Norwell High School - Shipbuilder Yearbook (Norwell, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1959 volume:

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' x , N ff' y f ' XP, -Ci, I .b.-Av - ' V.. , ,. .pf r l' r 'Q . V, R, I -wg . ' 49fk5,.,ff'i':. Your 1959 Shipbuilder attempts to capture some of the spirit, some of the life, and some of the color of Norwell High School. This book is a col- lection of memories and we sincerely hope that in the years to come you will gain satisfaction by turning back these pages. If by doing so you relive just one treasured moment of your high-school days we shall be happy. At this time we should like to thank our staff and our advisor, Mrs. Charles Galley, who have worked untiringly to make these pages a reality. We now present your 1959 Shipbuilder. Lynne Covel Scott Babcock Co-Editors 2 Dedication To a man whose patience, understanding, and warm smile have served as an inspiration to us in our years at Norwell High School. His qualities of sportsmanship, leadership, and friendliness have endeared him to both the student body and the faculty alike. We hope that this dedication will show in some small way our appreciation for all that he has done for us. We, the class of 1959, wish to dedicate our Shipbuilder to Mr. Felix J. Dixon. 3 'W Mr. Clifton E. Bradley The Class of 1959 extend sincere appreciation to Superintendent Bradley and the school com- mittee for their part in making our attendance at Norwell High School both enjoyable and worth- while. 'i ' Mrs. Roy Baker Mrs. Orville Devine OUR SCHOOL SECRETARIES 4 1 X Y!- KX . Y ., ig qu 32 3 X N l J ' 4 J' N 5 of wt A fffff ll is-,X Q.-4 L .-ff' 4 . K 1 . , , l 'WXXX Y xolzxxlrl. X 5 I 6 5 1 ' ' 9 . f 'H' Q 1 L ,fl SE :X '. . I. . To the Class of 1959: A popular and prevalent concept is one of Togetherness. The implication in this is that GROUP thinking and GROUP activity constitute the proper procedure in problem solving. There is much in a democratic society that requires consideration by groups. The verdict of a majority group determines the law of our land and decides upon the ones in political office who lead in the functions of government. The will and the way of the American pioneer, however, are still essential to progress in the affairs of our nation. We still need lonely and lonesome men and women who will think and work as individuals, apart from the crowd, The great accomplishments in any era have been rooted in ideas. Ideas are the products of people, in the singular sense, and not of groups or committees. May I challenge you at this time to dare to be yourselves. Work for the common good and in the interest of mankind, of course, but maintain your own identity. The herd instinct can reduce American culture to a common denominator. Don't get lost in the crowd. Make the world aware of your thoughts and your actions in a direct manifestation of YOUR OWN personality. Frederick A, Small, Principal Norwell High School 5 X SOCIAL STUDLES Mr. Robert Sheridan and Mr. Lowell Perry ENGLISH Miss Pauline Schiel and Mrs. Enid Taylor 2 LANGUAGES Mrs. Marion Joyce and Mr. Wade Jenkins 6 MATHEMATICS Mrs. Doris Gailey and Mrs. Regina Paradise BUSINESS Mrs. Catherine Martin and Mrs. Ruth Winters SCIENCE Mr. Francis Di Sabatino and Miss Cecily Day 7 MBUARD THE PRACTICAL ARTS Mr. Arthur Axon and Mrs. Choris Vernon. THE FINE ARTS Mr. Theodore Hewitt, Mrs. Elizabeth Hewitt and Mrs. Madeline Gulliver. PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mrs. Mary Knapp and Mr. Felix Dixon. 8 :F 'M 1' fwgff. 1' Jr A Ili! -4' avg. 1 y yin' l - 'sig v .531- I .a--, hav. f fr' Q - 5 ' . f s Q, if 1 'f' ,Ab ln . r ., ,. ' g' J x 1' I 4 'S a, 'M f '4 I -QS ' 'gf'-. 1 ' ., . ,I -6 512 Q, -x r ., ' , ,ev-., , r,. . ,, N ,.y..- -A 9 Q :- fi-A 11 ,- Q ' .'- ,nl ,,-x- .u-.x., Q., g,?4 ., . J .K Vg N I- 1'1 - . sl .1 . , .',, , - 5 'gow' , . 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KN lx ' f X ' . 1' Q N x x L X - ' s X Q 9 -.N , ' . dw , . , 7 pl - 5 A 5 -A 5 . . xx s I s. . xg K . gl 5 ,.-u x .X - uf 2 ' 3 ' 1 5 fm x I- QA Q- .J r 5 S ,xl Q v' ,vi el' .- f 5 S 5 '-.9 .A - ,Q . s - , 1 u SCOTT ADELBERT BABCOCK, Jr. A' Opinions that are opposed to mine do not offend or estrange meg they only arouse and exercise my mind. . . . lean and lanky . . . 6'4 . . . all around scholar, athlete, friend . . . get some sleep . . . Harvey . . . seen my H.S, pin? 'ab P l D, T: . 'S 5 E FREDERICK HENRY ST. OURS They say best men are moulded out of faults. And, for the most, become much more the better for being a little bad. . . . terrific from trig to trumpet . . . those parties and their coke? . . bagboy . . . loves that California sunshine . . . English? . . . lvy VIOLET MARLHNTE DeFABlO Great persons are able to do great things. . . . nimble at the keys . . . who's next in line? . . .from MacDon- alds to Patty's . . . Pierce Prospect . . . giggles . . . Vie 'Q- '3- K5 -ll! LIN DA RUTH RAUCH Here is a sigh to those who love me and a smile to those who hate. . . . cute . . . personality plus . . . Money Mania . . . Northeastern fan . . . l'm furious! . . . leaping Linda 8: JUNE ALICE ANDERSON 5. bs Her ways are ways of pleasantness, and all her paths are peace. ,T - . . . anyone for Boston? . . . Snack King hostess . . . co-editor of ' Nor-Hi-News . . . Oh, to meet the stars! SUSAN PRISCILLA BAKER The eternal feminine draws us on. . . . blonde and beware . . . always looking up . . . tools in a hot Chevy . . . chemistry's not her game . . . what a cheerleader! ,:x'?i i . ' -, J. Ea: .5 L. ug, I Q , 3 2 75 iff' Ewa, 's 5 gr, 34. at,+.Z lJ,' , f E - 'Q DOROTHY LOUISE BENNETT A Great is truth, and mighty above all things. . . . farm girl . . . common sense prevails . . . mother's helper . . . her secret lover! Green Thumb STEPHEN JOEL COBB Life is a joke and all things show it. I thought so once, but now I know it! . freshman sweetheart . . . our boy flat-top . . . can't replace that fullback . . . Tiger LYNNE COVEL Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm. . . . it just can't snow! . . . Queen of The Junior Prom . . . neat as a pin . . . Short Pockets . . . Wishing Wel1's girl . . . watch those needles fly . . . turns mermaid in the summer . . . Nothing is impossible to a willing heart. . . . keen in sports . . . joined the group with crutches . . . morning exercises anyone? . . . our Student Government representative . . . remember PhysiCs?! ! !! JANET FRASER DEVINE Love of money, not money, is the root of all evil. . . . learning to take orders . . . Prudential gal . . . Honey pot . . gum chewer . . . clothes conscious . . . Jody . . . demon with de corations JAMES BELL FALCONER People who make no noise are dangerous! . . . quiet, but keeps a certain someone in her place . . . Falk . . irresistable smile . . . Y enthusiast . . . FLYBOY JOANNE HELEN FENECK - ' Q .. The reward of a thing well done, is to have it done. English class alive . . . Speedy 401: X Without music life would be a mistake. chatterbox . . . Going steady is for the birds! ' QQ' ,P l 5, S' J . A n Wir rar . -Y , , A JAY' V, Ms 3 , V' -ri, 1 'yr :. 1,515-.iQ Ziff . 'i5EQlI'5'EifF'Q ,:5y,':'.-bbs? f: A: :Jr- . -:-:.A-,'..,f::g- JEANNETTE BERTHA GAUDREAU loyal Grange member Eddie My Love kee s the JOYCE LILLIAN GRIFFIN The best prize life offers is the chance to work hard at work worth doing. scriptron getter . . . Where's Max? . . . well, they have grown at- tached--her freckles that is JANE ANN GUNDERWAY always smilin' . . . Rock n' Roll fan . . . terrific NLC. . . ALAN HARWOOD HAKANSON The course of true love never did run smooth. LOVER BOY . . . good taste . . . Hacky . . . really gets around --in sports . . . What a build! . . . New Years Eve????? . . . has to tolerate those freshman classes . . . future nurse . . . sub- Wu 52 Much learning doth make thee mad. . . . clever--with a basketball . . . to have my hair cut or not, that is the question . . . Dick or Ricky . . . President of The Student Council . . . popular baby-sitting assistant . . . COOKIE STANLEY EDWARD I-IANSON Men who know much say litt1e. . . . Northeastern bound . . . gas money before we go anywhere, What's so good about it? 1 ?. RICHARD ALLISON HOUSLEY, Jr. COLLETTE ANN LAFFERTY Virtue is bold, and goodness never fearful. . . . bookworm . . . tap dancer . . . father's car . . . little sister's friend? . . . found at a roller skating rink .Ji 'VS Nuys Read, mark, learn, and inwardly digest. . . . wings on his feet . . . never seen without a certain redhead . . . always in stitches . . . Max . . . my turn to cut French . . . summer resort Qdrive -inj fellows . . . Stan . . . not a man of many words . . . bus-boy . . . 'rf DONALD MAXW ELL He said little but to the purpose. . . . I'm on my way to Scituate. . . . Lost without Alan . . . Scotty . . . skating skill . . . artistically inclined . . . words are few . . . NORMAN SC OTT MCEWEN JANE ELIZABETH MEEDE Conformity is plain subjection--nonconformity--my direction. . Perry's pet . . . sick again? . . . room for all in the station wagon . . . couldn't do without her in softball . . . headed for Cath- erine Laboure as a nurse not a patient . . . ELIZABETH JOAN MESHEAU . . if A face that launched a thousand ships. 5 . . . silly talk . . . Betz . . . math, no can do . . . bottom's up in cheerleading . . . Bleachie . . . Oh come-on, Alan. , 2 V Y ff . 417 1.,.uf' Qty 'U MARIE CLEMENTINE MOLLA Politeness goes far, yet costs nothing. . . lucky Girls' Stater . . . heart's at Loring A.S.B .... Don't sweat it . . . that natural red hair . . . Moe . . . Practice Again? . . . l'11 not budge an inch. . . . anything for a laugh. . . 'M LORENE BEATRICE NOONAN In her tongue is the law of kindness. . . . Big Bopper . . . 24 hours of sunshine . . . blue becomes . . . hot ticket . . . advice for everyone with a problem . . . Newton's loss is our gain . . . Lori . . . gets what is coming to him. N 'I v4 , r K- ,,'v.'d. .,,-. , mf-fr . rffiRM?JQ' 4ff'f3!'l:'1.41' .l'u:'l,1 nl . .I , 2 ,lt . .Jf'vQ.' ' .-, ,M'E.i ' Q. Q' 'n t 4 I 'W fiiegzfifil' D 541'-ii r. 7 ffi iii Crffiillff l Miz! ARTHUR HAROLD OMAN Rich in saving common sense. . . . Foamin Oman . . . Framingham commuter . . . speedy service . . . beware of snow plows . . . Man . . . Wash the table! . . . 16 NANCY JEAN NOLAN . . . Nurse Nan . . . token taker . . . French homework in P D M.Y.F. notes . . . full of opinions . . . He said one gram Ma ge KEVIN JAMES O'BRIEN A go-getter does not always get what he goes after--sometimes he . . . loves College English . . . nuts about squirrels . . . Cameo Romeo . . . Irish eyes . . . What page are we on now? r x iff fm vw .eeebllgf . '7Q'5M VVS syQxY,v V ..1 1,,, Mir Y li?-flfielh Humor is the harmony of the heart. . . . Rainbow round my shoulder . . . June's pal . . . disc jockey fan . . . Did you see that movie? . . . destiny--Mount Ida . . . future journalist . . . x JOAN AUDREY OSBORNE PI-IILLIP ARTHUR PAINTER The arrogance of youth must submit to the teachings of age. . . . member of a new brother team . . . Yuh! . . . chicken farmer 1 . . . Maine? . . . better late than never . . . hot Plymouth . . . hails . - - from South Groverland . . . 'X , The winds and waves are always on the side of the ablest navigator. . . . goalie, guard, catcher . . . Girls' State . . . D.A.R. Good Cit- izenship . . . butterflies, thymus, cortisones . . . head full of secrets . . . hom-blower . . . Franny . . . bewitching eyes . . . fi' FRANCES MARIE PILALAS THOMAS HAROLD RAMS EY Much study is the weariness of the flesh. Ramsey the Wrecker . . . Science fair hit with his lamb . . . car trouble? . . . Hi, where's your homework? . . . Seen Stan? ELLEN LOUISE REAGAN Many a small make a great! . . . gift of gab . . . Cape Cod here I come! . . . pint-size package ,,,, gun it, there's a yellow light . . . the quiet t'ype?????? 9 . JAMES LOUIS ROBERTSON Gladness of the heart is the life of man, and the joyfulness of a man prolongth his days. . . . last of the brothers . . . heart in the South . . . Party at my house . . . tinkers with cars . . . up, over, and into the sawdust . . . Jamie MARIE ANN SHEEI-IAN A good appearance is good business. . . . home before dark . . . service with a smile . . . pizza on the run . . . stylish . . . likes them tall, blonde, and handsome . . . fl. 5 B 4--as Q 1' 1 ERNESTINE WEBSTER SWAIN J' A time to keep silence and a time to speak. . . . sister team . . . silence is golden . . . Hey, I'm an Aunt! . . SYYUU, lOd2ly? . . . Oh, shut up! . . . willing worker . . . Tina 'gzl.f. fi 'ja P'- MARIE FRANCES THIBODEAU Sings like a lark. . . . those indoor Qoutdoorj parties . . . hangs at Nick's . . . always has a ring around her neck . . . Lois, guess what happened? . . . 'i if P I rv 1 MARJORIE EVELYN VELLELLA Heaven and earth shall pass away, but her words shall not pass away. . . . beauty with brains . . . Honor Society . . . couldn't stay away from Norwell . . . Margie . . . You needn't come to meet Roger. JAMES MICHAEL WALSH You live but once, you should remember this. . . . luck in leisure . . . what happened to the Ford? . . . Eat, drink, and be merry for tomorrow we graduate. . . . the shop is his second home . . . blondes preferred S 41 JK fig, 1- 5 E1'? ' -2 f S PHILIP SANBORN WEST Answer a fool according to his fo1ly. . . . Miss Day's pride and joy . . . Wil1y . . . no tip, no papers . . . Studebaker tank . . . in French, What's he saying now? . . . soda jerk ...fulloffun.. . 19 Faith, family, friends--I am indeed wealthy . . . castle builder . . . quiet mind . . . Billy . . . one of the tribe . . . work, work, work . . . sly smile . . . practical . . . family car . . . 7 ll JAMES GLOVER WYLLIE I agree with no man's opinions. I have my own. . . . prove it, then he'11 believe it . . . Why . . . lights still burning at 2:00 a.m .... heard but not seen on a basketball court . . . Mr. Di 's right-hand man . . . first class chauffeur . . . pop corn . . . WILLIAM JOSEPH YETMAN, Jr. 'Prove it. X H X 4 X ,f X ,f X X f . 'beibi Xb-Gif QEPQQVGX XV XV IT MATTERS NOT WHAT YOU ARE THOUGHT TO BE, Q1 BUT WHAT You ARE ' L3 u- AR CLASS corolzsi Maroon and white f fl v V CLASS FLOWER: Yellow rose ful VITAL STATISTICS! 53 A AGE AT GRADUATION: girls, 17 years 6 months, boys, 17 years ll months fl V HEIGHT: gms, 5'4 g boys,5'10 Y! WEIGHT: girls, 135 pounds, boys, 160 pounds NUMBER OF BROTHERS AND SISTERS: boys and girls, 2 112 . NIGHTS OUT PER WEEK QDATESJ: girls, 2, boys, 3 TIME OF RISING: girls, 7115 A.M.: boys, 7:00 A.M. XV! TIME oF1zE'Tm1NG: gms, 10:00 HM., boys, 10:30 P.M. V Q COLLEGE PLANS: girls, 47070, boys, 51010 A fl Xfif X f X 4 5 4 seg' as Q7 55 5yQ Q5 Qxg, Q 20 -?D4:PaQ-as:QvP?JQ:b2J4aDQ- George Andrews Nancy Apts Mary Beth Beach David Bond Elizabeth Brown Wilbur Bums Alfred Caron Judy Covel Donald Crays Robert Frehill Gail Gemelli Brenda Goode David Hart Russell Ingram Sandra Joseph Jacqueline Kress Sandra Mahar Jean McAlpine Richard Milette Francis Molla Oliver Noonan Charles Osborne John Robertson Susan Sidney Stephen Stella William Traynor Norman Vail Petrea Wessman John Winski ' 55? 9533 5544 256 P DQ WHAT OUR ALUMNI ARE DOING Cumberland Farms, Brockton Massachusetts Memorial Hospital Middlebury College, Vermont Amherst College, Massachusetts Mrs. Leo Joseph U. S. Navy Industrial Technical School, Boston Framingham Teachers College Albion College, Michigan Industrial Technical School, Boston Simmons College Colby Junior College, Maine River Street, Norwell Industrial Technical School, Boston Massachusetts Memorial Hospital Pierce Secretarial School In Florida Boit, Dalton and Church Insurance Brokers U. S. Navy Fitchburg Teachers College C. B. Hamblen and Son Inc. Northeastern Metal Co.--Quincy Jr. College Worcester Polytechnical Institute University of Massachusetts U. S. Navy John Hancock Life Insurance Company Headed for Northeastern University McLean Hospital University of Massachusetts 21 5 ra Y-'J Best Looking: Sue and Dick l 4, 3. ,f' li 2 2 Bt-xt Dressed: Jim and Joanne :V i-1 Most Likely To Succeed: Scott and Frances Class Cut-ups: Phil and Nancy -'W Z! F I 1 7.5325 7' Class Flirts: Betty and Dick Most Popular: Sue and Al 4 i , 4 v . L Most Athletic: Al and Jan Most Courteousz Vic and Jim 23 w 11.5 Shades of Grade II 1J--i---- - , - ' - , . ,' Q, -.'.N 'sv , .f . ,. . - ww . ' s 5 . - N , - A 'rx , - ' ', .. - .' , F' ' ' . - 'D In T:-Ju .. - X , , -, . d. ,,, FIRST ROW: A. Hakanson, J. Gaudreau, J. Devine, S. Wessman, T. Swain, N. Nolan, P. Burnett, D. Peacock, L. Covel, T. Crombie, D. Maxwell. SEC- OND ROW: R. Spinney, P. Crisintea, D. Snowdale, J. Cunderway, M. Gaff- ney, G. May, J. Douglas, C. Johnson, P. West, D. Mederos. BACK ROW: L. Jackson, N. Handy, J. Osborne, B. Small, S. Hanson, R. Colden, D. Gardner, P. Cavanagh, A. Jordan, M. Weller, J. McKenney. TEACHER: Mrs. Lincoln -A - 1, .-,.- ' V , 1 . .', -.fu A e-'. - - . .IV - . -. .7-I If , -- . K' . . .- - - - . -A , 1-5 'K , . . A . , - ' - .. ' 4 'f? ' Hit. , L -L i ',,- 1 W . -,, - ,r -. H-It-.tok-V. FIRST ROW: T. Ramsay, B. Hall, B. Mesheau, C. Day, M. Sheehan, J. Anderson, D. Baril, E. Bergman, L.A11man. SECOND ROW: J. McFadden, E. Reagan, R. Yetman, A. Wood, D. Gauley, J. Rice, W. Yetman, L. Craven. THIRD ROW: J. Barrett, M. Molla, L. Yourell, R. Cranton, J. Osborn, F. Pilalas, D. Bennett, F. St. Ours, J. Walsh. TEACHER: Mrs. Milbery 24 .tame W Tgguvhnw ubnf' ,.--v Juniors FRONT ROW: C. Sheehan, P. Burnett, L. Perry, S. Magee, E. Jensen, Treasurer, C. Stella, B. Pompeo, E. Beach. SECOND ROW: E. Baker, J. Litchfield, V. Mc- Millan, D. Bond, J. Oman, J. Currie, J. Slupski, M. Caron. THIRD ROW: J. Wat- son, B. Ilmoncn, L. McKay, J. Doherty, R. Howlett, D. Carlin, B. Wilson, D. Clark. X 1 X42 FRONT ROW: M. Nolan, E. Nolan, J. Robinson, J. Anderson, L. Reed, M. Joseph, S. Dt-Fabio, S. MacDonald, Secretary. SECOND ROW: B. Banks, R. Cranton, S. McEwen, M. Edmonds, li. White, T. Mitchel, J. Kroeger, L. Yourell. THIRD ROW: J. Fiocca, W. Beauregard, R. Coombs, E. Keene, B. Murray, Vice President: M. Mc- Cuusland, J. Banks, J. Roberts. 26 English III English III JUNIOR CANDIDS Xl U. S. History Algebra Il 27 Sophomores FRONT ROW: C. Beach, R. Cushing, J. Davis, Secretary: G. Mudge, C. Paradise, B. Virta, C. Muzrall, L. Raymond. SECOND ROW: J. Standish, J. Walter, R. Carr, C. Booth, D. Marland, Vice President, B. Smith, W. Hersey, B. Messinger. THIRD ROW: J. Alward, E. Hager, J. Gabriel, J. Power. FRONT ROW: Ii. Rice, S. Henderson, J. Brovm, K. Osbomc, B. Boig, S. Millctte, K. McGuire, S. Mclntyrc. SECOND ROW: K. O'Donncl1, E. Hcrcdcen, R. Benting, F. Link, S. Crohc, M. Cavanaugh. THIRD ROW: P. Gaudettc, N. Swain, M. Pilalas, R. Dangora, J. Douglas, F. lngrarn, F. Pompco. 28 FRONT ROW: J. Brown, S. Jordan, P. Cobbett, Treasurerg B. Boig, N. Molla, S. I-Iousley, P. Causer. SECOND ROW: W. Meacham, P. Rosa, W. Coons, R. Prouty D. Srnolski, J. Ryan, S. Mott, Presidentg R. Laing, D. Messinger. 4.. A... --,- 1 0 R .. W K L .g-an-' 1 ' x 29 Freshmen FRONT ROW: P. Stella, Secretary, E. Robbins, Vice President, I. Roberts, J. Noonan, M. Roach, J. Reagan, J. Muldoon, B. Lincoln, M. Lind. SECOND ROW: W. Robbins, M. Maxwell, J. Swain, M. Loud, R. Woodill, R. Repass, M. Smith, N. Larkin, L. Workman, M. Wells, Treasurer, S. Sadler. THIRD ROW: G. Wells, D. Young, J. Litchfield, K. Osbome, R. Vemon, L. Yourell, E. Robinson, President, R. Reed, N. McCarthy. FRONT ROW: M. Apts, N. Jordan, S. Erickson, C. Farrar, S. Davis, N. Babcock, M. Cushing, J. Caron, C. Kelley. SECOND ROW: D. Dailey, M. Farrar, P. Housely, D. Cody, F. Jones, S. Andrews, S. Baker, B. Benson, E. Haskins, W. Anderson. THIRD ROW: R. Alvanas, R. Keefe, R. Cabot, B. Keene, D. Buettner, W. Frehill, J. Il- monen, C. Gilmore, B. Carlin, L. Bryant. 30 ,WW Q, Civics IIll Latinus Unus Band Rehearsal Introductory Business Sports .41 X . ,fm Q J- -fsyfj' df w ,f -evs f. 4? M .MW-1 ma , 2 1, Soccer FIRST ROW: P. Gaudette, R. Yetman, B. Keene, W. Meacham, K. O'Brien, W. Hersey. SECOND ROW: D. Housely, A. I-Iakanson, A. Oman, S. Cobb, J. Walsh, J. Laing, M. Abbott, J. Falconer, J Wyllie. THIRD ROW: L. McKay, J. Watson, S. Mott, T. Ramsey, R. Coombs, E. Baker, W. Yet man, R. Prouty, R. Benting, S. Grohe, J. Litchfield, F. Ingram, Mr. Dixon. Norwcll Norwell Norwell Norwell I958 Slate 4 Duxbury 5 Duxbury 5 Tabor 4 Yarmouth 34 Norwell Norwell Norwell Norwcll Thayer 0 Dean Jr. College 4 Tabor 0 DeanJr, College 4 Field Hockey KNEELING: J. Feneck, J. Gaudreau, M. Mona, J. Devine, F. Pilalas, J. Kroeger, S. MacDonald, B. Mesheau, S. Baker, J. Slupski, K. McGuire, E. Beach. STANDING: Coach--Mrs. Knapp, L. Rauch, S. Erickson, J. Muldoon, K. Crays, S. Jordan, C. Muzrall, S. Housley, E. Heredeen, B. Smith, M. Smith, P. Housley, M. Maxwell, C. Beach, P. Scott, J. Noonan, I. Scarciloni, P. Causer,--Manager. l958 Field Hockey Norwell Scituate Norwell Holbrook Norwell Hanover Norwell Hull Norwell Duxbury Norwell W. Bridgewater Norwell Cohasset Norwell E. Bridgewater Norwell Marshfield - fi . . J HH! Illllllugllllllllull ..Q.g+E' 'rf ,IPX if ' J J , R9 .X N ,A,Q,,,44,,,,. x 35 .f ,fl . 'f IM- J 5643.3 3 X1 ,' X A L. ' I T ,z -w 'f .. ' x .- +L sir I' .J 2 N 3 I sf . .Ill ? 9 9 X .il A .f lg M SSN 3, r fu V g iv' ll hi .I ,ity JP v V J f 'fl' 1 ' N A M, , it ,I xii: 7 lL .d, b4,Kb, -' '19 . f, ,J J N ,A ,f 'K K L-is 'I J -Q '. 5 A X , GIRLS TEAM: L. Robbins, W. Robbins, S. Housley, C. Beach, M. Moll, S. DeFabio, bf K. McGuire, P. Housley, J. Devine, E. .4 '1 Beach, P. Loud, K. O'Donne11, F. Pilalas, 5 , S. MacDonald, J. Walters, M. Smith, J. li . S Kroeger, B. Smith, J. Underdown Bask was - Hi: f . I: f , 26- fl! BOYS TEAM: KNEELING: B. Murray, J. Falconer, R. Housley, E. Keene, R. Benting, STANDING: Coach Axon, J. Oman, G. Lantz, S. Babcock, A. Hakanson, D. Maxwell, R. Prouty, T. White. all if rw A 2 A' eff ,.M5'.iffTK X- 'X ' ,, , :gay R. -5 ' .XJ tiff: 1- ' A 7-'5 T Y ' ' 7 jx B f A 1 fl I A Q11 A ,ff 1: 6, 1 ,X ' ' . N f ' XX ' NX A XV. 1 --N - , Tr fi' A A ' U . .gf s , A x,.A Af , if W T, M, ,L A 1 . W i fk X 5 'N fl ,II n X I .. .. .N l 1 V . I C ' IP !ti..,,- is 3'. 'f'-5' l X , Y 1 If XA 41' New War: fbtk gf?-A '18 X1 ,W LL l I Softball KNEELING: S. DeFabio, P. Causer, B. Smith, E. Mesheau, R. Cushing, J. Gunderway, C. Beach. STANDING J. Feneck, J. Slupski, S. Housley, J. Kroeger, J. Anderson, S. Baker, J. Caudreau. .Aga X .--Y -10 Baseball KNEELING: J. Ellwood, R. Benting, D. Maxwell, J. Laing, W. Traynor, J. Walsh, A. Blakeley, E. Keene STANDING: Mr. Dixon, D. Clark, S. Mott, M. Abbott, R. Carr, R. Prouty, E. Hager, T. Mitchell. .J ar .' f G5 A Q S IP 1-'I l -: L 41 Cross-Countr LEFT TO RIGHT: G. Wells, W. Frehill, D. Raymond, S. Grohe, R. Repass, J. Oman, G Lantz, D Max well, R. Benting, S. Babcock, Mr. Axon. Our Cross -Country Team placed third in the Southeastern Massachusetts Principa1's Assocrauon Meet Norwell Norwell Norwell Norwell '58 Cross-Country Slate Scituate 29 East Bridgewater 18 Norton 38 Hanover 34 Norwell Norwell Norwell Norwell Duxbury Holbrook Randolph Briston Track FIRST ROW: D. Raymond, S. Grohe, D. Cody, J. Litchfield, C. Wells, W. Frehill. SECOND ROW: J. Oman, P. Rosa, G. Lantz, S. Babcock, D. Maxwell, A. Hakanson, R. Repass, Mr. Axon. H A Y v I ,. -fl.. 1 9:3 7'41!2 1 ' 15' 9 3f4 43 63' 2 Beverly Susan Diane THE LINEUP LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Feneck, P. Cobbett, S. Baker, B. Mesheau, L. Rauch, B. Virta Our Cheerleaders .h 1 .sk fl' KJ Q Janice Lmda 1' fx A Q P. I Patty Joanne Betty 44 ' -. x 'r ii 9. E - 4 I-qv ,z , Aqg r' ,Q-fy ,. ini.. . -ff? A KW' hi 12:09 12:10 -1- Q , 1 1 , -J , Q1 Sl The l.iflf-'LIP Pangs of Starvation .J Finally Thcrc Hc Who Waits ls Satisfied 46 The Den Teachers Eat Too n n Mr. Pike and Mr. Young Our Culinary Artists + mann r 1 Q' be h The Big Bopper The End 47 June I Y 958 1 ll RY 49 Hof T THE STUDENT COUNCIL FIRST ROW: S. Keene, Vice President, R. Housley, President, Mrs. Paradise, Advisor, A. Oman, Secretary-Treasurer. SECOND ROW: B. Mesheau, B. Virta, J. Kroeger, J. Doherty, J. Robertson, J. Gabriel, L. Yourell. If 'W-7 9-U THE LIBRARY CLUB FIRST ROW: B. Lincoln, C. Mudge, B. Boig, B. Boig, Mrs. Taylor, L. Rauch. SECOND ROW: J. Noonan, D. Bennett, E. Beach, M. No1an,M. Vellella, N. Nolan, T. White, J. Wyllie, R. Laing, S. McIntyre, C. Muzrall, P. Davis. - 50 THE COMMERCIAL CLUB FIRST ROW: C. Sheehan, P. Burnett, V. DeFabio, M. Sheehan, Mrs. Martin, M. Molla, S. DeFabio, C. Lafferty, M. Thibodeau, M. Joseph. SECOND ROW: E. Reagan, E. Swain, S. Magee, B. Pompeo, G. Stella, J. Feneck, J. Osborne, B. Banks, R. Cranton. THIRD ROW: E. Nolan, L. Perry, B. Jensen, J. Gaudreau, J. Gunderway, E. Sherman, V. McMillan, J. Robinson, L. Rauch, J. Anderson. V a ' , J 'yu ,f!,'r' . ,. - --' A: Co-Editors--Nor High News Good-Bye Linda Rauch Joan Osborne And Away We Go Two Missing? ' 1 Bausch Lomb Science Award S Babcock I Q E :X -B I , ' LQ Babe Ruth Sports Award E. Mesheav and A. Hakanson Betty Crocker Homemaker Award D. A. R. Good Citizen F. Pilalas N. Nolan it gA Honor Society D. Maxwell, L. Covel, F. Pilalas, S. Babcock, M. Vellella missing Election to the National Honor Society is the highest honor which may be conferred upon a student. Scholarship, character, service, and leadership are the four outstanding qualities which each member must possess and which the National Honor Society promotes. The honored students are presented with a certificate of recognition and are privileged to wear the official pin. Members of this society are examples of the future citizens whose various efforts and achievements will illumine the path of time. SSX Student Covemment Representative J. Devine g j l l i- Wi 1 V M 4 - 1 r-fd! LZ The Band FIRST ROW: G. Currie, P. Loud, R. Repass, J. Litchfield, F. St. Ours, Mr. Hewitt, R. Boig, L. Young, N. Jordan, E. Beach, J. Currie. SECOND ROW: C. Rounds, B. Meacham, D. Robinson, S Gaudette, P. Babcock, W. Dailey, J. Devine, R. Shearer, D. Raymond, R. Bates, S. Reardon, E. Reardon. 56 The Glee Club Q pm' 'lm 1 i , 1 I S- o E I FIRST ROW: B. Boig, R. Cushing, M. Farrar, B. Boig, J. Walters, K. O'Donne1, V. DeFabio, S. Millette, M. Nolan, I.. Perry. SECOND ROW: S. Magee, J. Underdown, N. Nolan, C. Paradise, P. Bumett, P. Causer, S. McEwen, M. Thibodeau, M. Joseph, S. Davis, M. Caron, P. Lind, M. Apts, E. Swain, J. Swain. THIRD ROW: B. Pompeo, S. Erickson, M. Cushing, M. Ve11e11a, J. Feneck, H. Rice, E. Mesheau, L. Yourell, E. Sherman, G. Stella, L. Noonan, D. Bennett, L. Raymond, C. Lafferty, S. Henderson, G. Farrar, B. Lincoln. FOURTH ROW: J. Noonan, W. Robbins, D. Daily, P. Loud, N. Jordan, M. Sheehan, S. Tarr, B. Virta, J. Beairsto, S. DeFabio, J. Reagan, J. Caron, J. Robertson, L. Robbins, N. Larkin, S. Sadler, C. Sheehan. FIFTH ROW: R. Vernon, A. Blakely, S. Andrews. 'awn 5 7 The Yearbook Staff LEFT TO RIGHT: A. Oman, J. Robertson, F. St. Ours, D. Maxwell, S. Bab- cock, J. Feneck, F. Pi1a1as,M. Mo11a,J. Griffin, S. Baker, J. Devine, L. Covel. SEATED: Mrs. Gailey. Co-Editors: Lynne Covel and Scott Babcock Nl Typist: Joyce Griffin 7'2- Advertising: Arthur Oman and Marie Molla Vw- , A f ,W Q S? , u','i7 ' fa? 1- J' .emu x wif -2' 8 uf' f '7 JFOI W Af. T x r 4 nn! if in 1 f if fi. , , wwf! V E v 45' ' 175 Q4 , .,. 'Q v .Q ' ' A r , :rw . A gn - ' N ' f ng' fi? pi lg 4 ' .. :L Q- , ,,,:.1--M--'-'- fi' P4 -M5 15: 4 M-.:1'g 4 - f ff .sv 'E 1. Y L . 93 ,ws ' gi H, aff. Y,-M . ,f f' :1 w , f. -f--'W 76,4 ' 3 J, ,Q-,JL 15 1 ml I 2- , ' .' is jg Lum 'gn 2 ld Q' IH V 'H' , '- .ef , ' V . V fe, s SAN D GRAVEL Keep Smiling JOSEPH F. PILALA GRAVEL PIT Us 5 f - . . 'i -1, .. 1 - ,' , fbQs0!Kg ,- ,e -'W .' '-2 , - N1 .- -'a,.'- . -6 Y 6 V Q- . -I .nl 'gg . nm, , . Big Shovel Dozer-Light Grading-Stone, All Sizes Prospect Street, Norwell, Massachusetts Telephone 0Ldfield 9-2202 LOAM FILL ALBERT CULVER COMPANY 175 Union Street Rockland Massachusetts TR' n l 7-0050 S1 7-0098 la ge PERRY GSBORN Coal-Crain-Oil Telephone Okidfield 9-2685 Trucking HOWLAND APPLIANCE SHOP and Tractor Work 161 Union Street Rockland Massachusetts THE NORWELL SAND AN D GRAVEL CCMPANY Toiva farvinen, General Manage TRiangle 7-1161 Rockland Mass chusett BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF I959 SMITH'S STORE SYLVESTER COMPANY INC. Lumber and Marine Hardware TA 6-2331 Broadway Route 3 Hanover ROBINSON'S JENNEY SERVICE GENERAL REPAIRS and BODY WORK Main Str 24 HOUR WRECKER SERVICE Tel. OLdfield 9-2592 eet Norwell ARMSTRONG BOATS N. BARNICOAT COMPANY MONUMENTS Route 3 Tel. TRiangIe 7-1633 Norwell Massachusetts Junction 3 81 123 Hanover Massachusetts I A V-, M41 I ,,. S' 1 1 'f l:ll V Q . 1 . A ws: :EE SOUTH SCITUATE SAVINGS BANK 1834 Our 125th Anniversary Year 1959 Norwell Tel. Olsdfield 9-2244 Massachusetts Compliments Of THE COLONIAL DRUG COMPANY Scituate Harbor Mass. SARGENT'S RESTAURANT Fine Foods Friendly Service Luncheon and Dinner Open 12 noon to 8 P.M. Closed Mondays Route 3 Norwell NOBBIE BEAUTY SHOPPE Telephone Linden 5-0055 55 Cole Parkway Compliments Of THE CHARCOAL CORNER Scituate Harbor Massachusetts Greenbush, Mass. Compliments CHILDREN'S SHOP Of Infants through juniors THE HARBOR BOOK STORE Corner of Front and Brook Street Telephone Linden 5-1417 Scituate-Cohasset THE TOWN PUMP CLEANERS Scituate Harbor Free Delivery One flour Cleaning Never An Extra Charge Telephone Llnden 5-0500 NELL FISHER SHOP Dresses Suits Sportswear Lingerie Blouses Sweaters Maternity Straight and llalf-sizes Scituate Ilarbor . . . Mass. 11,11 . -D- ff A., 1 f ' 6 A I I ll ' Good Luck to Good Scholars! I ,WZ from TEDESCHVS SLIPERMARKETS The South Shores Finest Rockland, Braintree, Hanover, Hull-Nantasket, Plymouth-Kingston The Finest Meats Sold Anywhere Distributors of: S. S. PIERCE AND JOHN ALDFIN Quality Foods Dorothy Muriel Bakery Department in All TIClHCSCIlI'S SUPERMAIIKETS Harold Nelson Donald Wright GARDEN CRAFT SEASONAL DECORATIONS Lubrication-Tires-Batteries Annuals ' Perennials tk Evergreens Accessorles Washington Street Route 3 Corner Routes 3 and 123 Assinippi Mass. Assinippi Four Corners Tlliangle 7-0051-R STONE HOUSE GARDENS MACDONALD FLORISTS MOTOR SERVICE Flowers for All Occasions Route 3 Floral Telegraph Delivery Service Norwell Massachusetts ONAZAQE MOLLA, PVOP- Telephone TRiangle 7-0096 I SE HINE C' MOTT' Mgr' Route 123, Route 3 Norwell WINS'-0w'S VIRTA'S GARAGE Casuals-Dresses-Accessories Complete Bodl' Work and Painting Route 3 Hanover Route 3 Norwell Telephone TA 6-2068 Telephone Tfliangle 7-2280 Compliments Of CAPEWAY SUNOCO SERVICE BREEZY BEND FARM Fresh Fruits and Produce Route 3 Hanover Massachusetts Telephone OLdfield 9-2861 l- - l' 4...-Y .ff me QL, DRlCK5qllnu?tllnRLS' E mum!! Auto L nu... Y , ., - -f 1 , iv 'A' 5 ' TIIACU 4 --4----'--:R , FREDRICKSON BRCDS. Washington Street Telephone OLdfield 9-9372 Norwell THE CRQSSRCADS SHOP Gifts-Colonial Reproductions-Imports Queen Anne's Corner Accord Massachusetts TR 7-2600-R Route 3 On the Main Road to the Cape RALPH H. COLEMAN REAL ESTATE Main St. Norwell PARZIALE'S PIZZA HOUSE Real Italian TA 6-2981 EAT IN OR TAKE OUT Submarine Sandwiches Meatball Sandwiches Spaghetti with Meatballs SPARRELL FUNERAL SERVICE J. L. Wadsworth ' Funeral Director Office and Chapel Funeral Home Central Street, Norwell 1 Summer Street, Cohasset Telephone Olndfield 9-2200 Telephone EVenrude 3-0200 ESTABLISHED IN 1820 Compliments Of WASHINGTON PARK PHARMACY SEWELL' black 'n bmss 5110117 l ' 5 - 'Eagle'-5 g ff, ,I-fi., fx- -' ,S s 1 ln ff Z ,fff E 1: Q Q-i 'A X - f- Ji? A Q Xi '- YK! ,IX ' x jji'f'- ,,, I H x ' wi., .-ffxifb-. I W , 1 '7- .' :. ,, ,,-f,- ! 1 L - 'I' ' lf ' ' - 1.13.1 9 I X Q-L . , - ' 4 Y 'TL-T jf':glig,1if?q .xtvnd 9, , XJLAV -, X f L -A 4Q..,,,,,,,,,,.,f W , - - ka - 1 K I-:Le X -Q J , Q xr I .A N.-fuk ' g A . Sl .,v':.,f- I. . xxx ,J at-ffwiqsiig, M 1 Ng. llll I I ' 314' S' ,awk-' 'YI A llll llll I I., MW WJ, : 'C-ww 2- '- L - r S-Nfl Qi if, W ' ' up 1' ,M .5 L. l.. f ' '-- .-,-X ,z Q xt .5,l',.x-Q.. 6 1ir'1, Q 'kg . Y M ,AL I Q ' I Adv- I1 'A win -I '- ' E v . X. JV fhiitffw-' ' , 1' ' ' Mfgk- I N -i 'Q X1,.g'-QW'-.'?g7':y.'1.4'T2!If-1, Q ' - 3 W : -, A ,- Y . thug . p , zf g ', ' L- 5 al gf 'l V ,,Y., . .AI I ' 1 ,-2-ff' H , . im.:- A- ' GIFTS ' A ' , ffjyfk X- Af? 1 I-HJR 21.5 ff , J ' CUPOLAS ' SEWELL. c :f - up QV. O Posr LANTERNS ' gf FIREPLACE EQUIPMENT 1 THE WISHI C5 WELL GIFT SHCP Telephone TRiangle 7-0513 Washington Street Norwell Massachusetts Best Wishes to the I959 Graduating Class WALTER R. HALL A pp M h tt Mr. JUS E PH Where You Are Always Fitted Properly For Your Prom Formals Telep hone Taylor 6-2579 Corners Broadway 8. Route 3 Hanover Hrs. 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. Daily Massachusetts HANGVER PHARMACY Tedeschi's Shopping Center Route 3 Hanover TAylor 6-2431 Congratulations To The Graduating Class of 1959 PLYMOUTH QUARRIES INC. THE GLASS HOUSE Largest China and Glass Shop on the South Shore Domestic and Imported China, Crystal, Lamps, Dinnerware and Gifts Queen Anne's Corner - Route 3 '-X MID Hingham Mass. Compliments Of , Ladies Wearing Apparel MARSH S GROCERY STORE 303 Union Street Route 3 Norwell Rockland MOSS Compliments Of lx!!!-f 5 , .-..',.,-.i- 'Z E alll. E Til! i HILL TOP Service Station and Sport Shop Norwell Main Street Massachusetts OLfieId 9-9371 PURDY STUDIOS OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHERS FOR THE CLASS OF I959 COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND THRIFTY CLEANERS a LAUNDERERS PURITAN CLOTHING QUALITY CLEANERS REASONABLE RATES 259 Union Street Rockland 3 Hour Service Telephone Tlliangle 7-1575 Evelyn Swain, Prop. Oldfield 9-4321 STYLE OF THE SOUTH SHORE v JIU -5- El 2f 91:fw'f?f'-If.. -gr ' If -5 -VIMmw-w,mW W V of f E. F. A. LEARY, INC. Sales-OIL BURNER-Service-Range and Fuel Oil The Good GULF Station Telephone TI-iiangle 7-1573 i i lllashington, Street 7-0654 ASSIHIPPI, Massachusetts Compliments STANLEY A. BRIGGS O N' TEENS HORSES WEE For Sale-For Hire Hanover Center Mass. Rockland Massachusetts Taylor 6-4491 CAPEWAY MOTOR LODGE MlLADY'S SHOPPE Housekeeping Facilities u l l Speclallzlng Telephone Tlliangle 7-1520 Millinery and Yard Goods Norwell Massachusetts Open Year Round Scituate Harbor Mass PINKHAM REXALL NORTHEAST T-V 8- Michael j. Nardozzi, Prop. APPLIANCE CO. Front Street 130 Front Street Scituate Harbor Scituate llarbor Hass. linden 54518 ROACH 8. WINSKE The Complete l loor Covering Store Plumbing and Heating S. 212 lligh Street Norwell, ll.D., llluss. Mass. MP. Reg. 5671 3 'lmok Sweet Edward Roach ,loam winske Scituate llurlmor l.lnrlen 5-1367 Tlll 7-0054 'lllll T'O585ll JOSSELYN'S MARKET Choice Meats Birdseye Frozen Foods The New Main Street Norwell Massachusetts Tel- OL 9-2621 RICE'S NEWS AGENCY Telephone Olndfield 9-93 82 ASSINIPPI LINE Norwell Center COMPANY Better All Along the Line F0-lf' KQCJJ :wro suffsfef 'L . , 'V . I - -- ' ' W . Y 9 We Compliments of ESTES AUTO SUPPLY INC. Telephone Tlliiangle 7-0155 Rockland Massachusetts ROCKLAND MUSIC STCRE d Mossoc LELYVELD'S SHDE STORE Union at Reed Street Rockland THE WELCH COMPANY Your Shopping Center H b M h Compliments GEORGE BEACH SATUIT BOWLAWAY PLUMBING AND HEATING Central Street Norwell Telephone OLdfield 9-2641 Best Wishes ' THE COPPER LANTERN RESTAURANT ' ' - YOU' GE- Dealer Front Street, Scituate llarbor Scituate Compliments Of ALLAN R. WHEELER Excavating Grading Sewage Waterworks Parking Lots Asphalt Driveways Telephone l,lnflen 5-0612 106 Stockbridge Street iXl2lSSi'iCllllSCtL THE TOWN PUMP JOSEPH'S GARAGE I Hour Cleaning 3 Hour Shift Service Pontiacs-Vauxhaul-CMC Truck Laundramat Open 24 Hours Never Extra Charge Free Delivery OLdfield 9-2671 39-41 Front Street Scituate Main Street Norwell Linden 5-0500 D0dge .105-Rated Trucks WATSON CHEVROLET INC. Dodge Passenger Cars h T h l PAUL YOUNG MOTORS See t e New 1959 C evro et 126 First Parish Road Free Pick Up and Delivery Service Scituate Massachusetts Llnden 5-0154 Llnden 5-0200 Scituate llarbor RANNY'S CLCTHING STORE 284 l'nion Street Rockland fllzlssnchusetts Telephone Tliiangle 7-0937 r W 'I KELI0Nx2xRm1+aTuIi9llIg ---...,,.. v- JOHN J. WHITE PRECISION JEWELER - WATCHMAKER DIAMONDS - WATCHES - JEWELRY Route 3, Norwell at Washington Park -e-.L ' 'Aww .-M... ,ami-L.- In hue E' T qv .- Alive f ,-an 4' - ' M - ' .V - rf' fr' .E as I f TIT Vi T QQ 455 Q ,tj'?fm.f?---f . , psf ,,..n ' - ,pf I .jfw A . S X ' T' I . 4 u ' Guaranteed repairs on all types of watches and clocks at a minimum cost. Featuring the iELTON HI-FIDELITY PHONOGRAPH Sales and Service Compliments of THE A FRIEND NORWELL HIGH FACULTY GAUDETTE BROS. INC. Route 3 Norwell Massachusetts 17.0. Accord, Mass. Telephone TH ianglc 7-3792 AND STUDENT BODY Congrotulote THE CLASS OF T959 OUR PATRONS The 1959 graduating class extends to its friends and neighbors sincere appreciation for their support of the Shipbuilder Mr. 8: Mrs. Frank Falconer Mr. 8:Mrs. W. M. Sadler Mr. 8: Mrs. John Meede Mr. 8:Mrs. Joseph R. Mason Ronald C. Mason '55 Russell Mason Eric Jan Mason Mr. 8:Mrs. Mr. 8:Mrs. Mr. 8:Mrs. Mr. 8:Mrs. Mr. 8:Mrs. Mr. 8:Mrs. Ernest W. Haskins, Jr. Henry A. St. Ours John H. Wyllie William E. Cobb Allan H. Hakanson William A. Frehill Rita C. Frehill '56 Mr. 8: Mrs. Robert Clive John C. Slupski, Sr. Roger Dangora Mr. Norman F. Vail Mr. 8: Mrs. Burt Cobbett Mr. 8: Mrs. Alfred Sheehan Mr. 8:Mrs. Stephen L. Stella Merle Alward Ernest Farren Mr. 8: Mrs. Robert M. Fukada Oliver Noonan Mr. 8: Mrs. Everett Magoun Mrs. Cora Brisson Miss Jean McAlpine 58 Mr. 8: Mrs. James Bartels A Friend Mr. 8: Mrs John F. Howe Mr. 8: Mrs Scott A. Babcock Mr. 8: Mrs Robert Molla Mr. 8: Mrs. Stephen L. Mott Mr. 8:Mrs. John McCarvell Miss Ann M. McA1pine Robert Shortall Mr. 8:Mrs. Richard A. Housley Mr. 8: Mrs. William L. Nolan Rev. 8: Mrs. C. Philip Bosserman Robert Kroeger, Jr. Mr. 8:Mrs. Mr. 8:Mrs. Mr. 5LMrs. Mr. 8:Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs Sanborn Vincent Walter W. Griffin Malcolm J. Burnham Emest Haskins N. Edwin Covel Mr. 8: Mrs. Augustine J. Thibodeau Mr. Robert J. Could Mrs. H. William Cook Roger L. Steller Mr. 8: Mrs. James E. Brokaw Mr. 8:Mrs. Ralston E. Bates Mr. 8: Mrs. John B. Amold Robert F. Dwyer Mrs. Grace Wessman Mr. 8:Mrs. M. W. Benner William G. Tarr Robert W. Webb Croce J. Pompeo Mr. 8:Mrs. John C. Bond 1.1 A E' ' LQ-1: i ,- ., fi .:40:f3 f 9 .. ? ' 6' iv Us I eb-J Qxvyfp ri I I ' .x , 1 , i. all .1- Nt. QQ ? All-Around' Fun s if f' 0- if rig J ' - .ia- ' 5' xl ' ,Q . - f - vu A if Fan!-5 X Q? V.J I -5 QS .Q . r ,Ah IM. FLASH! Congratulations to and three cheers for our 1958-59 Basket- ball Teams Boys: 14 wins 2 losses--Western Division Champs of South Shore League Girls: 6 wins 3 losses 6'J'i 2lg'5 MIL .h !.' '- n - ,U 's74f'f ' , 111,500 , n v u , 1 V . , ,Pia .a s I 1 J' .1 ' .51 4,7311 'Q 'ffl A Q V , 1 O v .al -1. O . 'vi 'ffm of . ff. .gel Q s s uf ' r, ' f 0' ', 1 - I I 1 ,L + 1 A X 1 -01, Urn F A .Uh LS ,S 'Q f2 li I-.ri , . QI! 0. JI 2 .., Vu 1 . 1 I I J I. -f -'1 4 , I Y . Q v 1 O' O V .9 11 v l 1 ll 075' ' , ' 1