Norwell High School - Shipbuilder Yearbook (Norwell, MA)

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The Page Twenty-one BOYS' BASKETBALL Sitting, left to right: L. Howes, F. Dyer, B. Turner, Capt. B. Kenyon, R. Maybury, P. Paradis, S. Hardwick. Standing, left to right: Mr. Wilson, J. Ross, W. Hayes, W. Osberg. BASKETBALL Although Norwell during this season won a total of only three games, our team was one of the best we have produced in a number of years. The iirst team was composed of one Sophomore, five juniors and one Senior, namely: Bill Hayes, Fran- cis Dyer, Bob Maybury, Gus Howes, Bill Turner, Paul Paradis and Bob Kenyon. This year the team was under the capa- ble leadership of Mr. Wilson who replaced Mr. Sipple of last year. The manager was Willard Osberg with james Ross acting as his assistant. Though Bob Kenyon was the only Senior on the team he was chosen captain. He sufferedl a sprained ankle from an ac- cident during the game with Pembroke which kept him out of several games. The high scorer of the year was Francis Dyer who made a total of 91 points. The runner-up was Bob Maybury with a total of 67 points. Norwell is looking forward next year to a most promising season since there is only one letter man graduating. The scores were as follows: N O N O Avon 21 Z2 15 28 Kingston 26 17 29 Z7 Marshfield 8 Z1 23 14 Scituate 18 27 ZS 37 Duxbury 23 56 21 39 Hanover 17 52 25 35 Pembroke 15 Z1 19 23

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Page Twenty -I-hQ GIRLS' BASKETBALL Sitting, left t0 right: D. Dutton, N. Cummings, Y. Scott, Capt., E. Wadsworth. A. Mohler. A. Fowler, M. Mott. Standing, left to right: Miss Harris, F. Lawrence, M. Osborn, C. Dunbar, Miss Anderson. BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS The girls' basketball team certainly made a fine showing this seasong tying for first place in the South Shore League with Kingston. The team has been awarded a trophy for their achievement. In spite of the team losing five of their regular players, there were many Soph- omores to ably take their places. In the absence of our former coach, Miss Harris, Miss Anderson very graciously consented to substitute for her. The players were as follows: Forwards: Elizabeth Wadsworth, Captain, Marie Mottg Norma Cummings, Dorothy Dut- tong Jean Mesheau. Guards: Mary Os- borneg Anne Mohlerg Virginia Scottg Arian Fowler, Elizabeth Hallg Rita Higginsg Jeannette Strachan. Letters were awarded to Elizabeth Wadsworth, Marie Mott, Norma Cum- mings, Mary Osborne, Anne Mohler and Virginia Scott. Scores O. N. O. Avon 14 19 14 31 Kingston 9 9 16 13 Alumni ZO S Marshfield I2 lo 21 I6 Duxbury Zo Zl 17 lo Hanover 19 30 22 19 l'embroke 20 23 17 1 1 Scituate IX 22 17 I2 FIELD HOCKEY i This fall a field hockey team was formed. We had a regular schedule with Hanover, Pembroke, Kingston, and Ply- mouth. Although we didn't do very well against these teams, good material for next year seemed to come through. The players on the squad were: Eliza- beth Wadsworth, Virginia Scott, Anne Mohler, Olive Stansheld, Marie Mott, Mary Osborne, Norma Cummings, Eliza- beth Hall, jean Mesheau, Christine May- hew, jane Liddell, Ena Ewart, Rita Hig- gins, Dorothy Dutton, Anna Pike, Sally Stoddard, and jane Bates. One of Miss Harris's Geometry prob- lems that even Einstien can't solve. Speaking diametrically from a stand- point of complete absurdity: if two dia- metrical circles with octagonal peripheries should collide with a centrifugal igono- metry, what would the catastrophe exert on a crystallized codtish suspended by the tail to hypogenous rafters in the em- porium????

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Page Twenty-twg THE RED LAMP CAST . Lcf tb right: W. Osberg, F. Shaw, R. Henderson, F. Lawrence, R. Sandberg, C. joseph, A. Gordon, Miss Mayo, E. Wadsworth, 1. Dowd, R. Kenyon. NORWELL HOLDS CUP PERMANENT LY Norwell has done it again! For the third time Norwell won the cup in the Tri-Town Play contest, which means the cup now belongs to them to sport. Each year the play was coached by a different teacher. This year's winner The Red Lamp was very efiiciently coached by Miss Frances Mayo. Marshfield High presented The Chimney Corner , and Scituate High Two Crooks and a Lady . All three plays were acted exceptionally well. After the plays the three casts were guests of Scituate High School at a delicious banquet. CAST Florence Shaw ...... ............. ....... A u nt Matilda Deering Willard Osberg ........ ............... H arold Deering Constance joseph ....... ........... A lice Deering Gerry Dowd ............ ......... A nnie O'Shane Robert Sandberg ........ ......... A rchie Clark Andrew Gordon ..................................................................... .......... B ill Worth General M anagers: Dick Henderson and Harold Young. Director: Miss Frances Mayo. Propcrlifsz Elizabeth Wadsworth and Florence Lawrence. awww L- -A