Norwell High School - Shipbuilder Yearbook (Norwell, MA)

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6'3 su, '4'salQv'? '-..' K x 0? I JOHN CASIMIR SLUPSKY JR. Liberty has but one foundation, and that is in the law. . . . Has been Ham . . . future hot-rodder . . . Tedeschi's next I president lof the frozen foods departmentj . . , loquacious . . . JOSEPH MICHAEL POMPEO A man who builds a church to God and not to fame, will never mark the marble with his name. . . . Joe . . . can be found at Washington Park Pharmacy . . . great salesman . . . ladies' man . . . Judy . . . What happened to that Crosley? . . . it turned into a Studebaker which turned into a ? Jr 'Q in dilemmas? . . . the hot Frazer, alias the tank. T f'3' PETER DENNIS SMELLIE Love of money, not money, is the root of all evil. . . . Pete . . . but the slide rule says . . . Mr. Ike . . . now then . . . big game hunter . . . I protest! . . . arguer . . . knuckle cracker. BARBARA LouisE SPINNEY -5 Yes, a kindly word is a fertile seed that will grow, and blossom a kindly deed. . . . Barby . . . all aboard for Brockton . . . waIking is good I: for everyone . . . Davy . . . wedding bells! . . . watch her peel . . . She's friendly with Hanoverites? X S x , I

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I i igilfn, RICHARD MAXWELL Patience is the best remedy for every trouble. . . . Dickie . . . another Cousy or Piersall? . . . Pet? . . . r lpeevel . . . favorite word, diffident . . . lsn't that right, A Maxwell? . . . huh! whaf? . . . all wrapped up Cin ban- b 1' dagesl . . . Schmidlap? R 3 X QM .ll fi .A A 1 ' 1 9 X . HW. x.. L W' N A' J ' N 1-K Yi ' ' -.fxx 1: Z W I 'l i l .ffik JANE MERRITT ,- Smile and the world smiles with youg cry and you will cry alone. l . . . Janie . . . personality plus . . . oh that punch! . . . l iust 1 can't do my chemistry. . . . that short D.A.! . . . she's gone over Elvis . . . I've got the records. . . . single file . . . Party, anyone? DOROTHY ELEANOR PANICO lt is only one step from toleration to forgiveness. - . . . Dotsie' '... who's your steady now? . . . gab fest . . . gorgeous auburn hair . . . Beautician? . . . giggly . . . only child now. W. X.: Li i 'A I X 4 r., Vs LINDA JANE PEACHEY Castles in the air cost a great deal to keep up. Peach . . . nimble with a needle . . . quiet? . . . likes it short fhair that isl . . . gym? . . . facetious . . . likes to skate. 'X

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1 4: M.: I'-TW' ARLENE VERONICA STOKES Let the winged Fancy roam, Pleasure never is at home. . . . book worm . . . soft spoken . . . draws during P.D. . . quiet . . . Editor of Nor-Hi News . . . three cents please . . Stokesy. NORNIA LOUISE SWAIN worth doing. X The best prize life offers is the chance to work hard at work --'UQ' Blu-uaue eyes . . . sorry, she's got a steady . . . Rice's . . . Oh, to be an albatross. . . . South Pole . . . Hope my hair is long I I for graduation. . . . last in lunch line. X. I Rm LESLIE BURTON TITCOMB JR. A time to keep silence, and a time to speak. s . . Les . . . Trig, what do you mean Trig? . . . chess player '3- 'JI' .,,1i . . . knows his P.D., most of the time . . . Tan? . . . Tan? . . . Tex . . . Ken's Cabins . . . what ever it is, he's it. 3 5 E , Y' ' . T in V EDWARD FINNBAR WALSH JR. ' Trouble teaches men how much there is in manhood. . . . Eddie . . , Mr. King's pen pal . . . curly black hair . . . Miracle Wood Walsh . . . kick that ball! . . . quiet? . . . that's not 1, .M so . . . Soda Jerk. ' 71 . fl ' '5fi2,'-F, ,, . ' , ,viii till?-3' i.ii.xt.,. 57 , .