Scituate High School - Chimes Yearbook (Scituate, MA)

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4 First Row: A. Barry. P. Sylvester. E. Burrows. E. Bartlett, A. Barnes, A. Gillespie. P. Norlon Second Row: F. McClean, 0. Brown. J. Uhittaker. D. Anderson. B. Hattin. C. Manning, F. Williams, M. Hallin. J. Brown. E. McClean. R. Holcomh Third Row: M. Miles. J. Walsh, P. Butler, R. Uamon. C. Leith, J. Welch, K. ining. R. Barnard CHIMES STAFF EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Eudora Bartlett Assistant Editors Abhie Barnes Elmer Burrows Business Manogers Assistant Business Managers James Wehli Kenneth V ' ining Julia Brown Jane Wliittaker Literary Editors Sports Editors (Cornelia Leith Betty Hattin Paidine Sylvester Richard Damon Art Editor Dramatic Editors Exchange Editor Marjorie Hattin Ann Barry Maribeth Norton Doris Anderson Joke Editors Pal Butler Matthew Miles Jerome Walsh Class Editors Class of 1941 Eleanor McLean 7A Robert Holconib Class of 1942 Richard Barnard 7B Forbes McLean Class of 1943 Frances Williams 8A Ora Brown Class of 1944 Amalia Gillespie 8B Carmel Manning Alumni Editor Jeanne Hendrickson

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THE FACULTY Fredkrick a. Calkin, B.S., Ed. M Michael B. Gillespie, B.S., M.A. C. O. Atkinson, B.S. Barbara Arnold, B.S. in Ed. Anne L. Cunneen. Hyannis Teachers College Bessie M. Dudley, A.B. Eleanor Gile, A.B. Elizabeth Giles, B.S. in Ed. Esther M. Harrington, A.B., Ed.M. Ruth E. Hawkes, B.S. Mary S. Kingsbury, B.S. Dorothy L. Maxim. B.S. in Ed. John Samuelson, Mus. B., Ed.M. Nels H. Sandberg, Training School for Teachers of Mechanic Arts Practical Arts Edward L. Stewart, A.B. Latin, Biology, Physical Training Virginia Vines, B.S. in Phys. Ed. Physical Training, History Clare Walker, B.S. Mathematics, Science Edward W. Whitmore, B.S. in Ed., Ed.M. Science Principal Sub-Master. Mathematics Economics. Commercial Subjects, Mathematics Art English English English. History Civics, History. Penmanship Latin, French Commercial Subjects Household Arts Geography. Hygiene Music, Mathematics, Science

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5 The Good Ship Seniors of 1941 Eleanor McLean, ' 41 OUR years ago, we, the graduating class, anchored our ship at Scituate High. We charged our brains with the flaming powder of energy and prepared for a four-year siege to victory. At least, that was our proud intention — and our teachers ' ! We ' ve passed the crisis of the battle and our flag still waves on high. Although nicked here and there from a few scattered E ' s and the well-worn path from physics into study hall, unmarred by any dishonorable or cowardly retreat, it mocks the angry breeze. Success is ours! Our leader in battle this year. Miss Gile, deserves a word of praise. She fought the Civil and World Wars to the end with us, until we emerged, bleeding and tattered, but the victors. More than worthy of our praises are numerous members without whom the fight would have been lost. Elmer Burrows, our accomplished pianist, and Marie Gillis, our violinist, kept up our courage with their soothing rhythms. Billy Schultz blew his trumpet for us with every breaking of dawn. Here, I ' d like to offer the seniors ' sincere appreciation of Mr. Samuelson, a new-comer to our ship ' s glee club and orchestra. He took a common crew and made singing sailors out of them — with a lot of fun thrown in. Kenneth Vining had full charge of the stable — and his squeaky pig we hear so much about. Honk Fallon, chief taker-and-leaver-aparter, almost sank the ship with his crazy antics — but, he merely grinned, as only he knows how, at our captain, Miss Gile, and the ship was saved. Robert Whittaker was often seen under the moonlight, tearing down the decks, head bent, with a pigskin under his arm. (Hedy Lamarr was at the goal.) Doris Anderson, as champion typist, kept our log book. Pat Crowley has kept the crew from starvation with supplies from the First National. Cornelia Leith celebrated Armistice Day by dashing off a little composi- tion — and was awarded with a bright shiny medal. A great deal of admiration and respect must go to Eudora Bartlett. As the winner of the Good Citizenship Award, she was a shining example of diligence and good-sportsmanship in work and play. Ask Edmund Gerard Anthony Ignatius Duffley and Jack Shone about their rather humorous contributions.