Scituate High School - Chimes Yearbook (Scituate, MA)

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JOHN TURNER The 1937 edition of the Chimes is dedicated to John Turner, whose death in May, 1936, left in the hearts of his schoolmates an empty place which cannot be filled.

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ELECTRIC HOT WATER AT ORDINARY COST Continuous, automatic electric hot water service of course is not ordinary service, yet the cost is ordinary — only a few cents a day for hot water whenever you want it, merely by turning the faucet. The full story will give you a pleasant surprise. BROCKTON EDISON CO. DONOVAN DRUG nlvDrl J nVJUL CORP. CAFETERIA STUDENTS ' LUNCHES Cohasset, Massachusetts ccD cr r Aiiv bcKVcD DAILY GREENBUSH FILLING STATION Compliments of JOHN A. RUSSELL, Prop. HOWARD YOUNG Auto Supplies and Accessories Greenbush, Mass. Tel. 583-M MILK AS A FOOD As we develop the study of Foods, we find people are less intereste.d in the quantity and more interested in quality. People are more se.lective. Milk takes first place, according to modern science, diets be,ing built around milk. Make sure you get a sufficient amount of milk — a quart daily. Edwin S. White Allan R. White

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EDITORIAL STAFF Front Row, left to right: Helen Manning, Elizabeth Damon, Esther Spear, Grace Reynolds, Margaret Huntley, Madeleine Bailey. Second Row: Lucille Frost, Jessie Drake, Elizabeth MacDonald, Mary Cahir, Doris Simmons, Mary Soule, Virginia Young, Mary Sexton. Third Row: Lawrence Gates, Theodore Vinal, William Sexton, John Driscol, Phillips Weeks, Robert Brand.