Scituate High School - Chimes Yearbook (Scituate, MA)

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24 THE CHIMES Seven members of the Eighth Grade took part in the Horace Mann Pla) given in the auditorium last fall. Some pupils from the Eighth Grade were chosen to take part in the physical education demonstration given for the Parent-Teachers Associa- tion. Josephine Spear, Jane Whittaker, Irene Jacobsen, George Williams and Patricia McLean participated in the finals of the Public Speaking Con- test. The total enrollment in the Eighth Grade has been seventy-six pupils. We were glad to welcome the following new members to the Seventh Grade: Mary Lou Hersey from North Weymouth, and Mary Ann Evans from Warren Junior High, Newton. Robert Rotchford left school early this year. The Seventh Grade enrollment for the year has been sixty-five mem- bers. The members of the Seventh Grade who have been on the honor roll this year are as follows: SEVENTH GRADE CLASS NOTES Patricia McLean, ' 43 September and October Marjorie Hattin Martha Lavoine Maria Mansfield Patricia McLean Patrick Butler Matthew Miles Joan Rouleau Lillian Santia Frances Williams November and December Marjorie Hattin Martha Lavoine Patricia McLean John Anthony Patrick Butler Maria Mansfield Joan Rouleau Dorothy Secor Helen Stark Frances Williams January and February John Anthony Betty Botham Patricia McLean Matthew Miles George Burrows Marjorie Hattin Martha Lavoine Mary Lou Hersey Maria Mansfield Gordon Page Joan Rouleau Anne Steverman Frances Williams

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THE CHIMES 23 Betty Baxter, Mary Jordan, and Victor Robinson. The latter three were here for only a few months and then left to attend different schools. The Freshmen and Sophomores joined together for a social on March 18. The Freshman-Sophomore Hop was a great success and was enjoyed by all who attended it. Out of the six Freshmen, Doris Anderson, Eudora Bartlett, Howard Burleigh, Herbert Friese, Robert Spear, and Douglas Willett, chosen to speak in the semi-finals of the Prize Speaking Contest, two were selected for the finals. They were Doris Anderson and Herbert Friese. The Eighth Grade welcomed the following; new members: Ida Villa: Albert Shunstrom from Hanover; George Hersey from North Weymouth: and Lester Chadbourne from Augusta, Maine. Edith MacNamara and Eleanor Hatch have moved from Scituate. Robert Valine has left school because of a serious illness. The members of the Eighth Grade that have been on the honor roll are as follows: September and October Abbie Barnes Gladys Ellms William Holland November and December High Honors William Holland Abbie Barnes Barbara Murphy Warren Sylvester George Williams January and February Abbie Barnes Thomas Calkin Joan Cole Richard Franzen Elizabeth Hattin William Holland Barbara Murphy Warren Sylvester George Williams Dana Condit Gladys Ellms Christel Jonleit participated in a dance recital given at Symphony Hall in Providence, Rhode Island.

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THE CHIMES 25 The Seventh Grade girls played hockey against the Eighth Grade girls early this vear and won their first victorv in that game. Some of the Seventh Grade pupils participated in a Horace Mann play given for an assembly on Horace Mann Day. Some of the Seventh Grade girls took part in a physical education demonstration consisting of exercises and folk dances. COMMERCIAL AWARDS SHORTHAND AWARDS Those to receive certificates for awards in their shorthand ability this year are as follows: Junior Order of Gregg Artists. The copying of shorthand to be judged on the quality of the outlines. Second-year students Lillian Chandler, Louise Chessia, Robert Ewell, Betty Franzen, Dor- othy Gordon, Harold Graham, Jane Hill, Gertrude Joneleit, Edith Litchfield, Betty MacDonald, Rita Mahon, Helen Manning, Grace Moffitt, Virginia O ' Neil, Eleanor Secor, Peggy Soule, Betty White, Dorothy Whittaker, Marie Wilder, and Virginia Zucker. First-year students Alberta Cerilli, Madeline Duffey, George Secor, Margaret Soule, Mary Steverman, Charlotte Turner, and Helen Westerhoff. Senior Order of Gregg Artists. Copying of shorthand outlines to be judged on the quality. Second-year students Lillian Chandler, Louise Chessia, George Dwyer, Robert Ewell, Bsttv Franzen, Dorothy Gordon, Gertrude Joneleit, Betty MacDonald, Rita Mahon, Helen Manning, Grace Moffitt, Virginia O ' Neil, Betty White. Marie Wilder, and Virginia Zucker. Robert Ewell, Betty Franzen, Lois Holland, Betty MacDonald, and Betty White won pins for the excellence of their outlines in the An- nual Order of Gregg Artists ' Contest. First-year students Alberta Cerilli, Madeline Duffey, Lucille Frost, Rose O ' Neil, George Secor, and Margaret Soule.