Ipswich High School - Tiger Yearbook (Ipswich, MA)

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CHANGES . . . A Halloween Senior pasttime . . . It ' s the great pumpkin . . 44 wears it like a pro. (Spez on Halloween.) Below, Mr. McKenzie measures Beef (top) and Dan (bottom) for caps and gowns to be worn at Graduation, black for the guys, cream for the girls . . . We seemed to have come through the changes without a scratch, but only with the help of our close friends ... at the left, Jen Stevens nd Caroline Follansbee, tennis pros direct from the steaming courts of I.H.S. I 19

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CH-CH Senior year is finally here . . . and we all have to face the real world and our all too real transcripts. The hardest part of leaving is having to say goodbye to all of our friends who we ' ve grown up with ... but you can’t hide from the changes (Chris! right), you can only relax and enjoy the final year that we all share together. Like Barb and Sandi at McDonald- land (above). Growing up presented us with many changes . . . like BRACES. Above, 2 of Dr. Nelson’s victims, before (top) and after (bottom) the braces were removed . . . Dodie and Kirsti. 18

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% THE “PLANE” TRUTH ABOUT THE CLASS OF ’86 IS . . . THEY’RE “AWL”RIGHT. R. MERULLO THE GREATEST CHARACTERISTIC OF THE CLASS OF ’86 IS THEIR FRIENDLINESS AND COOPERATIVE SPIRIT. K. SPELLMAN The Faculty Section is shorter this year, but that in no way diminishes our appreciation for all the help that the teachers and aides have given us throughout our years at IMS. So, we bid a fond “Farewell” to our teachers and wish them Good Luck in the future! Especially to Rick Storer and Chuck Holman for putting up with us on the ski trips . . . and to Mr. Merullo and Mrs. King for the London trips!!! t FACULTY FACULTY