Ipswich High School - Tiger Yearbook (Ipswich, MA)

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. . . To Appreciate The Faculty Page 6 ... To Notice The Underclassmen Page 20 ... To Congratulate The Seniors Page 46 ... To Acknowledge Art Students .... Page 66 ... To Look At What Students Do . Page 82 • • • To Recognize The Athletes . . . Page 122 ... To Thank Our Patrons And Supporters . Page 156

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IT’S ABOUT TIME

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ITS ABOUT TIME . . . To Appreciate The Commitment And Efforts Of The Faculty Inside And Outside Of The Classroom. You all know who he is. There is no one else like him — no other teacher spends his days playing Scruples with his psychology classes, or gliding down the halls on rollers- kates. His name is Ron Toleos; he came to Ipswich the year most of us were born, and left after the first quarter of this year. Mr. Toleos was never your average teacher. He told us weird Freudian things with that familiar devilish gleam in his eyes, the look of a child who found his Christmas presents a month early; that look that said he had something wonderful to share. His goals in life were to find “the truth” and to help humanity through music, through the presidency of the Ipswich Teachers Association, and through his classes-but most of all, he wanted to be where the action was. If we wanted to try something out of the ordinary, like spon- soring a schoolwide fundraiser, playing Christmas music over the intercom be- tween classes, or organizing a chapter of Amnesty International, we knw where to go. If our lives were in shambles, he was always willing to listen and help. Now Ron Toleos is off to where the action is - to one of the most challenging schools in the state. He is the new vice-principle at Chelsea High School, participating in an experiment that warranted an article in Tim Magazine. Mr. Toleos- we will always miss you, but we know that your commitment to helping others will flourish in all your upcoming challenges. FACULTY Ellen Salah