Scituate High School - Chimes Yearbook (Scituate, MA)

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CliiDiiies 3 lAClLlV First Row: Mrs. Dolan, Miss Rowell. Mr. Benson, Mr. Calkin, Mr. Wilcox, Miss Hawkes, Miss Harrington. Second Row: Mrs. Williams, Miss Moulton, Mr. Rogers, Mr. Hawes, Mr. Stewart, Miss Cunneen, Miss Dudley. Third Row: Miss Giles, Miss Gile, Miss Volhner, Miss Kingsbury, Mrs. Wilder. Frederick A. Calkin, B.S., Ed.M. Laurence A. Benson, A.B. Industrial Arts Anne L. Cunneen, Hyannis Teachers College English Bessie M. Dudley, A.B. English Eleanor Gile, A.B. English, History Elizabeth Giles, B.S. in Ed. Mathematics, Science Esther M. Harrington, A.B., Ed.M. Latin, Frencli Wilton G. Hawes, B.S., M.A. Mathematics Ruth E. Hawkes, B.S. Commercial Subjects Mary S. Kingsbury, B.S. Household Arts Donald Leach, B. U. College ot Music Instrumental Music THE FACULTY Principal Ruth E. Moulton, B.P.E. Physical Education, History Richard M. Rogers, B.B.A. Commercial Subjects Gertrude Reynolds, Mus.B. Vocal Music Doris M. Rowell, B.S. in Ed., Certificate of Painting Art, Mechanical Draiuing Edward L. Stewart, A.B. Science, Physical Education Ella Vinal, B.S., M.A. History, Pre-Flight Aeronautics Carol Vollmer, B.S. in Ed. Geography , Hygiene Erroll K. Wilcox, B.S. Science Maud C. Williams, A.B. History, Civics

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2 CMmes CHIMl S I A I I First Row: V. Mongeau, V. Goddard, J. Keyes, A. Dolan, J. Tvler, E. Fleming, F. Quinn, G. Hill, N. Wyman. Second Row: 1 ' . Goddard, P. ord, J. Flynn, L. Cerilli, S. Damon. S. Smith, G. Luce, S. Chad- bourne. R. Mills. A. Dunphy, M. Roy. Third Row: L. iMerritl, N. Giliey. P. Cahir. R. Devine. H. Fettig, V. Day, D. Heywood, T. Breen, L. Reddy, J. Holcomb, J. Bamber. Editor-in-Chief Janice Tyler CHIMES STAFF Business Manager Jane O ' Neill Assistant Editor Alette Dolan Assistant Business Managers Frances Quinn Verdella Goddard Literary Editors Jean Holcomb Joanne MacDonald Donald Heywood School News Patricia Cahir Laura Cerilli Boys ' Sports Thomas Breen Robert Devine Girls ' Sports Virginia Day Patricia Goddard Mary Roy Betty Fleming Jane Keyes Dramatics Shirley Damon Alumni Editors Gladys Hill Louise Reddy Exchange Editor Deborah . ndrews Art Editor Shirley Chadbourne Joke Editors Carol Cross Gloria Luce Class Editors Class of 1947 — ' irginia Mongeau. Nancy ' man. Howard Fettig Class of 1948 — Jon Flynn, Josephine Miles Class of 1949 — Frances Dyer. Nancy Gilley Class of 1950 — Richard Mills, Sandra Smith Grade . and B — Joyce Bamber. Peter Nord Grade 8. and B — Arthur Dunphy, Mary Luce

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4 Clliiniiies CLASS OF 1947 Virginia Motrgeau, Nancy Wyrnan WE, the students ol the Class of ' 47, in order to form in your minds a better understanding of this year ' s Seniors, establish amity, provide the opportu- nity to observe our work, promote good will, and secure your blessings for our future, do ordain and establish this document for your benefit. ARTICLE I. GREETINGS AND FAREWELLS Section I. Greetings To Lil Baker in her freshman year from Nova Scotia. To Bub Jenkins in his sophomore year from Marshfield. To Burt Simmons in his freshman year from Pembroke. To George Cobbett in his junior year from Rockland. Section 2. Farewells To Olive Dolan in her junior year to a trade school. To the Hill twins in their sophomore year to California. To Richard Brown in his freshman year to the Navy. To Don Kennedy in his junior year to Thayer. To Connie Parsons in her freshman year to Florida. To Chris Weeks in his sophomore year to Andover. To Eddie Soule in his sophomore year to California. To Betsy Peggs in her junior year to Maine. To Joe Arcana in his sophomore year to the Navy. To Rocco Fresina in his sophomore year to the Navy. ARTICLE II. OFFICERS AND ADVISERS Section 1. Officers President ; Bob Glynn Vice President Larry Dwyer Secretary J O ' Neill Treasurer Je n Holcomb Section 2. Advisers Mr. Wilcox Miss Rowell ARTICLE III. SPORTS Section 1. Football We want you to know that the reason we came out so well in football is that we had such stars as Bub Jenkins, who made a total of 73 points this season; Buttons Ewell, play- ing his fourth straight year of outstandingly- good, fast football; Vinny Dunphy, Larry Dwyer, Slick Atkins, BoIj Devine, Frankie Cole, Tom Bell, Terry Butler, and Tommy Breen representing the Senior Class. We are all sorry that Bob Glynn was not in there fighting this year, but time waits for no one. Section 2. Boys ' Basketball It was lucky for Scituate that the age limit was extended allowing George Cobbett to play most of the season. He was a great asset to the team, making a grand total of 186 points in 12 games. Terry Biuler was another one of our forwards who was semper in globo. Jimmy Goddard, the lad who broke his glasses in the Cohasset game, proved himself to be a very dependable guard. Vinny Dunphy played a good, fast game of basketball as shown at Hanover. Howard Fettig and Bob Devine certainly did their part to spur the team on! Section 3. Girls ' Hockey Here are the seniors who helped win the South Shore Championship in 1946: Pat Cahir, Cynthia Chadbourne, Ligi Goddard, Jean Holcomb, Pat Manning, Annette Milli- ken, Ginny Mongeau, and Nancy Wyman. Section 4. Girls ' Basketball Calm, cool, collected Jeanie Holcomb; dead-eye Patty Cahir; scoreless Nancy Wy- man; tiny Ginny Mongeau; sparky Deb An- drews; fiery Ligi Goddard; speedy, ever-present Annette Milliken; the point-scoring guard Cynthia Chadbourne; dependable Pat Man- ning; and peppy Shirley Turner dood it again !! They really did! They kept up Scituate girls ' basketball record, winning the Soiuh Shore pennant for the sixth straight year. No, we ' re not forgetting that jimior who ' s a wonderfiU player and all the rest that did more than their share to help us so we could get the championship. Section 5. Cheerleaders Nancy Wyman, Annette Milliken, Ginny Mongeau, Debby Andrews, Glady Hill, and