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THE CHIMES VOL. 9 June. 1932 No. 1 Published by the Students of the SciUiate High School Scituate Massachusetts Editor-in-Chief Donald Parsons Assistant Editors j Vera Chipman ( Winifred Bartmgton Literary Editors | Charles Colman ( Eleanor Kent Business Manager Stanley Murphy Assistant Business Manager Helen Spear Athletic Editors .( Burchill Sweeney ( Marguerite McCaffrey Art Editor Doris Overland Alumni Editor Ellen Bailey Dramatic Editor Mary Sweeney , . Carol Vollmer Exchaiie;e Editors ] r- • • i I Virginia Cole Joke Editor Ruth Reardon Priscilla Barnes Class Editors l Dorothy Merrill Ruth Spear Priscilla Jones The Editorial Staff wishes to thank the business men who have made possible the printing of this school pu1)li- cation. We especially appreciate their co-operation in this period of financial hardship. We also wish to thank the students who have contributed material. We regret that, as a measure of economy, we were unable to print many articles which were submitted.
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8 THE CHIMES THE LIFE AND CHARACTER OF GEORGE WASHINGTON James L. Cohen, ' 32 A ' ashington — the Father of our country, First in War, first in Peace, and first in the hearts of our countrymen ' our first and greatest President who started the wheels of our government. Upon him fell the burden of putting into action our stal le government, and no man could have better taken his place. As a boy he enjoyed a reputation for bravery, a strong physique, and an ability to train rough horses. These traits were important in forming his character. AVash- ington ' s management and development of Mt. Vernon be- came so well known that he was hailed as one of the best farmers of Virginia. The basis of his prosperity was his honest and fair dealing with all. Washington ' s honesty and his unselfishness led people to respect him more than other men. Wahington had a rare merit, called ' ' the seeing eye which travel improved much. The most important fruit of his travels was the ability to see the need of a strong cen- tral government which he helped to bring about in time of need. The value of his guidance at th e Constitutional Convention can never be overestimated. His travels, there- fore, both in private and military life, aided him to under- stand the foundation of America and her people-
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