Norwell High School - Shipbuilder Yearbook (Norwell, MA)

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ATHE SHIPBUILDER STUDENT COUNCIL Back row, left to right: R. Wessman, E. Goldman, C. Murphy, H. Walters, A. Higgins. Front row: S. Howes, H. Torrey, W. Ekstrom, B. Walters, Mr. Rogean. THE STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council, selected by the pupils of Norwell High School, has main- tained the high standards of pleasurable and influential entertainment for the students, and has been indispensible and volatile in numerous details pertaining to school affairs. In addition, they have inexhaustibly devoted their time to further the advantages of athletics, in the manner of their predecessors. One of their first achievements was to establish a very efficient monitor system. They have also provided excellent full length movies such as, Treasure Island, The American Broadcast, and Mutiny on the Bounty. During noon recess, in bad Weather, they furnished educational short subjects about manufacturing rope, mechanized warfare, South American agriculture, etc. When late fall arrived, bringing with it basketball, the student f iuncil appointed managers for the basketball teams and took care of refreshments and admission fees. In the manner of social activities, they have planned a semi-formal dance for the Spring. In April, four delegates will be chosen to attend a Southeastern Mass. Student Council convention at Fall River, Massachusetts. The purpose is to obtain ideas of other student governments and to benefit by them. In all, we have accomplished many of our aims and objectives, due to the aid and supervision given us by our principal, Mr. Edward J. Rogean, to whom we owe many thanks. WARREN EKSTROM, President SCUCTLIGQTI

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THE SHIPBUILDER JUNIOR CLASS Back Row: A. Higgins, W. Buckley, W. Ekstrom, R. Joseph, J. Dickman. Second Row: M. Bennett, N. Wilder, E. Goldman, Pres.. E. Jackson, F. Thomas, BJ Henderson. SOPHOMORE CLASS Back Row: C. King, H. Walters. D. Norris, J. Marsh, P. Coulter, J. Savage. W. Jack- man, R. Wessmang Second Row: J. Mesheau, R. Winslow. M. Osborne. A. Feneck, S. Simcock, G. LeCain, A. Joseph: Front Row, S. Henderson, D. Shorthall, S. Hunt, R. White, L. Leonard, President, J. McHugh, C. Cummings, A. Wadsworth. nineteen