Scituate High School - Chimes Yearbook (Scituate, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1961 volume:

Table of Contents Dedication 4 Our Principal 5 Faculty 6 CHIMES Staff 8 Senior Section 10 Underclassmen 41 Activities 50 Sports 66 Memories 90 Alumni 92 Boosters 93 Ads 94 Alma Mater 124 Scituate High School Scituate, Massachusetts Photography by Purdy 3 flBIWATE TOWN limwt MASSACHUSETTS n Dedication In keeping with the Scituate tradition, we feel that the Senior Class of 1961 has again chosen some- one especially worthy of this dedication. As in previous years, this is a man who has helped us with his instruction and guidance, and a person who has meant a great deal to all of us. It is with pride and af- fection that we dedicate the 1961 Chimes to Mr. Erroll K. Wilcox. Graduates, As members of the Class of 1961 you will have the distinction of being among the first to be graduated from the new Scituate High School. This is a memory to cherish throughout your life. It is the wish of the faculty and students that your graduation be a signal for many other note- worthy firsts in valuable lives abundant with health and happiness. I hope that in your time at Scituate High you have learned, in addition to formal academics, fundamental unchanging truths concerning respect for others, loyalty, service, and goodness which will help you live these valuable lives in a changing and perhaps chaotic world. Best wishes to you, seniors. 5 Clarence Atkinson AUDIO -VISUAL DIRECTOR Robert Barlow BIOLOGY CHEMISTRY Mary S. Bauer PHYSICAL EDUCATION Eleanor Brown LATIN Donald Burgess MATHEMATICS Robert Burgess INDUSTRIAL ARTS Marguerite Cahoon SCHOOL SECRETARY Mario Catinella FRENCH LATIN Beatric Coleman GUIDANCE Dawn Colwell ENGLISH Scituate High William Cook BIOLOGY CHEMISTRY f1 1 ' Ruth Cote GEN. SCIENCE BIOLOGY Dorothy Croker FRENCH SPANISH Patricia Daley HOMEMAKING Elizabeth Esteys ENGLISH A. Leslie Faulkner BUSINESS EDUCATION Paul Finnegan SOCIAL STUDIES Mary Gardner SCHOOL SECRETARY Joseph Gibbons ENGLISH Coleman Gorham ENGLISH School Faculty David Richards Joseph Ricker LaDeana Munsell Esther Nicole Pauline Reynolds INDUSTRIAL BUSINESS ENGLISH LIBRARIAN ART ARTS EDUCATION Paul Svenson Samuel Tilden Ella Vinal Doris Walker Patrick Soccorso SOCIAL STUDIES GUIDANCE SOCIAL GUIDANCE MATHEMATICS SCIENCE DIRECTOR STUDIES SECRETARY Pat Flanagan--co-editor Mrs. Colwell-- advisor Susan Mooney- -co- editor ASSISTANT EDITORS: Maureen Sweeney Sally Blake TYPISTS: Phyllis Creary Caroline Gallup Barbara Taska Chimes Senior Class editors: Lee Bullock, Tommy Edwards, Helen Attaya, Kay Sweeney, (not shown). Underclassmen editors: Elaine Finnegan, Sandra Holland, Alice Ayala, (not shown). SUBSCRIPTION STAFF Head: Marianne Kay Assistants: Jane Burroughs, Sandra Stankunaus Staff Priscilla Mattingly- -Business Manager Miss Hawkes- -Business Advisor Photography editor- -Cathy Ladd Art editor- -Bev Robinson Music editor: Johri O ' Hem Alumni editor: Ginny Newman Club editors: Harvey Gates, Beverly Langley. Sports editors: Walter Stone, Wess Elliss, Nancy Cole, Chester Stone, Eleanor Buckley. Business staff: Francis Cole, Priscilla Mattingly, Joan Holleman, Cathy Barry, Marsha Ford, Rosemary Kennedy, Peggy Brown. 10 Charles Allen Charlie The cheerful man is king. Football 1,2,3; Wrestling 1,2,3,4, Captain 4. James Allen Jimmy The quiet mind is richer than a crown. Basketball 1; Football 1. Anthony Amato Tony As good-natured a soul as ever trod on shoe of leather. Baseball 2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Hockey 3, 4. Bonnelyn Anderson Bonnie A roguish smile, a merry jest, a depth of heart you ' d never guess. Future Nurses 2,3,4; Softball 2,3. Richard Anderson Dick Nothing can come out of the artist that is not in the man. Football 1; English Seminar 4. 12 Helen Attaya Helen Her mischievous laughter matches the twin sparkles in her eyes. Student Council 3,4, vice pres. 4; Future Teachers 1,2,3,4, sec. 3; Library Club 2; Boosters Club 4; CHIMES staff 4; SCITUA - TION staff 2,3; Glee Club 1,2; Student Govt. 4; Cheerleader 3,4, Capt. 4; Prom Committee 3; English Seminar 4. William Barron Everything is handsome about him. Football 2,3; Ice Hockey 1,2,3,4. Billy Catherine Barry Cathy In perfect honor, perfect truth, and gentle- ness to all mankind. Library Club 3,4; Future Nurses 3; CHIMES staff 4. Edward Barry Eddie Vivacity and wit make a man shine in com- pany. Basketball 1,2; Art Club 4; Prom Committee 3. Not so long Ago John Barry Jack Good sense and good nature are never sepa- rated. Transferred from Sacred Heart High School 2. Betsy Blanc hard Betsy A heart whose softness harmonizes the whole. Future Nurses 1,2,3,4. Hot dogs anyone ? ' Susan Boyle Sue She is good as she is fair; to know her is to love her. Future Teachers 3,4; Boosters Club 4; Senior Social Committee; Prom Committee 3. Transferred from Newton 3. Frederick Brandkamp Fred There is honesty, manhood, and good fel- lowship in thee. Transferred from New York 4. 14 Paul Brown Paul A fellow of plain and uncoined consistancy. Hockey 1,2,3; Tennis 2; Golf 3,4. Southeastern Conference here we come. Eleanor Buckley Nell Honor is purchased by the deeds we do. Honor is not won. Class Sec. 2,3,4; Future Teachers 1,2,3,4; Sec. 2,4; Boosters Club 4; CHIMES staff 4; SCITUATION staff 2,3,4; Prom Committee 3; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Capt. 4; Field Hockey 1,2,3,4; Co-capt. 4. Natalie Bullock Lee She ' s little, but she ' s wise. She ' s a corker for her size. Student Council 4; Future Teachers 1,2,3,4; Boosters Club 4; CHIMES staff 2,3,4; SCITUATION staff 2,3,4; asst. ed. 3; Editor 4; School Reporter 4; English Seminar 3,4. U.N. delegate 4. Howard Burbank Howard What a man has, so much he ' s sure of. Band 1,2,3,4; Football 4. 15 What ' s your problem, Eleanor? Jane Burroughs Janie Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm. Student Council 4; Sec. 4; Future Teachers 3,4; Library Club 3; Boosters Club 4; SCITUATION staff 4; Prom Committee 3; School Correspondent 4; English Seminar 4. Transferred from Archbishop Williams High School 3. Catherine Claflin Trina Where there is love and laughter coming from the heart there is beauty also. Library Club 2; Prom Committee 3. Nancy Cole Nance Why take life seriously? You ' ll never get out of it alive. Future Teachers 2; Library Club 1,2; CHIMES staff 4; SCITUATION staff 1; Bas- ketball 2,3,4; Field Hockey 1,2,3, John Connolly Jack Free enjoyment comes from activity of the mind and exercise of the body; the two are ever united. Football 3,4; Basketball 3,4; Baseball 3,4; Key Club 4. Transferred from Ohio 3. Nancy Corcoran Nancy Heaven sent an angel ' s beauty to her face. Library Club 3,4; Basketball mgr. 3,4. Carol Creaser Crackers I hate scarce smiles. I love laughing. Future Nurses 4; SCITUATION staff 4; Glee Club 1; Majorette 3. Elizabeth Cross Libby Those who make friends do friendly acts, library Club 1,2; Softball 2. Attenti on please. 17 Joanne DeMello Joanne She ' s small in stature, but who can match her? library Club 1; Future Nurses 1,2,3,4; SCITUATION staff 2,3,4; Field Hockey 1. Elizabeth Demumbrun Betsy There is magic in the memory of her friend- ship and laughter; it softens the heart and even affects the nervous system of those who have no heart. Future Teachers 4; SCITUATION staff 4; Field Hockey 4. Tranferred from Virginia 3. Wendy- Lou Dennis Wendy Kindness is the first of all virtues, library Club 1,2,3,4; Pres. 2,4; Sec. 3; Boosters Club 4; Future Nurses 1,2,3,4; Prom Committee 3; Basketball 1,2,3,4; mgr. 1,3; Field Hockey mgr. 1,2,3,4. David Desler Daisy For always roaming with a hungry heart, much have I seen and known. Baseball 1,2; Football 1,2; Hockey 1,2,3,4. 18 Frank J. Donahue III Frank I know for myself; I think for myself. John Doty John What is true, simple and sincere, is most congenial to man ' s nature. Football 1. Guess Who ' Patricia Downey Pat The most essential thing for happiness is friendship. Glee Club 4; Field Hockey 2. W Virginia Downey Ginny The best of healers is good cheer. Library Club 4; Future Nurses 4; Glee Club 4; Field Hockey 1. 19 Catherine Dwyer Cathy Is friendship is an art, then she is an artist, library Club 4; SCITUATION staff 4; Glee Club 4. Transferred from Ohio 3. Dorothy Dwyer Dottie Vivacity is the health of the spirit. Future Nurses 1,2; SCITUATION staff 1,2; O.G.A, Award 3. Francis Dwyer Frank To look on the bright side of life is to look on the right side of life. Class Treas. 4; Prom Committee 3; Football 1,2,3,4; Hockey mgr. 3; Wrestling 2. Thomas Edwards Tommy Greatness is a spiritual condition worthy to excite love, interest and admiration. Student Council 3,4; Key Club 2,3,4; Vice Pres. 4; CHIMES staff 4; Senior Social Comm; Prom Comm. 3; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basket- ball 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 1; Football 2, 3,4. After school--Before sessions Chuckle chuckle ' Wesley Ellis Wes Live all you can; it ' s a mistake not to. Transferred from Cohasset 3; Key Club 4; CHIMES 4; Wrestling 4. Patricia Flanagan Pat There you will find what everyone needs. Student Council 4; Future Teachers 1,2,3, 4, Vice-Pres. 3, Pres. 4; Library Club 1,2; Boosters Club 4; CHIMES 3,4, asst.-ed. 3, co-ed 4; SCITUATION 1,2,3,4; English Seminar 3,4; Junior Prom Committee; Sen- ior Social Committee; U.N. delegate 2,4. Louise Flynn Louise The most manifest sign of wisdom is a continual cheerfulness. Future Teachers 1. Patricia Fleming Patti As the sun colors flowers so does art color life. Cheerleading 2, J.V. Captain 2. 21 Marsha Ford Marsha She gives her all in everything she attempts and she has much to give. Future Teachers 3,4; Boosters Club 4, Vice- pres.; CHIMES 4; Prom Committee 3; Senior Social Committee; Orchestra 2, Eng. Seminar 4; Field Hockey 1,2,3,4; Tennis 1,2,3,4; D.A.R. good citizen 4. Stephen Freda Steve From the crown of his head to the soles of his feet he is all mirth. Key Club 3,4; Senior Social Comm. Base- ball 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3; Hockey 1,2,3, 4. , Cathy? Caroline Gallup Carol Long live the merry heart that laughs by day and night. Future Nurses ' 1,2; CHIMES 4; SCITUATION 4; Field Hockey 1,2,3,4; Softball 1. David Galbreath Dave Honor lies in honest toil. Band 2; Cross Country 1; Wrestling 2,3,4. 22 Harvey Gates Harv Things don ' t turn up in this world unless somebody turns them up. Key Club 2,3,4, sec. 4; CHIMES 3,4; SCITUATION 4; Boys ' State 3; Basketball 1; Football 1,2,3, mgr. 2,3; Hockey 2,3,4; Tennis 2 ,3. Kathleen Gorry Life is to be enjoyed Transferred 3. Kathy so I enjoy it. Jonathan Gunn Jon Bom to success is he. Class sec. 1; Student Council 3; Honor So- ciety 3,4, Vice-Pres. 4; Key Club 2,3,4; English Seminar 4; Prom Committee, chair- man 3; Baseball 1; Football 1,2; mgr. 2; Hockey 1,2,3,4; Tennis 2; Golf 3; Caine Mutin y 2. James Harper Jimmy One of the greatest pleasures in life is conversation. Class Treasurer 1; Key Club 2,3,4, Treas. 4; Prom Committee 3; Basketball 1; Foot- ball 1,2,3,4; Hockey 2,3; Tennis 2; Golf 3,4; Wrestling 4. Rhapsody in Blue 23 Doris Hatch Doris Content is wealth, the riches of the mind, and happy is she who such riches can find. Paul Hickman Paul A noble mind is of the greatest value. Cross country 3,4; Track 3,4; Transferred from Weymouth 3. Sessions when we were seventh graders Dianne Holland Dianne Happiness is the legal tender of the soul. Future Nurses 1 . JoanHolleman Joan Virtue and sense are one. Future Teachers 2; Glee Club 3,4; Library 1 ,2,3,4; Vice pres. 2; Treas. 3; Sec. 4; Future Nurses 3,4; CHIMES 1,2,3,4; Girls ' Choir 3,4; SCITUATION 1,2,4. 24 Richard Howard Richie He has achieved success who has lived well, laughed often, and loved much. Football 4; Track 4; Transferred from Newton 4. Joy Hollis Joy To have musical ability is to possess the greatest good that mortals know. Future Nurses 1; Band 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 3,4; Girls ' Choir 4. Neal Humphrey Chip He deserves paradise who makes his com- panions laugh. Track 2. Eileen Jacobucci Eileen She lives in pleasure, the sov ' reign bliss of mankind. Lunch before hockey practice 25 John Kane Johnny He has the title of respect, which is never paid but to the respectable. Class Vice Pres. 2,3,4; Student Council 1,2; Key club 3,4; pres. 4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,4; Football 1,3,4; Hockey 3. Marianne Kay Marianne None know thee but to love thee. None name thee but to praise. Future teachers 2,4; Library 1; Booster club 4; sec. 4; CHIMES 4; Sub. mgr. 4; SCITUATION 2, 3,4; Junior prom comm. 3; Basketball 3,4; Hockey 2,4; Softball 2,4. Kathleen Keith Kathy She is seasoned with a little love and laughter, light, life, and pleasure. Basket- ball 1,2,4. Kevin Kelley Kevin Not that I like work less, I like fun more. Band 1,2,3,4; Projection club 3,4; Audio- Visual club 3,4. Karen Koerber Karen When beauty and charm are combined in a woman you have one of the most exquisite products of civilization. Future teachers 1, 2,3; Library 4; Hockey 1,2; Cheerleader 3; Junior prom comm. 3. Rosemary Kennedy Rosie Her heart was in her work and giveth unto every act. Future teachers 4; Boosters club 4; Pres. 4; CHIMES 2,3,4; Senior Social comm. 4; Majorette 3; Junior prom comm. 3; Basketball 3,4; Hockey 4. Catherine Ladd Cathy Her mind is her kingdom. Future teachers 1,2,3,4; Boosters club 4; treas. 4; CHIMES 1,2,3,4; SCITUATION4; Junior prom comm. 3; Senior social comm. 4; Basket- ball 1,2,3,4; Hockey 1,2,3; Tennis 3,4. Ordering senior pictures. Beverly Langley Bev Knowledge in truth is the great sun in the firmament. Life and power are scattered with all its beams. Future teachers 2,3,4; Boosters club 4; Future nurses 3,4; CHIMES 4; SCITUATION 4. 27 Donald LeClair Don Enthusiasm is the genius of sincerity, and truth accomplishes no victories without it. Key club 3,4; Band 1,2,3; Cross country 2,3; Hockey 2,3,4; Senior social comm. 4; Junior prom comm. 3. Studying algebra (?) in the senior room. ' Suzanne Lepine Sue Virtue is the truest nobility. Band 1 ,2,3,4; Orchestra 1,2; Girls ' choir 3,4; English seminar 3,4; J.C.L. 1; Junior prom comm. 3. Charles Levendoski Charlie To live long it is necessary to live slowly. Cross country 1 ; Track 1 . Nancy Litchfield Nan Cheerfulness keeps up a kind of daylight in the mind and fills it with a steady and perpetual serenity. 28 Eugene Litz Gene His unextinguished laughter shakes the skies. Basketball 1; Football 1; Track 2. Ray Litchfield Sharp is the word. Ray Gary Maclssac The carefree way finds happiness. Gary The typing class. William Mackey Billy His limbs were cast in a manly mold, for hardy sports or contest bold. Wrestling 2,3; Football 1,2,3; Track 1,2. 29 Priscilla Mattingly Priscilla Soft peace she brings wherever she arrives; and opens in each heart a little heaven. Future nurses 1,2,3,4; Vice pres. 4; CHIMES 2,3,4; Bus. mgr. 4; Glee club 1,2,3,4; Girls ' State 3; Junior prom comm. 3. Virginia McElroy Ginny A little pretty, witty, charming, darling is she. SCITUATION 4; Glee Club 2,3,4; Junior prom comm. 3; Majorette 3,4. Daniel McGonagle Danny Always ready to do his bit. Football 4; Transferred from Arlington 2. Aqui se habla Espanol. Edward McGlaughlin Beake No task is too steep for human wit. Foot- ball 1: Basketball 2; Golf 2,4; Hockey 4. James McKittrick A man devoted to pleasure. Jimmy Bor Mee Bonzo A witty woman is a treasure. A witty beauty is a power. Future Teachers 1,2; Softball 2; Cheerleading 2,3,4. Florence Mehegan Flo Mind cannot follow it, nor words express her infinite sweetness. Future Teachers 1, 2,3; SCITUATION 1,2,3,4; Club ed. 4; Glee Club 1,2,3. Robert Merritt Robbie Charm strikes the sight, but merit wins the soul. Football 1,2,3,4. Happy arrival at the new school Elaine Messinger Elaine She is of herself , the best thing, a collec- tion. Library club 4. Francis Mirachi Francis A mind content both crown and kingdom is. Band 1,2,3; Orchestra 1 ,2. Susan Mooney Tex The ideal of friendliness, wit, grace, and charm. Student council 4; Future Teachers 3,4; Boosters Club 4; CHIMES 3; asst. ed. 3; co-ed. 4; SCITUATION 4; English Seminar 3,4; Transferred from Texas 3. Pink ' s Peter Moore Pete So much one man can do that doth both act and know. Hockey manager 4; Trans- ferred from North Quincy 2. 32 Linda Linda Morse A good mind possesses a kingdom. Future teachers 1 ,2,3,4; Library Club 4; Field Hockey 3. Science Fair makes you that happy??? John Mullen Jack Success to the strongest, who are always the wisest and the best. Student Council 1,2,3, 4; Pres. 4j Key Club 2,3,4; Prom Comm. 3; Baseball 1,2; Football 1 ,2,3,4; Hockey 1.2,3,4. Jeffrey Nelson Jeff A warm and ready chuckle. Football 1. Virginia Newman Ginny Grace was in all her steps, heaven in her eyes; In every gesture dignity and love. Library Club 1; Boosters Club 4; Future Nurses 3; CHIMES staff 3,4; SCITUA- TION staff 1,2,4; Prom Comm. 3; Cheer- leading 2,3,4; English Seminar. Robert Repplier Let the world slide. Basketball 1. Bob Familiar face at Scituate High. Arthur Reublinger Arthur Leave no stone unturned. SCITUATION 3; Band 1,2,3; Glee club 3,4; Projection club 3; Orchestra 1,2. Kathleen Reynolds Kathy She has a heart with a room for every joy. Library 1,2; Future Nurses 1; SCITUA- TION 3,4; Basketball 1,3,4; Junior prom comm. 3. Faith Richardson Faith No beauty is like the beauty of the mind. Honor society 3,4; sec. 4; CHIMES staff 2; SCITUATION 2; Band 1,2,3; sec- treas. 3; Glee club 3; pres. 3; Girls ' choir 2,3,4; N.E. Solo and Ensemble 2,3, 4; SEMSPA 2; Southeastern Music Fes- tival 3; Basketball 2,3,4. Floyd Robbins Floyd Glad that I live am I. Wrestling 1. English class Beverly Robinson Bev When she had passed it seemed like the ceasing of exquisite music. Library 3,4; Boosters club 4; CHIMES 4; Glee club 3,4; Junior prom comm. 3. Jane Robinson Janie Gentle of speech, beneficient of mind. Future teachers 2,3; Future nurses 1,2,3,4; sec. 4; CHIMES 4; SCITUATION 4; Eng- lish Seminar 4. Sally Rolfe Sally I find the earth not gray but rosy. Library 1,2,3,4; treas. 2; Future nurses 2,3; Glee club 4. I Richard Ross Mike Ah, every inch a king! Class pres. 1,2,3, 4; Key Club 2,3; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Foot- ball 1,2,3,4; co-capt. 4; Track 1,2,4; Junior prom comm. 3. Martha Sides Marty A great athlete, but a greater friend. Future teachers 1,2,3,4; SCITUATION 4; Basket- ball 1,2,3,4; Hockey 1,2,3,4; Junior prom comm. 3; English Seminar 3,4. What ' s the matter, Gin? Russell Smith Russ A sense of humor is the sense of life. Joseph Squizzero Joe For mercy, courage, kindness, mirth, there is no measure upon earth. SCITUATION 2; Boys ' State 3; Basketball 1,2; Tennis 2,3; Junior prom comm. 3; English Seminar 3. Pajama party Thomas Stevens Tom Good natured, generous, and fine. Basket- ball 2,3,4; Wrestling 1. Chester Stone Chetty Boldness and aspiring confidence climb soonest to crowns. Key club 2,3,4; CHIMES 4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Football 4; Cross country 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2,3,4; capt. 4. Walter Stone Stoney Boldness has genius, power, and magic in it. Key club 2,3,4; CHIMES 4; Baseball 1,2, 3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Hockey 1 ,2,3,4; capt. 4. Carol Ann Story Carol A beautiful woman plants tenderness, hope, and eloquence in all whom she approaches. Cheerleading 2; Future teachers 1,2; Jun- ior prom comm. 3. OOPS ! Steven Swanson Steve The best of healers is good cheer. Wrestl- ing 2. Kathleen Sweeney Kay Vim, vigor, vitality, pep, poise, and per- sonality. Future teachers 2,3,4; treas. 4; Library club 1; Boosters club 4; CHIMES 4; SCITUATION 2; Cheerlead- ing 2; Hockey 3,4; Softball 1; Basket- ball 2,3,4; Tennis 3,4; Junior prom comm. 3. I Spencer Taylor Spook Distinction is the consequence, never the object of a great mind. Honor Society 3,4; pres. 4; Key Club 2,4; Basketball 1,2; Cross country 1; Football 1; Tennis 2; Junior prom comm. 3; Caine Mutiny Court Martial 2. Eileen Tilden Eih It ' s nice to be natural, if you ' re naturally nice. Future teachers 2,3,4; Boosters club 4; SCITUATION 4; Softball 2,3,4. Linda Timpany Timp There is nothing worth winning but laughter and the love of friends. Future nurses 4; Hockey 1,2,3,4; co-capt. 4; Softball 2, 3,4; Co-capt. 3. John Walsh John Constancy is the soul of business. SCITUA- TION 1; Boys ' State 3; J.C.L. 2; Cross country 2; Tennis 2; Wrestling 2,3. When we were freshmen in Ancient History r 132 It James Watson Jimmy Reason is a portion of the divine spirit set in a human body. SCITUATION 3; Audio- Visual club 4; Wrestling 3,4. Sharon Wescott Sharon Full of life, full of fun, she always gets things done. Library 1 ; CHIMES 3,4; SCITUATION 4; Majorette 3; Hockey 1; Tennis 4. James Wiedman Jim Young, gallant, wise, and no doubt gay. Joseph Williams Joe Character is the governing element of life and is above genius. Basketball 2,3,4; Football 2; Track 3,4; Transferred from Ohio 2. Bruce Wilson Bruce He is of so free, so kind, so apt a disposition. 33 Hair of Eyes of Smile of Complexion of Figure of Voice of Walk of Neatness of Personality of Peppiness of Cheerfulness of Disposition of Wit of Brains of Charm of Manners of Helpfulness of Dependability of Line of Athletic ability of Musical ability of Literary ability of Artistic ability of Dancing ability of Ideal Senior Hair of , ' Jim Ramsey Eyes of Richie Howard Smile of Jack Connolly Complexion of ' Bob Merritt Build of Billy Mackie Voice of Jack Mullen Walk of l, Frank Dwyre Nearness of 1 , Harvey Gates Personality of « Mike Ross Peppiness of The Stone Twins Cheerfulness of Eddie Barry Disposition of Billy Barron Wit of Steve Freda Brains of Spencer Taylor Charm of Tommy Edwards Manners of Ray Litchfield Helpfulness of Don LeClaire Dependability of ij John Kane Line of Wess Elliss Athletic ability o . Tony Amato Musical ability of John O ' Hern Literary ability of - David Desler Artistic ability of Dick Anderson Dancing ability of Joe Williams Beverly Robmson Nancy Cole Helen Attaya Nancy Cocoran Susan Mooney Ginny MacElroy Ginny Newman Eleanor Buckley Kay Sweeney Betsy DeMumbrum Cathy Dwyre Prise ilia Mattingly Marianne Kaye Faith Richardson Karen Koerber Susan Boyle Jane Burroughs Pat Flanagan Pam Sharpe Martha Sides Joy Hollis Lee Bullock Suzanne Lepine Sharon Westcott JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President T. Stone V. President S. Blake Secretary R. Struzzerio Treasurer D.Clifford SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS President J. Parker V. President E. Finnegan Secretary B. Taska Treasurer M. McElroy FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS President T. Miesner V. President A. Sylvester Secretary R. Raffeto Treasurer R. Cahoon UNDERCLASSMEN Junior ROW 1 ROW 2 ROW 3 ROW 4 J. Story L. Thompson R. Warren J. MacDonald S. Schramm D. Fitzgerald B. Coelho H. McLaughlin C. Myett F. Adams D. Anderson J. Dwyer E. Murphy S. Mackin J. Johnson R. Struzziero K. Dwyer R. Nadeau F. Lynch T. Riordan R. Smith C. Grimm D. Johnson T. Bauer V. Diehl J. Hatch P. Hooper D. Carlson M. Scan Ion P. Smith P. Blankenship R. Clifford J. Valade K. Hamilton J. Eaton M. Stewart L. Gladue K. Coyne L. McGonagle P. McCarthy M. Dame P. Driscoll R. Quinlan T. Stone M. Farrel D. Adams R. Turner D. Dauphinee C. Hume B. Cahoon W. Jarvis D. Young G. Goode P. Jackson L. Greek L. Doherty A. Hoyt Advisors : Mrs. Bauer Mr. Gibbons 42 Class ROW 1 ROW 2 ROW 3 ROW 4 ROW 5 J. Emslie R. Cohen B. Fowler R. Stanley P. O ' Donnell M. Megna D. Pasiuk S. Priestman W. Mullen R. Dwyer P. Vonlderstein S. Gray R. Raffetto T. McCarthy J. MacNamara S. Holland C. Kennedy E. Coffey S. Maclssac P. Gardner M. Giard M. Murphy J. Meiser D. Jackson J. Murphy I. Andrade C. Sunnerburg E. Jacobson A. Mayo R. Jacobucci N. Grise M. Schultz M. Viega M. Healy L. Rousseau J. Morwick P. Guilfoyle A. McPhee E. White R. Keene S. Blake E. Ford S. Stankunas D. Galligan J. Hammill C. Smith S. Pierce B. Chase W. Brancamp J. Berig P. Crerie C. Marshall E. Coveli K. Callahan K. Hassan B. Morgrage R. Stevens S. Murphy G. Bates A. Stonefield S. Loughman L. Walsh S. Jones M. Sweeney M. Brown K. Adams D. Molinari J. Finnie 43 Sophomore ROW 1 S. Mahan A. Webster S. Fisk M. McGrath J. Monteiro E. Silvia Z. Bongarzone M. Saccone J. Potts T. Berlad S. Loveland J. Stravinski L. Harrington H. Stephans D. Zorn D. Ricci ROW 2 Mrs. Ruth J. Cote B. Sladen D. Troy R. Struzzerio K. Lathrop H. Wheeler G. Kay D. Smith J. Stanley H. Fletcher J. McCormack K. Calderwood P. Routhier F. Webb P. Weeks T. Wall T. Scott G. Turner ROW 3 D. Jenkins F. DeMello A. Boyajian M. Blankenship R. Barrie C. Bryant G. Dwight L. Ross B. Plant S. Watson F. Keating R. Linnehan W. Silver C. Curran ROW 4 M. McElroy M. Perron W. Hassan R. Lowe K. LeBlanc D. Waddell R. Whitford M. Dunphy E. Andrews A. Torrey P. Cullinane P. Cullinane S. Upchurch 44 Class ROW 1 ROW 2 ROW 3 ROW 4 M. Stone A. Taylor J. Parker P. Lynch F. Whitten S. Twigg P. Tomdoff R. Moore M. Mitchell C. Zimmerman W. Hendrickson R. Manley R. Gardner F. Cole S. Downey W. Newcomb B. Lowe S. Kennedy P. Connolly J. Brazilian M. Swiger B. Misner P. Routhier W. Mallison E. Vergobbe V. Prouty H. Richards H. Rumble B. Taska V. DeMumbrum L. Kerins B. Lackey E. Finnegan D. Mitchell D. Doyle J. Riordan P. McCoy J. Roberts D. Tedford D. Alves F. Sweeney B. Berig C. Simmons C. Dummer B. Curren J. Grey P. Husted R. Walken L. Ogden P. Young C. Sylvester J. Hunt N. Murphy M. Nee E. McCarthy B. Rhonstock J. Webb B. Young W. Litz S. Bailey P. Quilty S. Foster K. Mee J. Acker son A. Locklin B. Ronan T. McCarthy S. Pooler S. Ford J. Calcutt M. Minard L. Richardson 45 Freshman ROW 1 H. Hatch K. Loring R. Reed J. Smith G. Hamilton C. Guivens R. Reed A. Blumenthal J. Stacey L. Grey J. Tondorf D. Webb L. Murphy K. Lyons J. Sylvester H. Jon M. LePine D. Baker B. Baxter S. Murphy P. Duffy ROW 2 J. Adam S. Litchfield L. Moore P. Argus D. Dickie M. Hopkins R. Arnold C. Arthur J. Franks V. Reublinger P. Darby L. Blanchard M. Brown L. Sladen L. Cook C. Simpson C. Anderson P. Howard B. Bennet W. Teele B. Merritt ROW 3 C. Russell J. Lynek J. Blanchard E. Snow E. White F. Loring R. Roy B. Swanson T. Ayers G. Story D. Gleason D. Riggens E. Savage K. HoUis A. Seaburg D. Best P. Edwards R. Mitchell E. Bearce ROW 4 P. Acker J. Dame R. Harrington R. Curtis R. Cahoon C. Richardson C. Nown C. Keller D. Noonan D. Tilden B. Callanan J. Mitchell T. Kent J. Febersone S. Spear R. Sullivan J. Ruso W. Hendrickson R. McKay J. Ropatham ROW 5 F. Hertnett P. Geauly D. Hall R. Peren B. Dooley S. Ward C. Carlson B. Whitten N. Winter J. Tilden J. Joans R. Cohello E. Gallup D. Ruso D. Gorden T. McCarthy D. Narlee R. Raffetto 46 Class ROW 1 D. Clapp N. Brown M. Doty C. Devard P. Gray R. Jenkins S. Silvia A. McCorkell S. Barnard J. Kelly D. Haufler D. Claflin P. Jarvis J. Doherty B. LaDue J. Dwain ROW 2 W. Curren P. Hubble E. Hatchingians A. Word L. Sherman B. Brown P. McCarthy S. Krause J. Parsons N. Abbott P. Darby S. Lawson K. Marsh P. Nichelson K. Byer B. Watson L. Rhodes K. Ellis J. LaBlanc T. Downey C. Moore P. Gladue M. Downey D. Simmons ROW 3 E. Jarvis R. Miland K. Barry D. Carchia M. Freda J. Schultz A. Ayala J. Gallup D. Pina P. Murphy N. Burton C. Young D. Callnan G. Marshall E. Piece K. O ' Neil M. Cuddihey B. Holland J. Crosier M. Driscoll ROW 4 L. Marshall A. Sylvester A. Heiler C. Tilden R. Hoffman R. Atcahson G. Lagan W. McDwitt M. Grassie D. Maclssac J. Howard R. Zucker S. Monroe S. Alves P. Fredrickson J. Hutchinson C. Connolly J. Rice ROW 5 S. Ladd R. Zucher J. Barren P. Holt D. Nelson R. Johnson M. Prone J. Bogusz A. Cross B. McKittrick D. Bush P. Dwyer T. Meiser S. Litz D. Hunt B. Whittacker A. Ragae A. Best E. Gilson Advisors: Miss Munzell Mr. Burgess 47 Mrs. Hamilton, Mrs. Colwell, Mr. Kelley, Miss Munsell, Mr. Gorham; P. Flanagan, M. Sweeney, S. Blake, S. Lepine, J. Burroughs, S. Mooney, M. Ford, C. Ladd; E. Coffee, M. Murphy, S. Murphy, A. Stonefield, J. Robinson, J. O ' Hem, W. Brancamp, B. Langley, D. Anderson, J. Emslie, S. Gray, L. Bullock, and M. Sides. English Seminar English Seminar was started last year under the direction of Mrs. Margaret Hamilton. This is an extra course for those students excelling in English, who wish to further their development. The course con- sisted of thirty meetings, starting in October and continuing through May. Mr. Thomas Kelley commenced with the first unit, Greek and Modern Drama, followed by Mr. Joseph Gibbons, and Mrs. Dawn Col- well with Shakespearean Drama, Mrs. Hamilton with George Bernard Shaw, Mr. Coleman Gorham, The Russian Novel, Mr. Mario Catinella, the French novel, Miss Elizabeth Estey, American thought, a comparison of two American novels, and Miss La Lena Munsell, with a unit on Modern Poetry. 51 SEATED: T. Riordan, J. Burroughs, J. Mullen, Mrs. Croker, H. Attaya, R. Struzzerio, T. Edwards. STANDING: S. Bullock, F. Loring, S. Mooney, P. Flanagan, M. Stewart, C. Ladd, S. Blake, M. Saccone, J. Doherty. Student Council The Student Council played an active role in school affairs this year under the direction of Mrs. Croker, faculty advisor. Newly elected officers for this year were Jack Mullen, president; Helen Attaya, vice-president; Jane Burroughs, secretary; and Richard Struzzerio, treasurer. The Council organized a very successful Blue and White Week and also constructed a pictorial hand- book for the new high school. It also sponsored a very enjoyable semi-formal dance when we entered the new school. Richie, Helen, Jack, Janie National Honor Society For election to the National Honor Society, the qualify- ing mark for seniors is 88 ' yo and ' d2°jo for juniors. Three sen- iors who met the requirements for scholarship and citizenship were approved for membership by the faculty council and were inducted at the end of their junior year. Spencer Tay- lor was elected president with Mrs. Beatrice Coleman as advisor. At the second election in March the qualified sen- iors were admitted to membership. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 53 i SEATED: T. Edwards, S. Freda, D. LeClaire, S. Taylor, J. Harper, M. Healy, H. Gates. STANDING: B. Gaboon, J. Mullen, W. Stone, T. Baure, J. IDwyre, J. Kane, R. Struzzerio, T. Stone, G. Stone, J. Gunn, D. Dauphinee, M. MacElroy, Mr. Gibbons. Key Club This year the members of the Key Club elected John Kane as president; Tom Edwards as vice-president; Harvey Gates as secretary; and Jim Harper as treasurer. Mr. Gibbons was the advisor for the third year. In order to raise money for the purchase of senior jacket awards, the Key Club sponsored two record hops, ran a car wash, and sold refreshments at the football games. The Club was aided in paying for the jackets by the Booster ' s Club and the Student Council. The efforts of this fine club have succeeded in justly rewarding the hard-working students who have made us proud of athletics at Scituate High. Johnny, Tommy, Harvey, Jimmy I i SEATED: M. Ford, R. Kennedy, Mrs. Croker, advisor, C. Ladd, M. Kay; STANDING: S. Boyle, H. Attaya, E. Buckley, J. Burroughs, W. Dennis, B. Robinson, P. Flanagan, G. Newman, S. Mooney, B. Langley, P. Sharpe, L. Bullock. Booster ' s Club This year the Senior Girl ' s Booster ' s Club has again fulfilled its prime purposes of promoting school spirit and raising money for the athletic jackets. To become a member, and application must be submitted to the club in the spring of junior year. The candidate must be an active participant in at least two other activities and must possess the desired qualities of leadership and integrity. Officers elected this year were: Rosemary Kennedy, president; Marsha Ford, Vice-president; Marianne Kay, secretary; and Cathy Ladd, treasurer. Under the leadership and guidance of Mrs. Croker the club sold refreshments at the football games, sponsored food sales, held dances, and did its best to promote school spirit throughout the year. Marianne, Rosemary, Marsha, Cathy ROW 1: B. DeMumbrum, S. Boyle, M. Ford, E. Buckley, P. Flanagan, J. Finnie, E. Tilden, H. Attaya, C. Ladd, J. Parsons, B. Ladu, Mrs. Hamilton. ROW 2: S. Stankunaus, M. Sides, L. Bullock, B. Langley, J. Burroughs, R. Kennedy, M. Kay, S. Mooney, L. Mrse, M. DriscoU, M. Doty. ROW 3: K. Callahan, S. Foster, M. Murphy, J. Berig, C. Smith, M. Megna, S. Jarvis, J. Hatch, J. Morwick, L. Walsh. ROW 4: E. Finnegan, E. Vergobbe, S. Pooler, B. Taska, D. Mitchell, L. Ogden, F. Sweeney, F. Cole, N. Abbott, V. Reublinger. Future Teachers Club Janet, Pat, Eleanor This year, once again, the Future Teacher ' s Club was one of the most active school organi- zations. The purpose of the club being to ex- plore the field of teaching, its members served as substitutes, visited the elementary schools, nearby colleges, and progressive schools throughout the state. The club also sponsored record hops, food sales, and under the direction of Jane Bur- roughs and her committee, contributed and maintained the school bulletin board. The officers for 1960-61 were: Pat Flanagan, president; Janet Finnie, vice- president; Eleanor Buckley, secretary; Kay Sweeney, treasurer; Eileen Tilden, historian; and Marsha Ford, librarian. The club wishes to express its sincere thanks to Mrs. Hamilton, our advisor. J ROW 1: S. Murphy, L. Walsh, C. Kennedy, Mrs. Meiser, J. Meiser, J. Robinson, W. Dennis, J. Helleman. ROW 2: S. Lawson, S. Pierce, J. Potts, M. Minot, B. Chase, C. Anderson, L. Gray, J. Gray, C. Authur, A. Stonefield. Future Nurses Club In order to learn more about their future profession, the Future Nurses have visited many hospitals through- out the state. They have been instructed in the latest methods of student nursing in the most up to date nursing schools. This year ' s officers were: Jane Meiser, president; Priscilla Mattingly, vice-president; Jane Robinson, secretary, and Caroline Kennedy, treasurer. Mrs. Meiser, our school nurse, ably served as the club ' s advisor. Priscilla Jane 57 SEATED: C. Dwyre, B. Robinson, W. Dennis, J. Holleman, G. Downey, S. Rolfe. STANDING: J. Finnic, S. Morse, C. Barry, Mrs. Nicole, K. Lyons, T. Berlad, J. Franks, M. Mee, E. Messenger, K. Kassan, C. DeBore. Library Club The library club elected Wendy-Lou Dennis as president, Joan Holleman, secretary, and Beverly Robinson, treasurer. Directed by Mrs. Nicole, their advisor, the librarians did a fine job in the library and their capabilities proved a valuable asset to the school. Their job was intensified this year by the move to our new school. The year ' s activities included numerous food sales, a Christmas party, decorating the library, and the annual gift of a tree and presents to a needy family in Scituate. Also the club put on a very suc- cessful semi-formal with a Saint Patrick ' s Day theme, and made donations to several worthy families. Beverly, Wendy, Joan. Scituation Our School Paper Lee Bullock--editor. Miss Esty-- advisor. Feature editors: B. Langley, J. Burroughs F. Mehegan, C. Reynolds P. Flanagan, S. Mooney H. Attaya, S. Loughman S. Walsh, A. Holland C. Smith. Reporters: P J. Finnie, G. C. Dwyre, S. B. Cahoon, B M. Brown, C. L. Kerins, E. E. Finnegan, B. Curran, L. . Sharpe, G. Newman, Downey, J. Robinson, Westcott, E. Buckley, . Ron an, T. Berlad, Marshal, J. Hatch, Coffee, E. Vergobbe, S. Mackin, K. Lathrop, Doherty, M. Sweeney. Circulation staff: B. DeMumbrum, M. Ford, M. Sides, R. Kennedy and C. Ladd, heads, C. Creaser, J. DeMello, G. McElroy, S. Pierce, S. Lawson, S. Stankunaus, B. Chase, P. Brown, S. Blake, S. Priestman, M. Kay, E. Tilden, L. Greek. In r S. Ford, T. Berlad, E. Barry, B. Robinson, B. Brown, M. Freith, S. Fisk, E. Kelley, L. Kerins, N. Abbott, S. Longman, E. Coffee, Mrs. Reynolds, advisor. Art Club Audio- Visual Club D. Johnson, R. Coelho, K. Kelly, A. Boyajlan, D. Bush, Mr. Barlow, advisor, P. Dwyer, B. Bennett. M, Stone, F. Richardson, S, Lepine, J. HoUis, F. Cole, N. Swiger, Mr. Hermance, B. Fowler, J. Emslie, J. Holleman, S. Holland, P. Von Iderstein, M. Megna, Choir Glee Club ROW 1: G.Downey, M. Stone, P. Von Iderstein, S. Laughman, S. Lawson, S. Lawson, J. HoUoman, P. Quilty, S, Loveland, J. Stravinski, ROW 2: J. Robinson, S. Lathrop, B. Robinson, K. Dwyer, G. Hamilton, M. Megna, S. Henderson, J. Morwick,A. Blumenthal, C. Coffey, M. Murphy, F. Cole, ROW 3: R. Turner, R. Yeats, K. Jenkins, K. Keyes, P. Mattingly, S. Gray, S. Rolfe, M. Swiger, P. Darby, Mr. Hermance, P. Doyle, V. Reublingi J. HoUis, M. Minad, S. Young, S. Barnard, J. Finnie, A. Reublinger, Gaboon. A SQUAD K. Callahan, Kim Turner, L. Bullock- -head, B. Ronan, S. Pooler. Majorettes B SQUAD Adams, M. Schultz, C. Guimens, G. Turner, L. Rodes, D. Fitzgerald, C. Grimm. Band The Scituate High School Band, although small, has enjoyed another successful year under the able direction of Mr. Robert Morrill. The Band added greatly to the spirit at all the football games last fall. This year members of the band represented Scituate High School in the South- eastern District Festival, All-New England, and the Greater Boston Youth Symphony Orchestra. The entire band participated in the Southeastern Massachusetts Band Festi- val. Scituate was host this year to the Southeastern Massachusetts School Bandmasters ' Association, better known as SEMSBA, in which several of the Band members par- ticipated. The Band wishes to pay tribute to those members of the Class of 1960 who will pass from its midst to the strains of Pomp and Circumstance. 63 SCITUATE-YOUTH SPEAKS ITS MIND Uneasy Times Make Students (This is tJie seventh in a se- s of talks with high school _ iwknts about their opinions on patters of interest to them and ■veryone.) ' By ARLINE GRIME S If the responses of students at cituate High School are an in- dication of youth ' s state of mind, he threat of nuclear war has icreased seriousmindedness and iliance on religion. Instead of creating a sense of irposelessness, nihiliism, or ignosticism, it seems to have •einforced a faith that there lUst be a purpose, could they )ut find it. The nine students interviewed it Scituate High had the most ealistic image of what nuclear var entailed of any school jroup thus far questioned. Sensitivity to the tensions of he age were expressed in their eplies to the question, Do you hink this age is more insecure han that in which your parents ;rew up? Answered Mirhapl Bos . 17. A unique s; [annual senior j Twin brot .Seniors by the Jl Chet and Walter ; brothers whose na ' everywhere in Scit won the honor. Chpf rantain i Traek Event O ' Donnell, Scott Represe The Scituate School Conimittfe recently voted apprcval of Hack .stars, Patrick O ' Doiinell au ' l ter Scott to i-eprewent Scitiiaie High Scliool in the National IiUer- scl ' .olastie Track Chanipionship.s at Madison Square Garden, Set! urday, Fehniary I ' .jtii- T!i ■ Ijoys will coinijcti (•h.Miiiiions frnm a!l ted States and ; ' ' ;! - and Scott th Scituate Fitzge. .,1 of Liie Harvart. ., iiluc-d sf ' . ond to ' - . ns. a Can. ' idian schooll o , that intet. In i:i. :t Paul Scott, present ly :i sophomore star on the I ' tii vi-r-if. ot ' . tichi- nal mile, ther of Pe On Satu the .Massai ion.ships lij den, Xft ' e . e up to the 1,000 yard dis- .OP, and O ' Donnell who is pri- marily a niiler will run the mile. Junior cla.- sman O ' DonneU ' a State win was liis twenty-third i ' tory sin e first donning S -i- tuate colors two years ago. Last winter as a sophomore he wa edged out of tlie State 1,000 by the small mar.niii of three-tenths ot 1,000-yard run and gave Scituate High School a point in the final staodings in the National Inter- scholastic Indoor Track Cham- pionships Saturday. Scott was the only one of four South Shore entrants to finish in the competition at Madison Square Garden. Tom Farrell of Bishop Molloy High School of New York City won the 1000. ON THE WAV are these two l o; s from Scitualf « -eptetl as ni -inhfrs of tlie (ireat r Bo ' -iton Youth d O ' Hcru, lift, will plav firKf liair ' i biet and Ight. will be .o!o tuba witli the ore Ik ,tra. Both iical study with group chisses in the Seituat th plan to make music their career. SPORTS JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS B. Ladu, S. Burroughs, P. Quilty, J. Parsons, M. Stone, P. Meheagan, B. Taska, E. Finnegan, CO -captains. J. Haper, D. McGonagle, J. Connolly, R. Howard, F. Dywer, M. Ross, T. Amato, T. Edwards, R. Merritt, J. Mullen, W. Stone, C. Stone; Mr. Burgess, J. Walsh, D. Daughinee, P. Tondorf, R. Struzzerio, P. Scott, B. Plant, P. Soccorso; L. Ross, T. Stone, J. McDonald, T. McGonagle, T. Riordan, A. Mayo, M. Healy, R. Struzziero, J. Riordan, S. Mclssac, G. Mclssac, P. Hustead. 1 960 South Eastern Conference Champions This year Scituate High produced one of the greatest teams in the history of football at our school. In our second year in the Southeastern Conference we went undefeated in league competition. The only loss was suffered to Northeastern, so we finished with a superb record of eight wins and one loss. Mike Ross and Tony Amato were elected co-captains at the beginning of the season. Mike Ross, Tony Amato, John Kane, and Ralph Struzzerio were chosen for the Quincy Patriot Ledger All-Scholastic team. Jack Connolly, one of our outstanding linemen, was picked for the Class C AU-Star Team, by the Boston Globe. Mike Ross, Ralph Struzzerio, and Mike Stewart were the leading scorers of this year ' s team. Scituate was able to boast one of the best defensive teams in the state. Only sixty- eight points were scored against Scituate ' s solid Wall. A great deal of credit is due to our fine coaches and to the boys them- selves. Those long hours on the practice field were justly rewarded. Coach Soccorso Coaches Burgess Golden 67 ' Sdtuate 12, Whitman-Hanson 6 Scituate Vi, Abington 0 Scituate .SI, Bridgevvater 13 Scituate 48, Silver Lake 8 No. Elastoa 14, Scituate 6 Scituate 34. Randolph 0 Scituate 16, Middleboro 12 - , „ Scituate 36, Plymouth 12 Scituate 36, Brtdgewater 12 scituate ss, RocWand 14 e o o Struzziero By LIONEL BUCKLEY — BRIDGEWATER — Qu; 165 pound junior, paced straight Southeaste 12, over Bridge c3 o ci ?i C « r 53 P s n9 W. Hendrickson, P. O ' Donnel, A. Silver, C. Tilden, Mr. Cook, W. Hendrickson, D. Narlee, R. Raffato, A. Torry, P. Hickman. Cross-Country Mr. Webster defines cross-country as a sport which is run across fields and winding paths. Cross-country first originated at the time of the Greek Olympics, when a runner ran many miles with a torch in his hand to the stadium at Athens, where the main torch was mounted and left burning during all of the contests. This is a sport where the accomplishment and glory is based in the mind of the runner when he reaches the end of his journey. The runner lets nothing stand in the way of his reaching his goal. Carrying out this glorious tradition, our team has done a terrific job this year under the able coaching of Mr. Cook. The team ' s record was 4-2, and both losses, to Norwell and Holbrook, were only by one point. There were two really outstanding boys this year who went all the way to the state meets. Pat O ' Donnell won all of the dual meets, establishing new records at East Bridgewater, Holbrook, and the home course in Scitu- ate. Allen Silver won the Braintree Meet, (Pat came in second), the Principal ' s Meet, and the Class D State Championship. Pat Allen 71 ROW 1: L. Greek, M. Ford, K. Sweeney, L. Timpany, M. Sides, E. Buckley, C. Gallup, M. Kay, J. Meiser, D. Molinari, Z. Bongarzone, M. Sweeney. ROW 2: W. Dennis--Mng., S. Murphy, M. Brown, G. Goode, A. Stonefield, G. Mallison, S. Stankunaus, J. Doherty, R. Kennedy, B. DeMumbrum, S. Blake. ROW 3: S. Jones--Mng., L. Walsh, R. Reed, S. Ford, S. Gray, A. Webster, V. DeMumbrum, P. McCoy, V. Prouty, B. Watson, Mrs. Baure--coach. ROW 4: P. Routhier--Mng., S. Fiske, N. Alves, D. Mitchell, A. Meisner, C. Coffey, G. Bates, M. Swiger, C. Sunnerburg. ROW 5: F. Whitan, J. Calcutt, J. Webb, V. Reublinger, P. Routhier, J. Franks, H. Richards, J. Tomdoff, J. Finnie, S. Priestman. Field Hockey Mrs. Baure Returning this year to lead the field hockey team on to victory were the two co-captains, Eleanor Buckley and Linda Timpany. They experienced another splendid season with no losses and only three ties. After starting the season off slowly they gained composure and soon were in the trend for victory. They improved more during each practice and game, especially the offense. Congratulations to Mrs. Baure on another fine season. 72 This year the Sailors could boast one of the finest teams to represent our high school in years. Under the coaching of Larry Keenan we qualified for the Tech Tourney for the first time in five sea- sons, and there defeated Barnstable in a thrilling game before being downed by West Bridgewater. In addition we placed second in the South Shore League and were semi -finalists in the South Shore Tourney. The regular season was completed with a record of fourteen wins and four losses. Prospects for the future are bright. Though the team will actually feel the loss of Captain Chetty Stone and the other departing seniors, center Tommy Bauer, Ralph Struzzerio, Mike Stewart, and Tom Stone re- main as the backbone of next year ' s team. Promis- ing freshmen and sophomores are also on their way up. Tommy Mike Coach Keenan Chetty L. Richardson, S. Watson, A. Torrey, J. Dwight, R. Keene, T. Wall, T. McCaffrey, P. Lynch, J. Riodan, J. Mackey, L. Russo, P. Tomdof, L. Ross. Scituate 55 Abington 62 Scituate 72 Holbrook 53 Scituate 73 Marshfield 71 Scituate 77 Hanover 55 Scituate 73 E. Bridgewater 53 Scituate 7 2 Avon 54 Scituate 59 Bridgewater 65 Scituate 90 Duxbury 84 Scituate 75 Hull 72 Scituate 84 Marshfield 80 Scituate 59 W. Bridgewater 85 Scituate 66 Bridgewater 59 Scituate 67 Cohasset 58 Scituate 70 Bridgewater 85 Scituate 75 Norwell 62 Scituate 86 Hull 70 Scituate 54 Holbrook 44 Scituate In Tech Bauer ' iSi Clutch Shooting, Team-Play Aidsi Scituate Sailoris Likely Tech Bets B. Sladen, P. Driscoll, K. Mee, C. Allen, A. Cross, R. Struz- zerio, J. Harper, D. Jenkins, D. Galbreath, J. Watson, manager, D. Wardell, B. Lowe, J. Mam- mel, J. Atckerson, R. Stanley, C. Sylvester, A. Boyajian, Mr. King, coach. Wrestling Wrestling, as a major S.H.S. sport, is becoming increasingly popular each year. This was a highly successful season. As captain and leading scorer, Charlie Allen won all of his matches except one, which was a draw, and compiled a total of forty -nine individual points, while allowing only six to be scored against him. He captured thirty -nine team points out of a possible fifty, with five pins, four decisions, and one draw. Jimmie Harper was first in his weight class and his record of seven wins and two losses proved his value to the team. David Galbreath ' s only loss of the year left him injured and unable to compete in the last three matches. But as the winner in the first six, Dave was reliable source of team points. One of the bright spots of the team is Danny Jenkins. With two years of varsity wrestling behind him and two years still to go, he could well become one of Scituate ' s foremost wrestlers. His record for this season was ten wins and three losses. The coach, Mr. Leo King, succeeded in skill- fully developing the natural talents of these boys and the others into a winning team. FRONT: B. Barron, D. Dauphinee, J. Mullen, J. Gunn, W. Stone, Capt. BACK: P. Moore, manager, D. Desler, H. Gates, S. Freda, D. Clifford, T. Riordan, D. Leclaire, T. McCarthy, B. Gaboon, Mr. Finnegan, coach. Ice Hockey In this, its fourth year, our ice hockey team became recognized as a strong opponent. The most thrilling win, over fast -skating Catholic Memorial, proved that our team was not to be taken lightly. Under the coaching of Mr. Finnegan and the leadership of Captain Walter Stone and Assistant -Captain Jon Gunn, the hockey players displayed themselves as a very spirited and aggressive team. The goal tending of junior Dick Clifford was outstanding. Two players were chosen for the all-star team: center Walter Stone and defenseman Jon Gunn. The underclassmen have shown themselves to be a promising team for the future. Coach Finnegan THE RECORD , King Philip 5 Archbishop Williams 3 Weymouth 4 , Hingham 2 . Brockton 0 . Canton 1 Catholic Memorial 0 South Shore Playoffs: . Brockton 1 . Canton 1 , Weymouth 4 ROW 1: J. Hatch, S. Murphy, S. Gray, C. Sunnerburg, F. Richardson, E. Ja- cobson; S. Loveland, E. Ford, S. Stankunaus, J. Meisner, M. Sides, S. Jones, mng., R. Kennedy, J. Burouughs, E. Buckley, Capt., W. Dennis, H. Richards; J. Lincoln, L. Walsh, A. Stonefield, M. Swiger, J. Calcutt, A. Taylor, V. De- Mumbrum, E. Murphy. Basketball Returning this year with a fine squad was the girls ' basketball team. Though they started the season with a slow pace, their efficiency picked up and they finished with a brilliant record. Under the coaching of Mrs. Bauer and the leadership of Captain Eleanor Buckley, they did a fine job and earned the title of Tri-Champs along with Marshfield and Dux- bury. Though the team will feel the loss of the departing seniors, next year promises to be as suc- cessful as this one and live up to Scituate ' s shining tradition. Wendy ROW 1: T. Armato, L. Rice, D. Morwick, M. O ' Brien, L. Lawson, T. Kelly, P. Blan- chard, G. Street, L. Richardson. ROW 2: M. Sullivan, mgr., D. Young, R. Struzzerio, J. Kane, J. Eaton, T. Edwards, C. Stone, W. Stone, J. Brazilian. ROW 3: Mr. Johnson, coach, P. Houston, J. Connolly, T. Stone, D. Carlson, T. Rodgers, J. Parker, P. Lynch, P. Adams, Mr. Cook. Baseball I960 THE RECORD Scituate 5 West Bridgwater 2 Duxbury 4 Marshfield 1 Scituate 0 Bridgwater 5 Norwell 3 East Bridgwater 1 Hanover 2 Hull 2 Holbrook 3 Avon 4 Scituate 7 Scituate 3 Cohasset 4 Scituate 10 Scituate 6 Scituate 8 Scituate 3 Scituate 12 Scituate 4 Scituate 14 COACH JOHNSON 82 The Scituate High baseball team was very successful last season, suffering only one loss. The schedule was well arranged so that all our games were with leading South Shore teams. Many of last year ' s stars are return- ing so this coming season promises to be a good one also. Among them are: Chester Stone, Walter Stone, John Kane, Tommy Edwards, Jack Connolly, Ralph Struzzerio, Tony Amato, Jon Parker, Dennis Young, and Steve Freda. Our championship baseball team owes all its success to the efforts of our great coach, Bill Johnson. Walter Stone Larry Ri ice 3 h Sen . tC itiS pro, 8r-l, _ ha Sop. Gerry Street Dave Morwick, Capt. 04 ROW 1: S. Murphy, A. Taylor, J. Hatch, S. Jarvis, S. Stankunas, M. Brown. ROW 2: B. Taska, E. Tilden, A. Stonfield, E. Jacubson, F. Cole, K. Merritt, Z. Bongazone, Mrs. Murphy, Softball VARSITY RECORD Sue Meiser Capt. Scituate 36 Norwell 22 Peggy Brown Scituate . . . 4 Cohasset 16 Gretchen Tmdel 22 Dux bury 4 Adrienne Taylor Scituate 32 West Bridgwater 22 Sallle Jarvis Scituate . . . 16 East Bridgwater 12 Mary Brown 11 Hanover 12 Janet Hatch Scituate . . . 10 Thayer 12 Sandra Stankunas Scituate 22 Hull 16 Francis Cole Mgr. 8 Marshfield . . 19 The Softball team experienced a mediocre season, winning five and losing four. But as the squad has lost only one Senior, their cap- tain. Sue Meiser, it is felt that great improvement will be found in the more experienced underclassmen. 85 Boys ' Tennis Under the able coaching of Mr. Larry Keenan, the boys ' tennis team of 1960 had a very successful season. Suffering one loss to Hingham they were still able to win the Stonehill Championship. In a return match at Hingham they succeeded in defeating them, and therefore Scituate won the South Shore Championship. Thomas Baur was a runner up in the State Championship. Next year the entire team is returning so we can look forward to an even better season. THE RECORD Scituate 5 Scituate 4 Scituate 2 Scituate 5 Scituate 4 Scituate 5 Scituate 4 Scituate 4 Scituate 5 Whitman 0 Brockton 1 Hingham 3 Abington 0 North Quincy 1 Weymouth 0 Silver Lake 1 Quincy 1 Holbrook 0 86 II Jane Meiser Sheila Kelley Jane Burroughs Lea Doherty Judy Doherty Kathy Walsh Marsha Ford Sally Buckly Lois Greek Kay Sweeney Martha Hopkins In center: Cathy Lad Mrs. Baur Barby Sylvester Girls ' Tenn is THE RECORD Scituate . . . 5 Silver Lake . . 0 Scituate . . . 6 Duxbury . . . . 1 Scituate . . . 5 Marshfield . . 0 Scituate . . . 7 Plymouth . . . 0 Scituate . . . 4 Cohasset . . . . 1 Scituate . , . 5 Hingham . . . 0 Scituate . . . 7 Silver Lake . . 0 Scituate . . . 6 Duxbury . . . . 1 Scituate . . . 4 Cohasset . . . 1 Scituate . . . 5 Hingham . . . 0 The tennis team of 1960 had a very successful season under the coaching of Mrs. Mary Baur. We were this year ' s champions completing their fifth straight year without a loss. Martha Hopkins and Kathy Walsh were the co-captians. Other senior members of the team were Sally Buckley and Sheila Kelley. The three top players, Livia Walsh, Sally Buckley, and Judy Doherty, are returning so future prospects are bright. Congratulations are given to the coach and to the team for a good job well done. 87 5 ■Jei G. Logan, J. RJiienhart, J. Zchau, G. Stone, J. Williams, B. Lackey, H. Crocker, A. Puttnam, N. Duffey, P. McCarthy, P. O ' Donald, P. Scott; T. Riordan, G. Story, D. Riggins, A. Torrey, D. Roy, W. Newcomb, L. Belsanso, J. Erving, T. Robthens. Track I960 Although last year ' s season was not too successful, it was an impressive one. A good proportion of the team will be returning this year, so track this coming season should be really good. Returning this year will be, of course, Pat O ' Donnell, who is also a prominent cross-country runner. Probably he will run in the distance events such as the 440, 880, and mile. Among the dash runners are Pete Scott, who did very well last year in the 100, 220, and relay, and Joe Williams who runs almost anything. Joe was very impressive in his running last year, so he is expected to do extremely well this coming season. Tim Riordan also, is a good runner and is expected to be very successful this year. Other prospects are George Story and Gorden Butch Logan. The youngest of last year ' s team was Derryl Riggins, who did very well in the 100 and the 220. He was also one of the four on the relay team which was a very good one. Mr. Smith did very well in beginning track in Scituate as a major sport. This year Mr. Smith was un- able to coach the Cross Country Team because of another coaching position so this year ' s Track coach is unknown. 88 c Co .ecei: ' a « e.,. X ;itW J e . ' ' -Uit 5,. Vo ; { fti eT Z the esh ' e up ; :; uit ' S CLASS NEWS - ©■ 0 . ' xO ' „c 6 50- The Senior class held a successful Sadie Hawkins ' Dance Saturday nig} t Wf lS October 29  in the SHS auditorium . • Other dances have been planned for - . c. , later in the year and we hope they o ' ' V e ' ' o ' ' ' e ' o -c - ' -■ sorts of goodies are on sale -K. ' g £ every Thrusday in the cafeteria after ! vxe will prove as successful. ' i r X V ®o-«v school. From these which have already been held we have found that the Seniors are very good o oks. Sc. 2, for a delicious treat tr -..a SlilEET, -aser SCRU ' ' IOUS, SENIOR SNACK J!. Ola;; i i. Rememher: DUES ' I dues: J EGi ' i-DlIES ••• jffiAPSODY 11 BLUE +v turned out j.,iaay i ' ' jf H3 students attended U,o 0--- ,f the =l-?.° ' t ' proXever, B apsody loveliest pr ■0 ' rs r Ctt - ;pl „ -as The following members of the Class of 1960 are attending schools: Susan Acker, Boston University David Adam, University of Massachusetts Walter Allen, Brown University Richard Anderson, Burdett College Ross Arnold, Northeastern University Sabra Ashley, Chandler School for Women Paula Atherton, Quincy Junior College Scott Bailey, Huntington School Bruce Billings, P.G. Scituate High Paul Blanch ard, Newman Preparatory School Harriet Bubin, Worchester Junior College Sally Buckley, Northeastern University Robert Calderwood, Brown University Carol Claybourne, Mr. Holyoke Joseph Connolly, Huntington School Andrea Covell, Aquinas College Beverly Creaser, Endicott Junior College Henry Croker, Boston College Richard DeMello, Radio Technical School Norman E)uffy, Newman Preparatory School Constance Dwyer, University of Massachusetts John Ewing, Bowoin Kenneth Finegan, Suffolk University Marion Fritschi, Iowa State Teachers Arthur Gorman, Burdett College Elaine Green, Mansfield Beauty Academy Linda Grimm, Massachusetts General Hospital Penelope Holt, Michigan State Martha Hopkins, University of New Hampshire Janice Jackson, Marymount College Judith Jacobucci, Cathrine Gibbs Barbara Jillson, Lasall Junior College Shelia Kelley, University of Florida Thomas Kelley, Newman Preparatory School Susan Kenney, Jacl son College Grover Lackey, Burdett College Paula Larkin, Perry Ellen Litchfield, Chandler School for Women Charlene L ' Heureux, Bridgewater University Judith Macintosh, Pembroke College Pamela McCoy, St. Elizabeth ' s Hospital William McGonagle, Boston University Julie Meagher, University of Massachusetts Susan Meiser, Simmons College Barbara Merritt, Faulkner Hospital Julianne Miles, Chandler School for Women David Morwick, Bridgewater University Marion Murphy, Northeastern University Richard Murphy, University of Massachusetts Maryann Newman, Cambridge City Hospital Michael O ' Brien, St. Frances Patricia Oliver, Northeastern University Robert O ' Toole. P. G. Scituate High John Palmer, Northeastern University Jeanne Paradis, Immaculata College Thomas Prouty, Syracuse University Alan Putnan, Annapolis Margaret Reinhardt, Cathrine Laboure Lawrence Rice, Lowell Tech Janice Sarage, Northeastern University Leslie Schair, University of Massachusetts Whitney Schott, Iowa State Maureen Sexton, Northeastern University Susan Smollett, Endicott Junior College Gerda Marie vonStackelberg, Traunstien, Germany Patricia Stanley, Central Technical Institute William Stetson, P.G. Scituate High Gerald Street, University of Massachusetts Daniel Sweeney, New Preparatory School William Swiger, Worchester Poly Tech Barbara Sylvester, Pembroke College Philip Sylverter, Newman Preparatory School Linda Turner, Cambridge School of Business Barbara Wall, Merrimack Joan Walsh, Mt. Aubon School of Nursing Kathleen Walsh, University of Massachusetts Ann Marie Ward, Our Lady of the Elms Linda Wason, Chatham College Peter Watson, P.G. Scituate High Susan Young, Boston City Hospital The following are in the armed services: Sheridan Barry, U.S. Air Force Neal Campbell, U.S. Coast Guard George Cavanagh, U.S. Air Force Lawrence Lawson, U.S. Navy Paul McCarthy, U.S. Air Force Bruce Paradis, U.S. Air Force Daniel Spear, U.S. Air Force David Young, U.S. Air Force Walter Zucker, U.S. Air Force The following are now employed: Barbara Alger, Revenue Accounts, Quincy Robert Barclay, Tedeschi ' s, Hanover Jo Anne Barron, John Hancock, Boston Laraine Bragg, Salesmanship Sharon Bragg, Phonix Fire and Life Insurance Co., Boston Carole Brooks, Bausch-Lomb Optical Company Marcia Bubin, National Band, Worchester James Clements, Construction Pauline Costa, Malcolm Kenneth Co., Roxbury Gerrir Curtis, W.H.D.H., Boston Jean DeMello, Personnel Dept., A P Tea Co., Boston Carolyn Dwyer, Harry Strause Insurance Co., Boston Margaret Fletcher, Boston Safe Deposit Bank Garry Gardner, Ford Motors, Cohasset Valerie Gardner, Filene ' s, Boston Mildred Himelrick, First National Bank, Boston Carol Ann Howard, Dr. Kline Linda Jakubens, Sandwich Shop, Scituate Edward Kay, National Cashier Register, Boston John Lannon, Tedeschi ' s, Hanover William Lydon, Allen Wheeler, Scituate Leslie Mayo, A P Tea Company John McCormack, Herbs Garage, Scituate Suzanne Murphy, Dwyer ' s Cleaners, Cohasset Charlotte Riggins, I.B.M., Boston Dorothy Rinehart, Sandwich Shop, Scituate Pamela Sargent, First National Bank, Boston Peter Schultz, Schultz Company Arleen Soucy, Dr. Parsons Paul Spencer, C. J. Robinson Lillian Thayer, First National Bank, Boston George Webb, Finnie ' s Service Station, Scituate Judith Webster, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Boston The following are now married: Judith Merritt Beverly Samuelson Barbara Thompson Katherine Whiting Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Abbott Mr. and Mrs. Fred Barry Mr. and Mrs. Matthew L. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Mark F. Croker Mr. and Mrs. William Tyler Curtis Mr. and Mrs. James J. Downey Mr. and Mrs. Leo G. Flanagan Mr. and Mrs. Leo T. Flanagan Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Flynn Mr. and Mrs. Edmund F. Ford Miss Ruth E. Hawkes Mr. and Mrs. Neil V. Humphrey, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Holleman Mr. and Mrs. Edward D. Kay Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ladd Mr. and Mrs. Donald LeClair Mrs. Spencer E. Mattingly, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James McCarthy, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred C. Mehegan Mrs. Carl Misner Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Mooney Mrs. Robert P. O ' Hern Mr. and Mrs. Lewis G. Richardson Judy Roberts Mr. and Mrs. Churchill Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Fred S. Rolfe Mr. and Mrs. Earle Sharpe Mrs. Arthur A. Smallman Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Stewart Mr. and Mrs. William B. Stone Mr. and Mrs. William L. Ward Mr. and Mrs. William Young THE FIRST NATIONAL STORE Scituate Compliments of DONALD R. SHORT-B. SCOTT Scituate Massachusetts Compliments of SCITUATE WOMAN ' S CLUB Best Wishes from MADELEINE ' S, INC. 358 Gannett Rd. North Scituate Compliments of DR. C. L. WARD Compliments of A FRIEND Licensed— Bonded— Insured Building JOHN J. DUANE Wrecking All Kinds, New and Salvaged Building Material for Sale Tel. PResident 3-6029, 3-6030, 3-6031 600 Southern Artery Ouincv, Mass. BOOSTERS CLUB SCITUATE HIGH SCHOOL P.O. Box 231, SCITUATE, MASS. JOIfi ArtO HELP THE BOOSTERS aUB To inccur ' interest in boys And irls 0 boost 5tu l nt ' s «ti tt Ipi s adioot 1.4 PAUL YOUNG MOTORS Dodge Job-Rated Trucks Dodge and Dart Passenger Cars Simca Passenger Cars LI 5-1200 126 First Parish Road Scituate, Mass. There ' s a one and only in refreshment, too lOtlllO UNOtI AuTHOIlTr Of TNC COCA COLA COm ant Compliments Good Luck to the Class of ' 61 of NELL FISHER SHOP Helen M. Hasbrouck, Prop. ROCKLAND DRESSES-SPORTSWEAR SAVINGS BANK AND ACCESSORIES Scituate Office TjtJ 1 1 Jii L lj LI C C L Front Street Scituate TO THE CLASS OF 1961 CompHments of DR. J. E. JOYCE Best Wishes from Your Podiatrist Home-Town Weekly Newspaper Compliments of HERB ' S GULF STATION THE SOUTH SHORE NEWS Front Street Scituate Now in a Second C entury Congratulations of Service to Scituate to the and the Class of 1961 South Shore. from The 1859-1961 CHILDREN ' S SHOP John C Bond, Publisher Front Street Scituate Harbor COUNTRY STORE RESTAURANT Charlotte Mary Sexton Scituate Harbor LI 5-0980 Front Street Compliments of EUGENE BLANCHARD Carpenter and Builder Compliments of HUNTLEY TREE SERVICE Hanover Mass. Compliments of SILVIA ' S GARAGE AUSTIN L AHEARN. JEWELER North Scituate Shopping Center Where You Are Always Fitted Properly for the Prom ' THE SOUTH SHORE COUNTRY TAILOR Route 3, Cor. Bdway. Taylor 6-2579 Best Wishes to the Class of 1961 CLIFF HOTEL Aram Brazilian, Owner and Manager Compliments of R. R. JACOBUCCI, INC. Ouincv Massachusetts GEORGE ' S AIR - CONDITIONED BARBER SHOP North Scituate Depot LI-5-2349 Complim ents of SCITUATE HARBOR PHARMACY Best of Luck to Class of 1961 NORTHEAST T.V. Scituate Harbor Linden 5-1519 Domestic and Imported Gifts for all Occasions WEST INDIES SHOP Specialities from the Islands 761 Country Way- North Scituate, Massachusetts Ruth V. Bailey 9-5:30 Daily Foreign and Sports Car Service Vespa Scooter Sales and Service GRAY INDUSTRIES, INC. Engine Tuning Wheel Balancing Front End Alignment Brake Service COMPLETE SERVICE AND REPAIR OF ALL MAKES 817 Country Way North Scituate Telephone LI 5-0224 Best Wishes to the Class of 1961 from THE LIBRARY CLUB FINNIE ' S SALES SERVICE Auto Repairing Jenney Products First Parish Road Scituate Mass. SCITUATE GREENHOUSE Ellsworth Litchfield Cut Flowers - Plants Telephone Linden 5-0284 First Parish Road Scituate BRAEMAR HOMES, INC. Linden 5-2459 We Build the Better Homes for Better Living Robert F. Smith, President 716 Chief Justice Cushing Way Scituate 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 A PLEASURE AT Scituate Harbor Tel: LI 5-1400 A REAL PLEASURE FOR YOU Compliments of Compliments of BROOKS PHARMACY Satisfactory Plumbing and Heating Ualliei J. vjalLin g , ricg- LlldliU, THE BAILEY CO. Linden 5-1020 North Scituate Office Tel. Linden 5-0088 North Scituate Mass. KENMURE W. MOFFATT Insurance Agency Best Wishes from LI 5-0038 Res. LI 5-0676 VILLAGE BARBER SHOP North Scituate Mass. Compliments of Compliments of GROVE STREET RESTAURANT AND VARIETY SODA BAR Jerico Road Scituate, Mass. THE SANDWICH SHOP Pizzas and Home-Cooked Food Orders To Go 360 Gannett Rd. N. Scituate, Mass. SAFTLER ' S Everything in Fabrics Rts. 18 8i 14 Whitman JOHN L. ROTHERY CO. Insurance Scituate Harbor Linden 5-0566 BISHOP ' S STORE Joe and Elena Stankunas 222 Hatherly R ' d. Scituate Compliments of WEE N TEENS Specializing in Infants to Bobby Teen Clothes Also Cubbetts and Trim Teens DUFFLEY ' S SERVICE STATION Tires and Accessories North Scituate Mass. J ' S BEAUTY SHOPPE Hair Styling Telephone Linden 5-2621 Gannett Road No. Scituate UCDDITT ' C V ADICTV CTr DC MtKKI 1 1 b vAKIt 1 Y blURE Egypt Mass. Compliments of WARD C. SWIFT General Insurance Linden 5-0113 664 Country Way No. Scituate, Mass. Compliments of D. S. KENNEDY AND CO. VILLAGE HAIRDRESSER North Scituate Compliments of AKIDFR ON FIJFL INf Compliments of MAHONEY BROS. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS Scituate Massachusetts Compliments of BREEN $ COMPANY CONTRACTORS Telephone Linden 5-0727 Minot Mass. DICK MILL ' S KENNEL MART DOG AND CAT FOODS COMPLETE LINE OF DOG, CAT, AND BIRD ACCESSORIES TROPirAT FISH Scituate Harbor Tel. Linden 5-0860 LEWS 16 FT. BOA TS 10 H.P. MOTORS FOR HIRE FISHING TACKLE AND ALL KINDS OF BAIT Littles Bridge North River Route 3-A Greenbush Mass. Best Wishes to the Class of 1961 CHARLES A. WHITE HEMLOCK POULTRY FARM Farm Fresh Eggs and Poultry Delivered to Your Door Compliments of HERBERT N. BLANCHARD, M.D. AAA Service ALA Service RAY ' S Ray F. Litchfield, Prop. COMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE Phone LI 5-0184 364 Clapp Road Scituate, Mass. Choice Sea Foods Lobsters— Clams— Scallops SMITH ' S FISH MARKET 104 Front Street LI 5-0004 LI 5-2400 O ' NEIL ' S SPORTING GOODS and Marine Supplies 124 Front Street Scituate Compliments of DR. MILTON BERLAD L.UIV]r LillVlrLilN 1 5 OF DR. WALTER KLEIN DR. RALPH ROGAL Optometrist Telephone LI 5-1343 157 Front Street Scituate Compliments of DR. J. E. JOYCE Podiatrist BARRY ' S TAXI LI 5-0464 Front Street Scituate, Mass. Best of Luck to the Class of ' 61 KING d JcWcLcR Your Jeweler WATCHES-SILVERWARE-DIAMONDS Front Street LI 5-0209 THE HARBOR BOOK STORE Phonograph Records Greeting Cards— Old and New Books Lending Library 78 Front Street 111 Ripley Road Scituate, Mass. Cohasset, Mass. COUNTRY FARM GARDEN EVERYTHING FOR THE GARDEN Chief Justice Gushing Highway Route 3A Greenbush, Mass. LANDSCAPING LI 5-0203 Compliments of LUCY LOCKE Real Estate Office 33 Front Street Scituate Mass. Compliments of TAYLOR LUMBER CAMP TEmple 4-7921 COMPLIMENTS Ur MARSHFIELD OIL CO. TEmple 4-7841 SEE THE 1961 CHEVROLET Telephone LI 5-0154 WATSON CHEVROLET, INC. 5 Brook St. Scituate THE FRUIT SPOT FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES DAILY Front St. Tel. LI 5-1380 MARSHFIELD HILLS GARAGE Main Street Route 3-A Marshfield Hills, Mass. Compliments of LIGHT HOUSE MART 38 Front Street Scituate, Mass. THE LAZY CORRAL WESTERN WEAR Rt. 3A— Chief Justice Cashing Way Cohasset, Mass. EVergreen 3-1870 D. B. Damon THE ERNEST A. RICHARDSON FUNERAL HOME Scituate ' s Home of Service SERVING SCITUATE AND VICINITY SERVING ALL FAITHS Phone LI 5-0196 382 First Parish Road Scituate Center It is the little things that make for perfection ... JOHN S. FITTS Country Way Greenbush INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS WILLIAM M. WADE 200 Country Way Scituate Mass. Compliments of GREENBUSH SERVICE STATION Jack Shone Tel. Linden 5-0297 YOUR SOUTH SHORE FASHION CENTER - — Of Q U 1 N C Y FOR AFTER THE PROM irS CAINS EDgewater 5-1457 North Weymouth Mass. tjSt. LiiZv oCI 1 UA 1 t rtUtKAL SAVINGS AND CDADDPI PIINIEDAI rAKKtL rUrNtKAL bcituate iVIass. J. R. Reardon-J. L. Wadsworth Directors FUNERAL HOMES All Savings Insured by Federal Savings and Loan Insurance {.nmnrntinn L lJ J 1 iMV I kJ III lie . M 11 Lentral bt., [Norwell Tel. OL 9-2200 An Agency of the U.S. Government and 1 Summer Street— Cohasset Tel. EV 3-0200 Where You Save DOES Make a Difference McCarthy UTILITY OIL CO, BROS. QUALITY ICE CREAM qCM y Gibson 7-4201 205 Commercial Street 115 Highland Avenue Somerville 43, Massachusetts Whitman Telephone SOmerset 6-8085 41 ■G 5U 3 Quincys fflSHioii mm THE SOUTH SHORE ' S FINEST STORE FOR FASHIONS, FURNITURE, AND FURNISHINGS 1495 Hancock Street Quincy ALLAN R. WHEELER, INC GENERAL CONTRACTOR BULLDOZER-SHOVEL-GRADER-TRAILER SERVICE Linden 5-0612 Scituate Massachusetts SCITUATE SUPPLY CO. PAINTS-WALLPAPER-BUILDERS ' HARDWARE, ELECTRICAL, PLUMBING, AND HOTEL SUPPLIES 123 Front Street Scituate Massachusetts COMPLIMENTS OF HARBOR CLEANERS Archie A. Amiot BEST OF LUCK CLASS OF 1961 DON ROBBINS CO. Est. 1930 115 Hartstuff St. Rockland Tel. TR 8-1400 The South Shores Most Progressive Furniture Store Best Wishes to the Class of 1961 from the Employees of the SCITUATE HIGHWAY DEPT. Matthew L. Brown 31 Brook Street Scituate Mass. Compliments of OTIS MARKET Bernard J. Dwyer, Prop. 92 Front Street LI 5-0333 HARBOR BARBER SHOP Joseph Barca, Prop. 127 Front Street Compliments of ARIES DELICATESSEN Front Street Scituate Mass. Compliments of 83 Front Street Scituate Harbor COMPLIMENTS OF ROCKLAND COAL GRAIN CO. Telephone TRiangle 8-0070 ROME BROTHERS HARDWARE PAINT-WALLPAPER-PLUMBING SUPPLIES 278 Union Street Rockland, Mass. Main St. Norwell STONE HOUSE GARDENS Florists NATALIE MOLLA, PROP. JOSEPHINE C. MOTT, MGR. Tel. OL 9-4361 Compliments of SCITUATE ELECTRIC CO. L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY Known Wherever There Are Schools and Colleges Class Rings and Pins Commencement Invitations— Diplomas— P ersonal Cards Club Insignia— Medals Trophies MR. R. FARNUM DEVOE-REPRESENTATIVE Attleboro Office COMPLIMENTS OF SCITUATE FIRE DEPT. 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-BULLDOZ ERS-FRONT END WORK CONTRACTOR ' S EQUIPMENT RENTALS ROLLERS-PUMPS, ETC. FREE ESTIMATES FORD PLACE Linden 5-0189 GREENBUSH BOSTON SAND AND GRAVEL Cambridge 4 1 I 1 8 First Street Massachusetts SARGENT ' S RESTAURANT FINE FOODS FRIENDLY SERVICE Route 3 Norwell, Mass. George H. Vogel Owner-Manager MacKINNON SHOES John S. MacKinnon Stagecoach Way Cohasset Mass. Pontiac Tempest Vauxhall Sales and Service JOSEPH ' S GARAGE G.M.C. Truck Yi-S? Ton Hydromatic Specialists 2 4 Wheel Drive Norwell Mass. Best Wishes of . . . D. S. CAMPBELL Jeweler Phone EVergreen 3-0732 Cohasset Mass. Compliments of ROSE LOU SOUTH SHORE FASHION CENTER 303 Union Street Rockland Serving Our 5th Generation of Rockland Chimes Readers. Rockland Mass. PETERSEN ' S REAL ESTATE OFFICE Oldest Established Real Estate Office on the South Shore Tel. EV 3-0052 A. Fred Petersen, E. L. Parker, Jr. INSURANCE-MORTGAGES-APPRAISALS DWYER ' S ONE-STOP CLEANERS Cohasset Massachusetts Sales . . . FORD . . . Service COHASSET MOTOR, INC. Route 3A EV 3-0450 Compliments of DR. O ' BRIEN Compliments OI COHASSET HARDWARE COMPANY Cohasset Mass. Real Estate EV 3-1214 Mortgages EV 3-1279 Builder EV 3-1312 M. STEPHEN DWYER, REALTOR Route 3 A Cohasset, Massachusetts EV 3-1490 Air Conditioned MONA FRIEL Hair Stylist 5 Stagecoach Way Cohasset, Mass. COMPLIMENTS OF DR. SCHOTT SMITH APPLIANCE SERVICE 405 Route 3A Cohasset PHILCO-BENDIX-MAYTAG SALES SERVICE BEST WISHES FROM THE MAKERS OF SIMPSON SPRING BEVERAGES FAMOUS FOR QUALITY, PURITY DELICIOUS FLAVOR SINCE 1878 Best Wishes from CUTLER BUICK, INC. Sales— Service BUICK-OPEL 115 Ripley Road Cohasset EVergreen 3-1244 Mass. ANDREWS SUNOCO STATION TIRES-MOTOR TUNE-UP-BRAKE WORK BATTERIES Tel. EVergreen 3-9624 Route 3A Cohasset, Mass. HILLTOP SERVICE STATION Telephone OLdfield 9-9371 Main Street Norwell Congratulations to the Class of 1961 from CORA CHANDLER ' S 7 Stagecoach Way Cohasset Compliments of RED LION INN Tel. EV 3-1704 Cohasset Mass. Compliments of FAMILY SKATE LAND ' ' Health, Fun, Family Dating, Making Friends Roller Skating 139 Plain St. Marshfield Tele. TE 4-9134 Best Wishes to the Class of 1961 JOHNSON ' S DRIVE-IN A W Root Beer Marshfield Mass. COMPLIMENTS OF PATCH CHEVROLET Marshfield Mass. Compliments of CHARLES L. SINNOTT CO. Sales Service Body Shop OLDSMOBILE-RAMBLER TEmple 4-6667 Marshfield Mass. YOU CAN ' T MAKE A MISTAKE ON ANY PURCHASE YOU MAKE AT ASP This Is More Than a Promise— It ' s a Guarantee That You ' ll Never Risk a Penny on Any Item You Can Buy at A P. At A P the Sale Is Never Completed 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 SUPERMARKETS COUNTRY WAY RADIO RCA Television Radio SALES, SERVICE 788 Country Way North Scituate Phone Linden 5-1114 FASHION FLAIR Styling Salon at North Scituate Mr. George . . . Hair Stylist 796 Country Way Linden 5-2700 SEAVERNS COUNTRY STORE Established 1823 North Scituate Village For Every Thing New and Unusual in Food Compliments of John W. Sieminski ZUCKER ' S JENNEY SERVICE Compliments of DRAPER ' S DISTINCTIVE APPAREL FOR MISSES WOMEN Route 3A EV 3-1750 Cohasset SABIN ' S HARDWARE, INC. Telephone LI 5-1925 Paints— Garden Supplies — Tools Gifts —Hous ewares 394 Gannett Rd. No. Scituate, Mass. LIMONT AND SONS SPORTING GOODS TOYS AND CHILDREN ' S FURNITURE 344 Gannett Road North Scituate Massachusetts Telephone Linden 5-2069 Good Luck from BLUE BONNET BABY SHOP 796 Country Way No. Scituate FROM INFANT TO SIX YEARS, WE HAVE IT Phone Linden 5-2092 SOUTH SHORE PRINTERS, INC. 777 Country Way North Scituate, Mass. Linden 5-0215 EVergreen 3-1920 CREATIVE PRINTERS LETTERPRESS AND OFFSET WEDDING INVITATIONS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS L. P. CARPENTER INTERIOR DECORATORS North Scituate Massachusetts Best Wishes to the Class of ' 61 THE SCITUATE CLEANERS 368 Gannett Road North Scituate Mass. Where Your Clothes Are Treated with T.L.C. Tender, Loving, Care SOUTH SHORE PUBLISHING CO. South Shore Mirror Hingham Mirror Hull News Mirror 777 Country Way LI 5-0275 EV 3-1920 LI 5-0215 Schultz Heating Service Delivery Is Automatic Service on Burners Prompt Budget Accounts Available All Trucks Radio Equipped W. R. SCHULTZ CO., INC. 340 Gannett Road No. Scituate Linden 5-0508 Good Luck to Good Scholars from Tedeschr ' FINEST MEATS SOLD ANYWHERE ' Rockland • Hanover • Braintree • HuH— Nantasket • Plymouth— Kingston • Brockton MEREDITH AND GREW INCORPORATED REALTORS 1875 1961 125 High Street Boston, Mass. 938 Great Plain Ave. Needham, Mass. 405 Chief Justice Gushing Hwy. Gohasset, Mass. Now ... a NEW HOMEOWNER ' S POLIGY with Packaged Coverage at Gash Savings Up to 30% M. A. STREET INSURANCE AGENCY Gohasset, Massachusetts-Tel. EVergreen 3-1600 Compliments of HEARN ' S REXALL DRUG PRESCRIPTION PHARMACISTS FOR 3 GENERATIONS Scituate— Weymouth— Braintree GODDARD ' S 5 TO $1.00 Variety Merchandise Front Street Scituate SOUTH SHORE DEPT. Front Street Scituate Mass. Scituate Harbor North Scituate Cohasset LILLIAN BEAUTY SHOPPE Tel. Linden 5-1115 125 Front Street Scituate Compliments of COLONIAL DRUG Scituate Mass. Compliments of NOBBIE SHOPPE Scituate Massachusetts Compliments of ARTHUR S. PALMER THE COMPLETE FLOOR-COVERING STORE Tele. LI 5-1357 3 Brook Street Scituate, Mass. over 20 years noted for the finest of quolit COMPLIMENTS OF BURTON SCHAIR AND ELSIE M. COHEN NATIONAL BANK OF PLYMOUTH COUNTY North Scituate Me Monday-Friday 9:00-3:00 Thursday 9:00-6:00 Member— Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. COMPLIMENTS OF RONNIE SHONE Children— Teens— Juniors 310 Lincoln St. Rte. 3-A Hingham Mass. Good Luck to Class of 1961 WHITCOMB ' S CHARCOAL CORNER Greenbush (3 SHOE I SHOP South Shore ' s Only Shoe Store Exclusively for Children and Teenagers 28 Cottage Avenue Quincy, Mass. Compliments of WILLIAM F. FORD FITTS FARM CONSTRUCTION John R. Brown Excavating— Water Mains Drainage— Cellars— Trucking Gravel Loan Road Construction Bulldozer Work Free Estimates Tel. LI 5-0637 ingham, Mass.