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-I u SCITUATE TOWN LIBRARY 3 1644 00269 8403 THE CHIMES Vol. 3. January, 1926 No. 1, Member of or MASSACHU3CTTQ Published by the Students of the Scituate High School, Scituate, Massachusetts. EDITORIAL STAFF Editor-in-Chief Hazel G. Eaton Assistant Editor Edward Driscoll r Richard Wherity Advertising Managers Karl Haartz Ljean Lawson Literary Editors T Helen L. Wilson Ruth LaVange Athletic Editors f Catherine Murphy t John Stewart Alumni Editor Rose Hernan Dramatic Editor Eleanor Cole Art Editor Gertrude Wherity Joke Editors T Edgar Hyland L Anna Conant Exchange Editor , Margaret Torrey Finance Manager Dorothy Hammond The Editorial Staff wish to express their sincere apprecia- tion of the voluntary support of the pupils who have submitted material for the Chimes. We sincerely hope to have a more varied list of contributors. To produce the best possible re- sults, we need the support of the whole school. Show your co- operation by writing something for the school paper. We wish to thank the Alumni for their interest in our maga- zine. We also wish to thank the advertisers for their contin- ued financial aid of our school paper.
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2 THE CHIMES THE GOOD ATHLETE The real athlete is not always the flashy star who per- forms the brilliant catches or the sensational runs. He is the man who plays steadily and plods day by day to master the , ame which he is playing. ''Stars are usually made in a thrilling moment. In football a player intercepts a forward pass and makes a brilliant run of seventy-five yards for a touchdown and wins the game. He is a hero, and, if he is popular, is assured of his position on the team. If he makee- errors in future games, it is said that he had an off df y and he is excused at once. This is not my idea of what a real athlete should be. He should be a good, clean fighter, who . can accept defeat with good grace, and can be victorious with- out being overbearing. Jn the big college games and in t e 'World Series this type of r)layer usually comes through with the play that wins. He plays steadily, but does not attract much attention. Then he suddenly performs a brilliant play and it is said that he is a natural baseball or football player. • This is not always the case. Most of his success is due to keeping himself in good physical condition and practicing steadily and faithfully. The spirit of an athlete usually determines his success or failure. He should have a fighting spirit, but not a quarrel- some one. To play a e-ame most successfully a man should be cool and collected. If a r)itcher loses his temper in a game- he also loses his control of the ball ; and the game is usually lost. On the other hand if a pitcher is cool and unruffled, he steadies the other members of the team and often snatches victory from defeat. A player who has these Qualities is a good athlete whether he is a ''star or just an ordinary plaver. Edgar Hyland, '26.
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