Norwell High School - Shipbuilder Yearbook (Norwell, MA)

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CLASS or 1952 David Webb Donald Crantoh McLeod Merritt Glenn Mary Lynn Judith Catherine Marjorie Peter Nesheau Vezina Bates Grigsby Louison wyllie Patricia Marya Alberta Gunderway Cellini Smith Cynthia Dorothy Thomas Rice Wessman Tonia Peachey Mrs. Taylor Walsh On returning from vacation we found five students missing: Judy Hall, Marion Ross, Patty Terry, Ellsworth mice and Jean Shepard. We also gained three new students: Peter Wyllie, Alberta Smith and Marjorie Louison. This year we were fortunate in having three members on the Student Council. They are harya Cellihi, Thomas Uemchy and nary Lynn Vezinau Our class was honored to be the winner of the Interclass Play Trophy. The cast included Peter Wyllie, Marya Cellihi, Thomas Peachey Mary Lynn Vezina, David Cranton and Dorotny Jessman. our back-stage helpers were Glenn Mesheau, Donald ierritt and Cynthia Rice. The basketball team this year included ten members from our class. They were dlennimsheau, Thomas Beacmey, Donald Merritt, Dorothy Wessmah, Patricia Gunderway, barya Cellini, Judith Bates, nary Lynn Vezina, Cynthia Rice and Peter Wyllie, assistant manager. The class officers were Tonia Walsh, rresidentg Thomas Peachey, Vice-Presidentg Dorothy wessman, Treasurerg Cynthia Rice, Secretary. 12

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.Q - N 4 k N 1 Z! 7 LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF THE CLASS OF 1951 We, the Class mouth, State of Massachusetts, do hereby make, publish, and declare S EDM of 1951 of the town of Norwell, County of Ply- this to be Our Last will and Testament hereby revoking all former wills and codicils We, the Class by us at any time heretofore of 1951, believing ourselves to be of age, and being of sound mind, after four years of hard slavery have con cluded the following class will for tne Faculty Bradley . Small: Mr. Thomas: ,f Mrs. Taylor: Mrs. Vose: Mr. Kiernan: Dixon: mr. Mrs. Joyce: To the pupils the following: Eliot Robinson: Barbara McCarthy: Peter Dickman: We bequeath nHarvey fthe invisible rabbitl to keep Norwell under control while vou are guarding over Hanover. A new pair of shoes for all those he has worn out when trying CO keep the students out of mis- chief. 1We'leave you all the time Kent Williams has wasted during his four years of high school, minus the hours after school. A book of lOl ways to make seniors behave in Eng- lish, so her future seniors will be able to con- tlnue our spotless record of good behavior. ,my A shorthand class that will never exceed the speed QQ? of the Senior Shorthand Class. N5 A tommyhawk to keep his warriors out of war. A basketball team that can beat Hanover! Also a girls' gym class that has perfect attendance. CJust like ours.J A 1951 Pontiac in place of her l9hl Chevrolet. CA Pontiac's a better car.l m'Nk t X sg 5 xx V My .. ' X X . I - B f, X hx? NNN who will take over where we have left off, we will Art ability to Glenn Mesheau. Leadership in Cheerleading to Ann Monahan. Athletic ability to Lynn Savage. : Shy way with the boys to the Wright twins. f gy! Eole Giorgetti I ff! Judy Hall: Quietness and sweetness to Cynthia Rice. Ruth Jackson: Technique in the office to Camilla Cranton. y Johnny McManus: Meekness to Tom Peachey and Mary Lynn Vezina. Billy Reagan: Brains and height to Webb IWCL6Oda ff Ralph Ripley: Keen sense of humor to Peter Wyllie. ya Shirley Tingley: Good looks and helpful ways to Velen Olson. 41 William Mullen: Technique of driving skill to Dotty Wessman. Joanne Wessman: Quietness to Marya Cellini and Alberta Smith. Kent Williams: Literary ability to Toni Walsh and Paul Robin- son. f Lee Zibetti: Sparkling eyes to Kathleen Day. 25? We, the Class of 1951, do will and bequeath our constant bicker- ' ing to all future seniors. Also we bequeath our acting abilities to the Paramount Pictures Studios. A We, the Senior girls of 1951, do will and bequeath our high school beaux to the Junior girls. fwe don't need theh after graduation.J f We, the Senior boys of 1951, do will and bequeath our hearty gzfi appetites to Mrs. LeDuc and Mrs. Joseph. JAM? A zip -- - A- Y, ,I 1' ' 5 ' P 'S ffr' f'? ,A if ii

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CLASS OF 19 3 FIRST ROW- P. Wright, H. Olson, J. Louison, W. Hall, mrs. Joyce, E. MaoDougall, D. DesJardins, C. McCarthy, P. Wright, SECOND ROW- N. Taylor, K. Day, L. Bergeron, E. Shindler, P. Crombie, A. Corn- well, D. Howes, R. Johnson, P. Andrews, THIRD ROW- D. Merritt, E. Cummings, D. Kelly, P. Ripley, J. Cashman, F. Lomax. Class Officers: President: Patricia Crombie Vice-President: Eileen Shindler Secretary: Erma MacDougall Treasurer: Walter Hall This year we put on our first play. Although it didn't win we all feel it was pretty good. The brave souls who dared to enter the stage were June Mesheau, Patsy Crombie, Kathleen PHY, Alice Cornwell, Carol McCarthy, John Cashman,and Walter Hall. We were well represented on the basketball team by David Merritt, Donald Kelly, Preston Ripley, Walter Hall, John Cashman, Eileen Shindler, Carol McCarthy, Patsy Crombie, Nancy Taylorg in the band by Patsy Crombie, John Cashman, Dorothy Howes and Carol McCarthy. In March we put on our Sox Hop with June nesheau as Chairman 1 p 'x 3 i ts g L . ' 5! . Q, gs , 13