Scituate High School - Chimes Yearbook (Scituate, MA)

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12 CLASS OF 1945 First Row: E. Swift, R. Jenkins. R. Damon, G. O ' Neil. W. Dacy. Skcond Row: Miss Vines, Class Adviser; J. Arcana, A. Morton, 0. Brown, C. Manning, S. . niiot, K. Stone, E. Whittaker, M. Ewell, S. Shapiro, B. Newcomb, K. Brown, M. Fresina. Third Row: J. Webb, P. Cobbett, A. Page, A. Butler, M. Santia, P. Hardwick. S. Litchfielil, E. Bickford, P. Cobbett, M. Connolly, J. Cole, E. Stark. Foi RTH Row: . Ahola, R. Manning, C. Patterson, T. Dunn. P. Mahoney, T. CliadhiMirne, T. Macy, C. Stenbeck, H. Zollin, M. Litchfiel.l. Class of 1945 Carmel Manning THE class of 1945 have now become Juniors. At our first class meeting the following offi- cers were chosen: president, Scott Aniiot: vice- president, Rocco Foniri; secretary. Emily Whit- taker; treasurer. Carmel Manning: class adviser. Miss Vines. During the year Rocco Foniri, a most active classmate, went into the Navy, and Kenneth Stone was elected to the position of vice-president. The newcoiners to our class this ear were Eileen Bickford from Roxbury and Barbara Sturm from Nebraska. We are very happ to have them with us. Many of the members of our class participated in sports this year and were very successful. The following received varsity letters for football: Rocco Foniri. Richard Jenkins, Paul Mahoney, and Charles Patterson. Thomas Chadbourne, Thomas Macy, and Kenneth Stone received junior varsity letters. Ann Butler, Ann Page, Emih Whittaker and Carmel Manning re( ' eived varsit) letters for field hocke . Charles Patterson was the only boy of the junior class to be awarded a letter in basketball. Letters were awarded to Ann Butler. Ann Page. Emily Whittaker and Carmel Manning in this same sport. We hope to have very successful seasons in both baseball and tennis. Our junior cheerleaders. Merilvn Ewell. Adelva Morton, Ann Page and Ann Butler, should be highly praised for their work, especially at the Hanover game when they led the cheers even in a cold rain. The Junior Jamboree, which was held Decem- ber 21. was a very successful dance. The com- mittee consisted of the four class officers, and Ora Brown, Ann Butler. Merilvn Ewell. Pauline Hardwick, Shirley Litchfield. Adelva Morton, Beverly Newcomb. Ann Page. Sylvia Shapiro, Elizabeth Stark. Thomas Chadbourne and Ed- ward S wift. The Junior Prom was held in Mav. and the Senior Reception in June climaxed our social activities for the year. Ill all, the Junior Class has had a very prom- ising and enjoyable )ear, and we hope that our senior ear will be as successful.

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RoBKKT WiTHKM Scifiililic ( ui Ki)(iil)all. 3, 4; Oiclicslra, 4. To be a pilot is his aim. We know he ' ll reach the heights of lame. Paul O ' Neil General Course. Football. 3. 4; Baseball, 3. His voralion. and his hobby, too. Is sailinf! on the deep, deep blue. K M 1 1 Kit 1 N K W 1 1 1 I T K 1 :li Commercial Course. Hockey, 3, 4; Basketball, 3, 1; Soft- ball, 3. 4; Glee Club, 1. It ' s the dimples and her laufihinn eye That ynii notice as she passes by. Ro;;kr Zollin Scientific Course. Football, 2, 3, 4; Senior Class Play, 4. Very muscular and bland, Always willing to lend a hand.

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dlnDiiiiiies 13 CLASS OF 1946 First Row: D. Yuhr, R. Mongeau, W. Swift, S. MacNeill, P. Miles, R. Roberts, L. Cerilli, F. Damon. SiccOND Row: E. Callahan, J. Powers, M. McCarthy, C. Dunphy, J. Hersey, J. Litchfield, R. Holcomi), C. Fleming, P. Rouleau, E. Bates, J. Warren, A. Ainslie, L. Matthews, Class Adviser Stewart. Third Row: M. Riani, D. Vaughn, R. Whittaker, M. Damon, A. Heffernan, E. Feola, M. Wliiltaker. S. Whitcomhe, A. Patterson, B. Tindall, J. Douglas, A. Curran, M. Manning. FoiiRTH Row: J. Stanton, R. Flaherty, S. Bartlett, D. Hattin, S. Jenney, J. Franzen, A. Graham, B. Welch, W. Crosby, D. McPherson, C. Vickery, R. Dwyer. Class c William LAST September the class of ' 46 came back to school for their second year as students of Scituate High. Early in the fall we held a class meeting and Charles Fleming, Robert Holcomb, Patricia Rou- leau, and John Litchfield were elected president, vice-president, secretary, and treasurer, respec- tively. Mr. Stewart was chosen as class adviser. After he enlisted in the Navy, Mr. Rogers was elected to succeed him. Our class was well represented this year in athletic achievement. Dick Flaherty. Charles Fleming. Ralph Roberts, Cobby Swift, Charles Vickery. William Vining. and Daniel Yuhr won their letters for footall. The girls were well rep- resented in sports also. For field hockey the fol- lowing girls went out: Peggy Cole, Margaret Damon, Carol Dunphy, Lois Matthews, and Pa- tricia Rouleau. In basketball, Charles- Fleming, Robert Hol- comb. and Cobby Swift made the first team. The following members were out for girls ' bas- if 1946 Vining ketball: Anne Heflferman, Joan Powers, Patricia Rouleau, Barbara Tindall, Dorothy Vaughn, and Ruth Whittaker. Betty Ann Welch was assistant manager. The members of the teams were cheered on to victory by the following cheerleaders from our class: Margaret Damon, Emily Feola, Marie Mc- Carthy, and Dorothy Vaughn. The Sophomore Class has had a large number of pupils on the honor roll at each marking period. Ever since the War Bond drive has been on, the two Sophomore home rooms, 206 and 209, have had a competition to see which could get the largest percentage. At the end of March, Room 206 led. 100 per cent of its members hav- ing bought stainps on two occasions. In the fall the Freshmen cooperated wi th us in staging a very successful dance. Ott the whole, the Sophomore Class has been very prominent in the various activities of the school.