Norwell High School - Shipbuilder Yearbook (Norwell, MA)

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The Shipbuilder F nnrn nn nn' H CLASS 11 Frunt Row W H. Walter, D. Dutton, L. Hills, J. Hall, F. Morey, Q. Wilder. A. Piky C. Mayhew, A. Bennctt Second Row - R Moshcuu, D. Wyman, E. Ewart, H. Lilcy, J. Liddvll, M. Osborn D. Davis, M. Murphy, R. 'Sl'1u1'tall, H. Mcrritt. R. Hcndvrson. Third Row A M. Brown, E, Skvlcling, G. Burnurcl. XV. Huyus, F. Osburnu, F. Hull M. Mutt, N. Cunnnings, C. Butler. GLEIC CLUB l rm1t limx' ff G. Slauln-, A. Bc,-nnm-lt, J. l'Il4strmn, J. lVll'Sllt'1lLl, ll. l.lllL'lllll. J. Butt-s. M. lirnwn, A. llllu-, C. Blllll'l', l.. lNlc'Ma1nus, D, llnvis. Sm-mul Huw ff M. Oslwrm-, L. Canlnnm, IS. Russ. li. Slznnsiivlmi, M. Oslmurn, D. B1't'xx'- str-r, li. Curnwsnll. A. l'llIWlL'l', ll. Slmrlznll, ll. l'll'lll'K'li, I . l.:1wl'm-m'v. 'l'I1ircl Iiww 'ff li. Guclclzml, ID. llultwn. IC W:ulsxx'urtl1. ll, K1-51-s. ll. Wallin-r, IC. l'lVt1ll4l. . . , ll.l,1lt-y,M.Mnslu1w1tx,ll.lllgtgnus,Iu.l51'nnks Pugc TlL't'Hllj-flllll'

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wt, xp 2- JUNIOR HIGH First Row - W. Pierson 7, W. Hersey 7, C. Cummings 7, G. LaCain 7. D. Schimdler 7, J. Osborn 7, G. Joseph 8, D. Hills 8. R. Joseph 7, D. Gtery 7, J. Leslie 8, E. Wess- man 8, R. Shortall 7. Second Row - J. Fellini 7, E. Kees 8, D. Hall 8, F. Thomas 7, C. Bailey 8, P. Coulter 8, M. King 8, L. LeConte 7, M. Bennett 7, N. Wilder 7, L. Bell 8, B. Henderson 7. B. Hayes 8, C. Newcomb 8. Third Row - B. Snowdale 8, L. DesJardins 8, G. Henderson 7, E. Jackson 7, B. Brewster 7, A. Higgins 7, L. McManus 7, C. Cummings 7, J. Ford 7, H. Torrey 8. E. Bates 7, L. Murphy 8, L. Jackman 8. J. Dickman 7, N. Keefe 7. Fourth Row - B. Kenyon 8, D. McMullan 7, R. Coulter 8, W. Jackman 8. C. Jones 8. H. Makowski 8, A. Vayens 8, E. Goldman 7, J. Shortall 7, D. Simpson 8, W. Ekstrom 7, W. Hubbard 8, T. Monty 7. D. Norris 7, G. Wyman 8. Fifth Row - S. Howes 8, N. Joseph 8, C. Goddard 7, P. Liley 8, N. Haskins 8, H. Slade 8, A. Frye 8, C. Ford 8, J. Builder 8, A. White 7, G. Perry 7. H. Leslie 7, A West 8, C. Bennett 8. CLASS 10 Front Row - W. Norris, B. Goddard, H. Lincoln, J. Hills, R. Higgins, G. Perry. H. Arvidson. Second Row - J. Mesheau, M. Simpson, D. Brewster, A. Fowler, E. Brooks. R. Feneck. J. Ekstrom. Third Row - A. Torrey, G. Lambert, H. Broughton, R. Dutton, T. Makowski. Page Twenty-three

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The Shipbuilder . JOKES . Mr. Huth: What is airship poison? Horace S.: One drop is fatal. Class: Ugh ---- ! ik Ik if Pk Ik Mrs. Osborn: Children, there will be only a half-day of school this morning. Peewee: Cin the back seatl Whoopee! Hur- ray! Mrs. Osborn: Silence, we'll have the other half this afternoon? Pk Pk PF wk Pk R. Fiocca and F. Lawrence were walking along a road together. Rudy was carrying a large pail on his back, holding a chicken in one hand, and a cane in the other while leading a goat. They came to a dark lane. Flossy: Im, afraid to walk here with you. You might try to kiss me. Rudy: How can I do that with all these things I'm carrying? Flossy: Well, you might stick the cane in the ground and tie the goat to it: and put the hen under the pail. if Ik :B PF HK R. Dutton: Please - - She: UNO! R. Dutton: Aw, please - - She: No! R. Dutton: Even if I tell you I love you more than anybody in the world? She: Positively no! R. Dutton: Aw, but mother, all the other sophomores stay out after nine. areas, B. Maybury: What was the explosion in your henhouse last night? R. Henderson: I fed my chickens some 'Lay or Bust' feed and one of them was a rooster. Pk Sk Pk is Pk Mrs. Cole: Now children, there are flow- ers beginning with the pre-fix dog. For ex- ample, dog-violet, and dog wood. Can anyone tell me another?,' T. Hall: Collie-flowers. HF Bk Pls ik Sk Tongue twisters have always been amusing, but we have one that we guarantee will send any person goofy. Just try to master the fol- lowing: A skunk thunk the stump stunk and the stump thunk the skunk stunkf, CPage Miss Mayo for the Englishj Ik Ik 42 lk Bk Mr. Huth: Say, can you tell me why a gir- affe has such a long neck? Arvidson: Simple as can be. Its head is so far from its body that a long neck is absolutely necessary. D. Davis: There goes Arline. You never hear a word of scandal about her. R. Shortall: Why? Doesn't she have any friends? if 11 if ik Pl! Elaine: Why don't you like girls? Hardwick: They're too biased. Elaine: t'Biased? Hardwick: Yes, bias this, and bias that, un- til I'm broke. HF HF is S1 'F Barber, shaving Paradis: Will you have anything on your face when I've finished, sir? Paradis: Well, it doesn't seem likely. Pk Pk if if if J. Ross went to see the doctor to have a phys- ical checkup. The doctor asked him did he drink, smoke, chew, or go out with women. He said to the doctor that he had no vices. Then he asked the doctor if he would live long. The doctor said, What the heck have you got to live for? wk Pk if S1 PF Burnside: What would you do if I kissed you on the forehead? Joan Leonard: 'Td call you down. Pk if lk if lk You've Got to be a Football Hero, is the song that Marie, Helene, and Ena can be heard singing throughout the school. Could the Wey- mouth Football Team be the cause of this, girls? li' lk wk 3 lk Now Miss, asked the dentist, Which tooth is giving you all the trouble? L. McManus, in dentist chair: Second from the left in the balcony. Pk 'll PF if if Miss Roe: Asking Paradis to explain about incendiary bombs. Paradis: If an incendiary bomb comes thru the roof, don't lose your head. Put it in a buc- ket and cover it with sandf' Ik FF if P14 lk Miss Mayo: George, do you know your al- phabet? G. Joseph: Yessum. Miss Mayo: Well, then, what letter comes after HA? George: All of 'emf' if if Sk S: Pk Peewee: Mr, Rogean, if you will give us a nickel my little brother'll imitate a hen. Mr. Rogean: You mean he can cackle like a hen? Peewee: Naw, he wouldn't do a cheap imi- tation like that. He'll eat a woimf' Page Twenty-five