Norwell High School - Shipbuilder Yearbook (Norwell, MA)

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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

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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'-

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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