Scituate High School - Chimes Yearbook (Scituate, MA)

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INSIDE INFORMATION FAMOUS FOR PET PEEVE TREASURED MEMORIES AMBITION Andrew? . Katy Quietness Austin, Bonney Her winning way Bongarzone, Donnie His hot Ford Bumpus, Carolyn Artistic ability (Walloon. Phy Carlson, Uick Carpenter, Lee Clapp. Gladys Clapp. Priscilla Denker. Jimmy Dwighl, Priscilla Flemin;;, Phyllis Fletcher, Arthur Foster, Betty (Jleason, Fred (ioddard. Chuck Graham, Jane Green. Richie Hare, Barbara Lieber, Judy Litchfield. Thad Lopes, Nancy Loring. Bobby MacAllister. Dick Marshall. Bob Mayo, Bessie McAuliffe. Pat Merritt, Jimmy Mitchell. Alice Mitchell, Ruthie Mongeau, Yvonne Noble, Johnny Prouty, Diane Prouty. Richie Prouty, Russ Purslow, Gail Roberts, Dave Roy, Donnie Ryan, Barliara Sharp, Pete . herman. Dianne Smith, Tommy Smith, (iigi .Stark, Maureen .Stearns. Lyn Sylvester, .Mildred Taggart, Nancy Tedford, Ted Timpanv, Teddy Turner, Evelvn Walsh, Shirley W hiltaker, Tom Her smile .Sleeping Getting excited Being a swell kid Quietness His green hot rod Her figure Friendliness Long stories Giggling His drums Ciathering girls Big [)arties Baskcti)all Being so short Her h)oks ( ' lowning Neatness Getting into fights .Skipping school Tall tales .Sh y ness No sense of direction Personality Personality Field hockey Personality Being a riot Her voice His voice Being class president Looks (Jetting mixi ' d up . thletic ability Her hair-do ' s The way he drives Her various talents His red hair Kindness Her fan club Her clothes Her complexion Athletic abilitN His earr :- Attendance? ? Friendliness Sports Cr atililv .Sailors Harvard parties (Certain someone whlstlin ' A messy locker C. G. History Page boy haircut ' aiting for people Bookkeeping II I -name-it. I-got-it ! . I1-A students .Shorthand Women drivers F. G. in Chemistry Ynu d be surprised! .Submarine races Fresh Freshmen First period Boys who crack their knuckles People with harems .Study periods .Slow people Joe Dimaggio Monitor system French Oral reports Being a shorty Getting up early P. S. Histoiy discussions Sprained ankles After sessions .Shorthand Hershey bars Homework Casuists Fourth period study French 11 Alarm clocks Repealers ' lale Homework White bucks Mixed emotions New clothes Ford cars Judy s diet Teachers who expect homework Calls to office Nosev people T. . I datinnists Glee Club Ron s empty gas tank Private Office Home Economics .School plays Science class French H, first time (Cheering at the games -Mock wedding Heh! Heh! Heh! Football games and parties Bookkeeping II class Gen. Chem. class B2 Sorry [ Short memory Tech Tourney games Francais III Playing in Boston (harden .Mock we ' dding Getting out of -- — ? Hi tory talks Basketball games Purslow ' s football party Half-day school Principal s office .Shorthand class Class play 7th period study My friends Play rehearsals Cohasset-.Scil uale games The gang History discussi(ms .54 Glee Club French Sophomore year Twinny Chemistry Glades Minot Am I late? .All-school plays Sept. 7, 19.53 Old locker room 1st day at .S.H.S. Cheering at Boston (Jarden So much fun w ith Dan I .Senior stenography Hockey and Basketball games Trips with . Shrewsbury High crew Chemist rv Mav 10. Vm March 29. 19.54 Basketball in the (iardi n Drive a ' 54 Pontiac Ride with ' Hell Drivers Registrar of Motor Vehicles To stay young at heart Certain banker ' s secretary Chem and Electronics at M. I. T. To be a bachelor Go around the world Hairdresser Photographer To be a wife Own a hairdressing shop Learn to run a shovel To drive a fire truck I ain ' t lalkin ' An honest politician To model galoshes To travel Real wedding Go to gay Paree Be a judge Own a 53 green Mercury Fly a jet fighter Draftsman Move back to Milton Learn how to drive To be 6 feel tall .Move to California Mathematician Own a Wee Blue Inn ' B.S. and Mrs. Degrees Join Coast Guard Professional loafer Melropidilan opera R.H.B. Detroit Lions Life. Liberty, aiul to be Pursued Own a caddy ( oach To sleep for 100 years Have 16 kids T ( attend Harvard To get a car To graduate To knock the W(uld dead!!! I ' ash ion designer To graduate Play pro fn,,iball .Mechanical engineer Join l .S. Coast Guard To live to be 100 Have twin boys 1 o l(i;if all suMinicr 12

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JUNIOR CLASS First row- M. Newcomb, L. Fleming. W. Murray. R. Nichols. R. Stewart. P Stewart. Mr. Atkinson. Miss Gile. C. Merritt, F. Newcoml). C. Molinari. W. 0 Neil. L. Gallireath. Second row: V. Rinehart. A. Veiga. F. Quinn. W. Dennis, C. Locklin, I). Biirnliam. L. Bernard. B. Holland. J. -Mullen E. McElroy. L. Hodgdon. A. Galhreath. G. Mcflarthy. J. Rhodes. .1. Radeliffe, J. I ' elrie. F. Squire. TiiTKU Kow: E. Glavin, J. Agnew, J. Sahin. F. Clark. R. Ainslie. A. Bates. D. Conant. A. McEleney. R. Mitcliell. F. lierg. H. Blancliard. J. Fitzsimnions. G. Collier, M. Ryan. C. Bamber. Foi rtii row: C. Bennett, J. Oliver, R. Howard. R. Kirwood. C. Gallup. R. Howard. D. Petri. J. Edwards, D. Cohen. D. Anderson. H. McAvenia, A. Bowker, W. Col- ton, D. Himelrick, L. Basler, E. Andrews. JUNIOR CLASS Jane Midler, When we started our Junior Year in the fall of 19.5.3, we were an eager group of upperclass- men ready to participate in sports, band, orches- tra, and other school activities. We welcomed five new members to our class: Donald Anderson from Abingtoii, Mass.: Harry Driscoll from Tokyo. Japan: David Himelrick, from Boston. Mass.: June Sabin. from Great Neck, New York: and Pat Snyder, from Chatham, New Jersey, At our first meeting we chose Peter Stewart as our president: Edward Newcoinb as vice pres- ident: Carol Merritt, secretary: and Robert Stewart, treasurer. As our class advisers we chose Miss Gile and Mr. Atkinson. We were well represented in the Student Council this year by CaroK n Ramber. Letitia Rernard. Donald Cohen. William Colton, and Ronald Kirwood. During the year inembsrs of our class partici- pated in all sports, the All-School Play, the Spring Concert, and other school activities. Marcia Newcomb and Lilla Fleming, the peppy cheerleaders from our class, were alwavs at the games cheering the teams. Janie Radeliffe and Gail McCarthy were drum majorettes, and Elizabeth Glavin, head majorette. The two most important events of the year were the ordering of class rings and the Junior Prom. We are looking forward to our senior year with great anticipation, and hope that it will be as enjo abIe and as successful as our junior year. 14