Hugh School un the Commonwealth of Massachusetts beung of sound mund and memory but knowung the uncertaunty of thus lufe do make thus our last wull and testament hereby revokung all wulls and testaments by us at any tume heretofore made After the payments of our just debts and funeral charges we bequeath and devuse as follows TO THE FACULTY Item Our thanks and deepest gratutude for the sun cere unterest and cooperatuon whuch they have shown us throughout our hugh school years Item Hopes that future students wull take a keener unterest un theur studues TO THE STUDENT BODY Item Traffuc Iughts for the corrudors to avoud col Iusuons Item A remunder that you get out of your work only what you put unto ut T0 THE STUDENT COUNCIL Item A referee to settle dusputes at meetungs Item A body af members wullung to spend tume and effort for the good of the school EIGHTH GRADE The honor of beung part of the hugh school The unuunctuon now that you are members of the hugh school to act as such FRESHMEN The exclusuve pruvulege of selectung class rungs A short vusut wuth Mr McKenna concernung chouce of subjects to prevent tragedues un the senuor year TO THE Item tem T0 THE tem Item Item The dustunctuon of receuvung class rungs Item Good duplomatuc relatuonshups for holdung a successful Junuor Prom Item A remunder to use all the trucks of the trade to keep out of trouble TO THE JUNIORS Item A feelung of prude as they march unto chapel Item The best of luck un producung a successful Senuor Play Item The uoys and sorrows attendant upon gradua tuon To Bruan Abbott candudacy for the tutle of best dressed boy John Achramowucz a new fushung rod Jean Ameruo tutle of class baby Eluzabeth Andrews her brother s popularuty Frank Antonuccu a car to transport hus many fruend Mary Arsenault tutle of best gurl dancer Grover Bauley and Carol Benuschek tutle of class lovers Joseph Barkowsku Aluce Barrett tutle Beatruce Beaulueu Mauruce Boudreau Howard Bowen a A doll named Sue of boyologust A Mars bar hus own Iucense and car to druve loudspeaker Wulluam Burns Muckeys pep and energy Januce Carpenter an extra large date book To Multan Comer an audutuon to sung on Ted Macks Amateur Hour To Frederuck Crupps Spuke s sense of humor To Robert DeCoste a souped up hot rod To Eleanor Dzuadul and Barbara Jodoun permanent places on the cheerung squad To Robert Ewung a car for hus Sunday paper route To Maryanne Gallant a vacatuon at Whuttuer s To James Geanakos success un beung next year s co captaun of the football team To James Gullespue candudacy for class gurlalogust To Januce Gulman tutle of most dugnufued To Carol Hall success un captauncy of the gurls gasket ball team To Wulluam Hennessy a leadung role un the cast of next year s senuor play To Carl Hudson hus brothers seat un study hall To Earle Jenkuns a knowledge of the ropes of Ipswuch Hugh To Ruchard Johnson candudate for the tutle of best lookung boy To Januce Kaszuba and Marlene Sunger candudates for the tutle of best dressed gurl To James Kelly Charlue s abuluty on the football fueld To Ruchard Knowles a new car to replace hus wornout one To Joanne Krol and Marulyn Pouruer a paur of fruend shup rungs Paul Leet P nuts pleasung personaluty Harry Leno a book of alubus to use un Englush class Joan Marshall a new paur of dancung shoes Maryanne McCormack a free traun tucket to Beverly To Aluce O Bruen free servuce at Perley s gas statuon To Juduth Pedruck tutle of class artust To Davud Pelletuer K K s popularuty To Patrucua Polychronopoulos success un beung co captaun of the cheerleaders To Barbara Poor a hope chest for her comung marruage To Salee Prume a map showung her the exact locatuon of Ipswuch Hugh To Charles Sayward tutle of class pessumust To Norman Sheppard Lester s abuluty on the basket ball court Betsy Robertson a book entutled The Republucan Party Theresa Robuns tutle of most popular gurl Grace Stone Kathy Burns pruceless guggle Nancy Tanner tutle of class optumust Carole Thompson candudacy for the tutle of pret tuest gurl To Donald Wulluams a quuck way to get to Ipswuch from Rowley To Helen Zwucker a place on the honor roll On thus suxteenth day of June I954 the class of I954 of Ipswuch Massachusetts sugned the foregoung unstrument un our presence declarung ut to be theur last wull and testament and thereafter we three un theur presence and un the presence of each other hereto sub scrube our names Lawrence Maguure Presudent Marulyn Atkunson Secretory Anthonette Bouzuanus Scrube uuu f f - I . - I r A I , , , - . . . . . fu H . 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' ' To I . . . . , WXJWMEMQH F1 .G if Mix Qgb lrvung Andrews Man About Town Manlyn Atkunson Beautuful Beautnful Brown Eyes Sylvua Babcock Keep lt A Secret Mnchoel Bamford l ve Got The World On A Strmg John Baran Hes A Character Paul Beaulueu My Love Loves Me Elanne Bernard All I Desnre Paul Bouchard Gosh ls My Face Red Paulvne Bouchard Young At Heart Mark Boudreau You re Nlce To Know Anthonette Bouznanus lts ln The Book Ernest Brockelbank Ive Got My Love To Keep Warm Kathleen Burns Luttle Mass lrnsh Joseph Carey When Hes All Dolled Up Sheula Carey ln Her Own Quiet Way Carol Cookson I Slttmg On Top Of The World James Cunningham My Buddy Rose Marne deGrandpre Tell Me You re Mane Thomas DePaolo Tao Young Janet Dart I Can Dream Cant I7 Marcua Dunn When You Are ln Love Earl Eustace Our Love ls Here To Stay Barbara Ewang Lucky ln Love Charles Geanakakns You ve Got To Be A Football Hero Bernardune Goat Thou Swell Barbara Graftum Undeclded Fred Grant Full Of Fun And Fancy Free Madelyn Grant Because You re Mme Leha Gwmn Anywhere I Wander Januce Hamm Bell Bottom Blues Judnth Hammond Frlendly Feelnng Thomas Haraden Theres No Busmess Luke Show Busmess Carol Heard Mass Sophlstlcatuon Patrncua Hlnton Tull We Two Are One l4l Rnchard Hudson Hot Rod Race Prlscllla Jenkins Mlndnng My Business Juduth Jewett My Tame ls Your Time Dorothy Karol Sweet And Lovely Raymond Krol That Old Gang Of Mlne Peter Lane Far Away Places Eugema Lazarus A Cute Prece Of Property Alrce LeBel Down Yonder George Leet I Haven t Got A Worry In The World Rlchard Lemreux Ann t Mlsbehavlng Robert MacDonald Muster Plano Player Elnzabeth MacKenney Toot Toot Tootsre Lawrence Magurre Hey Good Lookmg Marlo Marnm Friend Of Yours Donna MacLeod Happy Go Lucky Mary Ann Patch Sugar n Sprce Patrncla Patch My Pretty Glrl Charles Pelletoer It Had To Be You Carolyn Perley No Other Love Mana Prlede ANGELamra Sondra Reedy Cheerful Lrttle Earful Arlene Reeves Ive Got Rhythm Wnlllam Rnng For He s A Jolly Good Fellow Helene Rodger Fnendshrp Arllne Schwartz Llvln Laughln Lovin Gardner Stone A Wonderful Guy Roger Sturtevant lm A Dreamer Joanne Sucharskn Because Ot You Thomas Surprtsku Lucky Lucky Lucky Me Ann Traversy Oh Promnse Me Costas Tsoutsaurus Chattanooga Shoe Shme Boy Arthur Weogle Eleanor Davod Whupple Rags To Rlches John Wllson A Good Man Nowadays Is Hard To Fund The Student Body And Faculty Tall We Meet Agaln I ' , , 7 ' ' ll , , ll rf , , . , I I 'I 'I , , , , ' Me ' - - - 11 - 11 I ll ll , ll I - ll I 4 4 ll ' ll ' , - u 11 I ll ll ' .. . 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H - 11 , ,I - . . . l, - ll ' , , , , BOYS ATHLETICS RICHARD The I953 I954 sports season at lpswuch Hugh School has been very successful thanks to the efforts of three great coaches Coach Elleott Roundy Coach Phil Saba and Coach Bob Burke The football team was one of the greatest ever to come out of Ipswich Hugh School It compiled a spec tacular record of 8 wuns and 0 losses The basketball team racked up 9 wins whule losing IO games This record does not do uustuce to the team because although they played great basketball they were beaten by some of the best teams un the state Because thus artucle was wrutten before the baseball season was over we cannot guve you the record of the team but up to thus date they are doung very well Congratulations to all the boys who made the teams at Ipswich Hugh School successful thus year Here us a bruef summary of the sport seasons startung wuth the undefeated untued football team the furst sunce l936 and the furst Class D Championship Team un Ipswich sunce l94I The Tugers got off on the rught to O un the hardest fought game of the year Then they proceeded to trounce Johnson 34 to 6 Punchard 27 to O and Exeter 34 to 7 before making a great comeback un the second half to beat Chelmsford 28 to I9 After that the Tugers breezed through the rest of the season by knocking off Dracut 33 to O Somerville Vocatuonal 40 to 6 and Lynn Vocatuonal 40 to I3 un that order LEMIEUX Of all the games the real thruller whuch no Ipswich Hugh School fan wull ever forget was the Chelmsford game Things looked bad for the boys at the half wuth the score I3 to O un favor of Chelmsford un one of the most umpo tant games of the year but at the start of the thurd quarter the Tugers scored three quick touch downs and added another one un the fourth quarter to clunch the game Now we turn to the basketball season which was also successful The team funushed second un the Cape Ann Leagu and went to the Small School Tournament only to be beaten by a powerful Immaculate Conceptuon team of Revere After getting off to a poor start because of the powerful teams they played they hut theur strude and climbed from last place to a tue for furst place un the Cape Ann League At the end of the season the Tugers lost to a powerful St Anns team by one point un the most excutung game of the year All the fans who saw thus game really got theur money s worth The Tuger baseball team wull be aumung for uts fourth Because of the lass of sux letterman the Tugers wull have to work hard to wun that champuonshup but wuth seven Iettermen returning and also some good new materual the team may be able to succeed wuth a few breaks Thus wunc's up thus years sports sectuon b t I would luke to wish the best of luck to the coaches and all of next years sports participants uni VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM Front Row John Gillespie William Bousley, Donald Paules James Kelly James Geanakos, Francis Comeau, Arthur Weagle, John Baron Joseph Barkowsku Back Row Lawrence Maguire KCO Captaunl Richard Lemieux, Robert Carey Frank An tonuccu Howard Publucover, Charles Geanakakus CCo Captain , Norman Sheppard, Bruan Abbot uvu . I I . . e I I foot in the season's' opener by upsetting Tewksbury I3 straight Cape Ann League Championship this year. A ,c-ff I I L .Li FOOTBALL TEAM Frrst Row Rrchard Cunnrngham Wrllram Boylan Arnold Brown Robert Stevens Donald Stone James Dzradul Benjamrn Colas Davrd Govonr Robert Hrlls Davrd Ewrng Second Row Coach Phrllrp Saba Joseph Barkowskr John Grllespre Donald Parles Rrchard Lemreux Robert Carey Arthur Weagle Lawrence Magurre lCo Captarnl Charles Geanakakrs lCo Captarnl James Kelly John Baron Norman Sheppard Thrrd Row Coach Robert Burke Howard Bowen Brran Abbott Wrllram Baker Francrs Comeau Robert Antonuccr Charles Beaupre Thomas DePaola Wrllram Bousley Frank An tonuccr Howard Publrcover James Geanakas Robert Como Coach Ellrot Roundy Fourth Row Rrchard l-lrlls Edward Saulnrer James Martel Robert DePaola Davrd Corey Edward Strader Paul Hyatt Robert Tetreault Wrllram Hennessy Leroy Larrrvee John Murphy Leo Comeau Davrd Baldrnellr Frfth Row Charles Prrnce Peter Foote Robert Jenkrns Raymond Lavore Anthony George opoulos Rrchard Gunn Robert Sheppard Davrd Wanzer Nrcholas Gotsrs Brran Parles Davrd Comeau Brran Lombard Nrcholas Georgeopoulos SENIOR ATHLETES John Baran Trny who was the brg star tackle on the football team was one of the marn reasons why l H S ended up wrth a successful football season Good luck Trny Ernest Brockelbank Sprke who was a great base ball and basketball player seemed to enlrghten each practrce sessron wrth hrs sense of humor Good luck Sprke Joseph Carey KK who drd a tremendous rob on the football and basketball teams was a boy who always gave hrs all for our teams Good luck KK James Cunnrngham Jrm a member of the basket ball team and the great outfrelder on the baseball team showed hrs natural abrlrty to a great advantage on these teams Good luck Jrm Tnomas DePaola Tom who proved hrmself com petent on the football and basketball teams wrll always be remembered for hrs hustle and porse Good luck Tom Earl Eustace Bunky co captarn of the basketball team was chosen on the Essex County All Star Team and also showed hrs abrlrty on the baseball dramond Good luck Bunky Charles Geanakakrs Charlre our class athlete co captarned our football team and also proved hrmself more than capable rn the other two sports Good luck Charlre Rrchard Lemreux P nuts who captarned our base ball team was a great success He also showed hrs Lawrence Magurre Mrckey who co captarned our champronshrp football team rs one of the best all around athletes ever to come out of I H S Good luck Mrckey Gardner Stone Gump was not an athlete but because of hrs love of sports was the greatest manager I H S ever had Good luck Gump Arthur Weagle Artre proved hrs abrlrty on the grrdrron and basketball court He was the one who backed up our lrne wrth such great power Good luck Artre Davrd Whrpple Whrp who co captarned our basketball team was an outstandrng leader on the basket ball court Good luck Whrp John Wrlson Johnny who proved hrs abrlrtres to everyone on the basketball court wrll always be remem bered for hrs great spartsmonshrp Good luck Johnny l l I Y I I I , , , , , I - I I I , I I I - I - I I I ' - , , I I I I I I I - I 1 , f I -' , , , , , , , , , , , , . 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Marv Q ' K L 53354 X t gift 2. . . t 4.95 - I I A ' I CHEERLEADERS Jamce Gllman Elizabeth Goot Mary Comeau Sondra Reedy Patrucla Hinton Joe lpswlch Janet Dart Pauline Bouchard Patricia Polychronopoulos Susanne Kung Joan Hlnton CHEERLEADERS Jamce Gllman Patncla Polychronopoulos Mary Comeau Paulnne Boucward Patrucna Hmton Janet Dart Susanne Kung Joan Hlnton Sondra Reedy Elizabeth Goof H1 . . . . . . ,, . ,, 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 GIRL ATHLETICS DONNA BASK ETBALL Ev aunt of much proctuce as well as natuve abuluty the upswuch gurls basketball team rnountauned an undefeated season Challenged by such large and powerful schools as Beverly and Newburyport our team swept on ahead of each opponent compulung on amazung total of 444 DOunfS Naturally our three vorsuty forwards Janet Dort Carol t-lall and Pat l-lunton tallued the actual pounts but wuthout the excellent backung by theur guards Poulune Bouchard Carolyn Perley Sondra Reedy and etsv Robertson the season totals would have been o sorrv slQl'tT Our vuctorues ran as follows Manchester Hamllton Newburyport Rockport Beverly l-lamulton Newburyport Topsfueld Rockport lpswuch lDswlCl'1 lpswuch lpswuch lpswuch lpswuch lpswuch lpswuch lpswuch Total 444 Total 299 Our apprecuatuon us extended to Coach Cogswell bv makung everyone realuze the necessuty of teamwork brought home a wunnung team Donna MacLeod vorsuty manager was extremely valuable as a member of our group wuth her scorebaok always accurately and neatly fulled out who Everyone on next yeor s team wull muss our co coptauns Janet Dort and Pat Hunton who by theur skullful shootung won many a valuable game for us Morcua Dunn and Pat Patch of the gunuor vorsuty wull be mussed by all who remember theur flawless performances Paulune Bouchard Carolyn Perley and Sondra Reedy leave three spots whuch wull be extremely hard to full by all of next year s hopeful guards Mary Ann Patch of the yunuor vorsuty gave us for her senuor yeor some fune performances to remember her by Macl.EOD VOLLEYBALL Volleyball has never had too enthusuastuc o baclcung but nevertheless ut has contunued to h ld the unterests ofa small group of gurls BADMINTON Badmunton has been uncreasungly popular thus year When the weathers bad and condutuons stormy a peek unsude the gvmnasuum showed auute a few gurls battung the birdie Over the net SOFTBALL Thus current season shaped up to be the best yet There ha been aute o lot f support and the schedule was the largest and hardest ever All the lucuc un the world us wushed to those teams of future xears whuch wull try to eaual or better our fune records for l953 and l954 SENIOR ATHLETES Co Captaun Janet Dart an who has abu uty o handle the ball and whose fast posses made her worthy o the tutle of Co Captaun Best of luck an Co Captaun Potrucuo l-luntan Pa a shorpshooter who has won many ballgames When she shoots she s sure of a sunker Best of luck at Sondra Reedy Son one of our sparklung guards Her speed on defense really gets the ball across to the offense Best of luck Son Paulune Bouchard Butch another fast guard us noted for her clownung on the court She us also fast when she gets hold of the ball Best of luck Butch Carolyn Perley Carolyn has done a splendud job as guard thus year Beung a member of the vorsuty wuth out prevuously beung on the Junuor Varsuty us quute an honor Best of luck Carolyn Morcua Dunn Morcua certaunly was a bug asset both on the ,lunuor Varsuty and Varsuty Her heught was one of our buggest assets Best of luck Morcua Patrucuo Patch Pat one of our Junuor Varsuty for wards Pat certaunly showed great possubulutues when she was out on the court Best of luck o Mary Ann Patch Mary Ann one of our fast Junuor Varsuty guards played fune ball un many games thus season Best of luck Mary Ann l l l45l 9 , u y , , 4 B O 52 . s 28 ' ' - ' 54 , , , 24 V u 49 . . . 48 . 32 . , . 25 46 . . , . 27 , ' ...HJ !'f 'I' ,f 57 ...,. ' 24 , 53 .... ' 33 f , I J ' 28 ..... 24 Q ,ff riff' ' 4l . . , . 39 I lpswuch 32 ..... Beverly 27 4 I Hp I I ' I -' A , , P T. GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM Planmng Our Strategy Sondra Reedy Pauline Bouchard Janet Dort Coach Frances Cogsweli Patricia Hlnton Carolyn Perley Betsy Robertson Carol Hall The terrnble three Make st good' Nice Shot Carol' l491 Our able defense mnnus one Eighth Grade Freshman Class Q 3 Sophomore Class Junior Class 5 i : r .54 so Guo 6, H Qs!! ELIZABETH G NITARDY lpswuch Hugh School IS golng to mlss Mrs Nltardy who us Ieavnng us thus year to make her home In the thrcvung clty of Chlcago Instead of teachrng t ere she plans to practice all that she has taught us here about being good C nzens Her colorful Problems of Democracy classes and numerous trlps to the State House have helped tremendously toward making well Informed better educated and better all round cntnzens of all of us W f ' 1 .ggi . , 'Yl Q 3 .. Et K I 1 X - 1 , . CARL L ORCUTT When Mr Orcutt left lpswlch Hugh School durung the latter part of February we lost not only an erudlte teacher but a valuable friend As a teacher he mstnlled unto hls pupuls the fundamentals of general scuence chemustry and physlcs Hls classes were conducted very mformally much to the delight of hls students More than once hus smcernty and deep under fldence and cheerfulness The stones of hus fabulous expernences have often thrown an entire class Into gales of rollnckmg laughter Hls after school sesslons frequented for the most part by the male populatlon were qulte nnstructlve as well as entertalnmg Even though he us now teachmg at an other school the memory of Mr Orcutt a dynamo In the classroom and the Idol of every lpswlch Hugh School student wall remaun wuth us always l53l standing of teen-agers have helped many of us to face life with more con- T1 FRENCH CLUB lLeft to Rlghtl Fnrst Row Sondra Reedy Lawrence Magunre Mlss Blod gett Manlyn Atkunson Rnchard Lemneux Second Row Anthonette Bouzuams Mana Prleda Marcua Dunn Bernadlne Goot Thurd Row Marlo Mann: David Whupple Mark Boudreau Le Cercle Francals Grand en nombres grand en udees grand en samusant et tres grand en appetlts 90 A BOYS GLEE CLUB lLeft to Rlghtl Fnrst Row Michael Honer Peter Flynn Ernest Brockelbank Joseph Carey Arthur Weagle Ruchard Lemleux Norman Sheppard Maurlce Boudreau James Geanakos Second Row Mr Hull Robert MacDonald Wxlluam Hennessy Howard Publucover Davld Llndgren James Kelly Robert Tondreault John Clogston John Baran Frank Antonuccl John Gvllespne. Third Row-Richard Cunnlngham Robert Antonuccl, Jean Arneruo Roger Sturtevant, Thomas Haraden Charles Geanakakis, Raymond Krol, Donald Polles Robert Mansfield Gardner Stone. Fourth Row-Fredenck Hall, Brian Abbott, Charles Pelletier, James Greenough, Joseph McCarthy, Robert Tetreault, David Baldinelli, Ralph Grant. l54l GI RLS' GLEE CLUB lLeft to Rightl First Row-Robert MacDonald lAccompanistl, Madeline Carey, Beverly Knight, Jane Thompson, Harriet Wilkins, Mildred Krakowski, Carole Bailey, Joyce Douglas, Shirley Kent, Joyce Hatt, Joan Hatt, Janice Atherly, Mr, Hill, lMusic Directorl. Second Row- Patricia Surpitski, Judith Davison, Agnes Doty, Audrey Carr, Elizabeth Lavoie, Jeanne Lang- rnaid, Carol Como, Alverna Shea, Sarah Andrews, Virginia Grant, Janet Riddle, Virginia Bruce, Lee Pelletier. Third Row+Susanne King, Laura Lee Kassabian, Maureen Sheppard, Mary Jane Wilson, Sandra Dow, Margaret Andreozzi, Harriet Caverly, Barbara Janvrin, Mary Lou Higgins, Shirley Hull, Marlene Stone, Mar- guerite Michaud, Marcia Holda, Irene Doucet, Mary Comeau. Fourth Row -- Elizabeth Goot, Priscilla Woleyko, Deborah Elliott, Stephanie Richardson, Dorothy Lezon, Anthea Thompson, Carol Horsrnan, Sylvia McCarthy, Barbara Williams, Judith Wanzer, Virginia Patch, Barbara Larn- bert, Leah Wilson, Barbara Sklarz, Joan Hinton. Fifth Row - Barbara Solomonides, Joanne Kent, Laura Chadbourne, Mildred Pickard, Barbara Martel, Joanna White, Jean Mehaftey, Patricia Parr, Barbara Weagle, Joanne Wilkins, Marilyn Ricker, Vivian Minter, Jacque- line Reeves. Sixth Row-Cathleen Carey, Corinne Hammond, Vera Saunders, Diane Stevens, Jacqueline Gallant, Sally Cartledge, Clarice Stevens, Judith Farley, Eleanor Knowles, Marilyn Sucharski, Alice Babola, Rochelle Pelletier, Mildred Lynch, Sheila Sullivan GIRLS' CHOIR First Row-Ann Traversy, Mary Ann Patch, Maija Priede, Janice Hamm, Barbara Ewing. Second Row-Robert MacDonald, Priscilla Jenkins, Arlene Reeves, Elizabeth MacKenney, Helene Rodger, Arline Schwartz, Patricia Polychronopoulos, Grace Stone, Mr. Hill. Third Row -- Carol Benischek, Joanne Sucharski, Patricia Hinton, Mary McCormack, Leha Gwinn, Mary Arsenault, Janice Kaszuba, Janet Dort, Pauline Bouchard. Fourth Row-Janice Carpenter, Joan Marshall, Judith Jewitt, Carol Cookson, Maryanne Gallant, Carol Hall, Donna MacLeod, Marlene Singer, Judith Pedrick, Theresa Robins. Fifth Row - Janice Gilman, Sondra Reedy, Eleanor Dziadul, Alice O'Brien, Carol Heard, Dorothy Karol, Barbara Jodoin, CUB STAFF lLeft to Rught Furst Row Muchael Bamtord Joanne Sucharskl Marcua Dunn Co edmtorl Mass Allen Mr Hayes Mass Machag Sondra Reedy CCO editor Lawrence Maguure Ruchard Lernueux Second Row Madelyn Grant David Baldlnelll Marilyn Atkanson Ann Stephanue Ruchardson Grover Bailey Helene Rodger Thurd Row Janlce Gnlman Nlcholas Georgeopouloi Barbara J down Barbara Sklarz Donna Stevens Margaret Andreozzn Dorothy Karol Peter Kaszuba Peter Flynn Charlotte Whltney Fourth Rcw Patrucla Hrnton Juduth Jewett Charles Sayward Mary Anne Gallant Robert Tetreault Donna MacLeod Manlyn Sacharskr Gl 1 1 1 A J ' ff Trayersy, Joanna White, Janice Kaszuba, Mary Arsenault, Bernadine Goot, I5 K Settlmg the world s problems Mastery Test 9 B Roll the Presses WI , 1 . 1 ' 4 ' - J' , 1 N ' g N V I., 4 . x ' I U ' r Q ki: ' 1 f ' S UC .. f Our Junior Prom The Receiving Lune Greetlng our teachers and parents il qt Sify, V The Grand March A well-executed and beautiful event The Orchestra Cammuttee Fave very pretty reasons why the masse was so excellent The Decoratuon Commuttee The decorations were so good that we actually thought we had been trans ported to the Hawauan Islands - M The Invltatlon Commuttee Wnth so many people attendmg the Prom thus group really had their hands u Dancing to a dreamy melody la? Wh KEM PY THE CAST Front Row Lucky Bence Ruth Bence Ma Bence Jane Wade Duke Merrlll Back Row Ben Wade Kate Bence Kempy James Dad Bence 'T' 523,165 -..-nf 'X L The Family Ruth Pa Kate Csmnalngb Ma Jane Ben Lucky ll ll I I I I I I I I ' 2 I f , V 1 I , P 3? j I I -v . 6 'I ' If i -V , ' . . . N: if! fix n . - . . , . V I . 1 r-M, X W , VR' x.,f .NL , -v 1 k Jw. ' ' - Q, ,I 0 ff' -f - 1 v- fe - is ,f ,f ' eq ...J ' ,, x I 1 , f f , Kernpy ond Lucky Well I took one of them off your Beoufy of good stuff as uc hands didnt I Daddy you dont feel t EGU Oh Duke I must kiss you' we You meon you'd have the nerve 'f folk up to Ben you little shrimp? Don t fight Get out of my way? .A Ma' For Heaven s sake come to bed' I didn t know at that tlme that you felt that way toward my wrench . Xl., I t ! Q Y . 1 ' u 'v - Q , '- M f y l . 4 ll ' I ' ll 4'.l'w,', , , , A L .H V vv ,, . x -I' l - Il ' Make up time SJ wing, House Ivghts off foot lights Stage Manager on the outsude iookmg an I I E 1 1 I i 'E 1 w K 1 hunk x L ' LJ. V- Q . .i,,v . 'yi m X ., ' ' fh. -- g on. - ' MI4 S Cofchmg the gurls with thelr mouths full 25r- pleose P'l The Boys A 'roost to the photogropher Class Athletes Class Artust Judith Jewell 5 --L Class Actress Janet Dart Sandra Reedy Charles Geanakakfs I r Class Actor Thomas Haraden l A l , C Si-f 1' f 0 .L L Jf ' is N:- v . 1' , l- Best dressed Grrl Sondra Reedy Best dressed Boy Robert Corey ...1..,.....L.. X 161 F ... 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