Hingham High School - Highway Yearbook (Hingham, MA)

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Meeting a deadline — ■ on time ? ? ? ... pushing for subscriptions . . . getting out of class for pictures . . . cokes and copysheets . memories . . . Highway First row: P. Robinson, S. Lane, D. Thomas, S. Gilyard Second Row: I. Thayer, N. Pratt, P. Reardon, J. Prusick, C. Shaughnessy, M. Hanna, J. Goff, C. Belaja Top row: S. Smith, P. Holthaus, N. Winterbottom, S. Leary, J. Brebbia, E. Shute, M. Mahar, S. Keeler, K. Smith, F. Kuhn, B. McNulty Business Qtaff Advertising . . . seeking support . . . order blanks . . . lunchroom campaigns First row: R. Sweeney, S. Bedford, D. Wanders, N. DeHart, Second rote: J. Bernan, D. Lord, R. Argiro, R. Breen, R. Burke, Top row: J. Dowling, J. Glanq , L. Norton, T. T er. OUR ADVISOR Mr. Nord 14 EDITORS: Liz and Jan

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Faculty MRS. BREWER Business MISS TITUS Business MR. SAVAGE Work study MISS QUILL Business MRS. DEVINE Business MR. LANDAU Reading MR. BOYDEN Industrial arts MR. JOHNSON Industrial arts MISS MURDOCK Home economics MR. WOODWARD Mechanical drawing 13

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Har-borlight Adaye and Mai Lompare No Peaasus Takes On By Steve Tolle Last Augxist, the American Fie Service provided Hingham Hi| with two new feminine additio to the class of ' 66. Doth studer immediately rose t ' o a height popularity throughout the whc school with both students ai.v teachers. Their efforts to adapt to the new school surroundings came more naturally than with most of the faculty in their first year of pedagogical enterprise. Since the fateful commencement of school on September 9th the two girls hiave hostessed a very successful dar among participating in o i merous projects, ma strong benefit tv- school. It years ' wora of Ei Spain i:u :» A The lunchroom salespifch . . reporters hither and yon . . . The Growler roars . . . always deadlines . . . junior journalists . . . spicy editorials . . . erica m ih- -es 3s. if- an At Mai was most imj year, social freedom in lot of fun and eve she exclaimed. Adiaye comment a political com United spond, mainly on an educati basis. The school in E - much larger. It h? students. The en- large, Ar maga2 board ON Philip Perusi terial sophoi o Any ..Allied these question c over t girls respond , , H Pilars anrt • ' ° assistants, John AltlTgh ' I anza OUR ADVISOR: :xow the actio Mrs. Malatesta alt too difficult. - jl According to m —- publication, Leslie mm T responses, their ac n r-n u • • . . 4 sb- oil .ofWHHo. ir, c.h 1 ' w IS in charge of print- While uiaiie » odd ana Susan Howes are busy typing the articles she all activities in sch ing. Library U el-e Die- T . Harborlight Staff V cv ' ' , , — = . will be making the necessarv ' ear, can best represen . , iicv,coa«ij It ' s a lot of fun ' J ngements with the publisher. Hinghamites, c, J f meantime Maggie Farrell rg - sure AndyWeisz will be giving the 0 g Finance Editor, Debby Dougherty, — a hand by selling subscriptions. Ming up all these committees r-in-chief, e has an- g contest • ebruary. the :S! ey teams held the :ords to ' of the Hockey captain won ' t roll in at Triphammer . . . jfmnp, oeware or a coup a eiai . . . - ' -j ' , - i, Hmffham o Why don ' t Ser ., x t- , ,. , •. . Jr,.f . «mgnam 2 tion . . . What ' - y- ' N- Winterbottom, R. Whittemore, D. Pyne, T. Glascock, C. Wall ti ' on . . . What There has been a lot of voting going on lately am is miost int eresting ; . . And N.P. HAS found th Metrecal . . . What do you say we pass the hat an some individuality . . . Our apologies to you, Mr. you a happy birthday on November 10 . . . Ren written by fools like we But only God or anoth kland kland eboro eboro arver Plymouth Carver Silver Lake , . „ .,.ii,.,in i,., i . jryuc, X. jiasCOCK, » . Wail. .. .irti j ciK.t oanas Dattie For The Tod Prixc