Norwell High School - Shipbuilder Yearbook (Norwell, MA)

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THE SHIPBUILDER CHEER. LEADERS Left to right: P. Thomas, R. Chipman, H. McHugh, J. Hanson, B. McCarthy, E. Georgetti. BASEBALL Left to right, lst row: A Stearns, A. Haskell, D. Norris, H. Walter, E. Allen, G. Jack- man, second row: Coach, F. Dixon, P. Dickman, J. McManus, J. Cann, R. Ripley G. LeCain. gPa.ge Fourteen

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THE SHIPBUILDER GIRLS BASKETBALL Left to right first row: A. Feneck, B. Thomas, M. Osborne, R. Jackson, H. Hender- son, N. Chase, Capt., D. Cellini, S, Gauley, B. McCarthy, F. Jackman, second row, F. Dixon, Coach, J. Murphy, E. Sousa, M. Hanon, S. Neumeyer, A. Scott, B. Carruthers, G. Jackman, S. Hall, D. Shortal, manaigerg third row, E. Georgetti, J. Hanson, H. McHugh, J. Wessman, L. Zebetti, S. Tingley. BOYS BASKETBALL RECORD GIRLS BASKETBALL NEWS Norwell Opponent The girls varsity basketball team this Norwell-42 East Bridgewater-34 year consisted of: fCaptainJ Nancy Chase, Norwell-26 East Bridgewater-48 Mildred Osborne, Sally Henderson, Bar- Norwell-44 Scituate-28 bara McCarthy, Shirley Gauley, Diane Norwell-37 Amherst-20 Cellini, Ruth Jackson, Florence Jackman, Norwell-22 Hanover-42 Ann Feneck, Norwell-40 Cohasset-41 Although the team tried very hard, it Norwell-38 Edgartown-36 succeded in winning only four league Norwell-41 Duxbury-42 games. The games were as follows: Norwell-36 KlngSt0n-47 Norwell 17 Scituate 12 Norwell-28 Hanover-40 Norwell 15 Hanover 29 Norwell-34 Pembroke-36 Norwell 21 Marshfield 26 Norwell-34 Scituate-30 Norwell 26 Cohasset 35 Norwell-39 Marshfield-53 Norwell 16 Kingston 21 Norwell-28 Nantucket--42 Norwell 15 Duxbury 13 Norwell-45 Cohasset-34 Norwell 15 Hanover 12 Norwell-38 Plainville-42 Norwell 7 Scituate 24 N.H.S. ATHLETE'S HONESTY Norwell 17 Nantucket 26 Seaquist, appearing in court as a wit- Norwell 29 Pembroke 16 ness in a civil suit. Norwell 19 Cohasset 33 Are you on Norwell Hifgh's Basketball Norwell 26 Edgartown 11 team this year? asked t-he judge. Norwell 23 Nantucket 39 Seaquist: Yes, your honor. Judge: What position? Seaquist: Guard, Your honor. Judge: How good a guard. Seaquist, without batting an eyelash, re- plied, Sir I'm the best guard Norwell ever had. Mr. Dixon seated in the back of the courtroom was surprised because Sea- quist was always modest and unassum- ing. When the case was over Mr. Dixon asked him why he had much such a state- ment. Seaquist again wthout batting an eyelash replied: I hated to do it coach, but after all, I was under oath. The team played three non-league games, defeating Edgartown, but losing both Nantucket games. The second team was victorious in the two games they played. We were all sorry that they didn't play more often. The second team was: CCaptainD J. Han- son, B. McCarthy, S. Hall, E. Georgetti, F. Jackman, Ann Feneck, P. Thomas, E. Sousa, J. Murphy, G. Jackman, S. Neu- myer, J. Wessman. Our sincere thanks to Coach Dixon and Chaperone Miss Maguire for their help in our sport's program. SALLY HENDERSON FLORENCE JACKMAN Page Thirteen

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THE SHIPBUILDER STUDENT COUNCIL Left to Right, lst row: B. Hills, A. Wadsworth, R. Winslow, C. Murphy, S. Hender son, J. Hansong second row, Principal F Small A Haskell J Dean R Riple ' 7 ' ! ' 7 ' y J. McHugh. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Left to right, lst row: J. MacDougal, J. DesJardins, A, Regan, S. Henderson, H.- Walter, B. Hills, F. MacFarline, R. Chipmang second row: K. Torrey, R. Wess- man, J. Savage, E. Bullard, R. MacDouga1. G. Jackson Cabsentb. Page Fifteen