Norwell High School - Shipbuilder Yearbook (Norwell, MA)

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TUDE TCO CIL r P5 si D' I .1 '.. . -J, ' . .. ., ,I , Y Donald Merritt, Thomas PSHCHGY, and Tonia Walsh. h 11311, Q X X, f Pffgzzii '4- A ig, ysig , 0 X iff . high ri' 4, . O' O ,'g,,,' .. Q ' L I 5-of T J .. s t ' ,., . 1 Mr. Kiernan We were sorry when Mr. Kiernan left us to accept another teaching position at West Bridgewater. Mr. Kiernan helped us in many activ1ties.d In addition to his job as Social Studies teacher, he also assisted Mr. Dixon in coaching baseball, soccer, and junior-high basketball. Membership in the National Honor Society is the highest academic award available to the Norwell High School student. These students, by virtue of high scholastic achievement over a period of years, have joined a national group that rightfully places a premium upon knowledge and under- standing. Mr. Hoss, June Mesheau, Jean Joseph, Preston Ripley, and Peter wyllie V, -....- ' ,s....-7, I ,lllfgi ' f 'David Merritt, Ann Jones, and Paul Robinson. H0 OR 0CIETY ' 4-'aa us. 'L K9 June Mesheau, Erma MacDougall, Diane DesJardins, and Cynthia Rice.

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. bil' Q , FAC LTY wft2'f5gi,.,, 1' R 14 .Q fix N 7. 4 I IK7, , :Axl A 1 he sg V ,f' - eg 1 y - J - , 5 2 1 K Q M . Vose Mrs. JOYCG - , d M . R ss M33. Taylgr, and Mrs.,Vernon. Mr Thomas an r o Miss Dyer and Mr. Dixon I 1 stir!! b,qQ1Ui A in 3 P ,R A ,, gsnl Miss Barteau, Miss Farrar, Mr. Moore, and Mrs. Sproul i V l P Frederick A. Small, Principal We exist in a generation that permits political mediocrity and incompetence to serve it in high office: in a generation that thinks in terms of a nfast buckn in- stead of nan honest dollarug in a generatior that scoffs at hard work and seeks the easy lifeg in a generation that seeks psuedo security at the hands of a paternalistic government and scorns the pioneering spirit of daring and doinp that made our country strong and great. A world weary of wars and worn by the relentless pressing of political pawns needs youth to serve it---a youth that is fresh for the frayg that is eager and honest and idealistic! I charge you young people to search out the truth and to live according to the prin- ciples and precepts of high purpose to the end that a strong and free America may long endure.

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TAFF f 'T in fs 1 Na. Editor-In-Chief, Cynthia Riceg Advisor, Mr. Thomasg Assistant Editor, Peter wyllie Art Editor, Katherine Grigsbyg Photography Editor, Dorothy wessman .w, whsNx:',! x I 1'-R X 1 ddseE5f 'W' ,f ify X i fvh lg J, 1 r, QW? Literary Editor, Kay Carong Business Manager, Marya Cellinig Sports Editor, Donald Merritt Q. -Um, The Sh1pbu11dep Staff ratefully acknowledges the assistance of E 5, Typists: Patricia Gunderway, Marjorie Louison Judy Bates, and Mary Lynn Vezina ep , HU , EEF I X 0 Urs. Enid Taylor f, 'Vex UI' Alice Cornwell, '53 yf 5 -4 'Q . AX T., egg 49. .7' ' 04km ' Eileen Schindler, '53 ff? U 1 Carol McCarthy, '53 Hilda Panall, 'Sh ix ' 3 xi' ,. V 'Lx Wyf mtl Judy Adams, 'Su A '