Scituate High School - Chimes Yearbook (Scituate, MA)

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27 ALL-SCHOOL PLAY First Row: M. Webb, M. Smith. J. Taylor, S. Brigham, J. Quinn, A. Pratt, L. Stone, M. Veiga, J. Kettell, P. Green, P. Cahoon, P. Gleason. Second Row: E. Hatch, D. Kane, R. Prouty, P. Sharp, G. Wilder, R. Burbank, Miss Reynolds, J. Davis, Mr. Dickinson, Miss Gile, A. Diinphy, W. Bonomi, K. Roberts, D. Jenney. J. Flaherty, B. Walker. Third Row : G. Roberts, R. Rodrick, V. Cole, C. Macy, C. Bowker, J. Veiga, S. Anderson, E. O ' Neil, M. Brow, S. Paul, J. Burnham, C. Walsh, J. Frederick, D. Richards, J. White, J. Carlson, A. Nitzsche, M. Stew- art, G. Gleason, P. Monteiro, L. Newcomb, L. Merritt, S. Pettersen, B. Monteiro, R. Manning, J. Perry, J. Stern- felt. FotiKTH Row: L. Castles, N. Murphy, B. Hunter, M. Lopes, A. Breen, J. Lawson, G. Cole, D. Prouty, P. Merritt, B. Snow, M. Fisher, P. Nord, E. Jenney, G. Veiga, P. Hunter, M. Dyer, D. Stone, L Gleason. SKMOK CLASS I ' LAV First Row: S. Brigham, M. Stewart, Miss Gile, R. Brebner, F. Whorf. S. Anderson, E. O ' Neil. Second Row: P. Hunter, M. Nichols, B. Wyman, R. Burbank, S. Roberts, G. Wilder, V. Cole. J. Flaherty.

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26 ALL -SCHOOL PLAY Dale Richards. ' 52 THE curtains parted and there stood the cho- rus of the Blue and White Minstrels with end-men Arthur Dunphy. George Whorf. Glenn Wilder. iiliam Bonoini. Donald Jenny. Ken- neth Roberts, and Peter Sharp. John Davis ap- peared as Mr. Interlocutor. The first act was produced in regular minstrel show fashion with the chorus providing many songs. During the second act man small groups per- formed. From the Junior High came the Cow- bo s and a group of girls who sang Frosty, the Snowman. That Lucky Old Sun was sung by Neil Murphy. The Senior Hillbillies and Sailors also sang. A trumpet duet was played bv David LaVange and Richard Prout with Evelyn Jenney as accompanist. Judv Tavlor. Bertie Jean Walker. Ellen ONeil. and Janet Sternfelt sang All the Things You Are and Ziguener. Jackie White tap-danced to At Sundown with Lois Merritt as accompanist. Phyllis Cab oon and EveK n Jenne shared honors with Dearie. A.U were in appropriate cos- tumes. The show was directed bv Miss Eleanor Gile and Miss Gertrude Reynolds. The High School orchestra played se eral selections under the di- rection of Mr. Dickinson. This year ' s production was a great success, and everybody, from the chorus girls to the inter- locutor, had a good time working on it. SENIOR CLASS PLAY Dale Richards, ' 52 ' I HIS year ' s senior class play was Clemen- tine. ' written by Peggy Goodin. The title role of Clem, often called Butch, was given to Fannie Whorf. who played the part admirably. The rest of the cast included Mary Kelly, her mother. Muriel Nichols: Gerald Kelly, her father. Scott Roberts: Bertha, the housekeeper, Ellen O ' Neil: Abe Carter. hand man. Bob Burbank: Hank. Clem s pal. Dick Brebner: Pete, a ladv ' s man, Glenn Wilder: Tubby, who had hay fever. Joe Cerilli: Cathv. who had discovered bovs. Susan .Anderson: Jane Ann. a gossip, Sheila Brighani: Ann McNeil, speech teacher. Marv Jane Stewart: Prunella Pringle, Ann ' s aunt, Pollv Hunter. The i)la was a rollicking success. It was directed b Miss Eleanor Gile. abl assisted by Mrs. Frances Cole. Jane Flaherty and Virginia Cole were prompters: and Mr. Borah Kreimer and Miss Alma Slunauk took charge of the scenery.

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28 STUDENT COUNCIL First Row: G. Clapp, C. .Mitchell, B. Prouty, E. Cohen, Miss Harrington, E. Stewart. A. Nitzsche. Second Row: J. Kettell, L. Merritt, N. Towle, T. Whittaker, S. Roberts, J. Alilroy, .S. Anderson, E. Grassie, R. Stewart. STUDENT COUNCIL Barbara Prouty, ' 51 THE Student Council held its first meeting of the year early in September. The officers this year are Eugene Cohen, president: Edward Stewart, vice-president: Barbara Prouty. secre- tary: and Charles Mitchell, treasurer. The mem- bers include Susan Anderson. Lois Merritt, James Milroy. Anne Nitzsche, Scott Roberts, Gene Cohen and Charles Mitchell, seniors; Jack Kettell, Richard Clapp, Barbara Prouty and Ed- ward Stewart, juniors: Aram Brazilian, Eliza- beth Grassie and Neil Towle, sophomores; and Thomas Whittaker and Gladys Clapp, freshmen. Robert Stewart is the representative from Grade 8 and Anne Gardner from Grade 7. In the Student Council we have several com- mittees to plan for dances, assemblies, and ways of raising money. James Milroy is chairman of the Ways and Means committee; Lois Merritt, chairman of the S. A. Dance committee. Other committees are Special Assemblies committee, Lois Merritt, chairman; Football Rallies, Susan Anderson, chairman; and Attendance committee, Barbara Prouty, chairman. In October the council sold S. H. S. football pins. We sent delegates and representatives to the Student Council convention at Sharon in November. This year the council has particularly stressed the requirement that only students who have earned athletic letters have the honor of wearing them. If people wear unearned letters, it takes the glory and honor away from the students who really earn them. Again as last year the Student Council held a school loyalty week in March for the purpose of fostering school spirit and showing the true meaning of school loyalty. During the week stu- dents wore insignia and entered essay and poster contests. The climax of the week was the S. A. Dance at which a large crowd gathered. The Student Council welcomes any sugges- tions, problems, or questions from the student body.