Scituate High School - Chimes Yearbook (Scituate, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1957 volume:

SCITUAK lOWN I IBHAHY 3 1 644 00303 59 0 As the Class of 1957 approaches graduation, we look back on the past four years. Not only have we gained knowledge from textbooks, but we have also had the wonderful experience of do- ing things together --joining clubs, acting in plays, winning games, and attending parties and dances. As we join the alumni of Scituate High School, we wish to take our store of memories with us. Accordingly we present our 1957 yearbook, THE CHIMES, as a pictorial record of oiu ' teachers, friends, and good times. May THE CHIMES continue to ring out the spirit of Scituate High School for future classes. Published by the students of SCITUATE HIGH SCHOOL, Scituate, Massachusetts Photography by WARREN KAY VANTINE Studio Boston Raymond G. Biggar In September, 1953, Mr. Raymond G. Biggar joined the faculty of Scituate High School as a teacher of English and ancient history. During the next three years he directed an All-School production and two Senior Class plays. He also headed the SCITUATION staff and worked with the Cross Country team. As sophomores, the class of 1957 elected Mr. Biggar class adviser. Under his leadership we suc- cessfully carried out our various activities and sponsored our Junior Prom. When he resigned in 1956, our class lost a well -liked teacher, helpful adviser, and wonderful friend. To show oiu appreciation, THE 1957 CHIMES is dedicated to Mr. Biggar, now an insturctor at Bridgewater Teachers College. The Chimes Editorial Staff Business Staff Editor-in-chief Assistant Editors Art Editor Boys ' Sports Girls Sports Alumni Class Editors Constance Bailey Judith Garlinger Johanna Barrie Joan Holleman Faculty Adviser Beverly Burt Penelope Richards Deborah Tilden Ronald West Jared Fitzgerald Richard Ladd Katherine Brown Sandra O ' Neil Charlotte White Joanne Fisher Nancy Damon Dorothy Marsh Sandra Holland Miss Dudley Business Manager Co -Business Managers Stephen Young Brenda Merritt Linda Calderwood Assistant Business Managers Judith Brown Jean Curran Nancy MacAllister Patrick Shields Paula Brooks Carole DeMello Constance Gomes Joyna Roderick Edwina Rice Faculty Adviser Miss Hawkes Typists Or Clarence O. Atkinson Business Subjects Charles E. Bordne Mathematics Stuart E. Crapser Science Bessie M. Dudley English Mary K. Baker Homemaking Eleanor Brown Latin, French Dorothy H. Croker French, Spanish A. Leslie Faulkner Business Subjects Mary S. Bauer Physical Education Robert Burgess Practical Arts B. Norman Dickinson Instrumental Music John J. Gibbons English, History Herschel Benson Physical Education Beatrice M. Coleman Homemaking Sally Donovan English, Latin Samuel J. Tilden Director of Guidance Dominic J. Bonaimo Industrial Arts Ruth J. Cote Science, English .1 Joseph C. DriscoU Geography Edward L. Stewart Principal Faculty Scituate High School Edward K. Chace Superintendent of Schools Eleanor Gile Librarian William R. Johnson Mathematics Lawrence C. Keenan Physical Education Barbara Murphy English Alma Shmauk Art, Mechanical Drawing Erroll K. Wilcox Science Maud C. Williams Social Studies Elizabeth Giles Mathematics Sally A. Kennedy English, History Elliott Small Mathematics Jean Strzelecki School Secretary Margaret T. Hamilton English Judson R. Merrill Algebra Ruth E. Hawkes Business Subjects Mary E. Monahan History Ella L. Vinal Edgar L. White, Jr. History, Government Music, Science, English Yvonne Twomey School Secretary Flora D. White, R.N. School Nurse 5 Scituate High School And Today 1954-1957 Yesterday 1918-1930 RICHARD ALDRIDGE Monitor 4. Dick likes to take his school work slow, But in a car you should see him go. SHIRLEY ANDERSON Service Award 4; OGA Award 3; Basketball 3. Shirley is quiet, you will agree; A very good secretary she will be. CONSTANCE BAILEY Pro Merito 4; CHIMES 4; SCITUATION 3; Future Teachers 4; Band Orchestra 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Girls ' Choir 3,4; All-School Prod. 1,3,4; Service Award 3,4; Softball 2,4; German Band 1,2,3,4; Fife, Jug, Bottle Band 2; All-State Orchestra 1,2, 3,4. Connie can play any instrument well; As a one-man band, she would do swell. FRANCES BLANCHARD Service Award 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Softball 1,2. We know Frannie has what it takes, Such delicious sundaes and frappes she makes. PAUL BRIGHAM Boys ' State 3; Cross Country 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4. If it ' s Paul you ' re looking for. Take a peek in the record store. DAVID BROKAW Key Club 3; SCITUATION 3; Service Award 2,3; Football 1,2,3, 4; Wrestling 2,3,4; Photography Club 3. Dave is the flirt of our class; He ' ll make a pass at any lass. PAULA BROOKS CHIMES 4; Service Award 4. ' Cuz shorthand and typing come easily, A success in an office she surely will be. JUDITH BROWN CHIMES 4; SCITUATION 3; Future Nurses 1,2,3. Judy ' s a quiet but earnest gal. Always helpful, everyone ' s pal. DAVID BUCKLEY Student Govt. Rep. 4; Student Council 2,3,4; Pres. 4; Key Club 2, 3,4, Internatl. Conv. 3; Pro Merito 4; Chief Marshal 4; Boys ' State 3; Harvard Book Prize 3; Class Treas. 2,3,4; Cross Country 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4. Head Big Student Council chief, That he ' ll go far is our belief. BEVERLY BURNHAM Future Teachers 4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Girls ' Choir 3,4; All- School Prod. 1,3,4; Basketball 2,3. Taffy, our red-headed gal, g Is musical, talented, a real swell pal. BEVERLY BURT Student Council 4; Pro Merito 4; CHIMES 2; Asst. Ed. 3, Ed, 4; SCITUATION 2, Ed. 3; Band 1,2,3,4; Orchestra 2,3; Glee Club 3, 4; Service Awards 2,3; All-State Band 2,3; Fife, Jug, Bottle Band 2,3,4; DAR Good Citizen. Bev ' s the smartest we ' ve had yet, With classes, Cliimes, and her clarinet. RICHARD CAHOON Key Club 2,3,4; Pro Merito 4; SCITUATION 3,4; Art Club 3; Service Award 3; Cross Country 2,3,4; Wrestling 2,3,4; Track 2,3, 4; All-School Prod. 4, Rick ' s a sportsman, fit and fair; Brains, wit, talent, --everything ' s there. LINDA CALDERWOOD CHIMES 3,4; Twirler 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4, Capt. 4. As a basketball guard, Linda ' s hot; No forward can pass her to get a shot, ROBERT CARLSON Boat Club 2. He ' s a smiling fair-haired boy; Practical, jolly, everyone ' s joy. RAMON CHRISTIE Transferred from West Newton 3; Key Club 4; Wrestling 3. It seems he can ' t get a hold of Tressler, But our Gerry is a mighty wrestler. JEAN CLARK Transferred from Weymouth 4. Jean was new at Scituate this fall. But now we consider her one of us all. ROBERT CLARK Key Club 2,3,4; Pro Merito 4; Service Award 2,4; Cross Country 4; Basketball 2,3,4; Baseball 1,2; Track 3,4. Bob ' s a good student — one of the best; He ' ll get good marks on any test. CAROL COLBURN Transferred from Newton 4; Glee Club 4; Girls ' Choir 4; All- School Prod. 4; U. N. Essay Winner 4. Although our Carol came from Newton, Now for Scituate she is rootin ' . KEVIN COLE Baseball 1,2,3,4; Football 3,4; All-School Prod. 4. Kevin ' s quiet but has a mind of his own; His voice is a beautiful baritone. MARGARET CREMIN Transferred from Rosary Academy 3; SCITUATION 3; Glee Club 3,4; Library Club Treas. 4; All-School Prod. 4, Margaret ' s friendly and lots of fun; She is liked by everyone. CHRISTOPHER CURRAN Key Club 4; Pro Merito 4; SCITUATION 3,4; Art Club 2, Pres. 3; Service Award 2,3,4; Cross Country 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4. Chris can liven any class, With jokes and wisecracks you can ' t surpass. CAROLE DEMELLO CHIMES 4; Service Award 4. Carole is quiet, but always gay; Success is sure to come her way. FRANK DEVINCENTIS Transferred from Washington 3; Key Club V. Pres. 4; SCITUA- TION Bus. Mgr. 3; Service Award 3,4; Football 3,4; Basketball 3, 4; U. N. Essay Winner 3. Frank wears pegged pants and blue suede shoes. And other clothes of flashy hues. ANN DIPERSIO Transferred from Belmont 2. A pretty girl with smiling face. Nothing about her is commonplace. DAVID DONOGHUE Orchestra 4; Key Club 3,4; Monitor 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2, 3,4; Pro Merito 4. In our band Dave plays the sax, While keeping us laughing with witty wisecracks. DAVID DWYER Projection Club 1, Pres. 2,4, V. Pres. 3; All-School Prod. 3,4. David is quite a radio fan; For electrical work he is our man. KARL ERICS ON Transferred from South Boston 1. When Karl is around, don ' t you see A strong resemblance to Elvis Presley? JOANNE FISHER CHIMES 2,4; Orchestra 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Softball l,3,4|ii( Joanne is a most helpful friend; All of her virtues we ' ll defend. lOA lee JARED FITZGERALD Student Council 3, V. Pres. 4; Key Club 4, Treas. 3; Pro Merito 4; CHIMES 4; SCITUATION 3; Service Award 2,3,4; Boys ' State 3; Cross Country 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3; Track 2,3,4; All -School Prod. 4; Lt. Gov. Dist, 11 - 4. In the Olympics he ' ll be a star; His flying feets will take him far. MICHAEL FLEMING Transferred from Archbishop Williams 3; U. N. Essay Winner 4. Our Mike is handy with paper and pen; His essay took him to the U. N. Ui; CAR iC!l Sem Caic 1 MILDRED FLETCHER Service Award 4; Field Hockey 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,4; Student Teacher Gym 4. The greatest cut -up of us all, Millie stars in basketball. EDGAR GALBREATH Service Award 2,3; Boys ' State 3; Football 1,3; Boat Club 2. Last summer Micky went to Boys ' State; That was a trip that must have been great. EVA GALLUP Glee Club 1,2; OGA Award 3. With her sparkling eyes and wavy hair; She can make friendis anywhere. JUDITH GARUNGER Pro Merito 4; CHIMES 1,2,3,4; SCITUATION 1,2,3,4, Asst. Ed. 4; All School Prod. 3,4; Cheerleader 3,4, Head 4; Student Teacher Gym 4. Perky Judy with her fly-away hair. When you need help she ' s always there. DAVID GILMORE Monitor 4; Wrestling 4; Track 4. A hearty laugh you ' ll surely hear. To let you know when Dave is near. CONSTANCE GOMES CHIMES 2,3,4; SCITUATION 2,3,4; Library Club 2,3; Service A- ward 2,3,4; Softball 1,2,3,4, Connie ' s a typist of great renown. Friendly and helpful with never a frown. OAN GRASSIE lee Club 4; Cheerleader 3,4; All-State Chorus 4. i.s cheerleader, Joan is on the beam; t rallies and games she yells for our team. lAROL GREEN CITUATION 3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Girls ' Choir 3,4; All-School •rod. 3,4; Class Sec. 1,2,4; Cheerleader 3,4; All-State Chorus 4; emcho 4. arol ' s a blonde but already hooked; er week-end nights are completely booked. BETH GUNN Student Council 1,2,3,4, Treas. 2; Pro Merito 4; Band Orchestra 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 3,4; Girls ' Choir 3,4; Class V. Pres. 4; Semsba Band 1,2,3,4; German Band 2,3,4; All-State Band 4. Musical, talented, pretty, and gay, Nurse or other, she ' ll go jfar some day. JEAN HAYWARD Glee Club 3. Jean is a girl who ' s rather quiet. But occasionally she is a riot. DAVID HEALY Transferred from Jamaica Plain 3; Key Club 3,4j Projection Club 3,4. Dave and his dad to the school are new, A hearty welcome we give the two. ROIj ND HEIJN Transferred from Windsor, Vermont 4. This new member of our class Is a guy we can ' t surpass. RICHARD HERBERT Hot-rod Herbert is his namej With a car he ' ll come to fame. MARTIN JILLSON Basketball 2,3. Skip ' s a car enthusiast, And also a follower of the mast. MARIE KELLEY Transferred from Brookline 3; Library Club 4; Service Award 4. Marie came to us just last year, But we are glad to hai ' e her here. CHARLES KEYES Key Club 3,4; SCITUATION Bus. Mgr. 3; Future Teachers ' Club Pres. 3,4; Service Award 2,3; Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3. Charlie is a letterman as well we know; On any field he can make a good show. PATRICL McINNIS Transferred from Archbishop Williams 2; All-School Prod. 3j Cheerleader 3,4. Pat ' s a cheerleader with vigor and vim, Pert and pretty, with a figure that ' s slim. RICHARD MEAGHER Student Council 3,4; Key Club Treas. 4; Monitor 2,3,4; Service Award 2,3,4; Class Vice President 2; Track 3,4; Pro Meiito 4. A famous doctor he will be, Just wait eight years and you will see. BRENDA MERRITT Pro Merito 4; CHIMES 3, Bus. Mgr. 4; OGA Award 3. Brenda is our quietest lass; A blushing blonde, she ' ll always pass. MAUREEN MURPHY When you hear our singing rage. You think for sure it ' s Patti Page. HAROLD NASON Art Club 3; Wrestling 2,3,4. Wrestling is the sport for Teddyj For any match he ' s always ready. DAVID OAKES Orchestra 4. David doesn ' t say too much, But with a car he has that touch. JOYCE PERRY Future Teachers ' Sec. 3,4; Service Award 3; OGA Award 3; Field Hockey 1,2,3,4, Co-Capt. 4; Basketball 1,2,3; Student Teacher Gym 4; SCITUATION 3. Joyce is an athlete, as you might guess; She plays hockey and tennis for SHS. JAMES PLETT Transferred from Miami, Florida 1. When the snow starts to fall, Jim ' s never around, For when winter comes, he ' s Florida bound. JAMES PROUTY Key Club 3,4; Monitor 3; Class Pres. 2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Bas- ketball 2,3; Baseball 1,2,4. Big Jim is Scituate ' s football star; His athletic prowess will take him far, PENELOPE RICHARDS CHIMES 1,2,3,4; SCITUATION 1,2,3,4; Future Teacheis 3,4; Pho- tography Club 3; Service Award 1,2,3,4. Penny a teacher will sometime be, And a good one, you will see. jjjjjjljjjjjjp MARTHA ROBBINS SCITUATION 3,4; Service Award 3; OGA Award 3. Martha ' s known for being quiet. But sometimes she can cause a riot. JOYNA RODERICK CHIMES 3,4; SCITUATION 3,4; Service Award 3,4; Softball 1,2, 3,4. Playing Softball is her delight; She surely knows how to do it right. DIANTHA SARGENT Glee Club 2,3; All-School Prod. 1. Quiet but fiery is our Di, Even though she ' s not very high. lAWRENCE SCHINER Key Club 1,2,3,4, V. Pres. 3, Pres. 4, Natl. Conv. 3; SCITUA- TION 3; Glee Club 3,4; Service Award 1,2,3; Boys ' State 3; Foot- ball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4, Co-Capt. 3, Capt. 4; Baseball 1, 2,4; All -School Prod. 4. Popular Larry ' s an athletic fellow. But in classes or glee club he sure can bellow. 13 CAROL STONE Photography Club 3j Service Award 4j OGA Award 3; Field Hock- ey 1,2,3,4, Co-Capt. 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4, Co-Captain 4; Stu- dent Teacher Gym 4. For our teams Carol fights real hard, As hockey inner and basketball guard. HORACE SYLVESTER Pro Merito 4; Football 1,2,3; Wrestling 2,3,4; Track 3. In English Spike doesn ' t do too well, But liis math and chem marks ring the bell. CAROLYN TILDEN Pro Merito 4; SCITUATION 3; Future Teachers ' V. Pres. 3,4; Service Award 3; Field Hockey 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Tennis 1, 2,3,4; Student Teacher Gym 4. Amicable Nina, blonde hair and laughing eyes, Tho ' daughter of a teacher, mischief within her lies. JANICE TINGLEY Pro Merito 3,4; Art Club 2,3; Service Award 3. Janice has a talent for art; On program covers she does her part. RONALD WEST Transferred from Cohasset 2; CHIMES Art Ed. 4; SCITUATION Art Ed. 3. Ronnie ' s art work surely does rate; His cartoons and posters are certainly great. ROBERT WILEY SCITUATION 3; Glee Club 4; All-School Prod. 4. Bob and math don ' t get along, But when Bev ' s around, life ' s just a song. ANN WILLARD SCITUATION 3; Library Club 4; Service Award 3,4. Sometimes Ann is kind of shy, But in a Ford she can really fly, DONALD YOUNG Basketball Scorekeeper 4. Though quiet in the class i s he, A real guy to us he ' ll always be. STEPHEN YOUNG Key Club 3, Sec. 4; CHIMES 4, Bus. Mgr. 4; All-School Prod. 3; Baseball 1. An efficient business manager is our Steve; The Chimes staff is sorry to have him leave. 14 Memories of Senior Year As we seniors look happily back upon oui past year of fun, We like to stop and reminisce on all that we have done. First of all, we chose our leaders, Jim and Beth to guide. David Buckley held our money; Carol wrote ' long-side. Pro Merito, our honor society. Was run by Dave, Beth, and Jed, Fifteen together, struggling onward, Marks -wise, Beverly led. Student Council had its place. Future Teachers, and camera crew, Key Club, Chimes staff, Scituation, Library, and service awards, too. Singing had an important place, Twelve seniors will agree; All of our Glee Club girls Did carol merrily. Three boys rumbling on bass With tones solemn or gay Also made lots of music. With Connie there to play. Now we have to change our mood, for thundering down the field Comes a group of sports enthusers; to others they won ' t yield. Back in the autumn, a thousand pounds Galloped in formations on school grounds. Lineman Charlie cleared the way; Then the rest could join the fray, Larry, Jimmy, Broke and Frank, Tall or stubby, chubby or lank; On they fought to the rhythm of the band Tootling bravely in a foreign land. Standing, shivering, they laboreth, Dave and Connie, Beverly and Beth. Whack! went the hockey stick on ground; That was one place where Joyce was found. Millie, Carol, and Carolyn, too, Helped make up a hardy crew. Jed was ahead, -he always will be Leading at track and cross country. Paul ' s close behind, so were Dave, Dick, and Rick; Bob and Spike were also quick. Basket shooters, led by Larry, Dave, Frank, and Bob, the ball did carry. In girls ' basketball, were captains Linda and Carol, Beverly, Millie, and two in managers ' apparel. Next we see the wrestlers, tangled on their mat. Two Daves, Ricky, Spike, and Ted, -all were out for that. Baseball and Softball were two more favorite games; Always to excel was one of our aims. Five of our boys, four of our girls. The banner of sportsmanship around them furls. All were helped by cheerleaders, ready on the spot, Judy, Carol, Pat, and Joan, -Barney as an after-thought. Many folks have helped us. Miss Vinal first of all. Mr. Merrill joined her To keep us from a fall. Mr. Biggar then took over- He did his job well. Mr. Gibbons, now we ' re seniors, Helps our fiery thoughts to quell. The Class of ' 57 now leaves its sheltered past With eyes upon the future; the final die is cast. 15 17 Senior Class Play Cheaper by the Dozen Adapted from the book by Frank B. Gil breth, Jr. and Ernestine Gilbreth Carey. CAST Dad - David Gilmore Mother - Beverly Burnham Ann - Judith Garlinger Ernestine - Paula Brooks Frank - Stephen Young Martha - Beverly Burt Bill - Paul Brigham Lillian - Carol Green Fred - Margaret Cremin Jackie - Carolyn Tilden Dan - Carol Stone Mrs, Fitzgerald - Judith Brown Miss Brill - Joanne Fisher Joe Scales - Richard Cahoon Larry - Christopher Cunan Dr. Burton - Ramon Christie Stage Manager - Robert Wiley Properties - Ann Willard Coaches - Miss Donovan, Miss Kenned 18 Underclassmen FIRST ROW: J. Curran, K. Connell, D. Prouty, V. Leone, R. Lynch, Mis. Baker, J. Thompson, G. Wil- der, F. Bowker, B, Ericson, P. Dowd, L. Bailey. SECOND ROW: P. Roy, R. Smith, A. Mulligan, M. Whittaker, P. Wyman, N. Damon, L. Butler, M. Foster, D. Tilden, C. White, J. Stetson, N. Clapp, S. O ' Neil, R. Young, J. Tubman. THIRD ROW: P. Edwards, G. Tedford, G. Rodgers, J. Lippett, R. Gard- ner, R. Barke, J. Jakubens, R. Rencurrel, J. Mclnnis, W. Kay, A. MoHnari, L. Whittaker, D. Morrison, M. Loring, R. Frye. FIRST ROW: P. Ford, N. Oliver, E. Rice, E. Bubin, J. Rogal, Mr. Johnson, A. Hare, G. Gardner, A. Fitzgerald, J. Cole, M. Traniello. SECOND ROW: A. Molinari, S. Galbreath. T. Chamberlain, P. Stev- erman, N. MacAllister, B. Tilden, P. Dunphy, B. Winston, N. A ey, P. Fryling, W. Sides, R. Steams. THIRD ROW: L. Haartz, J. Dillon, J. Whiting, E. Hartnett, D. AUan, P. Johnson, R. Ladd, L. Reublin- ger, P. Shields, B. Simmon, J. Story, J. Finnegan. Junior Class Officers The first meeting of the Jumor Class was held in September. Paul Roy, president; Brenda Erickson, vice president; and Jessie Cole, secretary, were the newly- elected officers. Ronald Rencurrel was reelected treasurer. Class advisers were Mrs. Baker and Mr. John- son. The Class of 1958 was represented in Student Coim- cil by Nancy Oliver, Bonnie Leone, and Paul Roy. The Juniors are an unimially active group. The class was represented in every sport in the athletic program, and fovu: Juniors were cheerleaders. Besides this, mem- bers of the class worked in the office, were student li- brarians, and participated in various clubs. Our talent was contributed to the glee club, band, and orchestra. A good proportion of the class attained positions on the honor roll. f r n r n r r n im, FIRST ROW: S. Bongarzone, C. Agnew, J. MacDonald, P. Curran, E. Mackie, L. I chards, Mrs. Croker, N. Curran, K. Mullen, J. Kestila, C. Coffey, J. Amato, L. Allen, P. CahiU. SECOND ROW: E. Tur- ner, P. Bumliam, R. Aldridge, I. McCorkell, J. Morton, K. O ' Keefe, E. Russell, S. Whitman, S. Knowles, R. Evans, S. Rogers, i. Corcoran, B. Slavin, F. Dauphinee, A. Ivlurray, W. McKeever, D. Atchason. THIRD ROW: J. Ross, K. Koerber, R. Murphy, J, Lepine, S. Young, R. Logan, P. James, G. Steams, G. Russell, R. Miurray, J. Thompson, M. Colton, F. Bigelow, T. Dame, C. Bowker, P. Breen, D. Grip. I FIRST ROW: J. Gimn, W. MacAllister, D. Silipo, R. Warshaw, J. Jarvis, R. Burrows, Mr. Bonanno, D. Waddell, A. Misner, S. Doherty, M. Doyle, J. DeMello, V. Clark, L. Norris. SECOND ROW: F. Dwyer, P. Scott, G. MacDonald, D. Coyne, C. Creaser, D. Logan, J. Barrie, G. Donoghue, S. Gallup, G. Alves, L. Stewart, M. Larrabee, B. Finn, R. Chase, G. Robbins, D. Durant, D. Smith. THIRD ROW: R. Cal- cutt, P. Mehegan, J. Ochs, H. Wiiting, J. Smith, P. Connolly, G. Easier, F. Dorr, F. MacDonald, G. Lowe, B. Sunnerburg, D. DeMoss, N. Routhier, R. Crosby, J. O ' Keefe, J. Torrey, R. Nichols. Sophomore Class Officers Our first meeting this year was conducted with the help of our advisers, Mrs. Croker and Mr. Bonanno. We elected David DeMoss as our president; Bmce Sunner- burg, vice president; Fred Dauphinee, secretary; and Johanna Barrie, treasurer. Our representatives in Student Coimcil were Michael Colton, Susan Doherty, and Anne Misner. This was a busy year for the Sophomores. Many of us did well in sports, especially football, basketball, and tennis. Some of our members were active on the Chimes and Scituation staffs and in the band, orches- tra, and glee club. We were also well represented in this year ' s Talent Show. Many Sophomores made the honor roll and a few achieved high honors. 21 FIRST ROW: J. Meagher, P. Litchfield, D. Rhinehart, L. Schair, M. Thayer, J. Webster, E. Green, C. Riggins, Miss Donovan, J. Payntar, P. Ward, H. Simon, S. Young, M. Hopkins, P. Sargent, P. Atherton, B. Merritt, P. Costa. SECOND ROW: W. Schott, R. Baggs, P. Blanchard, R. Burt, T. KeUey, S. Ashley, P. Holt, A. Ward, H. Bubin, M. Bubin, E. Crowley, G. Curtis, B. Tliompson, D. Matthews, C. Dwyer, A, Soucy, P. McCoy, J. Savage, B. Sylvester, J. Jacobucci, C, Howard, S. Buckley, J. Amber, T. Christie, R. DeMello, R. Calderwood. THIRD ROW: P. Chamberlain, J. McGarr, W. Quigley, J. Ewing, R. Ar- nold, G. Cavanaugh, A. Putnam, W. Swieger, D. Spear, L. Bergeron, G. Lackey, P. Sylvester, L. Rice, G. Mendes, V . Zucker, H. Duffey, N. Campbell, J. Lannon, B. Billings, P. Vanlnwagen, L. Mayo, G. Street, J. Connolly, B. Paradis. FIRST ROW: B. Wall, J. Walsh, M. Newman, S Kenney. B. Greaser, B. Samuelson, K. Walsh, C. Claybourne, J. Merritt, M. Gauley, Mr. Keenan, S. Meiser, K. Whiting, M. Fletcher, L. Thayer, L. Turner, S. Murphy, J. DeMello, P. Stanley, M. Himekick, SECOND ROW: E. Crowley, A. Gorman, E. Page, G. Stone, R. Barclay, K. Finegan, S, Parsons, J. Mclnnis, P. Adler, D. Marsh, C. Brooks, M. Sex- ton, S. Acker, J. Macintosh, S. Kelley, J. Paradis, V. Gardner, P. Oliver, P. McCarthy, L. Jakubens, B, Alger, J. Jackson, S. Smollett, M. Murphy, S. Barry, J. McKittrick, G. Webb, P. Spencer. THIRD ROW: R. Murphy, J. McCormack, B. Lemont, B. Carvell, D. Young, D. Fitzgerald, R. Anderson, T. Prouty, R. Caron, J. Hunicke, D. Parker, B, Keyes, J. Fennessy, W. Stone, W. Allan, H. Croker, L. Lawson, D. Morwick, J. Goode, G. Gardner, J. Clemens, D, Wiswall, W. Litchfield, R. Arnold, S. Bailey, P. McCarthy. Freshman Class At tlieir first class meeting, the Freshmen elected as their officers Thomas Prouty, president; Robert Calder- wood, vice-president; George Webb, secretary-; Grover Lackey, treasurer; and Miss Donovan and Mr, Keenan as class advisers. Richard Anderson and Richard Murphy represented tlie class in the Student Council. A large number of the class went out for sports. There were many participants in basketball, hockey, and the freshman football team. Thomas Prouty, who made the varsity football team this year, was chosen for tlie South Shore All-Scholastic Team. Ihe freshman staff of tlie MARINER put out two issues this year with Susan Smollett, as editor-in-chief, and Leslie Schair, managing editor. Tlie class also made a fine showing on the honor roll, with twenty-three students receiving honors during the first two marking periods. The Freshman Class have made a good beginning, and they are all looking forward to the coming years at Scituate High School. Officers 8A--FIRST ROW: E. Bond, M. Sides, J. Robinson, V. Newman, E. Hayes, Miss Murphy, M. Haartz, F. Mehegan, J. Holleman, J. Burroughs, N. Hailer. SECOND ROW: D. Linnelaan, J. Gunn, K. Sweeney, N. Cole, P. Mattingly, C. Creaser, S. Fryling, M. Ford, M. Kay, L. Flyrm, S. Lepine, B. Langley, J. Squizzero, J. Mulli- gan. THirOD ROW: H. Gates, J. Harper, K. Webb, F. Mirarclii, D. White, J. O ' Hem, T. Chisholm, S. Taylor, R. Anderson, R. Johnson, G. Maclsaac. rn r 1? ir 8D— FIRST ROW: P. Sharpe, M. RusseU, S. Stoddard, K. Keith, S. Nichols, Mrs. Williams, K. Reynolds, P. Downey, S. Westcott, L. Timpany, L. Morse. SECOND ROW: M. Cahill, A. Reub- linger, L. Rhodes, S. Stankunas, E. Tilden, J. Turner, P. Scaisil- loni, S, Rolfe, N. Publicover, J. Nelson, B. Sladen, R. Repplier. THIRD ROW: J. Mullen, W. Stone, J. Wiedman, R. Ross, F. Robbins, J. Thome, T. Stevens, R. Tilden, C. Webb, R. Smith. 8B— HRST ROW: P. Bedford, N. BuUock, B. Blanchard, D. Jarvis, C. Clafflin, Mr. Bordne, E. Cross, C. Barry, R. Aldridge, D. Cavanagh, J. DeMeUo. SECOND ROW: P. Brown, W. Barron, W. Dennis, N. Alves, E. Buckley, B. Anderson, C, Dean, L. White, S. Cole, B. Caron, N. Corcoran, D. Desler, J. Allen. THIRD ROW: A. Amato, R. Menitt, J. Hawke, C. Allen, P. Hailer, S. Locke, K. Bongarzone, E. Barry, J. Scho- field, H. Burbank, P. Arthiu:. Grade Eight 8C FIRST ROW: B. Mee, D. HoUand, P. Fleming, D. Dwyer, D. Hatch, Mis. Cote, V. Downey, C. Lemoine, C. Gallup, V. McElroy, N. Litchfield, SECOND ROW: C. Stone, J. Doty, D. Galbreath, F. Donahue, E. Jacobucci, J. Hollis, C. Ladd, K. Koer- ber, R. Dorr, J. Connolly, J. McNamara, J. Hobbs. THIRD ROW: F. Lynch, J. Leate, R. Litchfield, S. Freda, D. LeClair, F. Dwyer, E. Litz, R. E wight, J. Kane, C. Levendoski, T. Edwards. The five seventh grade divisions of last year have become four crowded eighth grade groups. Jolm Kane repre- sented the eighth grade on the Student Council this year. Joan Holleman was class editor of The Chimes and associ- ate editor of tlie Mariner staff. Our representatives in the band and orchestra were Sally Fryling, Marslia Ford, Suzanne Lepine, Randy Johnson, Dorothea Jarvis, and Francis Mirarchi. Those who received scholastic honors for the first marking periods were S. Fryling, M. Haartz, E. Hayes, B. Langley, D. Linne- han, P. Mattingly, K. Webb, C. Dean, J. Schofield, M. Ford, J. Gunn, J. HoUeman, V. Newman, J. O ' Hem, K. Sweeney, R. Merritt, J. Kane, C. Ladd, B. Blanchard, S. Cole, L. Morse, and R. Ross. 7A--FIRST ROW: C. Clark, P. Corcoran, M. Dame, E. Coffey, L. Greek, Miss Giles, L. Doherty, G. Bates, G. Budjinski, K. Coyne, S. Blake. SECOND ROW: B. Gaboon, P. Driscoll, J, Ackerson, J. Chase, R. Cohen, P. Brown, 1. Andrade, M. Blan- cliard, D. Anderson, D. Daupliinee, W. Coelho, R. Casey. THIRD ROW: L. Thompson, S. Downey, F. Corbett, R. Cashman, J. Duane, D. Carlsen, R. Clifford, J. DeCosta, T. Bauer, G. Chis- holm, P. Blankenship. 7B— FIRST ROW: S. Gray, J. Finnic, K. Dwyer, S. Jarvis, H. Fletcher, P. Baker, E. Jacobson, D. Hall, A. Farrell, J, Ford, A. Hoyt. SECOND ROW: Miss Monahan, R. Dwyer, R. Low, G. Goode, B. Fowler, J. Emslie, E. Ford, J. Fay, G. Himiche, J. Hatch, S. Holland, K. Hasson, D. Jolinson, L. Gorman. THIRD ROW: P. Gardner, E. Larrabee, J. Dwyer, J. Higgins, R. Greek, D. Galligan, M. Healy, W. Clarke, P. Jackson, J. Gartland, W. Jarvis, R. Hubbell. Grade Seven 7C— FIRST ROW: J. Morwick, H. Ochs, E. Kelley, S. Priestman, S. Louglunan, J. Palmer, Miss Donovan, G. Matthews, S. Jones, C. Kennedy, E. Murphy, S. IVtirphy, D. Molinari. SECOND ROW: T. McCarthy, D. Page, P. O ' Donnell, C. Machei, J. Moran, J. Meiser, G. Leone, C. Marshall, J. Lincoln, D. Johnson, R. Keene, J. Mur- phy, R. Manley. THIRD ROW: W. Mul- len, C. Pingree, P. Krause, A. Mayo, D. Obert, J. McDonald, J. Mackey, P. Mc- Carthy, S. Maclsaac, C. Loux, R. Paradis, J. McDevitt. In September, 1956, we new uninitiated seventh graders trouped into Scituate High School, all 147 of us. At first we were very much bewildered, but soon we adapted ourselves to our siunrovmdings . Within a snort time we were in almost everything. Jean Emslie, Sandra Holland, and William Coelho played in the orches- tra; and Robert Yeates in the band. San- dra Jones and Sandra Holland participated in the all -school show. Many were on the Mariner staff, with Sanura Holland as associate editor. Dermis Obert was our Student Covmcil representative. The following were on the honor roll for the first term: T. Bauer, S. Blake, M. Blanchard, P. Blankenship, R. Cohen, L. Doherty, J. Emslie, J. Ford, B. Fowler, P. Gardner, G. Goode, S. Gray, S, Holland, G. Hunicke, S, Jarvis, R. Keene, A. Stone- field, R. Vogel, and P. White. 7D--FIRST ROW: J. Stone, C. Sunnerburg, P. Vonlderstein, J. Story, J. Sears, Mr. Driscoll, A. Stonefield, L. Walsh, S. Schramn, M. Sweeney, T. Wilder. SECOND ROW: P. Scott, P. Smith, K. Wheeler, C. Smith, M. Schultz, M. Veiga, P. White, S. Pierce, T. Stone, J. Taylor, D. Young, M. Stewart. THIPUD ROW: V. Shapazian, T. Willard, R. Yeats, E. White, T. Riordan, H. Robbins, P. Crafts, R. Vogel, R. Stevens, R. Quinlan, L. Rousseau, D. Schair. FIRST ROW: B. Burt, J. Fitzgerald, N. Oliver, D. Buckley, V. Leone, A. Misner, B. Gunn. SECOND ROW: R. Murphy, R. Meagher, M. Colton, P. Johnson, R. Rencurrel, R. Anderson, S. Doherty. Student Council Officers The Student Council continues as a strong and active organization under the guidance of the faculty adviser, Mr. Stuart Crapser. This fall, copies of the Scituate High School Handbook, which was prepared by the 1955-56 Council, were distributed to students for the first time. One of the biggest projects of the Council for the current year was the purchasing and awarding of jackets to sen- iors who qualified for their letters in athletics. The officers of the Student Council for 1956- 1957 were David Buckley, president; Jared Fitz- Gerald, vice president; Veronica Leone, secretary; and Nancy Oliver, treasurer. The fall convention at Norton, Massachusetts was attended by four senior and two junior delegates. Other representatives attended the spring convention at Dartmouth, Massachusetts. FIRST ROW: R. Rencurrel, J. Fitzgerald, S. Young, L. Schiner, R. Ladd, Mr. Small, P. Johnson, F. DeVincen tis, R. Meagher, R. Cahoon, D. Buckley. SECOND ROW: J. Mclnnis, G. Rodgers, C. Curran, R. Clark, R. Chxistie, B. Simmons, D. Donoghue, J, Story, D. Healy, J. Prouty, C. Keyes. Key Club This year the ranks of the Key Club were swelled to a membership of twenty-five, which is the max- imum for a school of our size. The first important activity of the club was the UNICEF drive. Every boy in the organization did his part to make a suc- cess of this project for the relief of needy children in all lands. Also the club sponsored several re- cord hops which were enjoyable and successful fi- nancially. Key Club officers for the year were Lawrence Schiner, president; Frank DeVincentis, vice presi- dent; Richard Meagher, treasurer; and Stephen Young, secretary. Jared Fitzgerald was elected lieutenant-governor of District 11 Key Club. Mr. Elliott Small was again the adviser. Last summer two of our members, Richard Ladd and Ronald Rencunel, attended the National Con- vention in Dallas, Texas, as delegates from the Scituate High School Key Club. Next summer two delegates wUl be sent to the 1957 convention in Washington, D.C. Officers 29 FIRST ROW: Jared Fitzgerald, IXictor, Judith Garlinger; Carolyn Tilden; Brenda Merritt; David Buckley, Imperator; Janice Tingley; Beverly Burt; Constance Bailey; Beth Gunn, Scriba. SECOND ROW: Christo- pher Curran; Richard Meagher; Robert Clarkj David Donoghuej Horace Sylvester; Richard Cahoon. Merito To be eligible for membership in the Pro Merito Society a student must maintain a four- year average of 85% or better in all subjects. The candidates are selected on the basis of scholar- ship and good citizetehip. The aims of Pro Merito are best illustrated by the oath, which all candidates take upon being inducted, As a member of the Pro Merito Society, I will try to give to the world the best that I have. I will try to be Progressive in scholarship Reliant in all duties Observant of beauty Masterful over self Earnest in effort Respectful to others Inspiring in purpose Trustworthy in all things Optimistic in spirit I will do my best to make the most of my op- portunities, to give all that I have acquired back to the world, to help others follow the road of knowledge, and to be in all ways a loval, true member of the Pro Merito Society, 30 FIRST ROW: P. Adler, M. Sexton, A. Willard, M. Kelley, M. Cremin, A. Fitzgerald, R. Smith, N. Damon, E. Rice, R, Warshaw, P. Costa. SECOND ROW: J. Connolly, P. Ward, P. Ford, S. Parsons, M Gauley, N. Campbell, P. McCarthy, P. Atherton, B. Thompson, J. DeMello, R. Arnold, Miss Gile, R. Arnold, B, Creaser, N. Ashley, S. Young, S. Ashley, R. Baggs, M. Hopkins, S. Smollett, P, Sargent, B. Alger, Library Staff The newly-elected officers of the library staff this year were Ann Fitzgerald, president; Richard Smith, vice-president; Nancy Damon, secretary; and Margaret Cremin, treasurer. The members of the board were Marie Kelly, ' 57; Edwina Rice, ' 58; Rosalie Warshaw, ' 59; and Maureen Sexton, ' 60. The staff was increased by a large number of Freshman this year. Meetings were held during the Activity Period Dn Tuesday. During these meetings the members listened to lectures and records, and discussed various library problems. Our library was well represented at the numer- oub library parties held at different schools in neighboring towns. In December the Scituate Li- brary Club entertained at a Christmas ' party, which was attended by a large number of student librarians from nearby South Shore towns. 31 FIRST ROW: J. Payntar, L. Calderwood, B. Winston, C. Wliite. SECOND ROW: C. Clayboume, F. Mi- rarchi, S. Bongajrone, K, Mvillen, J. Gimn, S. Doheity, B. Leone, R. Johnson, G. Donoghue, J. Jarvis, S. Lepine, M. Whittaker, A. Hare. THIRD ROW: Mr. Dickinson, R. Evans, R. Calderwood, C. Bailey, T. Dame, R. Burt, D. Donoghue, B. Burt, B. Gunn, L. Bailey, P. Wyman, D. Parker. Band 32 ' I FIRST ROW: G. Donoghue, M, Ford, D. Jarvis, J. Emslie, S. Lepine, Mr. Dickinson, L. Bailey, J. Gunn, B. Gunn, C. Clayboume. SECOND ROW: P. Wyman, R. Johnson, R. Evans, J. Fisher, W. Coelho, D. Oakes, R. Buit, C. Bailey, A, Hare, R. Calderwood, L. Norris. Orchestra In the fall the band played at all the home foot- ball games and at two away games. The orchestra played at the public testimonial for Reverend Allan Creelman and accompanied the glee cinb in the Christmas concert. Both band and orchestra per- formed at the spring concert. The band participatec in the Music Festival in Whitman. The orchestra played for the Baccalaureate service and for gradu- ation. Scituate was represented in the Southeastern Macsachusetts School Bandmasters Association con- cert by eight players --Beth Gunn, solo clarinet; Beverly Burt and Carol Clayboume, clarinet; Linda BaUey, alto clarinet; Jean Gunn, flute; Connie Bailey, trombone; David Parker, tuba; Rosalie Evans, bells and chimes. Beth Gunn, Linda Bailey, and Jean Gunn were accepted to play in the All- State band, and Connie Bailey played in the All- State orchestra. Linda Bailey and Connie Bailey played solos at the New England Music Festival. Connie Bailey also represented Scituate at theWol- laston Glee Club Scholarship Audition. 33 MARINER STAFF Managing Editor Leslie Schair Associate Editors Joan Holleman Boys ' Sports Jonathan Gunn Girls ' Sports Kathy Walsh Barbara Wall Art Peter Blankenship Robert Vogel Ellen Coffey Thomas Wil- lard Grade Eight Susan Smollett Sandra Holland Thomas Edwards Douglas Schair Marion Murphy Leah Doherty Photography Alan Putnam Edward Kay Patrick O ' Donnell David Johnson Humor Martha Hopkins John O Hern Richard Casey Grade Nine Reporters Barbara Sylvester (chieQ Anna Marie Ward Judy Macintosh Linda Turner James Goode Janice Savage Maryann New- man Grade Eight Reporters Kincade Webb (chief) Harvey Gates Cathy Barry Beverly Langley Florence Me- hegan Jane Robinson Virginia New- man Robert Repplier Grade Seven Reporters Richelle Cohen (chief) Pamela Baker Liyia Walsb Carol Marshall Maureen Sweeney Robert Manley Business Manager Maureen Sexton Assistant Business Managers Jackie Franks Arleen Soucy Jean DeMello Pattie Fleming Adviser GroaeNine O Sheila Kelley Patricia Oliver Betsey Blan- chard Geraldine Leone Miss Barbara Murphy SCITUATION STAFF Editor Deborah Tilden Associate Editors Judith GarUnger, Charlotte White Typists Kathy Brown Jean Curran, Judith Thompson Constance Gomes, Joyna Roderick, Judith Jar vis, Edith Russell Reporters Eva Gallup, Carol Green, Judith Brown, Sandra O ' Neil, Gail Wilder, Linda Bailey, Kathy Connell, Peggy Wyman, Barbara Tilden, Rose- mary Lynch, Nancy Damon, Johanna Barrie, Dorothy Silipo, Patricia Curran Columns Patricia Dowd Patricia Steverman, Brenda Ericson Boys ' Sports Richard Ladd, Lawrence Schiner Girls ' Sports Carolyn Tilden, Veronica Leone Humor Richard Cahoon. Christopher Curran Art Richard Chase Drama Penelope Richards Adviser Miss Sally Kennedy Typists Report© ' FIRST ROW: A. Misner, C. Bailey, Mr. White, J. Kestila, D. Waddell, J. Morton, M. Doyle, D. Logan, R, Buirows, S. Whitman, R. Nichols, P. Shields, L. Schiner. SECOND ROW: J. Fisher, T. Bumham, P. Ford, M. Cremin, E. Russell, J. Jarvis, J. Gium, W. MacAllister, R. Carlson, R. Mackie, R. Wiley. THIRD ROW: C. Colbum, N. Damon, M. Whittaker, J. Grassie, L. Bailey, B. Gunn, P. Wyman, C. Green, A. Mulligan, M. Murphy, B. Burt. J- J- Glee Club The Glee Club and Girls ' Choir presented the Thanksgiving assem- bly and the Christmas Concert at the high school. The Girls ' Choir auditioned at the New England En- semble Festival. Both groiq)s at- tended the Southeastern Massa- chusetts Music Festival in Whit- man. They also sang at the an- nual spring concert. The Glee Club sang at Baccalaureate and graduation. Carol Green sang in a selected chorus at the Southeastern Mass- achusetts School Bandmasters ' As- sociation. Joan Grassie and Carol Green were accepted for the AU- State Chorus. Freshman Chorus FIRST ROW: C. Clayboume, B. Creaser, P. Adler, B. Alger, P. Costa, M. Himmeliick, A. Ward, M. Murphy, S. Kelley, P. Mc- Carthy, S. Meiser, L. Thayer, M. Hopkins. SECOND ROW: Mr. White, V. Gardner, J. Savage, S. Parsons. THIRD ROW: M. New- man, B. Samuelson, S. Ashley, M. Whiting, J. Webster, C. Riggins, M. Bubin, L. Jakubens. 37 Jus ' Kiddin ' Ricky Cahoon - Innkeeper Fife, Jug, and Bottle Band Linda Bailey Waine MacAllister Beverly Burt Karen Mullen Rosalie Evans Peggy Wyman Maureen Murphy - Vocal Solo Sandy Holland - Vocal Solo Teimessee Wig- Walk Sally Cole Joanne DeMello Sandra Jones - Pantomime Jean Gunn - Hula Dance Four Freshmen Pat Oliver Susan Smollett Maureen Sexton Susan Young Patience, Prudence, and Priscilla Rosalie Evans Sally Fryling Tilla Vonlderstein All Dolled Up Jackie Franks Karen Koerber Kathy Connell - Elvis Presley Bonnie Leone - Eloise Rosalie Evans - Accordian Solo Irish Dancers Susan Doherty hot Hillbillies Johanna Barrie Geri Donoghue Karen Mullen Pat Curran Linda Norris Judy Jarvis Linda Richards Sandy Knowles Edith Russell Ann Misner Dorothy Silipo Shirley Whitman Dungaree Dolls Jayne Rogal Marcia Whittaker Betty Winston Carol Green Beth Gunn Jean Gunn Waine MacAllister Peggy Wyman Nancy Ashley Sabra Ashley Sandy O ' Neil Girls ' Choir Connie Bailey Linda Bailey Taffy Bum ham Beverly Burt Carol Colburn Barry and Roger Cahoon - Duet Robert Vogel - Piano Solo Kevin Cole - Vocal Solo Margaret Cremin - Vocal Solo Trumpeteers Ann Hare Marcia Whittaker Ellen Connelly - Solo German Band Connie Bailey Beth Guim Beverly Burt Ann Hare David Parker FIRST ROW: R. Arnold, R. Rencurrel, C. Keyes, J. Prouty, F. DeVincentis, L. Schiner, D. Brokaw, J. Lippitt. SEC- OND ROW: M. Loring, J. Jakubens, W. Kay, G. Rodgers, J. Mclnnis, P, Johnson, B. Simmon, J. Story, D. Allan. THIRD ROW: D. DeMoss, C. Bowker, F. Dauphinee, F. MacDonald, R. Murray, K. Koerber, B. Sunnerberg, P. Roy, E. Hartnett. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Driscoll, W. McKeever, R. Mackey, J. Thompson, D. Durant, J. Smith, T. Prouty, E. Tumer, R. Ladd, Mi. Johnson. Football- 1956 This was one of the best football seasons at Scituate High in more than a decade. This year the S.H.S. team posted an im- pressive record of 6 wins, 2 losses, with the toughest schedule yet, -6 Class C and 2 Class D schools. The team itself was one of the strongest ever fielded by S.H.S. Scituate beat tlie Randolph team, ending their first winning streak; downed Whit- man for the first time, 26-21; and ended with a decisive victory, 33-7, over Silver Lake in their first gridiron tilt. Scituate High graced the Quincy Ledger All-Scholastic Team with three players, -two brothers, Jim and Tom Prouty, and Paul Johnson respectively, Tom Prouty was the youngest to make the team in fifteen years. An added distinc- tion was given to Jim Prouty when he was elected captain of the 1956 football team. SCORES Abington 21 Scituate 0 Scituate 21 Marshfield 12 Rockland 19 Scituate 7 Scituate 26 Randolph 6 Scituate 39 Bridgewater 0 Scituate 26 Whitman 21 Scituate 47 Hanover 6 Scituate 33 Silver Lake 7 FIRST ROW: L. Stewart, M. WHttaker, J. Cole, G. Wilder, J. Perry, C. Tilden, C. Stone, A. Hare, M, Fletcher, S. Doherty, S. Knowles. SECOND ROW: J. Jarvis, Mrs. Bauer, B. Tilden, P. Wyman. This year Mrs. Bauer can well be proud of the field hockey team, with five wins out of six games played. The climax of the season was a Field Day held at Con- cord High, where they have five playing fields. From 9 a .m . until noon thirty teams were kept busy playing shortened games. -Scituate ' s opponents were Cam- bridge Academy, which bowed to us 1-0, and Friends School of New Bedford, which we downed 5-0. The underclassmen are looking forward to a repeat trip to Con- cord next fall. The top scorers of the season were Joyce Perry with thirteen goals, Susan Doherty with nine, and Linda Stewart with eight. At graduation the team will lose four varsity players: Joyce Perry, Carol Stone, Millie Fletcher, and Carolyn Tilden. The scores of the games played were as follows: Scituate 3 Norwell 0 Scituate 3 Cohasset 0 Scituate 13 Holbrook 0 Scituate 4 Duxbury 1 Scituate 1 Marshfield 2 Scituate 3 Hanover 0 Field Hockey Cross Country Champions Cross Country for 1956 started and ended with a bang, for the sailors literally ran through the season with only one defeat, that being at the New Englam Interscholastics held at Colby College, where they placed second for the whole of New England. The sailors jumped out of their class in the state meet and captured the state Class A crown, Jed Fitz- Gerald winning the individual title. A mong the meets won by the sailors were the South Shore Interscholastics Meet at Braintree, and the South Shore Principals ' Meet at Holbrook. The running footsteps of the boys in blue will echo for many years; for the prospects for the years to come look very bright. The Tally (Low score wins) East Bridgewater 45 Silver Lake 50 Plymouth 47 (jayvees) Whitman 30 (jayvees) Holbrook 39 Middleboro 111 Brockton 36 Rockland 37 Weymouth 30 Hanover 40 State Meet at Franklin Park--Scituate won Class A State Title South Shore Interscho- lastics Meet at Braintree --Scituate won with 31 points South Shore Principals ' Meet at Holbrook- - Scituate won class A title with 18 points Scituate 17 Scituate 15 Scituate 16 Scituate 15 Scituate 18 Scituate 56 Scituate 20 Scituate 18 Scituate 25 Scituate 15 45 FIRST ROW: B. Winston, M. Whittaker, B. Burt, B. Leone, L. Stewart, C. Stone, L. Calderwood, M. Fletcher, R. Lynch, S. Doherty, G. Donoghue, K. Brown. SECOND ROW: C. Bailey, manager; Mrs. Bauer, F. Bowker, asst. mgr. J M. Cremin, asst. mgr. Girls ' Basketball Hail the Co-Champs! For the past three years the SHS Girls ' Basketball Team has been a co-champion of the South Shore League, sharing the honor with Marsh- field. This year the girls had a 12-1 record, losing only to Marshfield. The two most exciting contests w ere the game with Thayer, which we won by four points, and the first game with Marshfield, which we lost by three points. The team ' s leading scorer was Bonnie Leone, fol- lowed by Linda Stewart and Susan Doherty. These for- wards did a magnificent job. The guards, Carol Stone, Linda Calderwood, and Rosemary Lynch, also did a wonderful job, holding the opponents to an average of 30 points a game. Most of the credit, however, goes to Mrs. Bauer, who pulled the team through the rough spots of the season and whose confidence and spirit helped them win. FIRST ROW: D. Buckley, F. DeVincentis, L. Schiner, captain; B. Clark, P. Roy. SECOND ROW: R. Young, P. Ed- wards, B. Murray, B. Simmon, D. Ladd, D. MeMoss, B. Sunnerberg, G. Rodgers. Boys ' Basketball In the exciting 1957 basketball season, Scituate wound up in a tie with Norwell for second place. Sci- tuate lost only to Norwell, Hanover, and Marshfield, making the league record 7-3. The team made the semi-finals of the South Shore Tournament, only to be defeated by East Bridgewater. In the Tech Tournament they beat Harwich, but lost the ticket to the Garden by bowing out to the impres- sive Wayland team. 7 BASKETBALL 1956-57 THE RECORD Scituate 69 Cohasset Scituate 77 Norwell Scituate 60 Hanover Scituate 62 Marshfield Scituate 74 Duxbury Scituate 88 Cohasset Scituate 62 Hanover Scituate 60 Norwell Scituate 78 Duxbury Scituate 51 Marshfield Scituate 78 Bridgewater Scituate 52 East Bridgewater Scituate 56 Hanover Scituate 76 Harwich Scituate 49 Wayland 34 69 71 50 49 33 58 61 38 71 59 55 66 62 71 FIRST ROW: R. Anderson, G. Rodgets, D. Donoghue, J. Payntar, D. Cornell, M. Coyne, D. Buckley, F. I auphinee, SECOND ROW: C. Rencurrel, R. Murray, P. Johnson, J. Mclnnis, J. Story, R. Rencurrel, M. Croker. THIRD ROW: Mr. Johnson, W. McKeever, B. Siumerbeig, L. Rice, T. Prouty, D. Morwick. Baseball 1956 Softball FIRST ROW: J. Jarvis, J. Curran, J. Banie, R. Warshaw, K. Brown, V. Dorr, J. Cole, M. Whittaker, C. Gomes, J. Roderick. SECOND ROW: W. MacAIlister, L. Bailey, D. Tilden, R. Evans, J. Fisher, Mr. Small, Coach, B, Til- den, E. Mackie, J. Kestila, A. Mulligan, W. Dennis. FIRST ROW: J. Lannon, T. Nason, D. Atchason, D. White, S. Locke, R. Arnold, R. Mackey. SECOND ROW: H.Sylvester, D. Gilmore, E. Turner, R. Gaboon, D. Brokaw, N. Reuthier, P. Shields. THIRD ROW: D. Durant, K. Bongarzone, B. Swiger, G. Allen, B. Limont, P. Vanlnwagen, J. Ewing, Mr. Bordne, Goach. Wrestling is really catching the interest of the students of Scituate High School as it moves into the third year. Thirty boys came out for the sport this fall, more than have ever participated before. Wrestling is an individual sport; that is, every man competes with an opponent who is in the same weight class. To be a winner, one must have ejqjerience, knowledge of holds, and strength. At our first meet, which was held at M.LT. on December 15, we won, 20-7. We lost to the strong Roxbury Latin team, 30-6; to Noble and Greenough, 24-18; and to Needham, 28-6. However, we came home to win against Wellesley, 33-9, and against Brown and Nichols, 25-16. Wrestling 49 SPORTS PAUl , 21, Ma rsMi lil? MLORS ' HEX i,iL«..,.M- SCRAPS Binik CHEERLEADERS: J. Garlinger, C. Green, J. Grassie, P. Mclnnis, N. Oliver, P. Steverman, B, Ericson, P. Dowd. Tennis 1956 FIRST ROW: S. Rogers, S. Knowles, J. Perry, Mrs. Bauer, L. Stewart, S. Doherty, C. Tilden. SECOND ROW: B. Gurin, J. Gunn, A. Meisner, J. Garlinger, G. Donog- hue, L. Norris, F. Bowker. FIRST ROW: R. Clark, E. Hartnett, W. Sides, J. Breen, P. Roy, J. Fitzgerald, P. Brigham. SECOND ROW: R. Cahoon, R. Young, R. Meagher, D. DeMoss, F. Dorr, G. Stearns. THIRD ROW: Coach Benson, P. Scott, W. Kay. V I,, Amy 4 Alumni The following members oi the Class of 1956 are attending colleges or other schools fo r further education; Susan Aiken Susan Andrews Alice Atkins Joan Barry Mary Blanc hard Edward Bowen Cornelia Bowker Deborah Brigham Marilyn Budjinski Cynthia Carlsen Michael Coyne Mark Croker Mary Sue Ciirran Winifred Dennis Anne Gardner Phyllis Gleason Carolyn Grassie John Hoey Pauline Jacobucci Roger Kirwood Hugh Lynch Lawrence Mayo Donald Oakes Ellen O ' Donnell Rosemary O ' Keefe Addison Pratt Charles Rencurrel Gail Roberts Charles Rodgers Dean Shea Leonard Stone Beryl Sylvester Joan Turner Mass. General Hospital, X-Ray Technician School Pembroke College Comptometer School Chandler School for Women Faulkner Hospital School of Nursing University of Massachusetts Simmons College University of Vermont St. Elizabeth ' s Hospital School of Nursing Fanny Farmer School of Cookery St. Lawrence University Dean Junior College Fisher Jimior College Pierce Secretarial School Pennsylvania State University Quincy City Hospital School of Nursing Mansfield Academy Northeastern University Fisher Junior College Bowdoin College Boston College Northeastern University Mass. Institute of Technology Nasson College Chandler School for Women Rhode Island School of Design St. Lawrence University Lesley College Mass. Institute of Technology Dean Junior College Salem Teachers College Mass. Institute of Technology Pasadena City College James Breen David Cornell Virginia Dorr John Gardner Robert Green Robert Lopes Warren Mairo David Timpany Joaime Weston The following are in the Armed Forces: Air Force Navy Army Army Marine Corps Marine Corps Marine Corps Air Force Army The following Rosalie Alves Barbara Blanc hard Eleanor Chamberlain Margaret Claflin Sylvia Dauphinee Raymond DeMello John Falvey Mary Ann Fettig John Litz Katherine Rice Phillip Rice Marjory Sprague Shirley Street Julia Veiga Nancy DeMello is now Mrs. Dou re now employed: Raytheon First National Bank of Boston Boston Insinance Co. Pinkham ' s Drug Store First National Bank of Boston Hardware Products Co., Boston Scituate Yacht Club First National Bank of Boston Paul Young Motors Jordan Marsh Co. Fore River Shipyard Training Program Liberty Mutual Insmance Co. M. A. Street Insurance Agency Raytheon as Dooner. Best Wishes to the Class of 1957 SCITUATE PARENT-TEACHER ASSOCIATION Best Wishes of . . . D. S. CAMPBELL —Jeweler- Phone 0732 Cohasset Mass. Compliments of D. S. KENNEDY and CO. PETERSEN ' S REAL ESTATE OFFICE Oldest Established Real Estate Office on the South Shore Tel. COhasset 4-0052 Petersen, Parker, and Kip Insurance — Mortgages — Appraisals Compliments -of- FRANCES WILMARTH Casual Clothes Cohasset Kingston Compliments of . . . C. W. VARNEY Country Casuals No. Scituate Best Wishes to the Class of 1957 SCITUATE HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT Matthew L. Brown Highway Surveyor Compliments of OTIS MARKET Bernard J. Dwyer, Prop. Scituate 333 92 Front Street Scituate Compliments of THE PARK DEPARTMENT Compliments of . . , Dr. C. L. WARD, Jr. COLONIAL DRUG newest and most modern drug store on the South Shore Compliments of , . , Dr. D. W. PARSONS Dr. W. B. PARSONS ( . on PTfitii 1 nfi nn tn thf Class of 1957 MILADY ' S SHOPPE Beatrice E. Milliken Scituate Mass. Dr. RALPH ROGOL Optometrist Telephone 1343-W 95 Front Street Scituate Harbor Compliments of Dr. FREDERICK F. O ' BRIEN Compliments of SCITUATE POLICE DEPARTMENT PALMER PAVING CORP. Palmer Mass. MITCHELL ' S REPAIR SHOP Route 3A Cohasset Gulf Products — Automotive Repairing Compliments of . . . CURTIS BAKERY Satisfactory Plumbing and Heating THE BAILEY COMPANY North Sciruate, Mass. Office Tel. 88 P.S.B. Tel. 256 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 or . . . 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 Satuit Marine Floats Buoyed with Stryofoam GILLEY BOAT YARD Scituate Mass. HIGHWAY MOTOR SALES RED-ROCK-FARM New — Used Cars International Trucks Dressed roultry — rresn Cggs Sales — Service CO. 4-1247 (Weekly Deliveries) Rte. 3A Cohasset Tel. Scit. 1253 (Next to Mitchell ' s) Arthur S. Finnie CoTTiplifflCTltS of • • CURTIS BAKERY DEER HILL SNACKERY FISH MKT. Rte. 3A Cohasset Moss. Fresh Fish Daily— Fried Sea Foods LtOmpliments of . • • HARRY LEWIS, Realtor 105 First Parish Road Scituate SCITUATE SUPPLY CO. Tel. Scituate 1344 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Est. 1820 New Haven, Connecticut EUGENE McGILLEN, Mgr. Portsmouth, New Hampshire H. P. CAMPBELL, Mgr. SPARRELL FUNERAL SERVICE ivi. D. rKJo 1 HIV . L. WADSWORTH, Funeral Director liLhClKlC CUMrAJNY Boston, Mass. Office and Chapel CENTRAL ST., NORWELL Tel. 2 Funeral Home JOHN V. QUINLAN 1 SUMMER ST., COHASSET Tel. 4-0200 LOUIS KLEIN WM. T. GEORGE I Best Wishes from . . . Compliments of . . . PINKHAM ' S ji c rc3Ciii.d.ii vc REXALL DRUG STORE NATHANIEL TILDEN Front St. Scituate 2nd Plymouth District Compliments of . . . EAST WIND DAIRY MART CATIIIT CnWI AWAV 1 Ul 1 DUyVLAWAT Don Dwyer Paul Spencer Cole Parkway Scituate Harbor Compliments of . . . Compliments of JvJitrrl K. UlLLlJIN STANLEY F. MURPHY INSURANCE Toum Collector Compliments of Compliments or . . . COPPER LANTERN Restaurant and Soda Bar SCITUATE WOMAN ' S Breakfast - Lunch _ Dinner CLUB 162 Front Street Scituate W. R. SCHULTZ CO., INC. Heating and Fuel Oils Scit. 508 Coh. 4-0552 Compliments of Compliments of RALPH L. CONTE SONS General Contractors Loam, Sand and Gravel Landscaping and Tree Surgeons 639 Country Way Tel. 833 THE KIWANIS CLUB BLUE BONNET BABY SHOP Vo L.ountry Way INo. ocituate next door to fire station Closed Mondays Phone 2092 Everything from bib to crib Compliments of Dr. LIBBY Compliments of LUCY LOCKE Real Estate Office: Scituate 107 Front Street Mass. Compliments of GLAVIN ' S STORE Minot Mass. DUFFLEY S SERVICE STA. Tires and Accessories North Scituate Mass. CHIPMAN ' S MARKET Choice Meats - S.S. Pierce Groceries Tel. 978 Country Way No. Scituate Compliments of WILFRED HEWITT Realtor Scituate 100 Best Wishes to SCITUATE HIGH SCHOOL Dr. RUTH BAILEY 4 Brook Street Scituate Harbor Massachusetts from One Who Admires Its Fine School Spirit THE TOWN PUMP Self-service Laundry and Cleaners Shirts — Finished Laundry 1 nr k Dnv PIckud nnd Deliverv 3 hr. Cleaning Service Telephone 500 Scituate SOUTH SHORE DEPARTMENT STORE 1 roni OT. Scituate Mass. Compliments of . . . MEETING HOUSE INN LEWIS AND MARY WARD • GODDARD ' S 5 to $1 STORE Variety Merchandise Front St. Scituate, Mass. NELL FISHER SHOP HELEN M. HASBROUCK, Prop. Dresses - Sportswear and Accessories Front Street Scituate Congratulations — SCITUATE JEWELERS 89 Front Street Scituate Compliments of THE HARBOR BOOK STORE Lending Library — phonograph records Greeting Cards - Old and New Books 78 Front St. - 111 Ripley Rd. Compliments of . . . Dr. SCHOTT tSest of Luck to the Class of 57 KING JEWELERS YOUR JEWELER Watches — Silverware — Diamonds 72 Front St. Scituate Harbor Next to Burke ' s News DODGE Job-Rated TRUCKS DODGE PASSENGER CARS PLYMOUTH PASSENGER CARS Paul Young Motors Phone Scituate 1200 126 FIRST PARISH ROAD Scituate, Mass. SCITUATE GREENHOUSES Fred T. Waterman CUT FLOWERS - PLANTS Telephone Scituate 284- { FIRST PARISH RD. Scituate AVON REPRESENTATIVE MRS. WILMER GALLUP Scituate 1641 Licensed — Bonded — Insured JUniN J. UUAiNC Building — Wrecking All Kinds New and Salvaged Building Material for Sale Tel. PResident 3-6029, 3-6030, 3-6031 600 Southern Artery Quincy, Mass. Compliments of , , , ROME BROS. n uiu wu 1 Union Street Rockland JOHN L. ROTHERY Insurance — Realtor Where Friendly Service Prevails Scituate Harbor Telephone 556-W HAMMILL c||K|cpAi u imc rUrMCKML niJIVlt Hugh Richard Hammill, Dtrector BUERKEL CO. INC. First Funeral Home in Scituate — Ample Parking Facilities — Dignified, Understanding Service Engineers Contractors for Heating — Plumbing ( Non-Sectarian ) Established 1944 16 ALLEN STREET Scituate Harbor Tel. Scituate 1911 129 Maiden St. Boston Mass. 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 Phone Scitucte 196 382 First Parish Road Scituate Center It is the little things ' that make for perfection . . . Compliments of . . • HOMELITE Self priming pumps Generators Blowers Chain saws M. G. Lemolne M. G. Lemolne, Jr. Scituate, Mass. Norwell, Mass. Best of Luck to the Class of 1957 NORTHEAST TV Scituate Harbor Phone 1518 Tel. 988 L. P. CARPENTER INTERIOR DECORATOR Upholstering — Slip Covers — Drapes Lamps - Rugs — New Furniture 333 Gannett Road No, Scituate Compliments of GREENBUSH SERVICE STATION Jack Shone Tel. 297-W Compliments , . . J. E. CLAPP Carpenter and Builder Tel. Scituate 1304 Greenbush Mass. Compliments of . . . E. F. P. BURNS, INC. Formal and Academic Clothes for Rental 100 Summer St. Boston, Mass. Tel. LI 2-3572 Compliments of . . . DAVID W. NOONAN Complete Automotive Service RAY ' S Ray F. Litchfield, Prop. A.L.A. Service 34 Clapp Road No. Scituate Mass. THE SCITUATE SPORTSMAN Cameras Sporting Supplies Compliments of SUNNY SPA Tony Teranilo, Prop. No. Scituate Moss. GEORGE ' S BARBER SHOP Norm Scituate Mass. LILLIAN ' S BEAUTY SHOPPE Tel. Scituate m5-W 125 Front St. Scituate Compliments of . . . JOHN S. FITTS Couniry Way Greenbush BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1957 CLIFF HOTEL ARAM BRAZILIAN, Owner and Manager For After the Prom IT ' S CAINS North Weymouth Mass. Weymouth 9-1457 PROUTY REAL ESTATE SALES and RENTALS Telephone 887 189 Front Street Scituate, Mass. Compliments of . . . MARSHFIELD ROLLER-SKATING RINK To Class of ' 57 Compliments of TOWLE ELECTRICAL CO., INC. Cohasset Your GE Dealer Leiand, Philip, and Richard Compliments of . . . HARBOR CLEANSERS Archie A. Amiot WATSON CHEVROLET INC. See the 1957 Chevrolet Telephone 154 5 Brook St. Scituate Congratulations to the Class of 1957 PEG and JERRY CROWLEY Congratulations to the Class of 1957 from THE SCITUATE CLEANSERS Connie Alden Mitchell, Props. W. Z. GALLUP CARPENTER NO. SCITUATE Tel. 1641 THORNTON ' S SANDHILLS YOU CAN ' T MAKE A MISTAKE ON ANY - PURCHASE YOU MAKE AT - A P! This is more than a promise — it ' s a guarantee that you ' ll never risk a penny on any item you buy at A P. At A P the sale is never com- pleted until you ' re completely satisfied. The sale must measure up to your every expectation — or, A P will promptly refund your money — no questions asked. You can ' t make a mistake on any purchase you make at A P SUPER MARKETS ALLAN R. WHEELER General Contractor BULLDOZER — SHOVEL — GRADER — TRAILER SERVICE Scituate Tel. 612 Massachusetts MEREDITH GREW, INC. CompI itnents ... REALTORS 19 Congress Street Boston, Moss. 938 Great Plain Ave. Needham, Mass. Serving our 5th Generation 4 North Street As A Foot-Health Center Hinghan, Mass. LELYVELD ' S Scituate Representative: SHOE STORE G. Maxwell Shields Union at Reed St. 62 Turner Road Kockland THE CORNER STORE CompI iments of . . . BILL CONNOLLY Prop. Tel.: Scituate 401 SCTTTIATF Compliments of . . . FEDERAL SAVINGS HERBERT BLANCHARD, M. D. and LOAN ASSOCIATION Scituate, Mass. Tel. 815 TFO MTIRPHY General Contractor All Savings insured by Minot, Mass. FEDERAL SAVINGS and LOAN INSURANCE CORPORATION Compliments of . . . DR. WILLIAM ROSS CompI iments of NtW UKtAMWULU, mL. Compliments of . . . NOBBIE BEAUTY SHOPPE SCITUATE MASSACHUSETTS BARRY b TAXI 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 379 119 Hatherly Rd. Scituate SMITH ' S FISH MARKET CHOICE SEA FOODS Lobsters - Clams - Oysters - Scallops 104 Front Street Tel. Scituate 4 Compllmenis of MARGIE ' S MARKET Scituate Mass. FINNIE ' S SALES SERVICE AUrO 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 Triangle 7-0930 189 UNION ST., ROCKLAND 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 n25-W GLADES LOBSTERS Ralph and Ellen Sides Lobsters, Live and Boiled Summer Rentals 102 Glades Road Minot, Mass. C ongratulations to the Class of 1957 SIDNEY S. GATES SONS Scituate No. Scituate 1 el . «3w MARSHFIELD OIL COMPANY Marshfield Compliments of . . , SO. SHORE LOBSTER FISHERMEN ' S ASSOCIATION Marshfield 86-W TAYLOR LUMBER COMPANY Woodworking and Building Supplies Hardware, Pittsburgh Points Ocean Street Marshfield THE CHILDREN ' S y ST Front Street A Scituate Harbor WESTLAND ' S SPORTING GOODS Equipment for every Sport 1 1 Revere Road Quincy Tel. Pr. 2-1133 Compliments of the SCITUATE FIRE DEPARTMENT Compliments of . . . RALPH C. BRIGGS, V.M.D. Best of Luck . . . Class of 1957 DONALD F. ROBBINS FINE FURNITURE llSHartsuff St. Tri. 7 Rockland, Mass. AGNEW YOUNG REAL ESTATE 748 Country Way Tel. 1026 SNAPPIT SERVICE STATION HILLTOP SERVICE STATION Jenny Gas Lubrication - Tires - Batteries ASSINIPPI FOUR CORNERS Telephone 180 MAIN STREET NORWELL Compliments of . . . SCITUATE HIGH SCHOOL CAFETERIA STONE HOUSE GARDENS FLORISTS Natalea Molla, Prop., Josephine C. Mott, Mgr. Flowers for All Occasions Main St. Tel. 120-W Norwell, Mass. Compliments of . . . BRADFORD WESTON Higham Mass. Compliments of . . . WEE TEENS Specializing in Infants to Babby Teen Clothes PONTIAC SALES SERVICE JOSEPH ' S GARAGE Phone 71 GMC TRUCK ' 35 TON 2 4 WHEEL DRIVE Norwell Moss. TWIGG ' S ESSO Service Center Route 3 A Cohasset Mass. KENMURE W. MOFFATT INSURANCE AGENCY NORTH SCITUATE, MASS. Insurance and Real Estate Tel. Sci. 38 Res. 676 Compliments of THE GARDEN GATE Flowers and Corsages Route 3A Hingham Compliments of . . . HOWARD DELANO Carpenter Norwell Moss, KENNETH HURWITCH 43 Front Street Scituate, Moss. DICK ' S SERVICE STATION Corner of Mann Lot Road 3A No. Scituate, Mass. Compliments of . . . DR. J. E. JOYCE Podi atrist Compliments of . . . RALPH ' S REPAIR SHOP Compliments of . . . GROVE STREET VARIETY STORE Compliments of . . . HERB ' S GULF STATION Front Street Scituate Compliments of . . . COH ASSET RESTAURANT SOUTH MAIN STREET Compliments of . . . COHASSET HARDWARE COMPANY LET THY COHASSET, MASS. LIFE BE SINCERE Compliments of . . . SCITUATE CABIN T( T-rVT AY CPtrXyfTXTQVT JUMiN w. oEtMliN oN.! ZUCKER ' S JENNEY SERVICE O 7 7 7 0 • jales r ora service COHASSET MOTORS, INC. So. Main St. Co. 4-0450 BOSTON SAND AND GRAVEL 1 18 First Street Cambridge 41, Mass. The Complete Floorcovering Store Jlrtkur S. PJmer Co. I| 47 FRONT STREET HtB SCITUATE, MASS. J l. Tel. Scituate 1367 ELEANOR COLLINS 21 Main St. Gshasset Coh. 4-1087.0420 196 Front St. Scituate ociTuuie 1 o J Queen Ann ' s Corner HI. 6-1455 Best Wishes to CLASS OF ' 57 RICHARD S. BROWN CO. Hingham Scitua te Learn To Knit and Crochet Make your own: Socks - Gloves Sweaters - Afghans — Stoles Free Instruction W f i Yarn Purchases THE KNITTING NOOK 137-139 Front St. Scituate Compliments of ROSE LOU South Shore fashion center 303 Union Street Rockland McDonald bros. Tel. Scituate 109-W Real Estate Insurance 60 Front St. Scituate Harbor THE FIRST NATIONAL STORE SCITUATE Compliments of DONALD R. SHORT — B. SCOTT Scituate, Massachusetts Compliments of BREEN COMPANY CONTKACTOR5 MINOT, MASS. Telephone I cituate 265 Compliments SUBURBAN LAND CO. and Best yfishes LAND DEVELOPMENT and THE RED COACH GRILL BUILDERS OF LOW COST HOMES Route 3A Tel. Scituate 466-W Hingham Mass. - For - Charcoal Broiled Prime Steer Steaks 140 Hatherly Road Scituate, Mass. KENNETH H. GAULEY GENERAL CONTRACTOR EXCAVATING GRADING Driveways - Roads • Parking Lots Sewers - Drain Laying - Water Mains Concrete Construction of All Types LANDSCAPING LAND CLEARING Back Hoe Service Sand - Gravel - Fill - Loam Bulldozer Work BACKHOES - BULLDOZERS - FRONT END LOADERS - CONTRACTORS ' EQUIPMENT RENTALS ROLLERS - PUMPS, Etc. FREE ESTIMATES SCITUATE 244-M FORD PLACE GREENBUSH 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 Break Service Austin, Healey, Porsche, and Morris Demonstrators Available 817 Country Way North Scituate - Scituate 371 Compliments of Howard Johnson ' s Route 3 A Greenbush, Mass. Compliments of . . . RICHARD L. THOMAS DEPOT DELICATESSEN at North Scituate Railroad Station FRED R. BURNSIDE SONS INTERIOR DECORATING UPHOLSTERING Cohosset Massachusetts Telephone Cohosset 4-0239 Compliments of . . . VILLAGE BARBER SHOP Quality Ice Cream Country Way No. Scituate BEST mHES FROM THE MAKERS Whitman Tel. 365 -J of SIMPSON SPRING 224 COMMERCIAL STREET BEVERAGES South Easton Tel. 125 Mass. CotnplimBnts of EUGENE BLANCHARD A FRIEND Carpenter and Builder L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY ' Known where there are Schools and Colleges Class Rings and Pins Commencement Invitations — Diplomas — Personal Cards — Club Insiqnia — Medals Trophies Mr. Gene Manchester Attleboro, Mass. 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 511)0 Wdcl Olompang SIpI: 1400 A REAL PLEASURE FOR YOU