Scituate High School - Chimes Yearbook (Scituate, MA)

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26 THE CHIMES COMPLETE THEORY. 100 shorthand outlines to he written correctly and transcribed. Louise Chessia, Robert Ewell, Betty Franzen, Gertrude Joneleit, Betty MacDonald, Eleanor Secor, and Marie Wilder. ()()- ORD Transcription. Dictation for five minutes at sixty words per minute and transcrihed. Lillian Chandler, Louise Chessia, George Dwyer, Robert Ewell, Betty Franzen. Gertrude Joneleit, Betty MacDonald, Rita Mahon, Virginia O ' Neil, Eleanor Secor, Theodore Vinal, Marie Wilder, Virginia Zucker, Margaret Fallon, Grace Moffitt, and Helen Manning. 80-Word Transcription. Dictation for five minutes at 80 words per min- ute. Louise Chessia, Betty Franzen, Betty MacDonald, Rita Mahon, Vir- ginia O ' Neil, Eleanor Secor, Theodore Vinal, and Marie Wilder. 100-Word Transcription. Dictation for five minutes at 100 words per minute. Louise Chessia and Theodore Vinal. TYPEWRITING AWARDS Those who received awards in typewriting for their ability in speed and accuracy are as follows: Junior Order of Artistic Typists. The copying of material accurately with an even touch. Second-year students Louise Chessia, Betty Franzen, Lucille Frost, Harold Graham, Ger- trude Joneleit, Betty MacDonald, Rita Mahon, Rose O ' Neil, Virginia O ' Neil, Eleanor Secor, Margaret Soule, Theodore Vinal, Marie Wilder, and Virginia Zucker. First-year students Joan Breen, Barbara Curran, Jessie Drake, Madeline Duffey, George Mitchell, George Secor, Charlotte Turner, Grace Reynolds, and Arthur Zollin. Charlotte Turner won a pin for the best paper. Senior Order of Artistic Typsits. Setting up material accurately on two slieets of paper, usually including some tabulation work. Louise Chessia, Eleanor Secor, and Magraret Soule. Competent Typist. Typing 30 words per minute for 10 minutes with not more than 5 errors.

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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.

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THE CHIMES 27 Second-year students Louise Chessia, Robert Ewell, Betty Franzen, Lucille Frost, Harold Graham, Jane Hill, Gertrude Joneleit, Edith Litchfield, Betty Mac- Donald, Rita Mahon, Helen Manning, Rose O ' Neil, Virginia O ' Neil, Eleanor Secor, Peggy Soule, Virginia Thompson, Theodore Vinal, Betty White, Dorothy Whittaker, Marie Wilder, and Virginia Zucker. First-year students Jessie Drake and Grace Reynolds. Competent Typist. Typing 40 words per minute for 10 minutes with not more than 5 errors. Louise Chessia, Robert Ewell, Betty Franzen, Lucille Frost, Harold Graham, Gertrude Joneleit, Betty MacDonald, Virginia O ' Neil, Elea- nor Secor, Peggy Soule, Theodore Vinal, Marie Wilder, Virginia Zucker, and Helen Manning. Competent Typist. Typing 50 words per minute for 10 minutes with not more than 5 errors. A pin as well as certificate awarded. Gertrude Joneleit, Louise Chessia, and Helen Chicko. Competent Typist. Typing 60 words per minute for 10 minutes with not more than 5 errors. Helen Chicko. Peg: What course are you taking? ' Rose: The Classical. Peg: Why? Rose: I wanted to read ' Virgil ' . Peg. Why ' Virgil ' ? Rose: It ' s so interesting. Peg: How do you know? Rose: It starts right. Peg: How? Rose: Arma Virumque Cano. Peg: What does that mean? Rose: Arms, a man, and a canoe. The teacher was testing the intelligence of one of the freshmen and asked : Who said, ' I ' ve come to bury Caesar ' ? P-please, teacher, the undertaker, suggested the timid youngster.