Scituate High School - Chimes Yearbook (Scituate, MA)

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THOSE WERE THE GOOD OLD DAYS (SEE PAGE 40)

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10 A SENIOR ' S RECOLLECTIONS (Cont ' d) dent; Peler Noid, vice president: Barbara Prouty, secretary; and Ann Dacey, treasurer. New members of the class were George Baker. Joel Bumpus, Gene McAfee and John Staffeld. Senior football stars who brought us the 1951 championship were Hank Cusick ( captain I . Jack Breen. Eddie Stewart, David LaVange, John fBuchi Jacobucci, Jack Kettell, David Stone, Paul Ford, Donnie Shea, Peter Nord and David Evans. Mike Corrigan was the manager. The All-South Shore Team were Pete. Buch. Hank. Donnie, and Eddie, the first captain from Scituate on this Dream Team. No one will forget the day when Cohasset bowed to a 38-6 defeat on Thanksgiving Day. Senior members of the eminent basketball team of ' 52 who led Scituate to its first league championship for several years and into the finals of the Tech Tourney were Eddie Stewart, Paul Green, Groupie Cole (captain ) , Jack Kettell, George Baker and Paul Ford. In the mind of every Scituate rooter will long remain the superb playing of our team in Boston Gardens, while thev made school history. Many senior girls contributed to the success of our championship field hockey team, namely Rosemary Manning. Helen Ann Murphy, Barb- ara Prouty. Priscilla Merritt. Shirley Pettcrsen and Joan Perry ( co-captains I with Ann Dacey as manager. Ably helping our girls ' basketball team were Joan Perry, Shirley Pettersen. Marilyn Dyer. Faith Simpson. Theresa Dowd. Jebby Burnham. and Rosemary Manning and Helen Ann Murphy I co-captains I . Ann Dacey, Priscilla Merrittt and Dale Richards were the senior managers. Senior cheerleaders, spurring the teams on to championships were Barbara Hunter and Joyce Bamber. Spring sports, tennis, baseball and softl)all. were also outstandingly participated in by the seniors. The Senior Christmas Ball was one of our many undertakings. A not-too-successful night financiallv. it did provide fun for those who attended. Senior representatives to the Student Council were Eddie Stewart, president: Barbara Prouty. secretary: Peter Nord. Jack Kettell, Richard Clapp. Priscilla Merritt. and Sally Lee. Several conventions were attended by these members. Seventeen of our class were in the Pro Merito Society this vear. We held two induction serv- ices and attended two conventions. Senior Key Clubbers were Jack Kettell (presi- dent), Mike Corrigan (vice president!, Eddie Stewart, Peter Nord, Robert Mitchell. Richard Clapp, and Charles Valine. We are proud of the members of our class who have been selected for various awards. The 1). A. R. Good Citizen Award went to Barbara Prouty. Richard Clapp received the Bausch- Lomb Science Award. During Blue and White W eek an award for good sportsmanship was presented to Judith Bernard b the Kev Club. Jack Kettell represented our school in the State House on Good Govermnent Da , March 14. The All-School Play. Up on Old Smoky, proved a tremendous success with several seniors participating. Leading roles were held by the following seniors: Janet Sternfelt. Faith Simp- son. Roxanna Turner, and Bobby Snow. Those appearing in feature acts were Evelyn Jenney and Gene McAfee. Speaking of plays brings to mind the headline players of the Senior Class Play, Seventeenth Summer. The leads were played by Barbara Prouty and Peter Nord. They were ably assisted by a cast consisting of Janet Sternfelt. Carol Litchfield. Judy Bernard, Sally Lee. Marilyn Dyer, Barbara Hunter. Robert Mitchell. Michael Corrigan. David LaVange. Gene McAfee, and Robert Snow. Prompters were Priscilla Merritt, Dale Richards and Roxie Turner. Much credit must be given to the other class members who helped make the play a success. Our four years of high school end the week of June 2 with graduation. We are looking for- ward to the future )ears and what they hold for us. but we shall always recall with gladness our wonderful times at S. H. S. B. Hunter and ]. Bam her. 1952 THE IDEAL SENIOR Hair Kycs Cdniplcxion Persdiialiiy Intellect . ' miie Quietest Best Dressed Best Sport Best Atiiletr Best ManiKMed Best Natured Best Comedian Best Musician Boys John St afield Paul Ford (iarl Crustafson Jack Kettell, . Dick Clapp ' -Mike Corri ;an Joel Bumpus Pete Nord John Jacobucci r ddie Stewart I)a id r a ah ' v Paul Green ' (iene McAfee (Charlie aline Girls Lois Call Marilyn Dyer Barl) Hunter Janet Sternfelt Judy Bernard-- ' Barbara Prouty,- -Mary Alves Jane Burnham Shirley Pettersen Rosemary ' Manning; Ann Dacey Sally Lee- Priscilla Merrjjt L elyn Jenney

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12 INSIDE INFORMATION PET PEEVE •M HAPPIEST WHEN WHAT I ' LL REMEMBER ABOUT S.H.S. SECRET DESIRE Mary Alves George Baker Joyce Bainber Judy Bernard Billy Bonomi John Breen Joel Bumpus Jane Burnhani Lois Call Richard Clapp Ralph Cole Michael Corrigan Henry Cusick Ann Dacey Theresa Dowd Marilyn Dyer David Evans Paul Ford Paul Green Carl Gustafson Helen Hatch Claire Hayward Barbara Hunter John Jacobucci Evelyn Jenney Jack Kettell David LaVange Sally Lee Carol Litchfield .Marsh Litchfield Rosemary Manninj Gene McAfee Priscilla Merritt Robert Mitchell Betty Monteiro Helen Murphy Charles Noble Peter Nord Joseph O ' Donuell Joan Perry Shirley Pettersen Barbara Prouty Betsy Rice- Dale Richards Rila Roderick Donnie Shea Faith Simpson Fremont Smith Robert Snow Thomas Snow John Slaffeld Janet Sternfelt Eddie Stewart David Stone Roxanna Turner (Charles Valine Watching a person act First period Tardy people Driving lessons People who ask me for gum Chemistry Girls who rumple my hair F. R. M., Jr. Homework Homework First seven periods of school Rules II omework People who talk in their sleej) Baby sitting Gossips Studying Habitual talkers Lost causes My height Economics Gym False rumors Test marks Radio and T.V. commercials Poor sports Silly girls Lazy people Tom Sciiool A gossipy girl Shrimp Boats Buddies Radio commercials Two-timing men No Smoking signs Four dented fenders Know-it-alls Monday nxirnings Boys who don ' t siiave Leaders Telephones Getting up in the morning Being accused of cruising A certain vocalist Studying Socks and iiigh heel People who know it all Roxie (iirls who wear lipstick Sore feet Eddie Stewart Janet Sternfelt Fresliman girls Charlie aline Roxv Turner I am singing Fm at war with Mike Dancing Homework is done Driving a ' 52 Lincoln Sleeping Heading for Norwood Fm sailing Listening to music On the golf course Not doing anything I ' m ignoring rules At the horsetrack Fm sleeping In Bookkeeping II I ' m daydreaming I ' m with Sue Summer comes Out of school I ' m in chemistry Working I am roller skating I ' m dancing 2:10 Friday conies Fm asleep Sleeping Fm in No. .Scituate I ' m eating At the races 2:L5 rolls around In time with Elgin I ' m singing Fm busy The bell rings at 2:10 I ' m with Frankie Fm with Tom It ' s pay night Period 7 comes along 2:10 Friday afternoon I ' m with Howii- I ' m thinking of Eddie I ' m sleeping Swimming Sailing No arguments Sleeping In a grey Mercury In my 6th period nap A certain Westender Heading for Norwell I ' m Mill in sciio(d I ' m with Bob Playing sports Guess? I ' m with a certain boy Ar :uin End of 20 min. study Everything My senior year My classmates Good natured teachers What I didn ' t learn No smoker ' s bluff Mr. Walker Mending books History discussions Just about anything 5.673,000 bricks Sports Antics in locker room Gym classes Senior Class Play Study Rest Periods Time I ' ve wasted ■. ' )l- ' 52 basketball Math class ( ym classes Friends Cheerleading Sports .School musicals Everything My Senior year Ambitious? committees Seventeenth .Summer Sleeping 6th period Crowded tables S. A. Dance. 19,52 Harlcin Noctuni ' 49 Mi tiie good limes Study hall Locker room As much as possible Football and history H istory The (iang Tiie ki ls Fun willi llie kids ( radual inn .Struggles with niutii Playing baskelball .Sports My friends (Jym classes (;lee Club 4lh periofl study (!lienii lr Mr. Johnson . enior year 51 ' .52 basketball Ml-. ' - ' chool plays Arguments To own a Cadillac Yon can ' t make me talk! To move Southwest A yellow convertible Co 4-08 14- J To capture a pigeon To own a Cadillac To own a French poodle To own an automobile Be a golf professional It ' s still secret .Still secret To get out of S. H. S. To run S. H. S. my way A certain boy To inherit a fortune To sail around the world To succeed in college To have no worries To be a Jesuit Success A certain someone To have a rich liushand Richest man on earth To go to Paris Another football game U. S. Marine Band To play the bass viol To drive No. 4 To own fastest hot rod To be sophisticated To get on T. V. To reform Charlie To be in the money To be with a certain guy I ' o play football To race an 88 ' ' To live in Hawaii To be a jet pilot To go on a cruise To travel lo foreign lands A trip to France To be a success T. R. 0. A guy named Joey To get an A in history To meet Ted Williams 18 Moffatt Rd.. Quincy To be in fire dept. To own a racing car To be a frogman Three sets of twins To learn how to spell To pack cream cheese To weigh 100 pounds S. L. P.