Norwell High School - Shipbuilder Yearbook (Norwell, MA)

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EIGHTH GR DE Thomas Robertson, Marsha Grigsby, Judith Cann, Patricia Porter, Meredith Reed, Beverly Erickson, Ann watt, Marie Malatesta, Rita Frehill, Mary Dean, william Mac Donald, Diane Hegener, Genevieve Cummings, Theresa Joseph, Barbara Finnegan, and Marilyn Malatesta f we The Rhyme and the Rhythm It's fun to write a poem For the nSk1pperH every time My only trouble is I can't 75', H Think up words that rhymela ,351 I try.to write on subjects QS About Winter, Spring, or Fall But when I count the rhythm Judith Lawrence, Donald Forslund, Robert Forslund, John Henderson, Thomas Osborne, David Knight, Gerald Davis, Glen Kees, Marshall Abbott, David Osborne, Thomas Ridder, Jane Tenney, Joan Curtis, George Bennett, Carmen Lorina, Frederick Scott, David Brown, David Forkey, Peter Tulis, and William Bullard. I ps! 12' ff' f vb, ,- half X- - mfg' xy X A x It isn't right at alll The poets write of Summer 'Bout the lilacs and the rose But I'm not a nbloomingn poet So I guess I'll stick to prose! Barbara Finnegan

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E FRE HME Ann Jones Joan MacFarlane William 2 1 Freda MacDou all Van Elli Babcock, Sally Lincoln, John wyllie, MOLLH, JoycegCilmore, MartS:,ugff:??1a Joan Douglas,Ronald Mason, Steve Nolan, Mrs. Taylor Nancy Henderson, Evelyn Higgins, Jill Loretta H1001 Joyce Brown, Joan Yetman, Davis, Roger Thomas, Richard Long Irene Judith AndePS0H, and Mary Sweener. Wells, Robert Kelly, william Cobb: William Hegener, and Carol Taylor Class of 195h At the beginning of the year we were sorry to learn that seven of our classmates had left Forwell High. However, william Babcock, Mary Sweener, Irene Wells, and Richard Long joined us early in September. Our class is well represented in the school activities: Ann Jones made the first team in basketballj Evelyn Hizzins, Carmella MO11a,and Carole Taylor proved their skill at the sport at an early date. Van Elliott, Paul Robinson,and Robert Kelly represented the freshmen boys in basketball. Class Officers President -------- Freda MacDougall Vice-President---Van Elliott Secretary -------- Ann Jones Treasurer -------- Paul Robinson 14

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SEVE TH GRADE Jeanne Wheeler, Jane Merritt, Linda Chas. Grifsby, Garland Hinton, Hartwell Peachey, Laura Cunningham, George Andrews, Seelev Jds Pom K . peo Albert Gunderway Lewis Richardhmaxwelli ientry Clark' John gogertson' Mesheau, Anthony Gilbert, Sandra Hakanson, Nancy C asa' Ka h een Lesl 9' Gayle a comer' Robert Kroeger, Herbert Nash, Ronald Yourell June Joseph, Felicia watt, Betsey Long, Barbara Monahan, Glenn Tomlinson, Alfred McN1ff , Edward Walsh, Charlie Lincoln, Fred. Small, John Murphy, Lawrence Nichols, Peter Smellie, Jeanne Jackman, Loretta Feneck, Peter Clark, Arline Broun. Miss Maple Miss Maple. Spring is comingln Called the cold north wind one da y. WWhy don't you s'op around a bit And buy a dress that's gay? A nreen one would be lovely. Clt seems to be the style! So take your coat and pocket book And hunt around awhile! Miss Maple thanked him warmly, And started on her way, To find herself accompanied By a big blue jay. Geo. Cavanagh, Glenda Heredeen, Judy Mederos, Sandra Blanchard, Norma Swain, Janine Anderson, Constance Sweener. She bought a dress so lacy And made of green brocade. So dainty and so feminine: So delicately made. She put it in a closet Till spring should peep around, The bluebirds sing in treetops, And snow should leave the ground. Then waited for the spring time To show its sunny face To don her lovely mantle Of green brocasded lace. I Penny Hull