Hamilton High School - Hamiltonian Yearbook (South Hamilton, MA)

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Shortly after liis birth, the family moved ' to ' Gloucester , Mass- achusetts. Grov ing up in this historic seaport, it was not sur- prising to me that, at the age of three, ' he became interested in boats and the romantic appeal of the sea. His first trip of length occurred In his ' s ixteenth year, when he sailed from Kev London, Conn., to San Pedro, California, In the winters of 1933- 34- 55 ho worked on the ' Getrudo Thibeaud, a famous fishing schooner out of Gloucester, serving as navigator during throe of the International Fishermen s Races, Stirling and his friends used the ship Aldab ar an , which for- merly belonged to a Czar, to carry cargoes to and from the Indies, Tahiti, and Honolulu, After a while, he v as able to purchase this boat, in ’which ' he had a very exciting experience. Leaving Panama on December 10, 1939 enrouto to Boston, the crow encountered fair, favorable ' weather until they were off Cape Hatterus, near Charles- ton, S, Co, v here they mot a raging storm.. In this galo---the type v ell knov n to ’’vessels of the sea”---tho main ' and top sails were blovai away. The crew, with ' much difficulty, managed to bring the ship into port at Charleston, where it was repaired, Nov; one of Hollyv ood s most talkod-of newcomer, Stirling Hay- den is himself not a stranger to tlio movie kingdomx, having made a previous unsuccessful attempt to ’’crash the Golden Gates” in 1939 Stirling Hayden plans to make for Paramount, a nev; picture, Dildo Kay , in which he sails and maneuvers ships. In this film which ' ' i ' s centered around the West Indies, he will co-star with the lovely ’’sarong girl”, Dorothy Lamour, During my interview, Ivir , Hayden said, ”I v ish I could stay in Boston longer, but my v ork won’t let me,” He did manage’ to visit Gloucester, his homo town, Stirling Hayden plans to reside per- manently in Hollywood, My impression of ' this young man was extremely favorable; He appeared to me a good, all-round fellow, not conceited, and, al- though I hardly know him, I am convinced that his rise to stardom has not changed his original winning personality. This interviev; was what I call a thrilling experience , ' for I am sure that I ' ■ was speaking to a nan v;ho will, before long, bo a movie celebrity, Martha Webster 41 I ' ics, Boyd — Make up a sentence with an interrogative pronoun, Stanley, Allen- -V’ ho, Me? Mrs , Boyd - -Corrcc t . Mrs, Ramer — What do you do for water on the knee? P ope - - 7 e ar pump s ,

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