Scituate High School - Chimes Yearbook (Scituate, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1956 volume:

SCITUATF TOWN LIBRARY As the chimes in Lawson ' s Tower ring out another graduation, we, the class of 1956, remember the wonder- ful years spend in their shadow at vScituate High School. The teachers we ' ve had, the friends we ' ve made, the games we ' ve won, and the good times we ' ve enjoyed together will continue to ring in our memories. Soon the members of our class will leave Scituate High School to take their places in the world. To preserve our memories for future years, we present our yearbook, the 1956 CHIMES. As the chimes con- tinue to ring the passing of the clas- ses, may the alumni of Scituate High School spread its spirit throughout the world. Published by the Students of Scituate High School Scituate, Massachusetts Photography by Loring Studios Boston We Remember GEORGE A. J. FROBERGER ANNE L. CUNNEEN In July, 1955, Mr. George A. J. Froberger retired, because of his health, after eight years of service in the Scituate School Department. He was principal of the Junior -Senior High School from 1947 to 1954, and assistant superintendent of schools from 1954 to 1955. Mr. Froberger is remembered and respected for his sincere interest in young people and for the high ideals which he tried to inculcate in the students of Scituate High School Anne L. Cunnen, beloved teacher of English in the Scituate schools since 1919, passed away in July, 1955. Miss Cunneen was loved by former students as a sympathetic teacher and friend. One of her great contributions to the town was her work with Americanization classes. In 1954, the Kiwanis Club awarded her the ' Woman of the Year plaque for her outstanding service as one of Scituate ' s great teachers. 2 The Chimes EDITORIAL STAFF BUSINESS STAFF Editor-in-Chief.. . .Beryl Sylvester Business Manager . .Mary Sue Curran Assistant Editors. . . .Anne Gardner Co-Manager Joan Barry Beverly Burt Assistant Business Managers Art Editor Addison Pratt Marilyn Budjinski Girls ' Sports Phyllis Gleason Linda Calderwood Boys ' Sports Leonard Stone Edward Dunham Brenda Merritt Dramatics Penelope Richards Typists Alumni Charlotte White Alice Atkins Susan Aiken Class Editors Constance Gomes Joan Turner Judith Garlinger Joyna Roderick Deborah Tilden Ann Misner Marjorie Sprague Dorothy Marsh Pauline Cecil Faculty Advisor Miss Hawkes Faculty Advisor Miss Dudley Ruth D. Allen English, Latin Clarence O. Atkinson business Subjects Mary K. Baker Homemaking Mary S. Bauer Physical Education Herschel Benson Physical Education Raymond G. Biggar English, History Dominic J. Bonanno Industrial Arts Charles E. Bordne Mathematics Eleanor Brown Latin, French Robert Burgess Practical Arts Beatrice M . Coleman Homemaking Ruth J. Cote Science Stuart E. Crapser Science B. Norman Dickinson instrumental Music A . Leslie Faulkner Busmess Subjects Joseph C. Driscoll Geography Bessie M. Dudley English Dorothy H. Croker French, Spanish SamuelJ. Tilden Director of Guidance Edward L. Stewart Principal Faculty Scituate High School John J. Gibbons English, History Eleanor Gile Librarian Edward K. Chace ' uperintendent of Schools Elizabeth Giles Mathematics Margaret T. Hamilton English Ruth E. Hawkes Business Subjects William R. Johnson Lawrence C. Keenan Judson R. Merrill Mathematics Physical Education Ancient History Mary E. Monahan History Barbara Murphy English ErroU K. Wilcox Science Alma Shmauk Art, Mechanical Drawing Maud C. Williams Social Studies Elliott Small Algebra, Geometry Jean Strzelecki School Secretary Ella L. Vinal History , Government Yvonne Twomey School secretary Edgar L. White, Jr. Vocal Music Flora D.White, R.N. School Nurse Message from the Principal One of the most eagerly an- ticipated events of any school year is the publication of the yearbook. A chron icle of the year ' s events, its pictures worth many thousand words, your yearbook will delight you now and recall memories in future years . ' The Chimes ' ' attests the many hours of planning and work unselfishly given by the staff and their faculty advis- ors. Their satisfaction and thanks come from your enjoy- ment. 6 SUSAN AIKEN Transferred from Matignon High School 3; Student Council 4; Pro Merito; CHIMES Staff 4; SCITU- ATION Staff 3; Nurses ' Club 3; Homemakers ' Club 3. She ' s a laugh, she ' s a ball; Hers is a heart with room for all. BARBARA BLANCHARD Basketball 2; Softball 2; Nurses ' Club 3; Homemakers ' Club 3; Glee Club 2. Barby laughs from morn ' til night; With her around things are bright. ROSALIE ALVES Glee Club 1,2,3; SCITUATION Staff Typist 2,3; All-School Play 2. Here ' s a girl who can really dance. She leaves her audience in a trance. MARY BLANCHARD Student Council 4; Basketball 1,2, 3; Softball 1,2; Glee Club 1,2; Future Teachers ' Club 4; Service Award 4. Winning first prize with her U.N. essay Assures she ' ll do well, come what may. SUSAN ANDREWS Transferred from Framingham High School 3; SCITUATION Staff 3; Nurses ' Club 3. Sue goes fast. Sue goes slow, ' ihe ' ll speed to the top; that we know. ALICE ATKINS CHIMES Staff 4; SCITUATION Staff 3; Glee Club 2. Baking things that can ' t be beat, Alice will reign without defeat. EDWARD BOW EN Projection Club 3,4; Talent Show Stage Manager 4. He ran the projector and got a spotlight. With him around things are all right. CORNELIA BOWKER Field Hockey 1,2; Manager 4; Tennis 2; Basketball, Assistant Manager4; GleeClub 1,2; Nurses ' Club 4. The field hockey team had a suc- cessful season. Cornelia ' s fine management was the reason. JOAN BARRY CHIMES Staff 3; BusinessManager 4; SCITUATION Staff 3; Field Hockey 1,2,3; Cheerleader 4; Homemakers ' Club 3; Service Award 1,2. Joanie was awarded theO.G.A.; She ' ll be successful all the way. JAMES BREEN Class Vice President 2; Football 1,2,3,4, Captain 4; Glee Club 2. Jimmy is really quite a guy; We ' ll all tell you, that ' s no lie. DEBORAH BRIGHAM Class Treasurer 1.4; SCITUATION Staff3; Hockey 1,2,3; Softball 2 Cheerleader 4; Glee Club 1,2 Future Teachers ' Club 4; Nurses Club 3. Debbie is very cheery and bright; To us she ' s always a welcome sight. MARILYN BUDJINSKI Transferred from North Attleboro High School 3; Pro Merito; CHIMES Staff, Assistant Business Manager 3,4; Nurses ' Club 3,4; O.G.A. Award 3. She only came here in 54, But each day we like her more. CYNTHIA CARLSEN Field Hockey 2 ; Softball 2 ; Nurses ' Club 3; Homemakers ' Club 3; Glee Club 2,3. She knows the way to a man ' s heart. Cooking is her special art. DAVID CORNELL Transferred from VValpole High School 4; Football 4; Baseball 4. Dave just joined our class this year; We ' re very glad that he came here. MICHAEL COYNE Student Council 1.4; Key Club 4; Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1.2.3, 4. Mike should reach the highest peaks ' Cause he always thinks before he speaks. MARK CROKER Key Club 3,4; SCITUATION Staff, Business Manager 3; Football Manager 3.4; BaseballManager 2, 3.4. The football team was given its spark By our very capable manager — Mark. ELEANOR CHAMBERLAIN Transferred from St. Margaret ' s School 3; Glee Club 3; President 4; Nurses ' Club 4; Cheerleader 3; Head Cheerleader 4; Talent Show 4; Girls ' Choir 4; Spring Concert 4. Although from Cohasset High she came. She quickly rose to cheerleading fame. MARY SUE CURRAN Class Vice President 1; Class Sec- retary 4; Pro Merito Scriba; CHIMES Staff 3,4; Business Man- ager 4; SCITUATION Staff 3,4; Field Hockey 1,2,3. Co -Captain 4; Basketball 1.2,3, Co-Captain 4; Softball 1.2.3; Glee Club 1,2; Spring Concert 2; O.G.A. Award 3.4; Girls ' State 3; Good Govern- ment Representative 4. In field hockey, basketball, and Softball, too, You ' ll find none better than our Sue. MARGARET CLAFLIN Glee Club 1,2,3.4; Homemakers ' Club 3. VVhenMargo ' s around, all solem- nity ' s done; To us she ' s just a barrel of fun. SYLVIA DAUPHINEE Class Secretary 3; SCITUATION Staff 3; Cheerleader 3; Field Hockey 1.4; Softball 1.3; Glee Club 1.2; Homemakers ' Club President 3; Nurses ' Club 4. Sylvia ' s classified as petite, But she ' ll never know defeat. NANCY DeMELLO SCITUATION Staff 3; Glee Club 1,2; Service Award 4. Nancy ' s usually calm and cool, But there ' ve been exceptions to this rule ! MARIANNE FETTIG Field Hockey 1; Glee Club 1.2; Nurses ' Club 3,4; Cheerleader 3. She can knit, she can sew, and she can bake; Anexcellent housewife she ' s sure to make. RAYMOND DeMELLO When Ray has a car at his coin- mand, He has the situation well in hand. ANNE GARDNER Student Council 3; Pro Merito; Monitor 3; Marshal 4; CHIMES Assistant Editor 4; D.A.R. Award 4. If Anne her great ambition fulfills. She ' ll be treatingcat and dog ills. WINIFRED DENNIS Talent Show 4; Basketball Assis- tant Manager 3; Manager 4; Soft- ball Assistant Manager 2,3; Field Hockey Assistant Manager 4; Glee Club 1,2,3.4; Nurses ' Club 3; Service Award 3 ,4; Monitor 2 ,3; Marshal 4; Spring Concert 1,2, 3,4; Magazine Drive Chairman 4. She managed each athletic team To be sure the girls were on the beam. JOHN GARDNER Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3. John was another football hero; He ' ll always score far above zero. VIRGINIA DORR Pro Merito; Field Hockey 4; Bas- ketball 3.4; Softball 2.3; Glee Club 3; Spring Concert 3; O.G.A. Award 3,4. The Army is lucky to get this gal; She ' s a good worker and a won- derful pal. PHYLLIS GLEASON Pro Merito; Basketball 1,2; Cheer- leading 3,4; Field Hockey 1,2; Softball 1; Nurses ' Club 4; Pho- tography Club 3; Glee Club 1; SCITUATION Staff 3; CHIMES Staff 4. With a winning way and a pleas- ant smile Phyllis is always right in style. JOHN FALVEY Key Club 3,4. It seems John never has much to say. But a few remarks can go a long way. CAROLINE GRASSIE Class Secretary 2; Field Hockey 1,2,3; Co-Captain 4; Basketball 1,2,3; Co-Captain 4; Softball 1, 2,3,4; Nurses ' Club 3; Home- makers ' Club 3; Glee Club 1.2,3; SCITUATION Staff 2,3; O.G.A. Award 3,4; Service Award 2. Carrie will always obtain a high score, Be it in class or on the gym floor. ROBERT GREEN Football 1; Basketball 1; Cross Country 3,4; Track 4; Photography Club 3; Monitor 3. When looking for some one for an important job, You can ' t go wrong if you get our Bob. ROBERT LOPES Class President 4; Glee Club 2,3. 4; Chairman 3,4; Basketball 2,4; Football 1,4; Boys ' State 3; All- State Glee Club 4. This year Big Bob helped lead the way To June and Graduation Day. JOHN HOEY We ' re glad that John is one of the class. Supplying laughs for every lad and lass. HUGH LYNCH Glee Club 3,4; Football 4; Wrest- ling 3; Amateur Radio Club 4. Huggar and Ugh are the nick- names he got. We know his future will hold a lot. PAULINE JACOBUCCI Glee Club 4; Service Awards 2,3, 4; Field Hockey 2,3,4; Basketball 3,4; Tennis 1,2,3,4; Magazine Drive 4; Spring Concert 4. Because she ' s a hockey and bas- ketball star. We do not doubt that she ' ll go far. WARREN MAIRO Glee Club 3,4. It seems he always has something to say. And we all like him just that way. ROGER KIRWOOD Class President 1; Band 1,2,3,4; Orchestra 2,3; South Eastern Massachusetts Band 2, 3; All-State Band 3; Key Club 2,4; Treasurer 3; Student Council 2; Vice Pres- ident 3; President 4; Pro Merito, Boys ' State 3; Monitor 2; Marshal 4; SCITUATION Staff 3; Basket- ball 1; Football 3,4; All-School Play 4; Glee Club 3. New York - that ' s where he ' s from. We ' re really glad he did come. LAWRENCE MAYO Class Vice President 3,4; Student Council 1.3,4; Key Club 3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Monitor 3. As vice president Larry ' s a V.I. P. But this year he was also a casu- alty. JOHN LITZ, JR. Basketball 1. Known and liked by everyone, John ' s always ready to lend a sum. DONALD OAKES Student Council 1; Pro Merito; Key Club 1,2,3,4; SCITUATION Staff 3; Library Staff 3,4. Don ' s very clever- he has to be- To get action from his Model T . II J ELLEN O ' DONNELL GleeClub 1,2; Basketball 1.2,3,4; Softball 1.2,3,4; Field Hockey 1; Future Teachers ' Club 4. A phys. ed. instructor she ' d like to be. And she ' ll be a good one we all agree. ROSEMARY O ' KEEFb Transferred from Dorchester High School 4. Rosie came back after leaving a while; She ' ll do all right with her big smile. PHILLIP RICE Transferred from VVonson Acade- my 3; SCITUATION Staff 3; Football 1,2; Basketball 1,2; Track 2; Baseball 1. Phil is a guy that will be missed, But we ' ll always keep him on our list. GAIL ROBERTS ProMerito; SCITUATION Staff 3; Talent Show 2; Band 2,3,4; Glee Club 3,4; All-State Glee Club 4; Girls ' Choir 4; Monitor 4; Basket- ball 3,4; Orchestra 2,3,4. Gailhas risen to basketball fame. And in years to come she ' ll do the same. ADDISON PRATT, JR. Pro Merito, Ductor; Key Club 3. 4; CHIMES Staff. Art Editor 4; All-School Play 1; Band 3,4; Or- chestra 3,4; Art Club Vice Presi- dent 3; Library Staff 3,4; Art Award 3; Poster Contest Winner 2. Addison wants to teach art some- day; From his samples we ' re sure he ' ll do O.K. CHARLES RODGERS Student Council 4; Pro Merito; Key Club 2.3,4; SCITUATION Staff 3; Band 1,2,3,4; Boys ' State 3; Harvard Book Prize 3; Talent Show 4; Orchestra 1,2,3,4; Ger- man Band 3,4. Charlie is known as the brain of our class, A wonderful guy for some lucky lass. CHARLES RENCURREL Student Council 2; Key Club 2; Vice President 3; President 4; Band 1,2; Orchestra 1,2; Football 2,3,4; Baseball Assistant Manager 3; Boys ' State. Duke is what we all call him. He kicked the points that helped us win. KATHERINE RICE SCITUATION Staff 3; Glee Club 1,2,3; Field Hockey 1.2; Basket- ball 1,2; Softball 1,2; Nurses ' Club 3; Ilomemakers ' Club 3; O. G.A. 3,4. Sewing seems to be Katherine ' s delight; Everything she makes is exactly light. DEAN SHEA SCITUATION Staff 3; Glee Club 1,2; Boys ' State 3; Key Club 4; Student Council 3; Vice President 4; Football 1.2,3,4; Wrestling 3; Track 3,4; Basketball 1; Class President 2.3. This year Dean made football fame; In fact, he ' s good at every game. MARGIE SPRAGUE Transferred from B.M.C. Durfee High 3; CHIMES Staff Typist 4; SCITUATION Staff Typist 4; O. G.A. Award 3,4. She types as well as any we know; Up to the top she ' ll no doubt go. 12 BERTRAM STETSON They claim that Bert is quiet and shy, But just the same he ' s quite a guy. L EONARD STONE Key Club 4; CHIMES Staff 2,3,4; SCITUATION Staff 2,3,4; Foot- ball2,3,4; Basketball 1; Assistant Manager 3; Manager 4; Monitor 4; Glee Club 2, 3; All-School Play 1.2 ,4. Leonard was always on the scene To help win a victory for the team. DAVID TIMPANY With iiis car David ' s all set; He ' s a boy we won ' t forget. JOAN TURNER ClassTreasurer3, 4; CHIMES Staff 3,4; All-School Play Prompter 2; Basketball 1,2; Softball Assistant Manager 1; Manager 2,3; Future Teachers ' Club 4; Monitor 2.3; Service Award 2 ,3. To be a teacher is Joan ' s ambition; We ' re sure she will fulfill her mission. I SHIRLEY STREET All-School Play 2; Talent Show 4; Glee Club 2,3,4; Orchestra 2; Cheerleader 3; Nurses ' Club 3,4; Monitor 2,3,4; Service Award 2. Shirley ' s very short, we know. But her personality will always grow. JULIA VEIGA SCITUATION Staff Typist 3,4; Service Award 2,3; All-School Play 1,2; Glee Club 1,2. Julia will be an artist of fortune and fame If rock and roll dancing doesn ' t make her lame. I BERYL SYLVESTER Student Council 4; Pro Merito; SCITUATION Staff 1,2,4; Editor 3; CHIMES Staff 1,2,3; Editor 4; All-School Play 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 4; Girls ' Choir 4; Girls ' State 3; All-State Band 4; South Eastern Massachusetts Band 3,4; Future Teachers ' Club 4; Orches- tra 1,2,3,4. She ' s brought many honors to our class From band and high grades which none can surpass. JOANNE WESTON Transferred from Milton High School 3; Service Award 4. Joanne is full of sugar and pep. She ' s a girl we won ' t forget. Memories of Our Senior Year Let ' s look once more at the year just passed, Realizing, as we do, that it is our last. We agree that being seniors was simply the greatest; Here ' s a review of the year up to the latest. This year Big Bob was elected top man With Larry always ready to lend a hand. Mary Sue got the note-book, and Debbie the bank; For leading the class, we ' d like to say thanks. To our advisers, Mrs. Bauer and Mr. Benson, too, Much of our success is owed to you. You helped with our dances, our prom, and our play; We thank you for guiding us on our way. In football our boys were really on the ball, Though Larry ' s broken arm didn ' t help at all. Jimmy was captain of the high school team, And Dean was destined for the All-Star Team. But football wasn ' t the only reason For everyone ' s enjoying the ' 55 season. The field hockey team captured second place. And the track team was first in many a race. The cheerleaders had a right to complain. For during the season it did nothing but rain. Ellie led this rain-soaked crew, Starring Joan and Debbie and Phyllis, too. Our class made history in their Good Government selection; Mary Sue was the first girl to win the election. Anne was elected Good Citizen of the D. A. R., And Charlie, with the Bausch-Lomb Award, did star. For president, the Key Club chose Duke Rencurrel; With him presiding, all went well. Roger was president of Student Council this year With Vice President Dean always near. Oh! another thing important to mention-- As Godfrey, Roger drew a lot of attention. We used the Coronation as a spring dance theme. And on March the second crowned a king and a queen. Debbie had the lead in the senior class play. With Ellie and Joan prompt ing along the way. Joan and Leonard, Jim, Carrie, and Sue Displayed their talents, --to name just a few. Pro Merlto claimed those who reached scholastic fame. As officers, Charlie, Addison, and Mary Sue were named. The girls were co-champs in basketball. But sharing the honors didn ' t matter at all. There were lots of clubs, some old, some new. Future Teachers ' and Nurses ' Club are only two. Included here are glee club and band; The music they made was really grand. As graduation ends these happy days. And all of us go our separate ways, We ' ll all, each one, keep the memory clear Of Scituate High, our Alma Mater dear. 14 Senior Class Play The 1956 Senior Class play was entitled Maudie and the Opposite Sex, The production was directed by Mr. Raymond Biggar, James Breen and Car olyn Gras sie played Mr. and Mrs, Mason, Deb- orah Brigham, Susan Andrews, and Joan Barry took the parts of Maudie, Sylvia, and Lynn, Davy was played by Roger Kirwood, with Leonard Stone as Mr. Endicott. Others in the cast were Phyllis Gleason as Marge, Cynthia Carlsen as Bev, Syliva Dau- phinee as Sandy, Marilyn Budjinski as Terry, and Susan Aiken as Pat. Two life guards were played by Law- rence Mayo and Dean Shea. The castwas ably assisted by the following committee: prompters, Eleanor Chamberlain and Joan Tur- ner; production manager, Robert Lopes; stage manager , Winfred Den- nis; make-up, Mr. Leonard Arnold; candy , Miss Vinal; tickets , Mr . Ben- son; programs , Miss Hawkes; scen- ery. Miss Shmauk, Mr, Burgess , and John Litz; publicity, Addison Pratt; curtains, lights, and sound, John Falvey and Charles Rodgers. Lyric Likenesses Susan Aiken - Why Don ' t You Believe Me Rosalie Alves - Golden Earrings Susan Andrews - I Can Tell Alice Atkins - If I Knew You Were Coming Joan Barry - I Hear You Knocking Barbara Blanchard - Dungaree Doll Mary Blanchard - Till Then Edward Bo wen - There ' s No Business Like Show Business Cornelia Bowker - Let ' s Go Steady James Breen - Everybody Loves a Red- head Deborah Brigham - Adorable Marilyn Budjinski - Them There Eyes Cynthia Carlsen - Soldier Boy Eleanor Chamberlain - Deep in the Heart of Texas Margo Claflin - Band of Gold David Cornell - Vagabond Lover Michael Coyne - C ' est La Vie Mark Croker - My Friend Mary Sue Curran - Somethin ' s Got to Give Sylvia Dauphinee - Bill Nancy DeMello - Love and Marriage Raymond DeMello - Bell-Bottom Trou- sers Winifred Dennis - Alabama Bound Virginia Dorr - Trying John Falvey - Black Denim Trousers Marianne Fettig - Love Me or Leave Me Anne Gardner - Sweet and Gentle John Gardner - The Quiet Man Phyllis Gleason - The Tender Trap Carrie Grassie - Ain ' t Misbehavin ' Robert Green - My Boy Flat Top John Hoey - I ' d Rather Be a Dog-Faced Soldier Pauline Jacobucci - Angels in the Sky Roger Kirwood - I ' ve Got Rhythm JohnLitz - Has Anyone Seen My Gal? Robert Lopes - These Things a Man Must Do Hugh Lynch - It ' s a Good Day Warren Mairo - I ' ve Been Thinking Lawrence Mayo - A Teen-Age Prayer Donald Oakes - Speedo Ellen O ' Donnell - Seventeen Rosemary O ' Keefe - It ' s Almost To- morrow Addison Pratt - The Old Master Paint- er Charles Rencurrel - The World Is Mine Katherine Rice - Memories of You Phillip Rice - Walking the Night A- way Gail Roberts - Johnny Is the Boy for Me Charles Rodgers - It ' s in the Book Dean Shea - Mr. Touchdown, U.S.A. Margie Sprague - Just a Little Girl at Heart Bertram Stetson - Hey There Leonard Stone - Memories Are Made of This Shirley Street - Little Things Mean a Lot Beryl Sylvester - No Help Needed David Timpany - Gone Fishing Joan Turner - Teach Me Tonight Julia Veiga - When You Dance Joanne Weston - While There ' s Time Graduation - We ' ll Have These Mo- ments to Remember S. H.S. - We ' ll Never Stop Loving You I Junior Class FIRST ROW: S. Anderson. C. Green, M. Fletcher, L. Calderwood, B. Burnham, J. Fisher, J. Brown, S. Blan- chard, J. Garlinger, J. Grassie. SECOND ROW: F. Blanchard, J. Roderick, P. Brigham, B. Gunn, D. Brokaw, E. Dunham, D. Donoghue, R. Chagnon, C. Curran, D. Buckley, R. Cahoon, C. Gonaes, C. DeMello. THIRD ROW: C. Bailey, R. Aldrich, R. Clark, E. Galbreath, K. Erickson, D. Dwyer, D. Gilmore, D. Healy, J. Fitz- gerald. K. Cole, B. Burt. The Junior Class began their third year of high school by electing the following officers: president, James Prouty; vice president, Edward Dun- ham; secretary, Lawrence Schiner; and treasurer, David Buckley. Miss Vinal and Mr. Biggar are class ad- visers. Sandra Blanchard, David Buckley, Jared Fitzgerald, Beth Gunn, and Richard Meagher were chosen as Student Council members. The class has done well scholasti- cally this year. Constance Bailey, Sandra Blanchard, David Buckley, Robert Clark, Christopher Curran, Beth Gunn, Horace Sylvester, and Ja- nice Tingley were on the Honor Roll for the first marking period. One of our members , Beverly Burt, achieved High Honors. The class is also vitally interested in sports, music, and all other school activities. I FIRST ROW: M. Cremin.M. Kelley, C. Stone. P. Rich- ards. M. Robbins. E. Gallup, A. Willard, P. Mclnnis. C. Tilden, J. Tingley. SECOND ROW: J. Perry. D. Young, R. Herbert, S. Young, R. Meagher, T. Nason, C. Keyes, B. Merritt, D. Sargent. THIRD ROW: D. Packard, J. Prouty, R. Christie, D. Oakes, L. Schiner, F. DeVincen- tis, H. Sylvester, R. Wiley, M. Jillson. Sophomore Class The Sophomores held their first meeting early in December. Paul Johnson, president; Veronica Leone, secretary; and Ronald Rencurrel , treasurer were all re-elected. Paul Roy, vice president, was the only newly-elected officer. Mrs. Baker and Mr. Johnson are class advisers. Nancy Oliver, Veronica Leone, and Paul Roy were the Student Council representatives. On the Honor Roll for the first marking period were Jean Curran, George Rodgers, Bruce Simmon, Charlotte White, and Margaret Wy- man. The Sophomores are a lively and energetic group. There are numerous sophomores in the school athletic pro- gram; and several are helping in the office and library. The class has also added its talent to the orchestra, band, arid glee club. FIRST ROW: N. Ashley, A. Fitzgerald, F. Bowker, V. Leone, R. Lynch, K. Brown, G. Gardner, M. Foster. SEC- OND ROW: B. Ericson, A. Mulligan, N. MacAllister, A. Hare , N. Oliver, J. Cole, P. Dunphy, J. Breen, N. Clapp, E. Bubin, D. Prouty, S. O ' Neil, M. Doherty, J. Curran. THIRD ROW: B, DeCosta, R. Frye, R. Barke, J. Dillon, D. Allan, L. Reublinger, G. MacDonald, P. Edwards. R. Rencurrel. HRST ROW: D. Coyne, P. Dow d, P. Ford, J. Rogal, E. Rice, N. Damon, G. Wilder, A. Molinari. SECOND ROW: M. Loring, S. Galbreath, P. Fryling, W. Kay, J. Jaku- bens, R. Mackie, R. Gardner, L. Whittaker, D. Morrison. THIRD ROW: G. Rodgers, R. Grasselli. L. Haartz, R. Ladd, P. Johnson, E. Hartnett, J. Mclnnis. HRST ROW: C. White, J. Stetson, M. Whittaker, B. Til- den, J. Thompson, R. Miller, E. Winston, A. Watten- dorf. SECOND ROW: P. Steverman, M. Traniello, R. Young, R. Stearns, D. Tilden, G. Tedford, P. Roy, R. Smith, L. Bailey. THIRD ROW: W. Stetson, J. Story, B. Simmon, B. Sloat, P. Shields, J. Whiting, W. Sides. FIRST ROW: S. Doherty, R. Burrows, G. Alves, J. De- Mello, G. Donaghue, J. Barrie, N. Curran, A. Doherty. SECOND ROW: L. Allen, J. Amato,C. Agnew, J. Chag- non,C. Coffee, D. Atchason,J. Ochs, R. Chase, P. Cur- ran, J. MacDonald. D. Silipo, P. Shea, S. Bongarzone. THIRD ROW: C. Creaser, R. Aldridge, T. Dame, M. Colton, G. Basler, D. DeMoss, J. O ' Keefe, R. Nichols, F. Dorr, R. Crosby, F. Dauphinee. FIRST ROW: J. Morton, B. Finn, D. Wardell, S, Gallup, S. Knowles.R. Evans, M. Larrabee, D. Logan. SECOND ROW: F. Dwyer, J. Gunn, A. Misner, E. Mackie, J. Kes- tila.J. Jarvis, K. Mullen, W. MacAllister, P. Mehegan, J. Tubman. THIRD ROW: K. Koeber, R. Murphy, R. Murray,]. Lepine.G. Lowe, D. Del Porto, P. James, W. McKeever, I. McCorkell. FIRST ROW: L. Norris, R. Warshaw, K. O ' Keefe, L. Richards, S. Whitman, S. Rogers, L. Stewart, E. Russell. SECOND ROW: R. Young, E. Turner, J. Torrey, G. Rus- sell, A. Pratt, P. Scott, G. Robbins, D. Smith. THIRD ROW: S. Young, R. Logan, J. Payntar, B. Sunnerberg, G. Stearns. Freshman Class At otir first class meeting we e- lected as our advisers, Mrs. Croker and Mr. Bonanno. Our officers were David DeMoss, president; Bruce Sun- nerberg, vice president; Margaret Shea, secretary, and Karen Mullen, treasurer. Our Student Council repre - sentatives were Joan Chagnon and Wil- liam McKeever. The Freshman basketball team had a very successful year, and there were many Freshmen on the wrestling squad. The second field hockey team, consisting of many members of our class, was undefeated except for one tie with Marshfield. Many Freshmen are excellent stu- dents, in addition to being interested in sports and other school activities. HONOR ROLL JOSEPHINE AMATO DAVID ATCHASON JOHANNA BARRIE SANDRA BONGARZONE ROBERTA BURROWS JOAN CHAGNON MICHAEL COLTON PATRICIA CURRAN JEAN GUNN JUDITH KESTILA ELIZABETH MACKIE ANN MISNER KAREN MULLEN ROGER NICHOLS LINDA NORRIS STEPHANIE ROGERS JAN SMITH GILBERT STEARNS ERIC TURNER (First marking period) Grade Eight John Ewing represented the eighth grade on the Student Council this year. This was the first year in this school that the eighth grade has been allowed to take Latin, and many stu- dents elected it. For the second year the Junior Highhad a newspaper, THE MARINER. Susan Smollett, an eighth grader, was one of the co-editors. Carol Claybourne and David Park- er were our representatives to the band, and Roger Calderwood, Richard Burt, and Suzanne Murphy were in both band and orchestra. For the first time the junior high boys had their own football and bas- ketball squads under the direction of Mr. Keenan, In the first marking term Susan Acker, Constance Dwyer, Janice Jack- son, Judith Macintosh, Maureen Sex- ton, ArleenSoucy, Barbara Sylvester, and Kathleen Walsh received honors. Many of us found the work harder this year, but in spite of this we are looking forward to the coming year. HRST ROW: E. McLaughlin, H. Bubin, P. McCoy. S. Kelley, L.Jakubens, L. McGill, D. Matthews, E. Crow- ley, J.Jackson, J.McInnis. SECOND ROW: J. Jacobuc- ci, J. Mejgher, M.Thayer, E.Green, M.Himelrick, M. Gauley, C. Howard, W. Litchfield, J. McGarr, E.Kay, L. Mayo, P. McCarthy, J. Hobbs, E. Litchfield, Mrs. Cote. THIRD ROW: J. McCormack, J. Goode, D. Mor- wick, R. Gleason, L. Lawson, G. Lackey, B. Keyes, G. G. Mendes, G. Gardner, J. McDevitt, J. Lannon, H. Ro- bison, W. Mackey. FIRST ROW: S. Liscombe, D. Marsh, M. Newman, P. McCarthy, A. Soucy, J. Macintosh, M. Sexton, S. Ash- ley, S. Acker, J. Payntar. SECOND ROW: Miss Murphy, S. Murphy, C. Claybourne, G. Smelzer, A. Ward, L. Schair, P. Oliver, M. Hopkins, J. Merritt, B. Sylvester, S. Meiser. K. Walsh, V. MacDonald. THIRD ROW: B. Merritt, R. Calderwood, P. van Inwagen, R. Murphy, A. Putnam, D. Parker, H. Croker, W. Swiger, R. Burt, T. Kelley, J. Ewing, S. Kenney. FIRST ROW: P. Adler, P. Costa, B. Alger, C. Dwyer, G. Curtis, C. Brooks, M. Bubin, V. Gardner, S. Buckley, J. Amber. SECOND ROW: Mr. Bordne, P. Blanchard, J. DeMello, C. Dwyer, B. Creaser, P. Atherton, M. Fletcher, J. Clements, S. Bailey, R. DeMello, R. Baggs, R. Barclay, S. Barry, J. Connolly, E. Crowley. THIRD ROW: N. Campbell, B. Carvell, R. Arnold, R. Caron, D. Fitzgerald, P. Schultz, W. Allan, R. Anderson, N. Duffy, J. Huniche, M. Maples, B. Billings, G. Cava- nagh. M ii U II FIRST ROW: K. Whiting, B. Samuelson, B. Wall, P. Sargent, H. Simmon, B. Thompson, B. Jillson, J. Savage, J. Paradis, C. Riggins. SECOND ROW: G. Street, S. Young, J. Walsh, L. Turner, M. Murphy, J. Webster, S. Smollett, P. Sylvester, S. Parsons, P. Ward, D. Rinehart, L. Thayer, G. Webb, A. Gorman, G. Stone, Mrs. Wil- liams. THIRD ROW: P. Spencer, T. Christie, D. Wis- wall, W. Schott, L. Bergeron, T. Prouty, W. Stone, L. Rice, D. Spear, D. Young, J. McKittrick, E. Page, B. Paradis. 4, FIRST ROW: M, Haartz, F. Megehan, J. Robinson, S. Lepine, P. Cecil, S. Fry ling, M. Ford, L. Flynn, M. Kay, N. Hailer. SECOND ROW: Miss Giles, J. Squizzero, H. Gates, J. Holleman, V. Newman, M. Sides, E. Hayes, E. Bond, N. Cole, J. Gunn, D. Linnehan, J. Mulligan. THIRD ROW: G. Maclsaac, K. Webb, J. Loring. W. Brewer, S. Freda, J. O ' Hern, T. Chisholm, D. White, R. Johnson, R. Anderson, F. Mirachi. FIRST ROW: D. Dwyer, M. Russell, D. Mclnnis, E. Buck- ley, B. Anderson, K. Reynolds, S. Cole, S. Stankunas, B. Langley,C. Lemoine. SECOND ROW: Mr. Driscoll, P. Fleming, V. McKlroy, P. Brown, E. Newcomb, H. Bur- bank, J. Harper, J. Mullen, D. Desler, N. Bullock, L. Morse. THIRD ROW: A. Reublinger, N. Publicover, J. Kane, D. LeClair, D. Dwyer, S. Taylor, L. Rhodes, R. Tilden, T. Edwards. nRST ROW: B. Blanchard, P. Mattingly, D. Hatch, L. White, W. Dennis, P. Scarscilloni, S. Steverman, R. Ald- ridge. SECOND ROW: B. Sladen,P. Arthur, J. DeMello, B. Mee, J. Franks, E. Connolly, C. Gallup, V. Downey, R. Smith, J. Doty, P. Bedford, Miss Monahan. THIRD ROW: R. Merritt, J. Leate, K. McLaughlin, C. Allen, S. Locke, D. Shea, J. Hawkes, K. Litchfield, F. Lynch. Grade Seven Jon Gunn was this year ' s seventh grade Student Council representative. Intramurals were very successful this year. Our class contributed members to both the band and the or- chestra, - to the band, Jon Gunn and Francis Mirarchi, and to the orches- tra, Marsha Ford and Dorothea Jarvis. We are doing well in our school work also. For the first marking peri- od Jonathan Gunn and Marsha Haartz made the honor roll, and quite a few other students received honorable mention. FIRST ROW: E. Cross, S. Wescott, N. Corcoran, J. Hol- lis, C . Ladd, C. Creaser, K. Koerber, E. Jacobucci. SEC- OND ROW: E. Larrabee, A. Amato, D. Galbreath, D. Holland, L. Timpany, L. Ayala, W. Stone, J. McDevitt, J. Walsh, Mrs. Allen. THIRD ROW: J. Nelson, J. De- Costa, E. Barry, R. Small, A. Monterio, K. Bongarzone, R. Dorr. FIRST ROW: B. Caron, S. Nichols, N. Alves, S. Rolfe, J. Turner, P. Downey, E. Tilden, S. Stoddard. SECOND ROW: R. Reppelier, J. Allen, J. McNamara, C. Claf- lin, C. Barry, R. Smith, N.Litchfield, M. Keenan. THIRD ROW: C. Stone, F. Donaghue, R. Dwight, E. Litz, F. Robbins, C. Levendoski, C. Webb. - ,1 Hf- FIRST ROW: B. Gunn. M. Blanchard, V. Leone, S. Aiken, S. Blanchard, B. Sylvester. SECOND ROW: J. Gunn, N. Oliver, P. Roy, W. McKeever, R. Meagher, D. Buckley, J. Chagnon, J. Ewing. THIRD ROW: D. Shea, C. Rodgers, M. Coyne, L. Mayo, J. Fitzgerald. Student Council OFFICERS The Student Covmcil had a very ac- tive and successful year, with the help of their advisers, Miss Vinal and Mr. Crasper. Through the co-operation of the student body they raised money for an Athletic Banquet and prepared a school handbook. They also held an as- sembly to publicize the work of the Stu- dent Council and its constitution. The officers of the Student Council were president, Roger Kirwood; vice president, Dean Shea; secretary, David Buckley; and treasurer, Nancy Oliver. The fall convention at Cohassetwas attended by four Senior delegates. Four Junior delegates attended the spring convention at Silver Lake Regional School. 26 FIRST ROW: R. Kirwood, L. Mayo, C. Rodgers, L. Schiner, C. Rencurrel, J. Fitzgerald, D. Donoghue, B. Simmon. SECOND ROW: Mr. Small, S. Young, G. Rodgers, D. Buckley, R. Rencurrel, P. Johnson, M. Coyne, L. Stone, D. Oakes, J. Mclnnis, R. Cahoon. THIRD ROW: J. Falvey, E. Dunham, J. Story, M. Croker, R. Clark, D. Shea, A. Pratt. Key Clu The main project of the Key Club for this year was the purchase of a blocking machine to be used for foot- ball practice. As usual, the club co- sponsored their annual dance with the Pro Merito Society. They also conducted a number of record hops. The officers for 1956 were Charles Rencurrel, president; Lawrence Schiner, vice president; Charles Rod- gers, secretary; and Jared Fitzgerald, treasurer. Mr. Small is advisor of the group. Last June, David Buckley and Lawrence Schiner were Key Club repre- sentatives to the National Convention in Chicago. Two delegates will be sent to the 1956 convention in Dallas, Texas, where the theme will be PROVE BROTHERHOOD. b OFFICERS 27 HRST ROW: M. Budjinski, B. Sylvester, A. Pratt. C. Rodgers. M. Curran, G. Roberts. SECOND ROW: V. Dorr, S. Aiken, A. Gardner, R. Kirwood, D. Oakes, P. Gleason. Pro Merito HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS Imperator, Charles Rodgers Ductor, Addison Pratt Scriba, Mary Sue Curran Adviser, Mrs. Coleman The Pro Merito Society was organi- zed to recognize the honor students of the school. To be eligible for member- ship, a student must have an average of eighty-five per cent in all subjects dur- the four years of high school. The stand- ards are set by the state Pro Merito organization. 28 FIRST ROW: P. Richards, C. Green, F. DeVincentis - Business Manager, S. Blanchard - Assistant Editor, B. Burt - Editor-in-chief, D. Tilde n - Assistant Editor, C. Keyes - Business Manager, J. Breen, B. Sylvester. SECOND ROW: J. Perry, J. Garlinger, J. Brown, F. Bowker, A. Wattertdorf, R. Lynch, V. Leone, M. Curran, C. White, M. Murphy, A. Willard, M. Sprague, C. Bailey, P. Dowd. THIRD ROW: Mr. Biggar, P. Steverman, S. O ' Neil, J. Roderick, C. Tilden, C. Curran. L. Stone, L. Schiner, R. West, R. Cahoon, E. Bubin, A. Mulligan, C. Gomes, M. Cremin, Mrs. Croker. Scituation Staff Mariner Staff FIRST ROW: P. Oliver, S. Knovsrles, A. Soucy, S. Kelley, S. Liscombe - Assistant Editor, P. Curran - Co-Editor, K. Webb - Assistant Editor, S. Smollett - Co-Editor, J. Barrie - Assistant Editor, M. Sexton - Business Manager, K. Mullen, M. Hopkins. SECOND ROW: T. Edwards, E. Crowley, J. DeMello, B. Langley, J. Jacobucci, K. Walsh, L. Schair, G. Smelzer, M. Newman, P. Cecil, B. Sylvester, D. Silipo, C. Barry, J. Franks, J. Holleman, J. Hobbs, J. Walsh. THIRD ROW: Miss Murphy, P. Burnham, S. Locke, R. Murphy, H. Croker, W. Stone, W. Allan, J. Goods, P. Mehegan, A. Putman, G. Street. FIRST ROW: P. Shields, P. Ford, P. Dunphy, N. Ashley, C. White, B. Winston, A. Fitzgerald, E. Bubin. A. Pratt, Miss Gile. SECOND ROW: C. Gomes, R. Warshaw, R. Smith, D. Oakes, N. Damon, N. Oliver, S. O ' Neil. Library The Library Staff was organized thisyearwith Charlotte White, presi- dent; Betty Winston, vice president; Nancy Ashley, secretary; and Patricia Dunphy, treasurer. Chosen as board members were Donald Oakes, ' 56; C onstance Gomes , ' 57; Ann Fitz- gerald, ' 58; and Rosalie Warshaw, ' 59. Meetings were held on Tuesdays during the Activity Period for the pur- pose of mending books, typing cards, and discussing the problems of the li- brary. An open meeting was planned for the eighth graders, featuring a guest speaker on the history of Scitu- ate. Members of the library staff have attended meetings and parties for school librarians at Braintree High, South Quincy Junior High, and North Quincy High School. In February the Scituate club entertained several South Shore librarian groups. Staff I 31 HRST ROW: P. Shea, V. Leone, A. Wattendorf, P. Steverman. SECOND ROW: J. Gunn, G. Donoghue, L. Bailey, L. Murphy, A. Pratt. P. Wyman, B. Burt, E. Gunn, C. Claybourne, J. Jarvis. THIRD ROW: R. Evans, S. Bongarzone, D. Atchason, C. Bailey, A. Hare, R. Burt, R. Calderwood, Mr. Dickinson. FOURTH ROW: C. Rodgers, G. Rodgers, R. Kirwood, D. Donoghue, B. Sylvester, G. Roberts, D. Parker. Band The Scituate High School Band has had a most successfxil season under the direction of Mr. Dickinson. They welcomed several new members and a completely new group of drum majorettes. This fall the band played at most of the football games and rallies, and they participated in the High School Band Day at a Boston University game. They joined in the South Shore Christ- mas Parade at Quincy, presented two joint concerts with the Marshfield High Band, played in the annual concert of the Music Department, and in May at- tended the Southeastern Massa- chusetts Music Festival held at Need- ham. Two groups of band musicians made up the Fife, Jug, and Bottle Band and the German Band. Beth Gunn, Jean Gunn, Rosalie Evans , Constance Bailey Beryl Sylvester, and Beverly Burt played in the Southeastern Massa- chusetts School Bandmasters ' Asso- ciation concert at Brockton, and Be- verly Burt and Beryl Sylvester were selected as members of the All-State Band. FIRST ROW: A. Hare. J. Gunn, M. Ford, G. Donoghue, J. Fisher, A. Pratt, J. Jarvis. SECOND ROW: Mr. Dick- inson, R. Calderwood, R. Burt, B. Gunn, B. Burt, R. Kirwood, G. Roberts, B. Sylvester, C. Bailey. THIRD ROW: L. Norris, A. Misner, D. Atchason. G. Rodgers, C. Rodgers, R. Evans, M. Wyman, S. Murphy. Orchestra The Scituate High School Orchestra increased their membership this year adding several new members to the string section. The fir st appearance of the orchestra was at the Christmas concert with the Glee Club under the joint direction of Mr. Dickinson and Mr. White. The program was pre- sented at an evening performance open to the public free of charge, and at the Christmas assembly. The orchestra participated in the annual Spring Con- cert, and climaxed their season by playing at the Baccalaureate, Class Day, and Graduation exercises. Constance Bailey was accepted tc play trombone in the All-State Orches - tra, which was conducted for three days in April at Pittsfield, Massachusetts. The band and orchestra members who will be lost through graduation are Beryl Sylvester, French horn; Gail Roberts, mellophone; Charles Rod- gers, tuba; Roger Kirwood, clarinet; and Addison Pratt, violin and bass drum. PTTTfr 1 T FIRST ROW: L. Norris, W. MacAUister, J. Morton, A. Mulligan, D. Waddell, P. Jacobucci,N. Clapp, C. Bailey, C. Green, J. Kestila. P. Ford. A. Misner. M. Cremin, S. Street. SECOND ROW: B. Sylvester, E. Gunn, G. Roberts, W. Dennis, J. Fisher, J. Thompson, B. Burnham, B. Burt, J. Hayward, E. Russell, M. Claflin, Mr. White. THIRD ROW: R. Murphy. R. Gardner, W. Mairo, R. Lopes. B. Sloat, P. Shields. R. Mackie, R. Nichols. Glee Club The Glee Club has a successful year with Mr. Edgar L. White, Jr. as the new director of vocal music. Judith Kestila, Ann Misner, and Con- stance Bailey alternated as accom- panists. There were approximately forty Glee Club members. The Freshmen and Sophomores comprised one group; and the Juniors and Seniors, another. The combined Glee Club group met once a weekduring the Ac tivity Period. The officers of the Junior -Sen- ior group were Eleanor Chamberlain, president; Robert Lopes, secretary; Gail Roberts, manager; Beverly Burham, head librarian; Constance Bailey, accompanist; Hugh Lynch, librarian; and Winifred Dennis, as- sistant librarian. The Glee club presented the Thanksgiving and Christmas assem- blies, in addition to the annual Spring Concert. FIRST ROW: L. Stone, R. Kirwood. D. Shea, Capt. J. Breen, D. Cornell, R. Lopes, H. Lynch, M. Coyne, C. Rencurrel, J. Gardner. SECOND ROW: Asst. Manager J. Story, R. Murray, D. Brokaw. K. Cole, F. DeVincen- tis, L. Schiner, J. Mclnnis, G. Rodgers, M. Loring. THIRD ROW: Asst. Manager P. Fryling, E. Hartnett, W. McKeever, K. Koerber, R. Rencurrel, P. Johnson, D. Allan, J. Paynter, F. Dauphinee, Coach Johnson. FOURTH ROW: Asst. Coach DriscoU, Manger M. Croker.J. Smith, E. Turner, D. Grip, G. Easier, R. Grasselli, J. Pal- mer, J. Jakubens, E. Galbreath. Football Rain and sickness were big fac- tors in the 1955 football campaign. The record of three wins and three losses does not show the efforts of the team. Scituate lost to Bridge- water ona badbreak, 14-7. However, the last two games ended on a happy- note, with Scituate victorious over Hanover and Holbrook. At the end of the season the team voted Jimmy Breen captain for 1955. Dean Shea and James Prouty were chosen to represent Scituate on the QUINCY PATRIOT-LEDGER ' S All- Star Team. Prouty received further recognition by being voted a co-cap- tain of this Dream Team. THE RECORD Rockland Sc ituate Bridgewater Whitman Scituate Sc ituate 20 Scituate 21 Randolph 14 Scituate 20 Scituate 26 Hanover 33 Holbrook 6 0 7 0 7 7 Field Hockey Although the field hockey season was short this year, the games could not have been played more enthusiastically. Scituate ' s 1955 field hockey team was highly successful. Of the five games played, there was only one loss, which was to Marshfield. The scores for the games played were 4-1, Norwell; 2-2, Hanover; 3-1, Cohasset; 9-0, Duxbury; and 1-2, Marshfield. The total number of goals for Scituate was 19; for our op- ponents, 5. Mary Sue Curran was high scorer with 10 goals. Linda Stewart and Joyce Perry tied for second place with 3 goals each. Scituate ' s game with Marshfield was a fine show of sportsmanship and the will to win, although the final score was in Marshfield ' s favor. At the end of the season Scituate tied with Hanover for secondplace for the South Shore Cham- pionship. FIRST ROW: J. Cole, G. Wilder. C. Stone. M. Curran, C. Grassie, P. Jacobucci. J. Perry. M. Fletcher. SEC- OND ROW: W. Dennis, L. Stewart, Mrs. Bauer, Coach, C. Tilden, C. Bowker. V. Dorr. KNEELING: R. Young. S. Galbreath.R. Cahoon. P. Brigham. I. McCorkell. D. Buckley, C. Curran. STAND- ING: J. Fitzgerald. W. Sides, G. Russell. R. Smith, Coach Benson, R. Murphy, P. Scott, P. Roy, R. Green. Cross County Champions The Start--South Shore Principals ' Meet, East Bridgewater ■ j-c y ■e ' V . , Cross Country This was only the second year that a cross country team has car- ried the banner for Scituate High. But in those two years, it has become a power among the teams in this area. Among the titles won by the team were Class A and B Winners of the South Shore Meet, and State Class D Champions. At the New England Meet at Storr s, Connecticut, Jed Fitzgerald made an excellent showing. THE RECORD (Low score wins) Scituate 34, Holbrook42, Needham 44 Scituate 26, Holbrook 32 Scituate 15, Middleboro 40 Scituate 17, Whitman 38 Scituate 26, Brockton 30 Rockland 27, Scituate 31, No. Quincy 27 So. Shore Inter scholastic Meet - 4th place So. Shore Principals ' Meet-- Class A and B Champions State Meet--Class D Champions New England Meet at Connecticut- - Jed Fitzgerald ran 27 out of 180. RASKETBALL FIRST ROW: V. Leone, P. Jacobucci, V. Dorr. C. Grassie. M. S. Curran. G. Rob- erts, J. Thompson. SECOND ROW: W. Dennis. Manager, C. Stone, L. Calderwood, R. Lynch, L. Stewart, J. Perry, Mrs. Bauer, Coach. Co-Champions THE RECORD Scituate 38 Alumni 25 Scituate 71 Norwell 27 Scituate 73 Duxbury 25 Scituate 36 Marshfield 46 Scituate 59 Cohasset 29 Scituate 73 Hanover 50 Scituate 47 Marshfield 29 Scituate 47 Thayer 45 Scituate 71 Hanover 50 Scituate 103 Duxbury 34 Scituate 64 Cohasset 40 Scituate 65 Norwell 30 BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: P. Roy. R. Clark, J. Prouty, E. Dunham, L. Schiner. D. Buckley, J. Fitzgerald. SECOND ROW: Coach Crapser, P. Edwards, J. Mclnnis, M. Jillson, R. Grasselli, B. Simmon, R. Young. L. Stone. Manager. THIRD ROW: D. Allan, R. Ladd, R. Lopes, F. DeVin- centis. South Shore League Champions THE RECORD After a slow start in pre-league games Scituate really got on the ball and rolled on to the Championship of the South Shore League with a 9 to 1 record. Among the team ' s accom- lishments was the first win over Marshfield on their court in many- years. The team also rocked to a berth on the Tech Tourney played at Boston Garden in March. Bridgewater 76 Bridgewater 67 Scituate 71 Scituate 71 Scituate 63 Scituate 77 Scituate 90 Scituate 74 Scituate 82 Scituate 72 Scituate 79 Scituate 36 Scituate 52 Scituate 61 Scituate 58 Canton 51 Norwell 56 Duxbury 47 Marshfield 73 Cohasset 56 Hanover 54 Marshfield 61 Hanover 56 Duxbury 61 Cohasset 28 Norwell 55 FIRST ROW: J. McCormack, R. Cahoon, G. Stearns, M. Colton, R. Nichols. D. Durant, E. Tur- ner. T. Nason, D. Smith. SECOND ROW: Mr. Bordne. R. Gardner, D. Packard, J. Thompson, R. Mackey. H. Sylvester. J. Paynter. R. Christie, D. Brokaw. Wrestling Scituate is one of the very few small schools in this area that offer wres- tling as a winter sport. This being only the second year that Scituate High has had a wrestling team , the mat-men are still young and inex- perienced. However, the team gained several new recruits this year, some of whom look very promising. Under the expert coaching of Mr. Bordne, Scituate should have a top -notch wres - tling team in a few years. Meets were scheduled this season with Roxbury Latin, Noble and Green- ough, Brown and Nichols, Wellesley, Needham, and Belmont Hill. Also for the first time Scituate High sent con- tenders to the New England Meet, which was held at Needham. 42 FIRST ROW: P. Ford, E. Rice, C. Brown, S. Dauphinee, J. Curran, M. Curran, V. Dorr. SECOND ROW: B. Tilden, J. Cole, A. Mulligan, E. Bubin, S. O ' Neil, L. Bailey, W. Dennis. Softball 1955 Baseball FIRST ROW; Coach Johnson, G. Rodgers, F. Dauphinee, W. McKeever, J. Edwards, R. Murray, J. Mclnnis, D. Buck- ley, C. Keyes. SECOND ROW: M, Coyne, B. Sunnenberg. J. Gardner, R. Clark, K. Cole, L. Schiner, B. Simmon. THIRD ROW: C. Rencurrel, M. Croker, J. Paynter, T. MacDonald, J. Prouty, P. Johnson, D. Donoghue. ALUMNI The following members of the Class of 1955 are attending colleges or other schools for further education. Joan Agnew Ernest Andrews Carolyn Bamber Allen Bates Carleton Bennett Paul Berg Letitia Bernard Arnold Bowker Gail Brazilian Phyllis Clark Donald Cohen Wilhelmine Dennis Nancy DesLaurier John Edwards Joann Fitzsimmons Lillian Galbreath Robert Howard Roger Howard Gail Kent Ronald Kirwood Carolyn Locklin Elinor McElroy Richard Mitchell Clement Molinari Jane MuUer William Murray Joseph Oliver Joyce Petri Frances Quinn Wilfred Academy Vesper George School of Art St. Lawrence University Universtiy of Miami Tilton Academy Mass. Institute of Technology Fisher Junior College University of Massachusetts Cornell University N. E. Deaconess Hospital Nichols Junior College Simmons College University of Vermont St. Michael ' s Academy Wilfred Academy Highpoint College Newman Preparatory School Newman Preparatory School Mass. General School of Nursing Bowdoin College Eastern Airlines Training School Chamberlain School Northeastern Manter Hall Green Mountain Junior C ollege Thayer Academy Maine Central Institute Newton-Wellesley Hospital Nasson College Mary Ryan June Sabin Patricia Snyder Peter Stewart Robert Stewart The following are now employed: Girls ' Trade School Nasson College Cornell University University of New Hampshire Boston College Diane Burnham Lilla Fleming Elizabeth Glavin Elliott Haartz Lois Hodgdon Carol Merritt Edward Newcomb Marcia Newcomb Robert Nichols Jane Radcliffe June Rhodes Fredericka Squire Filene ' s, Boston Telephone Company, Boston John Hancock Company, Boston working in New Hampshir Call ' s Drug Store N. E. Telephone Co.,Scituate Sidney Gates ' Store employed in Hingham working for Hill Truby, Carpenter The Welch Company N. E. Telephone Co., N. E. Telephone Co.. Scituate Scituate The following are in the Armed Forces: Ronald Ainslie Air Force Donald Anderson Navy Lawrence Basler Air Force Dale Conant WAVES Cedric Gallup A ir Force David Himelrick Navy Hugh McAvenia Air Force Gail Collier is at home. Mary Anita Veiga is at home. Virginia Rinehart is now Mrs. John Peterson. Bette Holland is with her sister in Rhode Island. 45 Patrons and Patronnesses We sincerely appreciate the interest and support of our advertiser s and patrons and patronesses. Mr. and Mrs. James H. Baker Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Barry Mr. and Mrs. H.W. Brewer Mr. and Mrs. Foster A. Cadose, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Croker Mr. and Mrs. William Dennis, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Frederic S. Dorr Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Fletcher Mrs. Lydia S. Gardner Miss, Ruth E. Hawkes Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Jarvis Mr. and Mrs. Judson Merrill Mr. and Mrs. Addison H. Pratt Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton B. Rencurrel Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Riggins Mrs. Ralph Sides Wendell Sides Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Small Mr. and Mrs. Walter Stone Mr. and Mrs. Arthur F. Sylvester Mr. and Mrs. John W. Thompson Mr. and Mrs. John W. Wattendorf Mr. S.C. Webster Mr. and Mrs. Harold E. Whiting Mr. and Mrs. Oilman B. Wilder Mrs. Alexander K. Williams Rev. and Mrs. Samuel Young 46 Best Wishes of . . . Compliments D. S. CAMPBELL of — JEWELER — D. S. KENNEDY Phone 0732 COHASSET, MASS. an d CO. PETERSEN ' S REAL ESTATE OFFICE Oldest Established Real Estate Office on the South Shore COMPLIMENTS — OF — Tel. COhasset 4-0052 PETERSEN AND PARKER FRANCES WILMARTH Casual Clothes INSURANCE - MORTGAGES - APPRAISALS COHASSET KINGSTON Congratulations and Heartiest Wishes to SCITUATE HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS from HUGO ' S KIMBALL ' S Open Year Roun d On Cohasset Harbor COhasset 4-0525 Compliments of ... . HOMELITE Self priming pumps Generators Blowers Chain saws M. G. Lemoine M. G. Lemoine, Jr. Scltuote, Mass. Norwell, Mass. Compliments of WM. HOFFMAN Greenbush Mass. Compliments Compliments of RALPH L. CONTE SONS General Contractors Loam, Sand and Gravel Landscaping and Tree Surgeons 639 Country Way Tel. 833 of THE KIWANIS CLUB PALMER PARING CORP. Mfr. of Bituminous Concrete Palmer Mass. Compliments of Arthur C. Merritt, Plant Supt. Compliments of . . . BRADFORD WESTON Higham Mass. Compliments of . . . WEE TEENS Specializing in Infants to Bobby Teen Clothes Pontiac Sales Service JOSEPH ' S GARAGE Phone 71 Norwell Mass. Compliments of . . . E. F. P. BURNS, INC. FORMAL AND ACADEMIC CLOTHES FOR RENTAL 1 00 Summer St. Boston, Mass. Tel. Li2-3572 KENMURE W. MOFFATT INSURANCE AGENCY NORTH SCITUATE, MASS. Tel. Sci. 38 Res. 676 Compliments of . . , SUZANNE ' S GUEST HOUSE Minot Mass. Compliments of . . . HOWARD DELANO Carpenter Norwell Mass. KENNETH HURWITCH 43 Front Street Scituate, Mass. Compliments of . . . DICK ' S SERVICE STATION Compliments of . . . DR. J. E. JOYCE Podiatrist Compliments of . . . RALPH ' S REPAIR SHOP Compliments of . . . GROVE STREET VARIETY STORE Compliments of . . . HERB ' S GULF STATION Front Street Scituate BEST WISHES FROM ' The finest meats sold anywhere Distributors of: S. S. Pierce and John Alden Quality Foods The South Shore ' s Finest Dorothy Muriel ' s Bakery Goods Foreign and Sports Car Service GRAY INDUSTRIES, INC. Engine Tuning Wheel Balancing Front End Alignment Brake Service Austin, Healey, Porsche and Morris Demonstrators Available 817 Country Way North Scituote - Scituate 371 Compliments of Howard Johnson ' s Route 3A Greenbush, Mass. FRED R. BURNSIDE SONS I TI:K10R Dt:COKAri, G l-pilOI.STr.KI C ( 01 IA8SET. MA8.S.AC1 II ' cSETTcS 1865 - 1956 OTIS MARKET BERNARD J. DWYER, Prop. Quality Meat - Fresh Poultry S. S. Pierce Groceries Birds Eye Frosted Foods Scimate 333 92 Front St. Scituate Compliments of . . . NOBBIE BEAUTY SHOPPE SCITUATE MASSACHUSETTS RARITY ' S TAXT SCITUATE 464 FRONT ST. SCITUATE, MASS. THE FRUIT SPOT Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Daily Front Street Tel. Scituate 1380 Compliments of . . . THE KEY CLUB Compliments of . . . LIGHTHOUSE MART 88 FRONT STREET SCITUATE HARBOR M. T. HALL Plumbing and Heating Telephone 379 Hatherly Rd. Scituate SMITH ' S FISH MARKET CHOICE SEA FOODS Lobsters - Clams - Oysters - Scallops 104 Front Street Tel. Scituate 4 DR. RUTH BAILEY Scituate 1260-R or W 4 Brook Street Scituate, Mass. FINNIE ' S SALES SERVICE AUTO REPAIRING Jenney Products First Parish Rd. Scituate, Mass. Best Wishes from . . . BURNHAM SCHOOL Green bush BURKE ' S PHARMACY YOUR PRESCRIPTION STORE Prescription Druggists Free Delivery Service Telephone Kocklond VoU 189 UNION ST., ROCKLAND Best Wishes To The Class of ' 56 CAMERA SHOP, INC. 109 Front St. Scituate Harbor, Mass. Expert help and advice tor amateurs. 1 BEAL-HARLOW CHEVROLET COMPANY Sales — Service — Accessories NORM COFFMAN, Dealer THOMAS LYNCH, General Manager Service All Cars — Trucks ' 58 Webster Street Rockland 542 Compliments of . . . RALPH C. BRIGGS, V.M.D. Best of Luck . . . Class of 1956 DONALD F. ROBBINS FINE FURNITURE 115 Hortsuff St. Rock. 1400 Compliments of . . . HARRY L. ROME FURNITURE - BEDDING Rockland, Mass. Tel. 164 SNAPPTT SFRVirp STATION Lubrication - Tires - Batteries ASSINIPPI FOUR CORNERS rilLL,lCr oElvVH r; alAllOiN Telephone 1 80 MAIN STREET NORWELL Compliments of . . . SCITUATE HIGH SCHOOL CAFETERIA STONE HOUSE GARDENS r L KJ i i J i J Natalea Molla, Prop., Josephine C. Mott, Mgr. Flowers for All Occasions Main St. Tel. 120-W Norwell, Mass. Congratulations and Best Wishes MR. MRS. JOHN A. MURDOCK Country Way GREENBUSH, MASSACHUSETTS Compliments of . . . J. E. CLAPP Carpenter and Builder Tel. Scituate 1304 GREENBUSH MASS. Compliments of . . . GREENBUSH SERVICE STATION JACK SHONE Telephone 297-W HOBBS ' ELECTRIC COMPANY INCORPORATED Electrical Contractors Complete Electrical Service Telephone Scituate 303 38 Country Way Greenbush Compliments of . . . DAVID NOONAN HILL F. TRUBE BUILDER Marshfield 929 SPORTING GOODS THE SCITUATE SPORTSMAN Cameras — Camera Supplies 124 Front St. Scituate LILLIAN S BEAUTY SHOPPE Tel. Scituate lllS-W 125 Front St. Scituate Compliments of . . . JOHN S. FITTS Country Way Greenbush Compliments of . . . 1 n LI kl Ll 1 ' C CCr tfl r CTATI kl JOHNNIE S SERVICE STATION LLOYD HATCH, Prop. Tel. 448 Greenbush Mass. Complete Automotive Service RAY ' S RAY F. LITCHFIELD. Prop. A. L. A. Service 364 Clapp Road North Scituate, Mass. Compliments of . . . COHASSET RESTAURANT SOUTH MAIN STREET GOOD LUCK Compliments or . . . GOOD HEALTH COHASSET HARDWARE COMPANY and l .LJri AOOE. i , JVlAC5c3. GOOD FORTUNE TO OUR GRADUATES Compliments of . . . JOHN W. SEEMINSKI SCITUATE CABIN ZUCKERS JENNEY SERVICE Compliments of . . . THE VILLAGE HAIRDRESSER No. Scituate Mass. Veneer — Fireplaces — Stonework BRICKWORK B (J b 1 (J rsi SAND and GRAVEL JACOBUCCI BROS. Afasonry Contractors 118 FIRST STREET North Scituate Scituate 1 1 59-W Cambridge 41, Mass. G. JACOBUCCI J. J. JACOBUCCI Compliments of . . . Compliments of . . . BURTON SCHAIR LUCY LOCKE Perfectly Fitted Office: LELYVELD ' S SHOE 107 FRONT STREET Union at Reed Street ROCKLAND Scituate, Mass. Easy Parking Open Friday Till 9 P. M. Compliments of . . . Compliments of . . . THE CORNER STORE BILL CONNOLLY Prop, lei. ociTuaTe i SCITUATE Compliments of . . . FEDERAL SAVINGS HERBERT BLANCHARD M D and LOAN ASSOCIATION Tel. 815 T PO MTTRPHV General Contractor Minot, Mass. All Savings insured by FEDERAL SAVINGS and LOAN Compliments of . . . INSURANCE CORPORATION DR. WILLIAM ROSS Compliments of , . • THE CAPE CODDER Sea Foods at their best Open all year round North Weymouth Mass. Compliments of Ql IIP ' IHrdklPT R KTXV CNOD bLUu uUNINiZi DAoT onUr 796 Country Way No. Scitucte next door to fire station Closed Mondays Phone 2092 Everything from bib to crib KAY AND JOHN McGILL IDHN F TRIMMING HMD jvyriM r. i 1 iv vi 1 1 J, L . vi. I . DENTIST AND ORTHODONTIST Egypt Massachusetts Compliments of . . . THE VILLAGE HAIRDRESSER No. Scituate Mass. For After the Prom IT ' S CAINS North Weymouth Mass. The Complete Flo o r c □ ve r i n c3 Store -y rtliur fainter C o. 47 FRONT STREET SCITUATE, MASS. ELEANOR COLLINS 21 Main St. Cohasset Coh. 4-1087-0420 196 Front St. Scituate Scituate 1845 Queen Ann ' s Corner Hi. 6-1455 Best Wishes to CLASS OF ' 56 For a Vacation Hobby Learn To Knit and Crochet Make your own: Socks — Gloves Sweaters — Afghans — Stoles Classes for Beginners By appointment at THE KNITTING NOOK 137-139 Front St. Scituate RICHARD S. BROWN CO. Hingham Scituate Compliments of ROSE LOU South Shore fashion center 303 Union Street Rockland Tel. Scituate 109-W REAL ESTATE INSURANCE 51 Front St. Scituate Harbor THE FIRST NATIONAL STORE SCITUATE Compliments of DONALD R. SHORT — B. SCOTT Scituate, Massachusetts Compliments of . . . RICHARD L. THOMAS DEPOT DELICATESSEN at North Scituate Railroad Station Congratulations to the Class of 1955 from THE SCITUATE CLEANERS Connie Alden Mitchell, Props. Comphments of . . . C W. VARNEY Country Casuals No. Scituate NORTH SCITUATE PHARMACY J. F. BRESNAHAN Prescriptions A Specialty North Scituate Massachusetts Compliments of . . THORNTON ' S SANDHILLS Compliments of . . . RONNIE SHONE DUFFLEY ' S SERVICE STA. Tires and Accessories Nonh Scituate Mass. Choice Meats - S.S. Pierce Groceries Tel. 978 Country Way No. Scituate PROUTY ' S FARM Cut Flowers and Vegetables Best Wishes to SCITUATE HIGH SCHOOL from One Who Admires Its Fine School Spirit Compliments of . . . DR. HARRINGTON Scituate 1317 WILLIAM F. FORD Floor Sanding and Finishing 568 First Parish Rd. No. Scituate, Mass. Tel. 988 L. P. CARPENTER INTERIOR DECORATOR Upholstering - Slip Covers - Drapes Lamps - Rugs - New Furniture 333 Gannett Road No. Scituate OFTOMETRIST Telephone 1343-W 95 Front Street Scituate Harbor r omnlimpnfs of DR. C. L. WARD, JR. DR. RUTH BAILEY Scituate 1260-R or W 4 Brook Street Scituate, Mass. Compliments of . . . DR. D. W. PARSONS DR. W. B. PARSONS BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1956 CLIFF HOTEL ARAM BRAZILIAN, Owner and Manager Satisfactory Plumbing and Heating THE BAILEY COMPANY North Scituate, Mass. Office Tel. 88 P.S.B. Tel. 256 n r r i c nil Ann BROOKS PHARMACY Daniel J. Gaiting, Reg. Pharm. North Scituate Tel. Scituate 1020 DICK MILLS ' Village Kennel Mart GANNET ROAD, NORTH SCITUATE Tel. 1201 The Largest Variety of CANNED and DRY FOODS for DOGS IN NEW ENGLAND FREE DELIVERIES ON SOUTH SHORE Compliments of . . . ROCKLAND BOWLADROME Compliments of . . . Rockland Coal Grain Co. Compliments of . . . A FRIEND SEAVERN ' S HARDWARE HARRY AND DICK SABIN Tel. Scituate 1925 Paints — Gifts — Tools - Toys Garden Supplies —Houseware 764 Country Way No. Scituate Seaverns Grocery Store Established 1823 Fancy Groceries - Choice Meats Fruits and Vegetables Franklin T. Sharp, Prop. NO. SCITUATE VILLAGE Tel. Scituate 260 WARD C. SWIFT Insurance of all kinds Scituate 113 Residence 607-J Compliments or . . . FRED GILLEY ' S BOATYARD THE TOWN PUMP Self ' Service Laundry and Cleaners Shirts — Finished Laundry Three Day Pickup and Delivery 3 hr. Cleaning Service Telephone 500 Scituate SOUTH SHORE DEPARTMENT STORE McCall Pattern and Piece Goods FRONT ST. SCITUATE, MASS. REDDY ' S GARAGE South Shore ' s only De Soto — Plymouth Dealer South Main St. Cohasset GODDARD ' S 5c to $1 STORE Variety Merchandise FRONT ST. SCITUATE, MASS. NELL FISHER SHOP HELEN M. HASBROUCK, Prop. Dresses - Sportswear and Accessories Front Street Scitiiate Congratulations — SCITUATE JEWELERS 89 FRONT STREET SCITUATE Compliments of . . . Dr. Frederick J. Gleason SCITUATE MASS. THE HARBOR BOOK STORE Lending Library — Phonograph Records Greeting Cards — Old and New Books Front St. 1 Ripley Rd. Best of Luck to the Class of ' 56 F. E. KING SONS YOUR JEWELER Watches — Silverware — Diamonds 72 Front St. Scituate Harbor Next to Burke ' s News Compliments of . . . DR. SCHOTT Compliments of . . . MARSHFIELD COMPLIMENTS ROLLER-SKATING RINK — of — Compliments of . . . A P HARBOR CLEANERS Archie A. Amiot Congratulations WATSON CHEVROLET INC. to the Class of 1956 See the Motoramic Chevrolet PEG and JERRY CROWLEY Telephone 154 5 BROOK ST. SCITUATE Scituate 1843 - 476 Compliments of . . . CHARLES MITCHELL INSURANCE CO. 60 Congress Street, Boston 259 Hatherly Road, Scituate MEETING HOUSE INN Stone Avenue, Egypt LEWIS AND MARY WARD W. Z. GALLUP CARPENTER NO. SCITUATE Tel. 1641 DODGE Job-Rated TRUCKS DODGE PASSENGER CARS SCITUATE GREENHOUSES PLYMOUTH PASSENGER CARS Fred T. Waterman Paul Young Motors CUT FLOWERS - PLANTS Phone Scituate 1200 126 FIRST PARISH ROAD Sciruate, Mass. Telephone Sciruate 284-W FIRST PARISH RD. Scituate AVON REPRESENTATIVE MRS. WILMER GALLUP Scituate 1641 Licensed Bonded Insured JOHN J. DUANE BUILDING WRECKING All Kinds New and Salvaged jDUUuin iviatcria,! ror oaic Tel. PResident 3-6029, 3-6030, 3-6031 600 Southern Artery Quincy, Mass. Compliments of . . . JOHN L. ROTHERY COMPANY ROME BROS. INSURANCE - REALTOR Whtsre Friendly Service Prevails Union Street Rockland Scituate Harbor Telephone 556 HAMMILL Funeral Home Hugh Richard Hammill, Director BUERKEL CO., Inc. Etfst EufieYul Tlovte tn Scttuute Engineers and Contractors — Ample Parking Facilities — for HEATING and PLUMBING Dignified, Understanding Service ( Non-Sectarian ) Established 1944 16 ALLEN STREET Scituate Harbor BOSTON, MASS. Tel. Scituate 1911 Compliments of . . . McCarthy bros. VILLAGE BARBER SHOP Quality Ice Cream Country Way No. Sciruate Whitman Tel. 365-J Best Wishes From the . . . Makers of 224 COMMERCIAL STREET SIMPSON SPRING BEVERAGES Famous for Quality, Purity and Delicious flavor Since 1878 Compliments of . . . S. M. SPENCER MFG. CO. Marking Devices EUGENE BLANCHARD 3 CORNHILL BOSTON Carpenter and Builder L. G. BALFDUR CDMPAM AttlGbarD, Massachusetts Known wherever there are Schools and Colleges Class Rings and Pins Commencement Invitations Diplomas — - Personal Cards Club Insigna Medals and Trophies Represented by: Gene Manchester Attleboro Office KEMETH H. GAULEY General Contractor Specializing in All Kinds of CEMENT WORK CEMENT HOT TOP DRIVEWAYS LANDSCAPING - SAND - GRAVEL - LOAM LAWN ROLLING Contractor ' s Equipment For Rental BULLDOZERS SCITUATE 244-M FORD PLACE GREENBUSH Your South Shore fashion Center ' Compliments of QUINCY, MASS. PAGE ' S HINGHAM MASS. Best Wishes to the Class of 1956 QUINCY ' S FASHION CENTER BREEN AND COMPANY MINOT, MASS. SUBURBAN LAND CO. CALL DRUG CO. INC. LAND DEVELOPMENT PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS and JOSEPH CARUSO, Reg. Pham. BUILDERS OP LOW COST HOMES Telephone 1000 Tel. Scituate 466-W 122 Front Street Sciruate Harbor 140 Hatherly Road Scituate, Mass. Compliments ot . . . P I N K H A M ' S REXALL DRUG STORE FRONT ST. SCITUATE Best Wishes from . . . Representative NATHANIEL TILDEN 2nd Plymouth District FADER ' S SODA FOUNTAIN - LUNCHEONETTE Hood ' s Ice Cream DtiT if2d C hncolatp 128 Front St. Scituate Compliments of . . . HARBOR VIEW RESTAURANT Scituate 427 194 Front Street Scituate Harbor Compliments of . . . JOSEPH R. DILLON Town Collector Compliments of . . . SATUIT BOWLAWAY Compliments of . . . SCITUATE WOMAN ' S CLUB Compliments of . . . THE COPPER LANTERN Restaurant — Soda Bar Compliments of . . . PROUTY REAL ESTATE SOUTH SHORE MIRROR kJJJICc 1 COLE PARKWAY Sciruate Harbor, Mass. SALES and RENTALS Telephone 887 Coh. 4-1024 189 Front Street Scituate, Mass. Compliments of . . . Compliments of . . . CURTIS BAKERY THE HARBOR BARBER SHOP Across from the Scituate Co-operathe Bank FRONT ST. SCITUATE f om r 1 1 mpnr of HARRY LEWIS, Realtor SCITUATE SUPPLY CO. 105 First Parish Road Scituate Tel. Sfit. 1344 Est. 1820 iN ew naven, v onnecticut EUGENE McGILLEN, Mgr. Portsmouth, New Hampshire H. P. CAMPBELL, Mgr. SPARRELL FUNERAL SERVICE M. B. FOSTER . L. WADSWORTH, Funeral Director ELECTRIC COMPANY Boston, Mass. Office and Chapel CENTRAL ST, NORWELL Tel. 2 Funeral Home 1 SUMMER ST, COHASSET Tel. 4-0200 JOHN V. QUINLAN LOUIS KLEIN WM. T. GEORGE Scimate 123 - 1100 ANDERSON FUEL, Inc. NORTH SCITUATE Phone 198 MARSHFIELD HILLS GARAGE • Thaxter R. Anderson CHRYSLER — PLYMOUTH Sales and Service Route 3A Marshfield Hills, Mass. Compliments of . . . JOHN P. ROGERS COUNTRY FARM GARDENS On Route 3A Greenbush Scituate 1125-W GLADES LOBSTERS Ralph and Ellen Sides Lobsters, Live and Boiled Summer Rentals 102 Glades Road Minor, Mass. Congratulations to the Class of 1956 SIDNEY S. GATES SONS Scituate No. Scituate Tel. 30 M ARSHFIELD OIL COMPANY Marshfield Compliments of . . . SO. SHORE LOBSTER FISHERMEN ' S ASSOCIATION Marshfield 86-W TAYLOR LUMBER COMPANY Woodworking and Building Supplies Hardware, Pittsburgh Paints Ocean Street Marshfield THE CHILDREN ' S y S Front Street A Scituate Harbor WESTLAND ' S SPORTING GOODS Equipment for every Sport 1 1 Revere Road Quincy Tel. Pr. 2-1133 COURTEOUS AND EXPERIENCED SALES PEOPLE? COMPLETE LINES OF QUALITY PRODUCTS? - - - - PROMPT FREE DELIVERY? - - - - AMPLE PARKING AREAS? - - - - CONVENIENT CHARGE ACCOUNTS? - - - - ALL OF THESE AND MANY MORE DISTINCTIVE ADVANTAGES WILL MAKE SHOPPING AT Brituatf farbnr (Hfl: 14011 A REAL PLEASURE FOR YOU IN SCITUATE Your First Thought For The Last Tribute is THE ERNEST A. RICHARDSON FUNERAL HOME Scituate ' s Home of Service Serving Marshfield and Vicinity Serving All Faiths 382 First Parish Road PHONE SCITUATE 196 Scituate Center It is the little things that make for perfection .... ALLAN R. WHEELER General Contractor BULLDOZER — SHOVEL — GRADER — TRAILER SERVICE Scituate Tel. 612 Massachusetts