Scituate High School - Chimes Yearbook (Scituate, MA)

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11 Highlights of Forty -Niners Name Nickname Ambition Hobby Favorite Sport D. Barclay Dave Cabinet maker Woodwork Hunting fishing M. Barclay Lynn Calendar fi.irl artist A certain person li ' c skating J. Bales Jei) Enjiineer (;irls Basketball B. Best B. A. B. College Gardening Tennis F. Bissell Fay-Fay Meet a West Point man Eating Hockey K. Boylston , Kenna Telephone operator Driving Horseback riding S. Chase Sal Hairdresser Taking pictures Swimming W. Cliipman Ducky Poultryman Stamps Football M. Corrigan Mollyo Nurse Cats Sailing ( .. Cross Carol Hairdresser Buying records Basketball C. Damon Carol Secretary Sewing Roller skating R. Damon Turk Millionaire Bowling Skating J. Daniels Irish Musician Singing Horseback riding V. Day Ginny Nurse Having fun Horseback riding J. Devine Stretch Policeman Watching hockey Football games H. Dowd Sis Breeding dogs Dogs Softball M. Dowd Skook Secretary Baby-sitting Field hockey R. Di.ffey Whoopie Pie Multi-millionaire Dreaming All A. Dwyer Anne Secretary Skating Basketball D. Dwyer Dave Musician Dogs Swimming F. Dyer Fran Commercial artist Getting out of trouble Swimming R. Flaherty Tommy Plumber Sleeping Ice hockey N. Gilley Nan Sail around world Adting Sailing P. Goddard Pat Teacher Stuffed animals Bowling J. Hamlin Boopsie European retail buyer Watching the clouds Volley ball roll by P. Hayward Paul Naval officer Hunting Roller skating J. Ketterer Jack Physical education Model making Swimming director P. Keyes Pat Secretary Knitting Swimming M. Kilduff M. L. Musician Music Swimming N. McDonald Mac Music teacher Music Diving M. McLean Mac Nurse Dancing Basketball D. McPherson Dottie Happiness Being good Cheerleading W. Merritt Doc Success Golf Football J. Mills Jack Boat builder Sports Baseball S. Mongeau Marg Secretary Sports Field hockey G. Morton Georgia Radio technician Hunting Tennis E. O ' Neil Irish Farmer Hunting Boating D. Parker Dee Marry a millionaire Loafing Field hockey I. Pratt Odie Airplane pilot Playing dumb Auto Racing C. Roberts Carole Secretary Baby-sitting Swimming J. Robinson Jim Radio engineer Girls Midget auto racing M. Roy Midget Medical secretary Sports Field hockey J. Santia Skin Midget driver Sports Auto Driving W. Small Bill Own Lincoln Cosmo- Baby-sitting Auto Racing politan R. Sternfelt Bob USN Admiral Radio Hockey J. Stewart Jack Chemist All sports Football J. Silvester Jean Secretary Baby-sitting Roller skating J. Taylor Janny Drive a Midget Auto Eating Football J. Tobin Buckets Nurse Getting into trouble Basketball E. Veiga Eddy Business man Sports Baseball F. Zalenski Skee Dancer Dancing Basketball

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10 Then and Now I wonder if ?he was thinking of her sax then. Do you recognize one of the brother and sister combinations of our class? Does that bonnet h ok hke a nurse ' s cap? She was one of the cutest then too. You can t miss two members of the class of ' 49 pictured together. Which one is the bo} who kicked those helpful points after touchdowns last fall? She had that mischievous look in her eyes then. Even at a tender age she had the pose of a superintendent of nurses. You may find her with a book in her lap even now. The snow-suit-clad child is now a telephone operator. . . . Who is the little girl with dark curl hair? Do ) ou recognize the gal with the bows as one of the cheerleaders? She has a cute shy grin today, too.

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12 JUNIOR CLASS First Row: Miss Kingsbury, class adviser: D. Vickery. J. Dwiglit, R. Lavange. M. Pratt, M. Chase, 0. McMorrow, G. Mitchell, B. Murrill, P. Hobson, M. Wright, P. Rich, C. Witt, Mr. Robb, class adviser. Second Row: C. Tyler, J. Castles. J. Foniri, K. Manning. A. Brow, C. Vespaziani, C. Stearns, V. Ahola, M. Smith, B. Short, M. Noble, B. Cole. J. Kettell, M. Abbott, L. Sampson, J. Nord. N. Breen, C. Jenkins. G. Parker. C. Mahon. Third Row: R. Lee, D. Hendrickson, C. King, W. Hannigan, F. Duval, R. Duval. J. Best. E. Hen- nigan, G. Lemoine, B. Donlan, A. Daneau, J. Jenkins, R. Fernandez. JUNIOR CLASS Janet Best, ' 50 Barbara Short, ' 50 TO whom it may concern : The exceptional class of 1950 last September 8 again prepared it- self for the coming year. At last we were Juniors. Increasing our members in our next-to-last lap were Wallace Dyson, front Ontario, Canada: Edna Bernhardt, from Red Banks High School, New Jersey: Ann Marie Brow, from Braintree High School, Braintree, Massachusetts: and Pa- tricia Hobson. from Staten Island. New York. Unfortunately, Wallace and Edna did not stay with us very long. John Cunningham, an older member, left us for Taft Acadeni) in Watertown. Connecticut. Our junior class officers are president. Osborne McMorrow; vice president, George Mitchell; sec- retary, Betty Murrill; treasurer, Malba Chase. Miss Kingsbury and Mr. Robb are class advisers. Our class has excelled in many extra-curricular activities, including sports, band and orchestra, glee club, and cheerleading. Several of our class were in or took part in the preparation of the All- School Play. The Junior Prom and the Senior Reception were carried out very nicelv. and were well attended. Once again many members of our brilliant class were on the honor roll or honorable men- tion list. Also, two of our members received spe- cial awards during the )ear. Margaret Noble won the 0. G. A. pin in stenography for the best out- lines. Glenn Parker won a South Shore award in football for the best right-end player in the South Shore League. This extraordinary class looks forward to the summer to recharge itself for its Utopia, the senior year.