Norwell High School - Shipbuilder Yearbook (Norwell, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1958 volume:

For Reference Not to be taken from this library EIzZa6etfi Keene SHIPBUILDER 1958 7 As you thumb through Norwell High School log, the Shipbuilder, we hope you find happy memories of the years you've spent aboard. Your Shipbuilder Staff has done its best to gather pictures, copy, and drawings which will remind you of your four-year cruise. The sea hasn't al ways been smooth, but we hope all good sailors will hold dear memories of the day we won the game, that Senior Prom, and the unforgettable class trips. We thank all the personnel of N.H.S. for their kind assistance. Students have donated treasured photographs, teachers have generously let the staff cut classes on deadline days, and our ad- visor, Mrs. Martin, has been a most hard -working admiral. Now here's your Shipbuilder . . . Happy Sailing! tht aff?-A I I O 76' Mrs. ENID TA YLOR We happily dedicate the 1958 Shipbuilder to Mrs. Enid Taylor--be- cause she has guided us along the path of knowledge, whip in hand, and taught us to work every step of the wayg because she has showed us how to open doors of appreciation that would otherwise have re- mained closedp because she has inspired us to make the most of our resourcesg and, most of all, because we love her. 3 Um ' 4' Wx it N r , 'Of ,J K . - 1 1 i - Wh. Z. Zfmdlaf We, the class of 1958, wish to express our apprecia- tion to our superintendent and the school committee for all they have done for us during our stay at Norwell High School. 4 -1 -. Y. '4f'f1 . :ISI , xg. -, , . . .11-t.. .. 33'-.' lk x W Xa' '1 -- 2 :Q HMT' ., vw., 32.49 ,ir 1 'Ayr NP 77624. faq 244602, SMMZS pf-. ' f4.5m4!L77' ' To the Class of 1958: Perhaps now as never before is our American way of life challenged by insidious influences active within our own land and by threats of an external nature from abroad. I urge you to resist with all of your capabilities and zeal the unhealthy and the undesirable that exists within our own ranks and to establish yourselves as bulwarks of strength against alien trespass. Leadership, intelligent and aggressive, is essential to the lives of free men and women existing in a family of free nations. It is important that you develop the qualities of leader- ship and place yourselves in the fore in a fight for free- dom with all who would conspire against us. Frederick A. Small, Principal Norwell High School 5 if A liBD1 n. ENGLISH Tlx essential study of Enblisli is ably uonduutecl by Mrs. Enid Taylor and Miss Pauline Schiel. vu 5 9 ' .Q u -. , Y f lk, Wanda Wedp L.-XNCUACES Mrs. Miriam Juyue prcscnts l.1ti1i .ind Frcucli in ,' 1 ir .r fx . ii Lsl ciijuyililc xxpiy tim llic btulleuts at Norxvcll High School. ai- A SOCIIXI, S'l'UDll:S . Ckllllpllllb liym .md Mi. lxUl7LIl Siu Q. pzilicntly l.1y thc imnimlilimis hir Agomi k'llllCl15llllN Ilimugli lllk'll'lC.lL'lllI1HLJi L'ivicn.1ml Iliahiry. Z ,ar ,gf 1-4 ig Q- 9 I BUSINESS Mrs. Ruth Winters and Nlrs. Catherine Martin capably train our students to efficiently take their places in the business world. QLGEE HOME ECONOMICS The art and value of homcmtilaing is imparted to our students by Mrs. Chorus Vernon. K Y, MATHEMATICS Excellent college preparation is provided by Mrs. Regina Paradise and Miss Doris Biggs. -X ,nn if v :7 z? 'ing' Ifiizenh Srmdnuxu fabcdefghih jklmnopqr tu vwxyz sm' ,,.,.g32 A RT Creative talents are encouraged in ourArtDepart- ment by Mrs. Madeline Gulliver. fdds MUSIC Mr. .ind Mrs. Tlnudort Ilevnitt prtsrnt .1 most in tcresting :ind valuable music progmxn. YI!-. xl' I Mr. Felix Dixon, our assistant principal, has the ' responsiblity of organizing boys' physical educa- tion. 415: g f'-0 PHYSICAL EDUCATION Under the able direction of lvliss Mary F. Knapp, girls' sports provide a welcome change. and Wappq lege, W F 412' iid PHYSICAL EDUCATION HNIDUSTRIAL ARTS The versatile Mr. Arthur Axon not only does a commendable job as our shop instructor, but also successfully coaches our boys' basketball team. fd!! MW FRONT ROW: Gail Cemrnelli QArtj, Susan Sidney QCo-Editorj, Mrs. Martin Uldvisorj, Mary Beach QLiteraryj, Sandra Joseph fBusiness Managerj, Petrea Wessman fCirls' Sportsj, Lynn Covel Uunior Assistanlj. SECOND ROW: David Bond QCO-Editorj, Norman VailQPhoto- graphyj, Donald Crays QSponsorj, Charles Osborne fSubscriptionsj, Stephen Stella Ufxdvertis- ingj, Scott Babcock Uunior Assistantj, John Winske QBoys' Sportsj. 9 XX ' 4 l --f-' 4' A nc, xv ix E-5' 5 Xu x if T' --H .4 .1 1 x W- .L lf, 0 . ? JOHN FRANCIS WINSKE A jest breaks no bones. ...ball of fire in sports...Ever ready for an escapade... Where's my girl--? ...perennial class officer, he pops up every year...Freshman Flood... Wm? CHARLES FREMONT OSBORNE Every dog has its day. ...Loyal leader...taxi for---...long man on the Basketball team... Who me? ...Car fiend...eyes a cheerleader... subscription-getter... S SANDRA JANE MAHAR Meat eaten without either mirth or music is ill of di- gestion. ...cheerleadermbig voice for a little girl...sports' fan... 2 dance, ballerina, dancc...Queen of the Junior Prom... on the reserved list... Little One ... 7 PETREA ANN WESSMAN Gold! Cold! Cold! Gold! Hard and yellow, bright and Cold. ...money hound...a1ways gigglingmon to a mental hospi- tal Qas a nurse, of coursejmreserved Qby someone j...stars in a basketball uniform... Patsy ... 3' ' ...- . . GEORGE ANDREWS, III I am a firm believer in luck and find the harder I work the more I have of it. ...gift to gab...my brother's car...cheerful...tickets, tickets, tickets...it was S---o great...another machine... NANCY ELAINE APTS Believe not that all living seed must flower above the ground. ...Rapunzel, Rapunze1...Paderewski move over...Youth Group...frosting artist...often seen with Bunnie...a future Florence Nightingale... MARY BETH BEACH Where the willingness is great, the difficulties can not be great. ...star of the D.A.R.cou1dn'twaitfor Girls' State...culi- nary clickmpleasurably inte1ligent...N.H.S. correspon- dent...clever Lit. editor... DAVID CROCKER BOND Monuments of wit survive monuments of power. ... Carnegie Hall Jazz Concert ...man of few words... sheepish lagriculturally speakingj...on the run Qin Cross- Countryjmwit in lit... It's lousy ! ... AV ..5fg3s':'A' -, . M. A V cf... - -X 'Q ELIZABETH ANN BROWN Every man is a volume, if you know how to read him. ...eyes in the sky...chatterbox... Betty ...Senior Sweet- heart...knows her mind... Ooooh! ...feature at Rice's ...freckles...field hockey... WILBUR BURNS I only ask for information. ...a 'Tedeschi-ite'...silence is his gold...sideburns... little to do with all but Judy... Huh ...l-lannibal, Caesar Napoleonmchange a '53 Ford to a cruiser... ALFRED EDWARD CARON Smile, darn you, smile S ...grease monkey...en francais ll... I jeg grewed ,,, smilin'...full of opinions...favorite place-Frederickson's, of course...who or whom?... JUDITH COVEI. Perseverance wins ! ...the fair Guinevere holds court...model for Driver Ed. Clussmappears quiet as a mouse but...Simplicity of McCal1's...Co-ed...lv1rs.Vernon's girl Friday...kept the field hockey team running smoothly... 7 2 1 Nd, 1 fr DONALD REED CRAYS -qu.-Q 'gy Charm strikes the sight, but merit wins the soul. ...red bomber...on the look out for deer and dears...VIP in M.Y.F .... technique in French Qclass not lanquagej... sagen wagenmmambo to minuet...oh, to Cut a cadaver... ROBERT EDMUND FREHILL Love, freedom, and comrades surely make amends. ...'Bob'...up on the latest... Strike three! ...one of the gangminterested in the Freshmen...in the shop... GAIL GEMELLI A man who makes a character makes foes. ...classroom artist...New Jersey callingmpowerful pen... bits of philosophy...on pins Qfraternityj and needles Qknittingjmsummertime hostess...river dwe1ler...the pink of the parking area... BRENDA WILLIAMS GOODE The very pink of courtesy and circumspectionf' ... Bunnie ...library whip...leaves it to Georgempeaeh in a tomato can Qthe VW, of eoursej...LATE LOVE.,. hostess of the year ...bound for Colby Jr... iq , 1.7477 .gif fl. .v a - ,. 4 -an aff 4-Q' xx XX 3 3' I - 1 A14 .Xin DAVID RAY HART Nature has given us two ears but only one tongue. ...foreign models...wool-gathering...sponsors galore... quiet except in chem c1ass... a ten-center ...a man's THIUI... RUSSELL HARRY INGRAM There's nothing worth the winning, but laughter and the love of friends. ...friendly...Litt1e Suzy...Fred Astaire-bop style...once upon a Ha11oween...hypnotist's de1ight...a dabbler... SANDRA JOSEPH A smile, a charming word or jest that gave graced' ...re-headed temperamentmtoken takermbasketball is her sport...handy with the need1e...chemica1 confusion ...disorganized rear quardmcompetent business man- ager... JACQUELINE ANNE KRESS She is pretty to walk with, and witty to talk with. ... Dan.ny Boy ... Look out, behind. Qin Driver Ed.j... straight from the band box...'Jackie'... Today's Secre- tary ...fad fanciermhappy go lucky... JEAN TURNER MCALPINE Procrastination is the thief of time. ...not gym again...turns on and off the Fawcett...former1y a Quincy gal...8:1O is just too early...Commercia1 Club ...trials and tribulations of sewing class... RICHARD MILETTE Keep cool it will be all one a hundred years hence. ...fluent in French...driver ed grad...motion picture en- thusiast...Wilbur's pal...bag boy...Dick... FRANCIS NATALE MOLLA He will hew to the line of right, let the chips fall where they may. ...lord of the lunch room...A.W.O.L. in hunting season... flowers for every occasion...whiz in sports...gets the point when they count the most...lNG...sea fever... 'A is 4 f17 luv' ill i I f.. W. S 5-4iA E I, P I . i :1f?mg X VW l:iri'..1z' . f , ,1 S . . . -, A f.'.',igi7512 '1 4 . 7 Ev' ,. A ' '.z.zg.,.,.. 4- va ,f -.A if P541 ' 4 -:2, 'f v .lv-in X55 :Q A '-:Q is-.i .igsfez A - . En., alfalf- ffm If .. ,Q K K i , ' -my, rr ., e, E' 5- 3'?1'-:a?- . J: . ,wg-.-, 'A'7' vp as s 4 I , , .,. ' 4171792 K' ' ' ' 1 'rv 'A . ' 5 .- ..fe 3. ,rf -8 ' 1 OLIVER NOONAN Necessity is the mother of invention. ...never has his ring long...top banana in the Student Council...fun-loving...O11ie...Stroll-ing a1ong...PhD in bop... JOHN CHARLES ROBERTSON May you live all the days of your life. ...'hot music collection...oh those parties after the game ...feathers are flying...I'm walkin'...unphased by trig... Sandy, Sandy...one of the brothers... SUSAN BIRD SIDNEY Anything worth doing is worth doing well. ...cooked up a memorable clam...c1ever as Sherlock with projects...college-bound...on the inter-com...trcs chicmindustrious editor...M8zM... N . ...qff is xx 18 STEPHEN RICHARD STELLA A classic is something that everyone wants to have read, and no one wants to read. ...ad man...why so pale and wan?...doesn't need to but gas...summer on old Cape Cod...Chev... Where's Norm? ...big rank... WILLIAM HAROLD TRAYNOR It's better to wear out than to rust out. ...carrot-top...leftovers...cultivates the weeds not the plants... Never fear Bill's here ...mimeograph mania... NORMAN WENTWORTH VAIL There are a thousand hacking at the branches of evil, to one who is striking at the roots.' ...say cheese---hold it...Tedeschi's right-hand man... personality plus...member of the PD two o'clock club... I'm furious! ... 'rf f-Q i ' Womans ' J 1. . W . . , ' if it Q2 . ' Y I I 1 . kia ,..'. 'A ' 'ff - ' ,V no 1 I h . 1 U..- D. Bond, S. Sidney, M. Beach Each year Norwell High School 's chapter ofthe National Honor Society adds to its ranks by initiating deserving students of the Junior and Senior classes. These new members are chosen for outstanding characteristics of scholarship, leadership, and service. With the privilege of membership goes the responsibility of maintaining high personal and scholastic standards. 20 Semhw Qfmaw gale 24454 Spode fgdldfbd P rea Wessman and John Winske getty Quake: Wamemdiwz of 7amafnaw gf! fl Elizabeth Brown gmac! and lam! D. ff. 2, Petrea Wessman Mary Beth Beach ti , 5 1 . E 0 5 1 . 5 f 'til' Fawn!- 54 I I FRONT ROW: Mrs. Paradise, adviser, N. Kelly, S. Stcllri, Vice-President, O. Noonan, President, E. Measheau Secretary-Trc:1surer,F. Mollri, J. Doherty, E. Keene. SECOND ROW1 S. Mott, J. Robertson, A. Oman In rainy or snowy wcathcr thc Studcnt Council rcscucs thc students lroin thc 'lnlucs' by running soclx-hops and luslactball shooting con- tcsts in thc gym during noon rcctcss, On thc uiorc scfrious sidc, Council uicinbcrs with tht-ir advisor, Mrs. Paradisc, attcndcd Student Council Cjonvcntions hcld .it ncighboring schools and nicft thtcnisclvcs oncc it nionth to discuss problcnis and idcas. 0 , X:...t:x.'v I vi' 'Sgr ' pf: 1 -I.-'J' l 1 1 l o J rl' Y 1 Q xi xx N' 1 ,sv Q . f --'K x ...is , 'IJ' . . ' , A. ,.'4g-I-4 - 4,-f - ,gl fx., sb 4 I AQ I J-. x Q a 0-I q,' ig .. Jffg , tl n 'VD UNDER- CLASSIVI EN -.S XX ,EEE 0m 744143 704446 24 V X 2: I Lv :Vi i L , I f I I Q ,F 1 Q , O I A f ' J' f x 1- FRONT ROW: V. DeFabio, L. Covel, J. Anderson, N. Nolan, Mr. Ryan, Miss Shiel, C. Lafferty, L. Noonan, L. Rauch M. Sheehan, E. Kolb. SECOND ROW: E. Reagan, E. Farrar, J. Gunderway, J. Gaudreau, J. Osborne, J. Griffin, E. Sherman, L. Yourell, J. Feneck, M. Molla, B. Mesheau, P. Powers, J. Meede, L. Goss. THIRD ROW: S. Baker, J. Devine, S. McEwen, W. Yetman, J. Wyllie, S. Hanson, A. Jordan, P. West, A. Oman, D. I-Iousley, S. Cobb, J. Falconer. FOURTH ROW: R. Yetman, M. Tibodeau, D. Bennett, K. O'Brien, T. MacDonald, J. Walsh, J. Laing, J. Robertson, F. St. Ours, S. Babcock, A. Blakely, A. I-Iakanson, D. Maxwell, F. Pilalas, D. Sul livan, E. Swain. i .f 5 v 1 ' ' ty E A . F I V ki 3311? Q w I 1 . V I X i , i 1' .' i a vs ' 1 . .f ,. f 1 i J 1fN 'TS ' 1 I . J 'V T F. St. Ours, President, R. I-Iousley, Vice- , X 'iiihef ,Y President, L. Rauch, Treasurer, V. DeFabio, 4 1 Secretary Q j f I g ' I 25 FRONT ROW: Mrs. Joyce, M. Nolan, C. Sheehan, E. Nolan, B. Day, L. Perry, S. McEwen, L. Reed, G. Stella J. Slupski, B. Pompeo. SECOND ROW: J. Watson, C. Richards, B. Murray, T. Mitchell, J. Oman, F. White, D. Stella, J. Yetrnan. FRONT ROW: W. Keene, R. Combs, B. Wilson, P. Davis, J. Anderson, P. Burnett, M. Caron, J. BL1l1kS,W. Beaure gard, D. Clark. SECOND ROW: Mr. Ryan, B. Banks, J. Banks, J. Doherty, D. Carlin, M. Abbott, J. Currie, R. Crunton, M. MeC.iuslantl. 126 FRONT ROW: J. Fiocca, S. Mahar, B. Jensen, S. Defabio, J. Kroeger, V. McMillan, S. MacDonald, S. Magee M. Joseph, D. Welch, R. Mason. SECOND ROW: Miss Biggs, L. McKay, E. Keene, J. Litchfield, R. Hanson, M. Edmonds, D. Bond, R. Howlet, B. Ilmonen. OFFICERS J. Slupski .......... President S. McDonald .... Vice President D. Clark ..... ..... S ecretary M.Abbott . . . . Treasurer 27 -G FRONT ROW: C. Paradise, N. Molla, K. McGuire, S. Mclntyre, K. Osborne, G. Mudge, H. Rice, B. Oliver, J. Walter, R. Laring, L. Raymond, B. Smith. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Taylor, D. Messinger, W. Meachame, J. Rice, S. Miilette, D. Srnolski, C. Muzra11,B. Virta, K. O'Donne11, F. Pornpeo, D. McLain, B. Messinger, J. Powers, N. Swain. THIRD ROW: S. Grohe, S. Standish, H. Spinney, D. Marland, P. Rosa, D. Prouty, J. Ryan, S. Mott, F. Link, M. Pilalas. FRONT ROW: Mrs. Martin, J. Davis, S. Henderson, R. Cushing, J. Brown, N. Jordan, B. Boig, J. Brown, P. Cobbett, L. Kolb, A. Davidson. SECOND ROW: J. Douglas, S. Joseph, W. Coons, J. Alward, P. Causer, M. Cavanaugh, E. Heredeen, P. Claudette, E. Hager, P. Ingram, M. Burnham, L. Bryant. THIRD ROW: W. Hersey, M. Farren, B. Bcnting, K. Corbett, R. D.1ngor.1,R. C41rr,C. Booth, J. Gabriel, S. Houslcy, B. Boig, E. Beach. Q8 6044 Gffczew ...?, 4 i r 7 . Robert Carr, Presidentg Beatrice Smith, V. Presidentg AnnMarie Davidson, Secretaryg Kathleen O'Donne11, Treasurer. Dance Ex 29 ? 'W ' 'J 3:4 C3 Q , . 4 i 0441 W. 7. S. Z T n I fl' I . ' Q , . 1 - , ff f ' Q n J x A . . Y , ' . ' f A A, - 1 A, ' - . H- J ' ' Q ' , ' I 1. . L it r , 5 if f f H . '. ' . , .1 y. q -o.,-1- Q 1 ,, A I . -P. V 4 Zigi!! FRONT ROW: B. Carlin, G. Gilrnore, N. McCarty, C. Wells, K. Loud, J. llnionen, R. Reed, W. Frehill, R. Cabot, R . Keefe, A. Benson, E. Robinson, J. Mason, B. Keene, K. Osborne. SECOND ROW: E. Robbins, M. Apts, S. Davis, J. Reagan, N. Jordan, I. Roberts, M. Lind, W. Robbins, N. Babcock, M. Wells, N. Larkin, G. Farrar, P. Stella, S. Sadler, J. Noonan. THIRD ROW: P. Housley, M. Loud, S. Erickson, B. Lincoln, M. Maxwell, J. Caron, J. Muldoon, D. Genrelli, J. Beairsto, J. Swain, W. Whitcomb, M. Smith, D. Dailey, L. Workman, M. Farrar, P. Carruthers, S. Tarr, S. May, C. Kelly, M. Roach. FOURTH ROW: R. Alvanas, P. Andrews, C. Lee, W. Malloy, S. Andrews, R. Vernon, S. Baker, G. Lantz, R. Repass, H. Dunton, D. Cody, W. Vincent, R. Woodill, F. Jones, D. Young, J. Litchfield, A. Lyall, E. Haskins, W. Anderson, L. Yourell, D. Buettner. Seaeatd FRONT ROW: K. Stella, D. Joseph, D. Wright, W. Wetherby, R. Merritt, C. Johnson, M. Mederos, J. Bond, C. Burnett, D. Spradlin, J. Mclntyre, F. Gabriel, C. Repass, D. Lunn, J. Peterson, A. Walter. SECOND ROW: E. Thibodeau, J. Doherty, B. Davis, P. Clark, B. Bosteels, C. Catyb, B. Hurley, S. Sahel, P. Dangora, P. Scott, C. Shaw, M. Maguire, S. Scarsilloni, B. Reardon, B. LeMotte. THIRD ROW: R. Banks, L. Honkenon, P. Johnson, J. Marland, P. Domit, C. A. Clark, F. Milette, D. Sherman, S. McKnight, S. Goodwin, D. Oman, E. Kressler, M. Nucci, J. Srnolski, K. Crays, S. Meader, S. Connelly, P. Lloyd, K. Fitzpatrick, M. Fuller, J. Sylvia. FOURTH ROW: L. Burbank, R. Young, J. Bearnan, M. Corbett, D. Swain, J. McKay, P. Johnson, R. Hage, D. Raymond, W. Carl, L. Paulson, F. Reed, J. Devine, D. McNeil, R. Clark, G. Vincent, R. Cottle, R. Ponrpeo, S. Files. 30 SPORTS r: '45-ll g N 4 f ' X -- +' ' x V? W X QD ---1-1 ' Y B95 L. f 4S2S 'iii 'N-'X 4 , 'n ia... : M' k.. x - ls. 'Q nQi1p,,.g. 1 ' x M.. . ., . . f 4. A s l . . Y 1 R, X . fi fi ,. ' N1 -.., A If , - Q0 J.. JJ, . K u ' N x A. , 4 '.I'.'Zv'x .. ,, .3 295,-P4 1-'Bl-gg. - vu.,- . -.,.,- Q-M li,- ,... , dxf- F25 qs Q, ve f ..,.Q :f,u. , M., . Qs- ' 4 .f. 22555 Q--41,-, is 1 .Af r. -ig . .14 - fir- R -.ew FRONT ROW: D. Coty, K. O'Bricn, D. Housley, B. Frehill, S. Grohe, P. Rosa, F. Molla, T. White. BACK ROW: Mr. Axon Qcoachj, D. Bond, D. Maxwell, D. Crays, S. Babcock, R. Carr, B. Benting, G. Lance, J. Wyley. , - '1 - L I D 1 - - . '..' Q ..-l- 1 ' w,.' K ,, H, ' 4 -s . , F v' . .-. ,, , s ld '.. . A . V 1 ' . - . '4 - ' . . ... . m ,. FRONT ROW: D. Bond, K. O'Bricn, D. Houslcy, B. Frehill, S. Grohe, P. Rosa, F. Molla, T. White. SECOND ROW: D. Maxwell, D. Crays, J. Robertson, D. Coty, R. Carr, B. Bcnting, J. Wyley, L. Mckay. BACK ROW: Mr. Axon fcoachj, J. Walsh, A. Hakcnson, S. Babcock, M. Edmunds, A. Oman, G. Lance. Zaye' . K 0 V I O J V , 'Aw Mft' ' ' A QQYKVL- 'A ARWEU ' fbfffl' JN 9 ' I A lu z..,1:. FRONT ROW: J. Wyley Qmanagerj, R. Carr, J. Falkoner, T. White, F. Molla, D. I-Iousley, B. Murray, E. Keene. BACK ROW: Mr. Axon fcoachj, D. Maxwell, M. Abbott, J. Robertson, C. Osborne, S. Stella, S. Babcock, J. Winske, A. I-Iakanson, B. Benting, D. Bond fmanagerj. 33 4 Dj 'D . v , J, aVr ., v , r., 345.1 .'!'. , 7. 5 'I' 1. M 2 Y H sp . 9 5 if 7' iffl- ' i.--:lfggg ' f ' 'J Q u A 1 1 it 3 vr Q. . 2.1 . A , 3 A . ' Wlgw N 9 swf gf 5.06.-24 e x SQ? Q23 The crowd of spectators who jam every game bear witness to the great popularity of basketball with students and townspeople alike. Each December sees a flock of students from unseasoned Freshmen to well-seasoned Seniors try out for the team. As well as being Number One at Norwell High, basketball has achieved national prominence in winter ath- letics. 35 P -,n I K X .- 4-1-nl I I On gauze! C? .27 , '37 Saccm 'Y 5- - .eff-Al' I FRONT ROW: E. Keene, F. Molla, J. Robertson, A. Caron, R. Frehill, J. Falconer, D. Housely, D Crays, J. Wyley. SECOND ROW: M. MacCausland, A. Oman, S. Cobb, T. MacDonald, R. Ingram, M P11al1s,S Mott, K. Corbette, L. McKay, Manager. THIRD ROW: Mr. Dixon, Coach, A. Blakely, J. Walsh, M Abbott F. St. Ours, J. Laing, J. Winske, S. Babcock, M. Edmonds, J. Robertson, C. Osborne, D. Maxwell, J Litchfield Manager. The '57 NHS Soccer season was a series of glorious victories, for the boys under Coach Dixon and Captain Jack Robertson, lost their only game with Dean Junior College. Top that record, Underclassmen' 57 Saccm 5542 Norwell Norwell Norwell Norwell Norwell Norwell Yarmouth 2 . . Duxbury l . . Duxbury l Tabor Ac ade my 0 Tabor Academy 0 . .Dean Jr. College 3 i xlff 1 S i AFTER ' - that 38 Vw filolfcba FRONT ROW: A. Oman, J. Winske, J. Robertson, D. Maxwell, A. Hakenson. SECOND ROW: Mr. Dixon 1CoaChj, S. Cobb, A. Blakely, F. St.Ours, S. Babcock, M. Abbott, J. Falconer, Uvlanagerj, D. Bond. QQ' X SQ bflff fi Q I FRONT ROW: J. Coudreau, J. Devine, P. Wessman, J. Kroeger, J. Slupski, S. Baker, S. Joseph fCo-Captainl, S. Sidney fCo-Captainj, B. Measheau, N. Kelley, S. MacDonald, M. Molla, F. Pilalas. SECOND ROW: M. Knapp fCoachl, S. Mahar, S. Jordan, C. Muzroll, L. Reed, G. Stella, J: Walters, S. I-lousely, P. Causer, B. Smith, E. Heredeen, R. Laing, K. MaCC.uire, S. Maclntyre, L. Noonan, L. Rauch, D. Welch, J. Covel flvlanagerj. 57 Slate .ia Field Hockey, originally an English game, has intermittently been the Fall sport for NHS girls. ln 1951 it was again revived and seems slated to remain a permanent feature. Despite the efforts of Coach Mary Knapp, Co-Captains Susan Sidney and Sandy Joseph, and Manager Judy Covel, the '57 season was far from what we had hoped . . . well, there's always next year! -ll Norwell 0 . . . , , Marshfield 5 Norwell 1 . . . . .Hanover 2 Norwell 0 . . . . . Scituate 6 Norwell O . . . . .Duxbury 1 : Norwell 1 . . . . .Cohasset 2 Norwell 1 . . . . .Holbrook O Norwell 1 . . . . .Hull O che 'Mfzee edema 4 ' . 20.6 , ACTIVIUES 'W xg Jmlnm M 6, ' O -S- iiig X91 5 'E 1: 2? , 2 A 5 FRONT ROW: N. Jordan, M. Wells, B. Reardon, P. Lloyd, J. Devine, L. Young, D. Leavitt, R. Shearer, D. Rou- bound, S. Joseph, J. Currie, F. St. Ours. SECOND ROW: R. Boig, M. Loud, D. Lunn, F. Vernon, D. Young, J. Bond, K. Wells, L. Young, C. Molla, G. Currie, W. Vincent, P. Gaudette, J. Litchfield. THIRD ROW: R. Carr, B. Smith, C. Rounds, R. Repass. 6366 x Y I I I 1 , , . ' i . - Q . . 5 . . , 'N - r i l . ,' 'X . 5. v h. M A X .1 N4 J FRONT ROW: C. Beach, N. Kelley, l.. Ranch, M. Joseph, P. Davis, I.. Noonan, M. Yl'llllJOLlL'.ll1, P. Wessnian, li. Kolb, l.. Kolb, N. Lincoln, l.. Perry, C. Day, F. Nolan, J. Rice, S. Mjllette, B. Boyd, C. lVl.1CGl1lfC. SECOND ROW: S. Magee, C. O'Donnell, J. Feneek, E. Measlieau, J. Slupslai, S. MacDonald, J. Devine, S. DeFaliio, M. Molla, J. Caudreau, E. Jensen, S. Joseph, C. Stella, J. MCAlpine, P. Causer, S. Baker, L. Raymond, P. Powers, D. Bennett, E. lleredeen, B. Boyd. THIRD ROW: J. Covel, M. Sheehan, N. Nolan, C. Paradise, J. Brown, A. Davidson, E. Sherman, B. Sniith, L. Yourell, V. McMullen, R. Cranton, J. Rroeger, N. Apts, S. MeFwen, B. Ponipeo. FOURTH ROW: Mr. llewitt, Director, l'. Burnett, D. Welch, S. lV1.lll.1I', J. Davis, S. Henderson, R. Cushing, O. Noon.1n,li. Rice, W. Trayiior, S. Mahar, IX. Blaltely, C. Andrews, R. llousely, l.. Covel, V. DeF.iliio, C. Sheehan. lil Win' FRONT ROW: S. Scarsilloni, P. Scott, S. McKnight, S. Connelly, S. Goodwin, K. Oman, S. Meader. SECOND ROW: M. Joseph, P. Cobbett, B. Boig, M. Farrar, J. Geaudreau, B. Boig, C. Kelly, M. Sheehan, P. Burnett. l 1 Patty Powers Head Majorctle -I5 5 n fy' FRONT ROW P Burnett V De Fabio B Pompeo J Anderson C Lafferty, M Thibodeau, Mrs. Martin L Rauch M Joseph L Perry P Davis E Swain SECOND ROW E Reagan, E Farrar, M. Sheehan, J. Feneck J McA1p1ne, J Kress S Joseph M Molla J Cunderway J Caudreau J Osborne, J Griffin, P. Powers. THIRD ROW L Yourell E Sherman, R Cranton B Banks V McMillan E Nolan C Sheehan, C. Stella, S. De Fabio S Magee ,qv-' XX! -v T 1 Jeannette Caudreau President of the Commercia Joan Osborne and June Anderson, Co-Editors of Lhe NORWELL HI NEWS. 4, - .-. - 1. ,- - .. ..-.Y .-7- Www SEATED: G. Cemelli, B. Goode, Mrs. Enid Tay lor QAdvisorj, N. Apts, M. Nolan, S. McEwen, L. Covel. STANDING: J. Meede, J. Griffin, B. Virta, D. Maxwell, B. Murray, D. Smokski, V. McMillan, S. Sidney, J.4Currie, C. Muzro, B. Oliver, B. Boig. 9 f t X N Q: .1 gxtzsfx 86744 ' Q .... Wg S arf fy SIA! OJ N509 QI .EJ LJ fi 47 EY What 's this? It 's the boys, Junior Chefs, to be exact, adding a pinch of this and a dash of that, to create a gourmet 's delight. Zfhffw ew .1 i 5 W. Beauregard, J. Doherty, W. Keene, J. Kroeger, J. Currie, J. Oman, L. Reed, B. Murray, Mr. D. Ryan, D. Clark, J. Fiocca, E. Keene. 'gf .,X,,. ff M.. Sk a w .- 4-5 gl. r8-TDNA 49 gazed: 77614-Z Amana ,- ,. ,wx Q , .-'bud-., s '- +l': . yn :TN Q' o ,,, ,v,v ' 1,5 In 51.43-4 filly , fllllgzc xi Vail and J. Kress F, Molla and P. Wessman A X f i Z S l X gut Dwaaed 706354245 rc H x u N '- ar' A S. Sidney and J. Robertson C. Gemclli and D. Bond 4 5 0 Zeal Danna 770:41 '7 bl S. Mahar and O. Noonan D. Hart and M. Beach l X I Qu f' 3 S 1 , X dau 7645254 7754455 ' flf .1 ' . '. xix -s, X 1' A v . , -.4 A J. Wil1Sk9 and B- Brown D. Crays and B. Goode 51 5 DRIVER TRN .Tw QFNLEEBBSGRAM -f.f Nflinuiiit r-401993 vs! Every student will long remember the R, frustrations of learning to shift, the laughs on route, and the relief of finally getting a license. Three cheers for Mr. Di! iv! xl .nn W 1 X , u X , 1 ip 3 3' I C 53. .T ll-:XX lux! VV WA U Mk, 74a 7754244 7146! '74 fffwaqa '4 ew 79444, Ti- 1' WWW' 14' I I 1' 55 7a Um Mr. and Mrs. N. Edwin Covel Mr. John H. Cody Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Gould Mr. and Mrs. Roy G. Lundin A Friend Mr. Roger T. Steller Mr. and Mrs. Donald C. Anderson Mr. Frank Kincaid Mr. and Mrs. H. William Cook Mr. R. E. Bates Mr. and Mrs. Howard A. Delano Mr. Reginald S. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Harold G. Dutton Mr. and Mrs. Robert Curll Mr. and Mrs. Sanborn Vincent Mr. William Lloyd Bullard Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Russell Goudey Mrs. Walter Peckham Mr. Arnold H. Benson Mr. and Mrs. James A. Liddell Miss Margaret Crowell Captain John N. Jordan, U.S.N. Ret. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas T. Barstow Mr. and Mrs. Frederick R. Hart, Jr. Mr. Robert Kroeger, Jr. Mr. Donald Shepherd Mr. and Mrs. John ll. Wyllie Mr. and Mrs. Paul C. Rasmussen Mr. Ralph Painten Mr. William E. Ritchie Mr. Wayland Bailey Dr. and Mrs. Richard Cugnasca Mr. Edward C. Joseph Mr. and Mrs. Gilman O. Wales Spaaaww 71mm and 56 aa: Mr. Kurt Sundwall Mr. and Mrs. George Andrews III Mr. and Mrs. Blanchard Ford Mr. G. N. Roubound Mr. Harry A. Merritt Mr. Donald D. Hunt Mr. and Mrs. Robert O. Apts Mr. and Mrs. Norman S. Sidney Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Goode Mr. James J. Cavanaugh Mrs. Jean Sproule Mrs. John J. White Mr. Stephen L. Stella Mr. John E. Wasik Mr. Francis J. Nagle Mr. Alexander K. Knowles Mr. Earl Beauregard Mrs. Ruth Rowan Mr. William J. Hartigan Mr. and Mrs. Donald C. Mahar Mr. Henry A. St. Ours Mrs. Florence Richards Mr. Donald Sherman Mr. Charles Harrigan Mr. William Hurley Miss Susan McKay Mr. and Mrs. Austin Reynolds Mr. and Mrs. James W. Vose Mr. and Mrs. John E. Mclntyre Mr. and Mrs. Roger Noble Miss Ann P. Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Meacham Mrs. Herbert Apts Miss Dorothy G. Litchfield Edward T. Richardson and Mrs. Gordon W. Daly Dr. and Mrs. Charles Rounds Mr. James F. Barron, Jr. Mr. John F. Lindsay Mr. John Cushen Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Richards and Mrs. Arthur H. Oman Frederic W. Crombie Mrs. Joseph W. Hallett Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Thomas J. Coughlin E. E. Workman Mr. Mr. R. M. Savage Mr. and Mrs. Milton Leonard Mr. William J. Harms Mr. and Mrs. Earle F. Allen Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hansen Miss Ellen Joseph Mr. and Mrs. James B. Scott Mr. Clifford Wyman Mrs. Henry Powers Mrs. Seth Carey Mrs. Bertram Joseph Mrs. James J. Kelley Douglas Young and Mrs. Frederick Mr. Robert St. James Mr. John E. Sullivan Mr. James B. Laing, Jr. Mrs. James P. Higgins A Friend Mr. Robert F. Dwyer Dr. W. A. McCausland Mr. M. G. Lemoine, Jr. Mr. A. Small Mr. Um Simone 744464. Mrs. Barbara Appell Mr. and Mrs. William B. Mills Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Benner Mr. Arthur H. Thornhill, Jr. Rev. and Mrs. N. W. Lovely Mr. and Mrs. John Andrews Mr. and Mrs. William L. Nolan Mr. Eric Hager Mr. Eric Anderson Mr. Albert Panall Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lantz Mr. and Mrs. Frederic A. Hills Mr. and Mrs. Orville W. Crays Mr. Frank Mello Mr. Arthur L. Murray Mr. Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Paul F. Bailey May Sherman Thomas P. Gallagher Mr. Roger W. Dangora Mr. Arthur A. Raymond Mr. and Mrs. Bert Cobbett Mr. and Mrs. Orville E. Devine Mrs. Frederick J. Welch George Whitcher, Jr. Mr. Mr. Robert Burnett and Mrs. John C. Bons Mr. Mrs. Roy B. Baker Homestead Farm Main Street Norwell, Massachusetts Ralph Coleman, Realtor Route 123 Norwell, Massachusetts 57 and Family 'x 5 ,Xe 'Q iv In our shop, enthusiasm runs high, sparked by our competent Mr. Arthur Axon. f 1 X' - If , 1 , 4 0m'!W455v170f4o42fw4,,, ide 59 RICE'S NEWS AGENCY Norwell Center Telephone OL 9-9382 Compliments Of JOHN A. MURDOCK REALTOR Route 3, Hanover Telephone Taylor 6-2361 JOSSELYN'S MARKET Choice Meats Birdseye Frozen Foods 'llain Street Norwell Massachusetts Tel. OI, 9-2621 ROYAL PALM DONUT SHOP in Feneck's Block lluule 3, .Nssinippi CHILDREN'S SHOP lnfunts Through Juniors Corner ot Front 8. Brook Street Scituate Harbor Telephone SCI 1417 DUGGAN'S TOWN PUMP 39-All Front St. Scituate Harbor Svlf Service l.uumlry - lllezulvrs. tL'W - v - !1 lhe ltvst ln l.l1-aiming l day service it desired Free pick-up St delivery Call Scituate 500 IJUVIIPII-lI1PIIfS of ANTHONY MANNA lhl'llSlt'l' Street Nla1nn's Corner 'Yorth llilll0Yt r lturhering since 1926 lllhis most mmlcrn Shop in lllt' South Shure givcs you quality service unml 0L'0ll0lllY. OPEN - 8:00 A.M. to 8:00 P.M. Two Barbers Closed all day Wednesday if ,, 9 The South Shore's Fastest Growing Ford Dealer Serving the Entire South Shore Sales FORD Service A-'l USED CARS Sold With a 30 Day Unconditional Guarantee NORWELL MOTCJRS, INC. Telephone 01 9-2234 MAIN STREET ROUTE 123 NORWELL, MASS. COOK'S AUCTION GALLERIES, INC. Route 3 Hanover, Mass. TAyIor 6-2I6I Auctions Every Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday Night PERRY OSBORN Telephone OI..dfieId 9-2685 C0mPlIm8nt-9 Of Trucking and Tractor Work THE HARBOR BOOK STORE Scituate - Cohasset JOSSELYN'S MARKE T ROBINSON'S MOBILE SERVICE Choice Meats - Birdseye Frozen Foods Mom Street Norwell Center Norweu Center OLdfIeId 9-2621 Compiete Line of Mobile Products S- S- PIERCE 8- E- C- HAI-I-1 RePfe5eIII0IIVe Tune-up-Brake Work a Speciaity-Minor Repairs ROYAL PALM DONUT SHOP C0'f1Pli 1Pf1fS Of DOIIUIS OI all V0fIefIe5 JOHN A. MURDOCR, REALTOR Special rates for parties Route 3 Hanover Route 3 8- Washington Street, Norwell, Telephone TAYIO, 6.2361 in FenecIc's Building WATSON CHEVROLET INC. Too New to Te True - The 1958 Chevrolet Scituate Harbor - Scituate 154 Free Piclc-up and Delivery Service JOSEPH TOLMAN 8. SONS, INC. POULTRY FARM Telephone TAyIor 6-2641 River Street Norwell, Mass. 56 years Producers of Quality Baby Chicks - Hatching Eggs Established 1861 ANDREW G. GORDON INSURANCE Main Street Norwell, Mass. Telephone OLdfield 9-7771 Shovel Dozer - Light Grading Gravel Pit - Sand Fill JOSEPH F. PILALAS Prospect Street OLdtieId O-2202 Keep Smiling ASSINIPPI LINE COMPANY Better All Along the Line WARFIELD FARM Landscaping Loom Grading OLdIieId 9-4333 Main Street Norwell, Mass PURDY STUDIOS Official Photographers For the Class of 1958 SPARRELL FUNERAL SERVICE J. L. Wadsworth Funeral Director OFFICE 8K CHAPEL Central Street, Norwell Telephone OLdtield 9-2200 FUNERAL. HOME l Summer Street, Cohasset Telephone 4-0200 ESTABLISHED IN I820 ROACH 8. WINSKE Plumbing and Heating 212 High Street, Norwell Norwell R.F.D. Norwell Massachusetts Edward Roach - John Winske GEORGE BEACH PLUMBING AND HEATING Central Street Norwell Telephone Ol.dfielcl 9-2641 . . . Your G.E. Dealer Compliments Of ALLAN WHEELER General Contractors Excavating Grading Sewage Waterworks Parking Lots Asphalt Driveways Telephone SCituate 288 l06 Stockbridge Street Scituate Massachusetts 7 X ll , x I -,M F47 - M- - W.,--f--- r'4l A PQ .5'1:?'A :. ll. X 5 9L'3ia Z,f- ' --- ar :es rf gg :::: z: gf ..- an an llll L' my' A all I will i: V 'W all ' 1' 11324 ' 1 5 , ' 3' -, '5S'J: L':' N .Y - - , v A -1. , SQL ' A D n+ 1 v - v 17- . SOUTH SCITUATE SAVINGS BANK Incorporated 1834 Norwell Massachusetts THE NORWELL SAND AND GRAVEL CCMPANY pf ,Q 5' maglrfc I 1 I 9 SNAPPIT SERVICE STATION Lubrication-Tires-Batteries Accessories Jenny Gasoline Corner Route 3 and 123 t Assinippi Four Corners NOBBIE BEAUTY SHOPPE HANOVER PHARMACY E Telephone SCituate 55 -- Tedeschi's Shopping Center 55 Cole Parkway Route 3 Hanover Scituate Harbor Massachusetts TAylor 6-2431 4 i Compliments I v GARDEN CRAFT p I A 'Ns i Route 3 Assinippi l l l I 1 NELL FISHER SHOP A Dresses Q sm THE cRossRoADs SHOP Sportswear H Lingerie Gifts - Colonial Reproductions - Imports I Blouses Sweaters Queen Anne's Corner ,il Accessories Accord Massachusetts lllu'1,h'N IIASIJRUUCK Scituate Route 3 On the Main Road to the Cape 4 U V. M.. f- 1 1 so ,fl r , f 1 l FREDRICKSON BROS. ' l T k Washington Street lnlemahonu wc S Norwell Telephone Ol.dfield 9-9372 ' X f 25: - 1' 1 ' -'M f 1 V, , , 4 rx 3 H' , 'H v zlgfwiif ' 4 gil? 5: 1 MR. JOSEPH Where You Are Always Fitted Properly for Your Prom Formals Corner Broadway 8- Route 3 Hrs. 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. Hanover Daily Massachusetts mb u XSS' ' FII P' Ls WASHINGTON PARK PHARMACY Norwell Mossochusett COTE'S SHOE STORE BILL TUBMAN CHARLIE TUBMAN 3'7 Union Shed, Rockland, Massachusetts Quality Shoes for the Whole Family eahlfllbfa and Always a Perfect Fit RESTAURANT FEATURING Gee-Pees and Edwards + + Shoes for Bays and Girls Red Cross and Modecraf't Shoes for Women TAyIor 6-2324 HANOVER, MASS HE- T- Wright and J0l LUCY Shoes for Big Boys and Men Junction of Routes 3 and 139 Best Wishes Class of 1958 SMITH'S STORE ASSINIPPI The Only General Store in Assinippl Compliments Of CAL'S PIZZA PLACE DECOURCY 81 SON BARBERS Closed Mondays Italian Foods Open 8 A.M. - 7 P.M. Junction Routes 3 81 139 Norwell Massachusetts North Pembroke Massachusetts Best Wishes tn the Sl: JN ION ffl, A155 UI' 1958 DODGE 2'H'Hf1'246' MAC DONALD G 'rnucns OOD E MOTOR SERVICE JOHNSTON DODGE CO. R0Ul'e 3 Norwell Massachusetts Telephone Triangle 7-2280 R CHARLES J. JOHNSTON 399 WEBSTER STREET TR 7-3523 ROCKLAND MASS rg Flpf A A1379 5U??-:' ev .f V K .-'ap-vt y 1 ,W , - - ,..,..--..F HI: H 4 '1-lj 5 E A 4, I ' V A ' JJ-.., Q . :L - - x f' 'X M , 5 .1 J- A , , X - T' A 5 - - - ff, t ' .--3 :'z'.nil '- - Y f f A 1 f . Y Compliments of ESTES AUTO SUPPLY INC. Telephone TRiangle 7-Ol55 Rockland Massachusetts AXFORD'S M, H, 8, A Variety Store for the Whole Fomnly Windows, Doors, and Accessories Route 3 Near Route l28 Norwell Telephone OLdfield 9-4205 Main Street Opposite Town Hall On Route 123 A 1 '. Qi'-' 5:-,LV ..' . Y ' I I I . 1' I -..1 Complimerzts Of THE SOUTH SHORE'S FINEST TEDESCH'S SUPERMARKET Rockland, Braintree, Hanover, Hull-Nantasket, Plymouth-Kingston The l lr'N lx'S7' Jlvurs Snlfl f1,HlI lllz'lfff Disiributors of: S. S. PIERCE and JOHN ALDEN Quality Foods Dorothy Muriel Bakery Departmeni in All TEDESCHVS SUPERMARKETS f f , 4 - X F23 , E :P ,, . 1 ' ' i 4 , e-2 Y-1 1 Y Q 11,31 Y, J , ROCKLAND MUSIC STORE Rockland Massachusetts RANNY'S CLCTHING STORE 284 Union Street Rockland Massachusetts Telephone TRiang le 7-0937 LELYVELD'S SHOE STORE ee x I f K' Wx K 320 Union Sfreef Rockland Telephone TRiongle 7-1168 Q I V WY ,. F. A. LEARY OIL SERVICE Telephone TRiongle 7-1573 Washington Street Assinippi 5 Y Q 1 if ' ' I I' ' t. 1 :J I 2 it f. ys 'J' fu a u.: M' ' ' ? f. 1 ,1 ' x I K , .54 THE WELCH CCMPANY Your Shopping Center Scituate Harbor Massachusetts CAPEWAY MOTOR LODGE Telephone TRiongle 7-T520 rwell Mossochusefts Open Year Round PAUL MocDONALD Realtor Queen Anne's Corner - Norwell TRiongle 7-3555 STONE HOUSE GARDENS Florisfs Flowers for All Occasions Floral Telegraph Delivery Service N. BARNICOAT COMPANY MONUMENTS NATALE MOLLA. Prop. JOSEPHINE C. MOTT, Mgr. Junction 3 8. T23 Rouie I23, Roufe 3 Norwell Over M0SS0Cl1USeTfS ARMSTRONG BOATS STAN LEY A. BRIGGS HORSES For Sale - For Hire Rome 3 HANOVER CENTER, MASS. Norwell Mossochusetts Taylor 6-449' X ffnrflpflirrlrrzt l ED AND TRUDY'S WEE N' TEENS cklond Mossoclxusefrs Home Cooked Foods All Pasfries Made in Our Ki+chen Tel. Taylor 6-227I Roufe 3 No. Pembroke, Mass. THE WISHING WELL GIFT SHOP Telephone TRiongle 7-0513M Wash ington Street Norwell Massachusetts ', 4 . The Complete Floor Covering Store ,HQ ARTHUR S. PALMER COMPANY - H .SW 3 Brook Street ,:' 5, I M u , 1 - Scituate Harbor - Telephone Scituate l367 ALBERT CULVER COMPANY WlNSl.OW'S Casuals - Dresses - Accessories 175 Union Sffeel Rockland Massachusetts Route 3 However TRiongIe 7-0050 at 7-0090 Telephone TA 6-2068 Coal Grain Oil HOWLAND APPLIANCE SHOP -J ., f-- fx 161 Union Street Rockland Massachusetts ,. T 1 V Dodge Job-Rated Trucks Dodge Passenger Cars PAUL Y0uN0 MOTORS SYLVESTER COMPANY INC. U6 FHS' Parish Road Lumber and Marine Hardware Scituate Massachusetts TA 6-2331 Broadway ROUYB 3 Telephone SCituate l20O Hanover and PURITAN CLOTHING COMPANY 295 Union Street Rockland Telephone TRiangle 7-1575 LEROY K. McKAY General Carpentry Washington Street Norwell Massachusetts Telephone TRiangle 7-3987-W . VN -,, , GAUDETTE BROS. INC. Route 3 Norwell Massachusetts P.O. Accord, Massachusetts Telephone TRiangle 7-05l3-W THE GLASS HOUSE Domestic and Imported Crystal China, Lamps, Dinnerware, and Gifts CAPEWAY SUNOCO SERVICE Glasses and Dishes To Serve Your Wishes Route 3 Hanover Massachusetts Queen Anne's Corner - Route 3 Hingham Mass. VIRTA'S GARAGE Compliments Complete Body Work and Painting of A FRIEND Route 3 Norwell Telephone TRiangle 7-2280-M Compliments of BREEZY BEND FARM Fresh Fruits and Produce Telephone Ol.dtield 9-2861 CJ f N I g? z, 'A 'L' ' 'f, V . an I - XL L 4 fqiit F Fw U . Elf- if PINKHAM REXALL Front Street Scituate Harbor Mossochusetts Compliments Of MARSH'S GROCERY STORE NORTHEAST T-V 8- APPLIANCE COMPANY , Front Street Scituate Harbor Massachusetts Telephone Scituate I5I8 Route 3 Norwell Compliments Of L, SQ? W L- A ll . I ' II 'il I Il 'l IISQJT' ' ll 'pill I -3 Z. I 11 If I Service Station and Sport Shop Norwell Main Street Massachusetts Compliments of A FRIEND Open the Year Round WASHINGTON PARK MOTEL Mr. 8. Mrs. Robert Gadclis Owners and Managers OLdfieId 9-288i for reservations Route 3, Norwell, Massachusetts 20 Miles South of Boston Best Wishes to the 1958 Craf1u.atz'rzg Class WALTER R. HALL 7 I Ir A- I l i v N 1 l I n P v 1 I u L I 1 I 1 F