Scituate High School - Chimes Yearbook (Scituate, MA)

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SCITUATE TOWN LIBRARY 3 1644 00278 8451 THE CHIMES Vol. 1 April, 1924 No. 2 THE CHIMES Member of Published by the Students of the Scituate High School, Scituate, Massachusetts Editorial Staff Editor-in-Chief Gertrude Stanley Assistant Editor Eulaila Pinkham Advertising Managers { Harriet Alexander ( Louis Haartz Literary Editors f Margaret Cole 1 Lois Wilson Athletic Editors | ' v p y I George Murphy Alumni Editor Barbara O'Connor Pramatic Editor ) Art Editor Franklin Sharpe Joke Editors LaVange ( Leavitt Morris Exchange Editor Ruth Welch Finance Editor Evelyn Bonney We wish to express our sincere thanks to the business men of this town for their hearty co-operation in helping us to finance the second issue of our school paper, The Chimes. We, as a school, believe that while you are helping us in our project, you are also helping your own business. We hope, too, that the townspeople will patronize you and help to make the coming year a success.

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ENJOY THE SPRING! FILL YOUR NEEDS IN SEASON WELCH'S SCITUATE HARBOR

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2 THE CHIMES We have received many congratulatory letters about our cover design. Among them is one from the principal of the Normal Art School, Boston, Mass. February 25, 1924. Mr. Malcolm A. Merritt, High School, Scituate, Mass. Dear Mr. Merritt: — Recently I came across an article telling about your High School paper and illustrating your cover for the same. I am writing this to congratulate you upon the excellent piece of design v hich you created. As a High School cover designed by a freshman in the school it is most excellent. Please share these congratulations with your supervisor, Mrs. Ward, for undoubtedly her influence has had something to do with bringing about the opportunity for such good work in the High School. I sincerely hope that you may, after graduating from high school, carry on in this field — possibly in the State Art School, or possibly somewhere else. Very sincerely yours, Royal B. Farnum. The editor-in-chief received the following letter from Mrs. Royal B. Farnum, who was bom in North Scituate and was a graduate of the Scituate High School. 21 Walter Street, SomerviUe, Mass., February 6, 1924. To the Editor-in-Chief of The Chimes: My dear Miss Stanley — It gives me great pleasure to congratu- late the Scituate High School for having The Chimes for their school paper. I also congratulate Malcolm A. Merritt, the artist. North Scituate being my birthplace, I am always very much interested in that which takes place in the old home town. ' ' Go forth in your work Work hard, do not shirk ; There's much can be done thru The Chimes. Begin now to write. Think deep, with your might; You may get ahead of The Times. ' Whatever you do May The Chimes ring true. As the months go by and the years May you keep in view The best tho they're few. The choice and the best of ideas. Very sincerely, Flora Bailey Farnum.