Norwell High School - Shipbuilder Yearbook (Norwell, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1960 volume:

I - ' -ife c ' .. ' J - ts , -fa 6 i a;. J j  ; s 1 I J ! ■v ; ' NOBWELL PUBLIC LIBRARY f j fl .7 - y i ; y X y | (7 u I y S ■ 4 ■ iP u% ' faj Norwell Public Library 4 THE SHIPBUILDER I960 TgVlottTf i II I jw IN MEMORIAM Mrs. Enid Taylor We lovingly remember Mrs. Enid Taylor who out of her own generosity gave so willingly of her time and knowledge to enrich the lives of the students at Norwell High School. DEDICATION The class of 1960 proudly dedicates this year ' s SHIPBUILDER to Mr. Lowell A. Perry. We will always remember his contagious humor, the friendly chats in the hall, and the lively social studies classes. His efforts have been untiring, his advice invaluable and to him, our favorite, we pay tribute. SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS MR. CLIFTON E. BRADLEY SCHOOL SECRETARY GUIDANCE DIRECTOR MRS EDITH DEVINE MR. HUGH CHANDLER ICiCE OUR PRINCIPAL re mm MR. FREDERICK A. SMALL To the Class of 1960: We live in an era that is fretted by many an irritant --both internal and external to our social being. The troubles and turmoils of our generation are such, indeed, as to try men ' s souls. But, as the strength of steel results from fire and forge, so is the durability of character made manifest by the fears and frustrations through which the strong personality emerges victorious in its contention with the problems of life. With every new challenge are equally new and fascinating opportunities. Author Edgar Ansel Mower in his recent book, A GOOD TIME TO BE ALIVE, says: No personal experience can be more thrilling than a supreme adventure of the human race. Our western civilization is undergoing a decisive test ... Its leadership is challenged. In being called upon to face that challenge, Americans are confronted with unequaled opportunity. Ahead of them lies the great assignment of preserving the best part and shaping a richer future. If man ' s deepest greatness is his capacity to choose, to suffer and to enjoy, then happy is the generation born, like ours, to take part in earth-shaking events. Class of 1960, consider well your opportunities. May your personal efforts be the stuff from which is shaped the glory and the honor of a bright tomorrow. Frederick A. Small Miss Pauline A. Schiel ENGLISH Mr. John J. Mahoney, Jr. ENGLISH .■ , Mrs. Marion H. Joyce LATIN Mr. C. Wade Jenkins FRENCH and GERMAN Mrs. Margaret H. Adams ENGLISH and FRENCH Mrs. Regina M. Paradise MATHEMATICS Mrs. Doris E. Gailey MATHEMATICS Mr. Francis J. Di Sabatino SCIENCE Miss Cecily P. Day SCIENCE Mrs. Ruth A. Winters COMMERCIAL Mrs. S. Madeleine Gulliver ART Mr. Felix J. Dixon PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mrs. Mary F. Knapp PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mrs. Choris A. Vernon HOME ECONOMICS Mr. Arthur J. Axon INDUSTRIAL ARTS Mr. Theodore Hewitt MUSIC Mrs. Elizabeth Hewitt MUSIC • m h 1 3 If MUl i ill • r ii h u . If fz, VICE PRESIDENT ROBERT JONES HOWLETT Howbob . . . lady ' s man . . . definite artistic talent . . . oh, c ' mon! . . . dances up a storm. Science fair 2,3,4; Class Vice President 4; Honor Roll 1; SHIPBUILDER Staff 4. PRESIDENT ELLSWORTH GRANDON KEENE Skippy . . . Big Man on Campus . . . king of the lunchroom . . . Obviously! . . . shy, but oh, so popular! Science Fair 2,3,4; Soccer 2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Biology Club 2; Student Council 1,2,3,4; Class President 4; Na- tional Honor Society 3,4; Honor Roll 1,2; SHIP- BUILDERStaff 4; Student Exchange 3; National Athletic Scholarship Society 3,4; Class Vice Presi- dent 1. •t SECRETARY SARA ELLEN STEPHANUS California Sunshine . . . beauty and brains . . . Where ' s your little bug? . . . caused quite a sensa- tion. Class secretary 4; SHIPBUILDER Staff 4; Nathan Eckstein High 1; Abraham Lincoln 2. TREASURER SUSAN ELIZABETH MacDONALD Suey . . . oh, those curls . . . Junior Prom prin- cess . . . personality plus . . . female Fred Astaire . . . We ' re twins! Field Hockey 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Softball 3; Cheerleading 4; Class Treasurer 1; V. President 2; Secretary 3; Treasurer 4; SHIPBUILDER Staff 4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Debating Club 4. 10 MATTHEW WARNER ABBOTT Matt - . . underclassmen ' s idol . . . That ' s what I like about girls . . . Boston Ballroom. Science Fair 2; Soccer 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2; Bas- ketball 1,2,4; Library Staff 1; Class Treasurer 2; Class President 3. ■ JOANNE AMALIE ANDERSON Unforgettable in Francais II . . . Hollywood fan . . . last of the Anderson sisters . . . Did you hear the joke about . . .? Science Fair 1,2,4; Library Staff 1; Field Hockey 1,4; SHIPBUILDER Staff 4. BARBARA JEANNE BANKS Horses, horses, horses . . . one of the trio . . . fu- ture in art? . . . frontier jacket. Nor-Hi-News 4; Science Fair 2; Commercial Club 1,2,3,4; SHIPBUILDER Staff 4. ERNEST PETERSON BAKER Ernie . . . Whadda ya ' say, Dad? . . . unofficial welcoming committee. Soccer 3; Banning High School 1,2. 11 WILLIAM EARL BEAUREGARD Billy . . . has a smile for everyone . . . young ' un . . . yearbook solicitor ... 6 2 8? Soccer 4; Student Council 4; Biology Club 2; SHIPBUILDER Staff 4. EILEEN ALICIA BEACH Oh, such red hair ! . . . full of fun . . . smart . . . Pixie cut . . . sense of humor . . . classical music. Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Library Staff 3; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Field Hockey 2,3,4; Field Day Committee 3; National Honor Society 3,4; SHIPBUILDER Staff 4. WARREN DOUGLAS CARLTN Dougie . . . Chevie convertible . . . chain-mail . . . skirts ... big flirt ... so SmO-O-Oth! Science Fair 2; SHIPBUILDER Staff 4. DUNCAN HODGES BOND Dune . . . mumble, mumble, groan . . . chuck- les . . . Anybody got a radiator? . . . Brain. Student Exchange Committee 3; SHIPBUILDER Co-Editor 4; Science Fair 3 (Honorable Mention), 4; Honor Roll 1,2; National Honor Society 3,4; Basketball Manager 1,2,3,4; National Athletic Scholarship Society 3,4. 12 ROSALIND CRANTON Another Grandma Moses? . . . horse enthusiast ponytail . . . oh, those art classes. Science Fair 2; Commercial Club 2,3,4. ■ 45; ir MAUREEN ANN CARON Quiet and feminine . . . Thumbalina . . . good things come in small packages . . . petite et belle. Glee Club 3; Debating Club 4; SHIPBUILDER Staff 4; Chorus 3. JON EDWARD DANGORA Chuckles constantly . . . real lady ' s man . . . flirt . . . collar up all the time . . . crazy about P.D. Archbishop Williams 1,2,3; Raffle Salesman Win- ner 2; Magazine Subscription Winner 3; Altar Boy 1,2,3. JOAN WINFIELD CURRIE Joanie . . . always with Joanne . . . Who wants to do morning exercises? . . . future in art . . . What a blast! Science Fair 2 (honorable mention); Basketball 2; Library Staff 1; Biology Club 2; SHIPBUILDER Staff 4; Band 1,2,3,4. 13 SANDRA CLAIRE DEFABIO To the Cape! ... red Ford . . . shorthand whiz . . . Ronnie . . . Chowderhead. Basketball 2,3,4; Softball 2; Commercial Club 2, treasurer 3, president 4; Debate Club 4. PATRICIA LEE DAVIS Pat . . . cool, calm, and collected . . . pretty smile . . . full of fun . . . chuckles. Science Fair 2; Library Staff 1; Glee Club 1,2; Commercial Club 2,3,4. LINDA MARIE DRISCOLL Kookie, Kookie, lend me your comb. . . . always under a sunlamp . . . Where ' s your English? . . . Who ' s going to the game? Debate Club 4. V JOHN CHARLES DOHERTY, JR. Jack . . . always supplies the gum . . . Ecchhh ! . . . Comprenezvous francais? . . . typical teenager . . . car fiend. Student Council 2,3,4; Science Fair 2,3,4; Biology Club 2; SHIPBUILDER Staff 4. Ss 14 BRUNO PIERCE ILMONEN Buck . . . Nobody believes me. . . . fellow M.B.H. member ... ' 50 Fords for me. Science Fair 2,3,4. JOSEPH VITALIANO FIOCCA Joe . . . The Brain . . . flirtatious ways . . . well liked and admired by all . . . student govern- ment representative. SHIPBUILDER Staff 4; Science Fair 1,3,4; Honor Roll 3; Biology club 2. ALLEN BREWSTER JORDAN Golden trumpet . . . Copper Lantern ' s right hand man . . . who ' s the latest? Band 1,2,3,4; Audio-visual aid helper 1,2,3,4; Science Fair 2,3. ELIZABETH AMELIA JENSEN Betty . . . Blonde Bombshell . . . brains, beauty, and Bob? . . . Oh, no, not gym again today! Class treasurer 3,4; SHIPBUILDER Staff 4; Com- mercial Club 2,3,4; Debate Club 4; Glee Club 2,3. 15 MARY JANE JOSEPH Representative at Girls ' State . . . Quiet and sweet . . . Keeps a baton twirling . . . Brains and beauty . Basketball (manager) 3,4; Honor Society 3,4; SHIPBUILDER Staff 4; Drum Majorettes 1,2,3,4; Commercial Club 2,3,4. JERILYN ANNE KROEGER Jeri . . . North River gal . . . That ' s the breaks! Colby Jr. bound . . . Basketball. Science Fair 3,4; Field Hockey 1,2,3,4; Basket- ball 1,2,3,4; Softball 1,2,3,4; Library Staff 1,2; Biology Club 2; Student Council 3,4; SHIPBUILDER Co-editor 4. JOHN OTIS LITCHFIELD Litchie . . . Swinging trombone . . . P.A. system blues? . . . Can ' t beat his discus throw. Science Fair 2,3; Library Staff 3,4; Soccer 1,2,3,4; Basketball 4; Track 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 3,4; Debating Club 4. SALLY ANNE MAGEE Mrs. Vernon ' s pet . . . Hey Carol . . . Tres chic . . . Neat wardrobe. Library Staff 1,2; SHIPBUILDER Staff 4; Commer- cial Club 2,3,4; Drum Majorettes 1. 16 SANDRA JEAN McEWEN Sandy . . . Whiz on skates . . . Clothes galore . . . Smart in art . . . Clever seamstress. Science Fair 4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Field Hockey 1; Basketball 1,2. RUSSELL MASON Russ . . . Always at the dentist during class . . . Contagious chuckle . . . Mr. Wizard of the Chem- istry class. VIVIAN ROBERTA McMILLAN Crazy guitar . . . Loves horses . . . Where ' s Bar- bara? . . . Artistic talents. Science Fair 2; Library Staff 1,2; Honor Society 3,4; SHIPBUILDER Staff 4; Commercial Club 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2; Honor Roll 2,3,4. ?$ LEROY KENNETH McKAY . . Ice cream anyone? . . . Hot Merc car . . . Big boost to the Shipbuilder ad staff. Science Fair 2; Soccer 1,3,4; Basketball 1; Base- ball 3; Track 1,2; SHIPBUILDER Staff 4. • ' a ■• ■ ' ■■ ' ' BRUCE LAWRENCE MURRAY Murph . . . Boola-aloob . . . magnificent coif- fure . . . brain in math . . . all for the A P. Basketball 1,2,3; Track manager 1,2,3; Library Staff 2; Biology Club 2; Class President 1; Class Vice President 3; Honor Society 3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3; National Athletic Scholarship 3,4. TORREY HUNT MITCHELL Mr. Motor Trend . . . I ' m broke . . . Willy ' s Jeep . . . loves P.D. class . . . loyal M.B.H. mem- ber. Science Fair 2; Baseoall Manager 2. MARGARET ROSE NOLAN Serious minded . . . boss in the library . . busy as a bee . . . smart . . . future nurse. Library Staff 1,2,3,4; Science Fair 2,4. ETHEL KATHYLENE NOLAN Pet peeve gym! . . . Hey Sue, where ' s Lori? curly locks. Commercial Club 2,3,4; SHIPBUILDER Staff 4; Debating Club 4; Glee Club 1,2,3. 18 KENNETH ALLYN PAINTER Ken . . . chickens everywhere . . . debates in P.D. . . . Red truck in N.H.S. parking lot. Haverhill High School 1,2; Student Council 2; Honor Roll 1,2; French Club 2; Projectionist Club 1,2; Science Fair 2,3,4. v H vS JONATHAN RUSSELL OMAN Jon . . . easy going . . . car troubles . . . lady ' s man . . . athletic. Science Fair 2,3; Basketball 1,2,3; Track 1,2; Cross Country 3; Biology Club 2. LOIS JEAN REED Loey . . . chatterbox . . . fashion plate . . . Daddy ' s girl . . . Where ' s that photographer? Field hockey 2; SHIPBUILDER Staff 4; Biology Club 2; Glee Club 1,2,3; Debating Club 4. BARBARA ANN POMPEO Barb . . . The Do-Nut Shop . . . Bob, Buddy, etc. . . . Well, I can ' t tell you that. . . . who ' s her latest? Science Fair 2; SHIPBUILDER Staff 4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Debate Club 4; Commercial Club 2,3,4. 19 ' ii IftrrflrMi TiffrliiPnnr JOHN ROLAND ROBERTS Johnnie . . . buckskin jacket . . . rodeo fan loves horses . . . hot ' 52 Ford. Science Fair 2; Biology Club 2.  _y JOAN EVELYN ROBINSON Always smiling . . . catchy giggle . . . kinda new to Norwell ways . . . loves gym ! Science Fair 2; Commercial Club 2,3,4; Glee Club 2,3; Debate Club 4. JANICE VICTORIA SLUPSKI Senior Sweetheart . . . fashion designer . . . lives for cheerleading . . . Princess of Junior Prom. Field Hockey 1,2,3,4; Softball 3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3; Cheerleading 2,3,4; Debate Club 4; SHIP- BUILDER Staff 4; Class Secretary 1; Class Presi- dent 2. CAROL JEAN SHEEHAN Heart of gold . . . babysitting jobs . . . clothes galore . . . warm and friendly household. Science Fair 1; SHIPBUILDER Staff 4; Commercial Club 2,3,4 (Treasurer); Glee Club 1,2,3. 20 GAIL ELAINE STELLA Every summer on the Cape . . . pincurls everyday . . . babysitter . . . go, Gail, go . . . refreshment committees. Commercial Club 2,3,4; Field Hockey 1; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Debate Club 4; SHIPBUILDER Staff 4; Basketball 4. DAVID CHARLES STELLA Dave . . . full of tall tales . . . Romeo . Where ' s your car, Dave? . . . lookit now . Science Fair 2. EDWARD HARTWELL WHITE, JR. Teddy . . . Gone with the wind (in his Ford) . That ' s cool . . . dance, Ted, dance. Basketball 1,2,3,4; Soccer 4; Cross Country 2; Baseball 1,4; Library Staff 2,3,4; Debate Club 4. JOHN ASPINWALL WATSON Jack . . . P.D. blues . . . wild ' 55 Pontiac. SHIPBUILDER Staff 4; Science Fair 2,3; Biology Club 2; Band 1. 21 JOHN FRANCIS YETMAN Yetty . . . happy the day long . . . Yuh ! Caddying on the Cape. Science Fair 2. RICHARD THOMAS YETMAN Dick . . . always grinning . . . Youth group chauffeur . . . one of the brothers. Science Fair 2,3; Soccer 4. LOIS MAY YOURELL Thermos in her hand . . . always happy . . . gig- gles. Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Commercial Club 2,3,4. 22 WHAT OUR ALUMNI ARE DOING June Anderson Scott Babcock Susan Baker Dorothy Bennett Stephen Cobb Lynne Covel Violet DeFabio Janet Devine James Falconer Joanne Feneck Jeannette Gadreau Joyce Griffin Jane Gunderway Alan Hakanson Stanley Hanson Richard Housley Collette Lafferty Donald Maxwell Scott McEwen Jane Meade Elizabeth Mesheau Marie Molla Nancy Nolan Lorene Noonan Kevin O ' Brien Arthur Oman Joan Osborne Philip Painter Thomas Ramsey Linda Rauch Ellen Reagan James Robertson Marie Sheehan Frederick St. Ours Ernestine Swain Marie Thibodeau Marjorie Vellella James Walsh Philip West James Wyllie William Yetman Prudential Life Insurance Company Dartmouth College Springfield College Farming Shortall Form Company University of New Hampshire Pierce Secretarial School University of Maine The Citadel Fred Astaire Studio Prudential Life Insurance Company Deaconess Hospital At Home University of Connecticut Northeastern University Washington and Lee University New England Insurance Company Northeastern University Fore River Shipyard Carney Hospital Prudential Life Insurance Company Prudential Life Insurance Company McMurray College Newman Preparatory School Fitchburg State Teacher ' s College U. S. Navy Mount Ida Jr. College Carpenter ' s Apprentice U. S. Naval Reserve Prudential Life Insurance Company Smith ' s Store U. S. Air Force Chandler School for Women Northeastern University Coffee Shop Rockland Trust Company Burbank College U. S. Naval Reserve Massachusetts School of Art Lafayette College U. S. Marines 23 BEST LOOKING: Bruce and Jan MOST POPULAR: Sue and Skip SENIOR CLASS CUT-UPS: Joanne and Jack CLASS FLIRTS: Lois and Doug 24 SUPERLATIVES MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Dune and Eileen 1 f% BEST DRESSED: Jan and Bill MOST COURTEOUS: Joan and Matt MOST ATHLETIC: Skip and Jeri 25 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY L STANDING: Mary Joseph; Vivian McMillan; Duncan Bond; Ellsworth Keene; Eileen Beach; Bruce Murray: SEATED: Mr. Small, Advisor. D.A.R. GOOD CITIZEN Eileen Beach 26 SENIOR AWARDS BAUSCH LOMB SCIENCE AWARD Ellsworth Keene V STUDENT GOVERNMENT REPRESENTATIVE Joseph Fiocca BETTY CROCKER HOMEMAKER AWARD Janice Slupski BABE RUTH SPORTS AWARD Ellsworth Keene and Sandra DeFabio THE SHIPBUILDER STAFF FRONT ROW: E. Nolan; J. Anderson; V. McMillan; D. Bond and J. Kroeger, Co-Editors, S. Keene; C. Sheehan; M. Caron. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Gailey; Advisor; S. MacDonald; G. Stella; E. Beach; J. Slupski; S. Stephanus; L. Reed; S. Magee; M Joseph. THIRD ROW: J. Fiocca; J. Currie; S. McEwen; B. Banks; B. Jensen; B. Pompeo; D. Carlin; W. Beauregard; J. Doherty. ■ •••••« r i U , 1— p - n fc • • • M ■ • A j -X JB . ' Atl 1 ▼ . hL f ■ B __i l Br -s ' M . 1 5 -  m M ■ W MP -- aw k. Cft k—W - 1 X — C L. A Jt B ■! mVLr m L B H i Am W T f ' m ] P r Jfei HV • | ■ . H lb 1 A. . _ , u . . t .da mmmi. W Informal meeting of the Yearbook Staff. 28 SHADES OF THE FIRST GRADE FIRST ROW: S. Adams; J. Ryan; L. McKay; J. Anderson; C. Sheehan; S. Magee; D. Gallager; P. Rosa. SEC- OND ROW: R. O ' Toole; E. Keene; R. Mason; F. Garritson; N. Molla; V. McMillian; H. Rice; R. Can; B. Towne; F. Link; J. Yetman; B. Pompeo; L. Almond; Mrs. Drury. FIRST ROW: S. Fuller; C. Handy; M. Joseph; M. Cavanagh; J. Swain; J. Anderson; J. Kroeger; E. Beach. SECOND ROW: P. Bachman; W. Silver; B. Murray; W. Keene; J. Tolman; J. Douglas; J. Fiocca; S. Joseph; H. Spinney; D. Brown. THIRD ROW: J. Vinal; R. Hansen; R. Baker; T. Mitchel; J. Currie; D. Bond; A. Dunton; J. Litchfield; L. Richards; D. Brown; Mrs. McKenny. 29 ft WE ■ .- SENIOR SNAPSHOTS The Line-Up Anything goes Open a little wider Jeri and Murph, 7th grade sweethearts? I. v .w How-Bob the M.C. Don ' t we have fun in Physics? Commercial Club Trip Debate Club 30 4 i, m% Dfelt CLASS OFFICERS S. Mott President R. Carr V. President B. Virta Secretary D. Prouty Treasurer FRONT ROW: E. Heredeen, P. Cobbett, S. Jordan, S. Housley, C. Beach, J. Brown, J. Davis, R. Cushing, J. Brown, B. Boig, M. Cavanaugh, P. Causer. SECOND ROW: R. Benting, J. Gabriel, S. Grohe, E. Hager, J. Alward, F. Ingram, S. Cayon, W. Coons, W. Hersey, M. McCausland, J. Douglas, D. Slettner, G. Booth, R. Dangora, R. Carr. 32 JUNIORS FRONT ROW: K. O ' Donnel, B. Virta, K. McGuire, N. Molla, K. Osborne, S. Henderson, G. Mudge, C. Paradise, S. Millette, C. Muzral, S. Mclntyre, R. Laing, J. Walter, B. Smith, D. Smolski. SECOND ROW: S. Mott, D. Marland, M. Pilalas, P. Rosa, J. Standish, B. Messinger, J. Power, D. McLean, W. Meacham, D. Messinger, N. Swain, D. Prouty, D. O ' Leary. Junior Class Colors Turquoise and White Junior Class Flower Pink Carnation The Junior Class is waiting patiently (?) for the arrival of class rings which were ordered in October. The future plans of the class include the Junior Prom which will be held in April and the Junior -Senior Banquet scheduled for late spring. The Juniors are eagerly anticipating the many responsibilities as well as the prestige they will receive as Seniors next year at Norwell High School. Best wishes from the graduating class of 1960 for a delightful and successful year. 33 SOPHOMORES FIRST ROW: G. Wells, P. Stella, M. Roach, L. Robbins, I. Roberts, S. Sadler, W. Robbins, L. Yourell. SECOND ROW: D. Young, R. Vernon, S. Tarr, P. Vaughn, M. Smith, J. Underdown, R. Rotnem, R. Woodhill. FIRST ROW: R. Reed, B. Keene, J. Noonan, J. Muldoon, M. Lind, J. Reagan, C. Kelly, B. Lincoln, L. Thompson, D. Stephanus, K. Osborne. SECOND ROW: W. Malloy, R. Keefe, M. Maxwell, M. Loud, N. Larkin, G. Lantz, J. Litchfield. 34 SOPHOMORES FIRST ROW: S. Davis, N. Babcock, N. Jordan, G. Farrar, P. Roberts, S. Erickson, M. Apts, J. Caron, M. Cushing, M. Farrar, D. Dailey, P. Housley. SECOND ROW: F. Jones, D. Cody, S. Andrews, E. Haskins, J. Ilmonen, G. Gilmore, B. Carlin, W. Fre- hill, A. Benson, W. Anderson. B. Keene President A. Benson V. President S. Erickson Secretary R. Keefe Treasurer 35 EJUS ■ FRESHMEN FIRST ROW: J. Bond, C. Burnett, C. Clark, P. Domit, K. Crays, B. Davis, M. Brown, C. Catyb, P. Clark, M. Corbett, L. Burbank. SECOND ROW: P. Deane, P. Andrew, P. Dangora, B. Bosteels, S. Connely, S. Cayon, J. Doherty, R. Cottle, J. Devine. FIRST ROW: E. Thibodeau, B. Reardon, J. Tunis, J. Smolski, K. Oman, P. Scott, C. Shaw, S. Sabel. SECOND ROW: G. Robinson, D. Spradlin, R. Young, J. Repass, A. Walter, J. Peterson, W. Weatherbee, T. Prince, R. Pompeo. 36 FRESHMEN FIRST ROW: S. Me ader, M. McGuire, B. LeMotte, S. Goodwin, S. McKnight, E. Kressler, S. Scarsilloni, S. Moffat, B. Hurley, J. Marland. SECOND ROW: F. Gabriel, P. Johnson, J. Mason, R. Merritt, D. Joseph, L. Honkenon, F. Millette, L. Graham, D. Lunn, R. Hager, S. Files, J. McKay, J. Mclntyre, C. Johnson. Donald Spradlin President Karen Crays V. President Kristin Oman Secretary Michael Corbett Treasurer 37 Just keep walking Don ' t we make a cute couple? Last Dance Those seniors think up some queer things ■ SOCCER KNEELING: B. Keene, E. Hager, P. Andrew, D. Joseph, P. Gaudette, W. Meacham, W. Bearegarde, J. Banks, W. Hersey, M. Corbett, R. Hager. STANDING: J. Litchfield, Manager, L. McKay, W. Anderson, E. Haskins, D. Marland, K. Osborne, R. Keefe, S. Mott, R. Benting, R. Prouty, M. Abbott, R. Carr, J. Litchfield, E. Keene, D. Sletner, E. White, Mr. Dixon. ' Litchie 1959 SLATE Duxbury 1 Norwell Norwell 1 Sharon 1 Norwell 5 Quincy 1 Duxbury 3 Norwell 2 Sharon 3 Norwell 2 Norwell 5 Tabor Acadamy 1 Norwell 4 N. Quincy Norwell 2 N. Quincy Norwell 5 Quincy 1 Tabor Acadamy 4 Norwell The Soccer team had a successful season this year winning a majority of its games. Three new teams, Quincy, North Quincy, and Sharon were added to the slate and it is hoped that by next year a league will be formed. 40 IN ACTION AGAINST NORTH QUINCY ' The Kickoff Dick MM On the run FIELD HOCKEY After it gang FRONT ROW: Mrs. Knapp, E. Beach, K. McGuire, S. Housley, J. Kroeger, J. Slupski, S. MacDonald, C. Beach, B. Smith, M. Maxwell, E. Heredeen, M. Smith, J. Anderson, manager. SECOND ROW: K. Crays, P. Housley, W. Robbins, L. Robbins, J. Muldoon, S. Moffatt, E. Readon, E. Kressler, P. Scott, P. Causer, P. Domit, S. Sable, M. Roach, S. Ericson, D. Daily, C. Clark, J. Noonan. CROSS COUNTRY FRONT: P. Pina REAR: R. Prouty FRONT: G. Wells REAR: R. Benting SEASON ' S RECORD: Seven Wins and One Loss. Winner of the South Shore Principals ' Cross Country Meet, Class B. FRONT ROW: J. Alward, T. Prince, D. Spradlin, G. Wells, A. Benson, P. Johnson. STANDING: Mr. Axon, R. Prouty, D. Cody, R. Benting, D. Marland, G. Lantz, R. Woodhill, R. Dangora, J. Devine, manager. 43 HK QSSP !! BASKETBALL Eileen Jeri Gail Kathy SCORES Norwell 55 Hanover 40 Norwell 46 West Bridgewater 45 Norwell 50 Cohasset 26 Norwell 45 Avon 31 Norwell 50 Hanover 33 Norwell 54 Duxbury 57 Norwell 56 Cohasset 27 Norwell 66 Duxbury 60 Norwell 67 West Bridgewater 43 Norwell 52 Avon 43 Co-Champions of the Western Division of the South Shore League S. DeFabio; K. McGuire; C. Beach; B. Smith; J. Kroeger; M. Smith; G. Stella; E. Beach; S. Housley; Mrs. Knapp, Coach. Be a 44 Mary Sandy K$R ffo G. Lantz; E. Keene; M. Abbott; R. Benting; D. Marland; R. Prouty; D. Cody; Mr. Axon, Coach. SCORES Norwell 57 Duxbury 54 Norwell 69 Duxbury 64 Norwell 53 Hanover 37 Norwell 94 Hanover 46 Norwell 51 Marshfield .... 66 Norwell 83 Hull 59 Norwell 66 Cohasset 38 Norwell 79 Cohasset 52 Norwell 76 Holbrook 62 Norwell 60 East Bridgewater 42 Norwell 61 West Bridgewater 73 Norwell 60 West Bridgewater 71 Norwell 59 Bridgewater .... 64 Norwell 74 Scituate 68 Norwell 68 Avon 58 Norwell 98 Avon 59 Skip Ted Matt •Bob Dick v ACTION Flying through the air with the greatest of ease. Get that rebound That certain touch Fast and smooth m mj % AGAINST HANOVER Keeping the books?? Two points for Skip Those refreshing time outs Up and ... in 4? Dick Pete Eric Skip Don BASEBALL KNEELING FRONT: B. Keene; E. Hager; J. Alward; R. Dangora; B. Carlin. SECOND ROW: Mr. Dixon; D. Cody; D. Prouty; B. Benting; S. Keene; S. Mott; G. Lantz; P. Johnson. Mokey Bob Steve Jim 48 Warm Up First Pitch One Out ! KNEELING, LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Kroeger, J. Slupski, M. Smith, B. Smith, E. Heredeen. STANDING: B. Virta, K. McGuire, P. Loud, S. Erickson, G. Farrar, M. Farrar. SOFTBALL Two Outs ! Everybody Out ! 49 TRACK ' Matt ' Litchie 1 KNEELING: L. Alward, B. Keene, A. Benson, G. Wells, D. Messenger, J. Standish, P. Johnson, R. Dangora, P. Gaudette. STANDING: Mr. Axon, R. Prouty, J. Litchfield, G. Lantz, S. Mott, R. Vernon, E. Keene, D. Cody, D. Marland, P. Rosa, B. Messenger, R. Woodhill, R. Benting, M. Abbott. i -Skip 50 ' Bob ' '  ? 14 7 IROENING ( IEMPERING ¥ol OTEELS rTpi i v i T I E S i V L Wt Sunny Sue Patty Diane Pat Lin Kay Jan 52 k L ««tt MAJORETTES Sandra McEwen Priscilla Vaughan Rose Jensen Marie Farrar Judy Wright BAND Mary Joseph Marie Vaughan Sharon Sullivan Carol Yetman FRONT ROW: S. King; B. Royer; G. Currie; G. McCarvell; J. Janhemers; S. Appel; T. Hewitt; M. Muzrall. SECOND ROW: F. Henderson; D. Young; M. Edmonds; J. Devine. THIRD ROW: P. Edson; P. Babcock; A. Jordan; R. Shearer; W. Link; W. Hudsbeth. FOURTH ROW: R. Carr; J. Litchfield; P. Gaudette. GLEE CLUB ! I.L1H- ' R FRONT ROW: S. Davis; P. Causer; F. Vernon; K. Warren; S. Ryan; S. Meader; Mr. Hewitt; M. Joseph; Mrs. Hewitt; M. Brown; E. Cashman; M. Carew; S. Sullivan; R. Jenzen. SECOND ROW: M. Farrar; C. Molla; V. Larkin; A. Housley; M. Lantz; C. Wells; M. Albert; B. Leake; D. Sundwall; C. Beach; J. Litch- field; S. McEwen; P. Vaughn; M. Vaughn. THIRD ROW: B. Pompeo; C. Stella; B. Kresler; M. Muzrall; E. Heredeen; J. Muldoon; S. Magee; L. Yourell; S. Winski; S. Henderson; S. Erickson; E. Beach; S. Reardon; C. Paradise. NORWELL HIGH NEWS Co-editors: M. Joseph G. Stella 54 COMMERCIAL CLUB FRONT ROW: Mrs. Martin; S. Magee; B. Jensen; M. Joseph; P. Davis; S. Henderson; P. Burnett; E. Nolan; G. Mudge; J. Brown; P. Cobbett; J. Brown; K. Osborne; J. Robinson; C. Sheehan; G. Stella. SECOND ROW: L. Yourell; S. Maclntyre; S. Millette; M. Cavanaugh; K. McGuire; B. Pompeo; D. Smolski; R. Cranton; E. Heredine; B. Banks; K. O ' Donnell; B. Virta; V. McMillan. Ready for some of Jimmy ' s good food Western Serenaders 55 From far-away places STUDENT COUNCIL FIRST ROW: D. Cody, J. Kroeger, C. Beach, Mrs. Paradise, K. O ' Don- nel, R. Benting. SECOND ROW: E. Keene, J. Doherty, W. Beauregard, T. Prince, R. Cottle, R. Woodhill. LIBRARY STAFF SITTING: M. Nolan, B. Reardon, J. Reagan, Mrs. Taylor, R. Laing, G. Mudge, B. Lincoln. STANDING: E. White, S. Sabel, C. Muzrall, S. Jordan, L. Burbank, J. Litchfield. 56 Mrs. Robins; Mrs. Walters; Mrs. Moulton; Mrs. Weatherby; Mrs. Young. Mr. Young and Mr. Pike. E. Baker; W. Beauregard; J. Doherty; J. Banks; E. Keene; J. Dangora; R. Howlett; K. Painter; J. Yetman. ' Time for a breather. 1 57 Mr. Hughes; Miss Day; Mr. Stephansky; Mrs. Adams; Mr. Chandler. ma m The Faculty The Crowning ' JUNIOR An Enjoyable Evening 58 Deep Purple ' PROM 1958 ' Aren ' t we happy? Between Dances 59 HOME ECONOMICS B. Jensen; J. Litchfield; D. Smolski; E. Nolan. J. Litchfield L. Yourell; B. Pompeo; M. Joseph; P. Burnett; P. Davis. B. Jensen 60 J. Banks; D. Stella; R. Yetman; J. Roberts; L. McKay; Mr. Axon; J. Yetman; J. Watson. J. Watson 61 . • ■ ' ■: • m OUR PATRONS The 1960 graduating class extends to its friends and neighbors sincere appreciation for their support of the SHIPBUILDER. Mr. Mrs. Arthur Merritt Mr Mr. Raymond Merritt Mr Mr. Mrs. Gothard Anderson Mr Mr. Mrs. Robert Pike Mr A Friend Mr Mr. Harold Des Jardins Mr Mr. Donald C. Wilder Mi Mr. Daniel Le Motte Mr Mrs. Margaret Wilder Mr Mr. Melvin Hines Mr Mr. Quenton Wilder Mr Mr. Paul Rasmueson Mr Mr. William Ritchie Mr Mr. Mrs. R. H. Kroeger Mr Mr. Mrs. Thomas T. Barstow Mr Mr. William B. Ford Mr Mr. Mrs. Orville E. Devine Mr Mr. Mrs. Scott A. Babcock Mr Mr. Stanley Baker Mr Mr. Mrs. Richard A. Housley Mr Mr. Edward Covel Mr Dr. Mrs. Garceau Mr Mr. Mrs. Hennessey Mr Mr. Francis Dyer Mr Mr. Theodore Mr Mr. John A. Lindsey Mr Mr. Mrs. Warner M. Abbott Mr Mr. Mrs. Donald Shepherd Mr Mr. Mrs. Arthur H. Oman Mr Mr. Mrs. Frederick Hart, Jr. Mr Mr. Mrs. Paul W. Keefe Mr Mrs. Mary Eastman Mr; Mr. Mrs. Alan Hakanson Mr; Mr. Mrs. Frank Faulkner Mr: Mr. Mrs. Frank Chase A 1 Mr. J. H. Moffet Mr; Mr. E. W. Snow Mr- Donation Mr Mr. Edward Caron Mr Mrs. M. W. Benner Mr Mrs. Arthur Muzrall Mr Mrs. A. W. Gilmour G. Murray Hersey Mrs. Horace D. Gaudette Norman Long Mrs. Joseph J. Sullivan s. Elizabeth M. Richards ss Margaret Crowell . Stanley Lawerence . Mrs. John Wyllie . William D. Hallaren . J. L. Turner . Mrs. Stephan L. Stella . Mrs. Kenneth J. Bradeen s. Bertram Joseph . Mrs. Bert Cobbett . Mrs. Alfred Sheehan . Mrs. Stanford Magee . Ellsworth Keene . Robert Cadger . Mrs. Ulmer Robinson . Mrs. Joseph DeFabio . Mrs. Harold E. Cranton s. Edward White . Mrs. Arthur Nolan s. Charles Drew Alex Knowles s. Robert Spears . James J. Cavanaugh . Frank W. Carlson . Mrs. Earl W. Beauregard . Charles Long s. Paul C. Walther s. Raymond Fell s. Clyde Keene Friend s. Chalres Hartigan s. Joseph M. Silvia . Mrs. B. M. Stephanus . Mrs. James Bernard Scott . Richard Joseph . Warren Carlin Mrs. R. L. Kallio Mr. Thomas F. Curran. Jr. Mr. Frank Aicardi Mr. Mrs. Robert MacDonald Mr. Mrs. Norman Knight Mrs. John Wilson Mrs. Alphonse Gaudreau Miss Jeannette Gaudreau 59 Mr. Mrs. Gilman O. Wales Mr. Richard K. Anderson Mr. Mrs. William Gunn Mr. Mrs. G. W. Daly Mr. Mrs. Frank W. Rounds Mr. Mrs. W. Clarke Atwater Mr. John Carr Mr. Milt. Bailey, III Mr. Mrs. Joseph Brewer A Friend Mr. Mrs. Samuel Sylvester Mr. Mrs. James F. Baron, Jr. Mr. James E. Power Lcdr. M. L. Gurley Mr. Mrs. John C. McGuire Mrs. Rita Milette Mr. Edward Lantz Mr. Charles W. Gibson Mrs. John McGarvell Mrs. Richard A. Fibs Mr. Mrs. Carl Hager Mr. Mrs. John Reardon Mrs. Chester J. Paskow Mr. Mrs. Charles Brown, Jr. Mr. Eric W. Anderson Mr. Mrs. Joseph A. Murray Mr. George L. Driscoll Mr. Mrs. Bruno Ilmonen Donation Mrs. George Bennett Mr. Mrs. Earle F. Allen Mr. Mrs. George N. McEwen Mr. Mrs. George Banks 62 THE NORWELL HIGH FACULTY AND STUDENT BODY Congratulate THE CLASS OF I960 KXKi HAROLD T. RAMSEY Range and Fuel Oil Grove St. Norwell TR 8-9467 Compliments of _-w-_ PERRY H. OSBORN Gud G.(j9w(oti INSURANCE n Main Street Norwell OL 9-2262 ROACH WINSKE Plumbing and Heating Mass. M. P. Reg. No. 5671 212 H igh St. Norwell, R.D., Mass. Edward Roach - TR 8-0054 LEROY K. McKAY John Winske - TR 8-0585 General Carpentry Washington Street Norwell Massachusetts ASSINIPPI LINE COMPANY Telephone TRiangle 8-3987 Better All Along the Line S fauw fa YA k TELOLDFiaD9 2306 V HO R W E L L QUIRE ABOUT OUR SHELTER S UNITED FORM CORP. General Contractors Box 244 Washington St. Norwell, Mass. Oldfield 9-2306 SAND GRAVEL ' Keep Smiling ' JOSEPH F. PILALAS GRAVEL PIT Big Shovel Dozer — Light Grading Stone, All Sizes Prospect St. Norwell, Mass. Oldfield 9-2202 LOAM FILL M. B. H. Bruce Murray Art Dunton Jim Douglas Torrey Mitchell Buck Ilmonen Dune Bond Perry Cabot James Ilmonen Jon Oman Bob Carr John Litchfield Steve Grolie Compliments of THE NORWELL GRANGE ARMSTRONG BOATS Route 3 Norwell Massachusetts NELL FISHER SHOP Dresses Suits Sportswear Lingerie Blouses Sweaters Accessories HELEN HASBROUCK Scituate SPARRELL FUNERAL SERVICE J. L. Wadsworth Funeral Director Funeral Homes Completely Air Conditioned Central Street, Norwell Oldfield 9-2200 1 Summer St., Cohasset Evenrude 3-0200 ESTABLISHED IN 1820 THE WELCH COMPANY Your Shopping Center Scituate Harbor Massachusetts rcftc Happy Sailing to the Class of I960 from The Norwell News Norwell ' s Hometown Weekly Newspaper Betty Anderson Reporter John C. Bond Editor SE WELL ' S Black ' n Brass Shop Gifts Cupolas Post Lanterns Fireplace Equipment Rt. 3 Norwell, Mass. Tel. OL 9-2223 37 ARTHUR J. sew Ell j « FIRE ALARM SYSTEMS home specialties WATSON CHEVROLET INC. DODGE JOB-RATED TRUCKS DODGE PASSENGER CARS The Bold and Beautiful I960 Chevrolet PAUL YOUNG MOTORS Scituate Harbor— LI 5-0154 126 First Parish Road Free Pick-up Delivery Service Scituate Massachusetts OPEN EVENINGS Telephone Linden 5-1200 COMPLIMENTS OF RALPH H. COLEMAN SCITUATE FEDERAL SAVINGS AND REAL ESTATE LOAN ASSOCIATION Main St. Norwell 132 Front Street OL 9-2911 Scituate Mass. COMPLIMENTS OF ROBINSON ' S JENNEY SERVICE SCITUATE HARBOR PHARMACY GENERAL REPAIRS AND BODY WORK 24 HOUR WRECKER SERVICE Scituate Harbor Mass. Tel. OLdfield 9-2592 LI 5-1177 Main Street Norwell PINKHAM REXALL N. BARNIC0AT COMPANY Front Street MONUMENTS Scituate Harbor Tel. TRiangle 8-1633 Junction 3 123 1 ,1 5-0240 Hanover Massachusetts Rest Wishes to the Graduating Class of I960 SMITH ' S STORE ASSINIPPI Compliments of ALLAN WHEELER INC. GFNFRAL CONTRACTORS Excavating Grading Sewage Waterworks Parking Lots Asphalt Driveways Scituate Telephone LI 5-0612 106 Stockbridge St. Massachusetts GOOD LUCK TO GOOD SCHOLARS FROM FINEST MEAT SOLD ANYWHERE Mockland llanover liraintree Hull Plymouth- Kingston And Soon . . . SCITUATE and BROCTON!  3: P - r £U i U T O UP?- - if Tlil IT Compliments of ESTES AUTO SUPPLY INC. Telephone TRiangle 8-0155 Rockland lassachusetts KENNETH H. GAULEY General Contractor EXCAVATION GRADING Driveways— Roads— Parking Lots Sewers— Drain Laying— Water Mains Concrete Construction of All Types LANDSCAPING LAND CLEARING SAND-GR A VEI ,-FII .1 .-I ,OAM Back Hoe Service Cesspools Cleaned Bulldozer Work CONTRACTORS ' EQUIPMENT RENTALS Back Hoes — Bulldozers— Front End Loaders— Rollers— Pumps, etc. FREE ESTIMATES Ford Place Scituate LI 5-2189 Greenbush Oldfield 9-2232 SARGENT ' S RESTAURANT fine foods friendly service George H. Vogel Route 3 Owner— Manager Norwell, Mass. GEORGE BEACH PLUMBING AND HEATING Central Street Norwell Telephone OFdfield 9-2641 . . . YOUR G.E. DEAFER STANLEY A. BRIGGS HORSES For Sale-For Hire Hanover Center Mass. Taylor 6-4491 STONE HOUSE GARDENS FLORISTS Flowers for All Occasions Floral Telegraph Delivery Service NATAFE MOFFA, PROP. JOSEPHINE C. MOTT, MGR. WINSLOW ' S CASUAFS-DRESSES-ACCESSORIES Route 3 Hanover Telephone TA 6-2068 MacDONALD MOTOR SERVICE Route 3 Norwell Massachusetts Telephone TRiangle 8-0096 Open the Year Round WASHINGTON PARK MOTEL MR. MRS. ROBERT GADDIS OWNERS AM) MANAGERS OFdfield 9-2881 for Reservations Route 3, Norwell, Massachusetts 20 Miles South of Boston m . ■ ■ Compliments  f HILL TOP Service Station and Sport Shop Norwell Main Street OLdfield 9-9371 Massachusetts SHELL ACCORD SERVICE STATION SHELL SERVICE ACCESSORIES Washington Street Norwell, Mass. TRiangle 8-9761 HANOVER PHARMACY Tedeschi ' s Shopping Center Route 3 Hanover Taylor 6-2431 PURITAN CLOTHING COMPANY 259 Union Street Rockland Telephone TRiangle 8-1575 STYLE OF THE SOUTH SHORE SEE GEORGE OR AL WJ k M Pv - x « i.-i ■ v L i H ROSE LOU LADIES ' WEARING APPAREL 303 Union Street Rockland Mass ROME BROTHERS HARDWARE Telephone TR 8-0070 Paint— Walloaper— Plumbing Supplies 278 Union Street Rockland Mass. Compliments of WEE ' N TEENS INFANTS ' -TEENS ' -CHILDREN ' S WEAR Rockland Mass. ROCKLAND MUSIC AND ART STORE 325 Union Street Rockland, Mass. Supplying all your MUSICAL and ART Needs: Records— Players— Sheet Music Fine Arts and Crafts Materials ALSO Musical Instrument Instruction in Our Own Studios Tel. TR 8-1933 MR. JOSEPH Where You Are Always Fitted Properly for Your Prom Formals Telephone Tavlor 6-2579 Corners Broadway Route 3 Hanover Hrs. 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. Daily Massachusetts LELYVELD ' S SHOE STORE llnion at Reed Street Rockland STRIDE-RITES AMERICAN GIRLS FREDRICKSON BROS. International Trucks Washington St. Telephone OLdfield 9-9372 Norwell The New RICE ' S NEWS AGENCY Telephone OLdfield 9-9382 Norwell Center y Queen Anne ' s Corner VI 3-1566 HI 9-3264 PAYNE ' S COLOR MART WAT ,LPAPER -PAINT RENTAL EQUIPMENT Custom 38 Commercial Picture Street Framing E. Braintree Weymouth Landing HOWARD ' S TYDOL SERVICE Queen Anne ' s Corner Hlver view 9-9800 Bingham Mass. PAUL B. MacDONALD REALTOR Queen Anne ' s Corner Norwell Chrysler— Imperial— Plymouth— Valiant WOLFE-SULLIVAN INC. 2 Summer Street, Hingham 2 BUSY LOCATIONS WOLFE-SULLIVAN OF ROCKLAND 399 Webster St., Rockland Dod ge Tru c k s — Dod ge — Dar t — 1 1 i 1 1 man Compliments of BAY PATH MOTORS IT FIGURES To See HINGHAM OLDSMOBILE We ' re figuring on seeing YOP real soon for the BEST DEAL you ' ll get ANYWHERE! . . . Authorized SALES-SERVICE-PARTS You ' ll Like Doing Business with Us HINGHAM OLDSMOBILE 74 NORTH ST. HINGHAM, MASS. RI 9-1929 COUNTRY FARE RESTAURANT Rts. 3 128 Bingham PUNCHEONS, COCKTAIPS DINNERS WEDDING BANQUET FACILITIES Hlverview 9-1856 Compliments of WASHINGTON PARK PHARMACY Norwell Massachusetts JOHN J. WHITE PRECISION JEWELER - WATCHMAKER DIAMONDS - WATCHES - JEWELRY Route 3, Norwell at Washington Park Guaranteed repairs on all types of watches and clocks at a minimum cost. Featuring the KELTON HI-FIDELITY PHONOGRAPH. Sales and Service OLdfield 9-4222 GAUDETTE BROS. INC. Route 3 Norwell Massachusetts P.O. Accord, Mass. Telephone TRiangle 8-3792 COMF1. MEMS OF A FRIEND Compliments of MARSH ' S GROCERY STORE Route 3 Norwel Norwel JOSSELYN ' S MARKET CHOICE MEATS BIRDSEYE FROZEN FOODS Main Street Massachusetts Tel. OF 9-2621 Compliments of RELIABLE FENCE CO. Route 3 Norwell TR 8-5500 VIRTA ' S GARAGE COMPLETE BODY WORK AND PAINTING Route 3 Norwell TRiangle 8-2280 SYLVESTER COMPANY INC. LUMBER AND MARINE HARDWARE TA 6-2331 Broadway Route 3 Hanover PRINCE AUTO BODY Route 3 Gene Shaw Norwell Rock Sorrentino SNAPPIT SERVICE STATION Lubrication— Tires— Batteries Accessories Corner Routes 3 and 123 Assinippi Four Corners NORTHEAST TV AND APPLIANCE CO. Front Street Scituate Harbor Mass. Tel. LI 5-1518 Compliments of BREEZY BEND FARM FRESH FRUITS AND PRODUCE Telephone OLdfield 9-2861 THE TOWN PUMP CLEANERS 1 Hour Cleaning 3 Hour Shirt Service LAUNDROMAT OPEN 24 HRS. A DAY LI 5-0500 THE WISHING WELL YARN AND GIFT SHOP Telephone TRiangle 7-0513 Washington Street Massachusetts Compliments of SIDNEY GATES SONS Clothes for Entire Family Scituate No. Scituate Cohasset Best Wishes from THE COPPER LANTERN RESTAURANT Front Street, Scituate Harbor LI 5-0726 Compliments of LLOYD G. KELLEY MUSIC BOX CO. Hanover Massachusetts Compliments of FOX HILL OIL CO., INC. JOSEPH ' S GARAGE Pontiacs - Vauxhaul - GMC Truck OLdfield 9-2671 Ma in Street Norwell CHILDREN ' S SHOP Infants Through Juniors Corner of Front Brook Street Scituate Harbor Telephone LI 5-1417 Compliments of STUART SHOES Scituate Harbor LI 5-1163 Compliments of THE CHARCOAL CORNER Greenbush Mass. EV 3-9795 THE OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHERS OF THE SHIPBUILDER CONGRATULATE THE CLASS OF I960 J oum J hored J oremo$t f kotoarapk arap 37 Cottage Avenue QUINCY 69, MASSACHUSSETS Business Phones RIverview 9-9699 OLdfield 9-2282 SEAVIEW GARAGE, INC Main Street Norwell, Massachusetts Harry Rowe - Manager Ed Soule - President Residence Rl 9-1430 COHASSET BOAT STORAGE AND SUPPLY CO., INC. Egg Harbor Boats Fred White Cohasset Mass. EVergreen 3-1025 NOBBIE BEAUTY SHOPPE Telephone Linden 5-0055 55 Cole Parkway Scituate Harbor Massachusetts Assinippi Best Wishes to the 1960 Graduating Class WALTER R. HALL Massachusetts We hope you have enjoyed looking back through 1959 and 1960. We have tried to retain in these pages some of the life and spirit of Norwell High School. We hope that in years to come this SHIPBUILDER will bring back many pleasant memories. We would like to express at this time our gratitude to our staff and to Mrs. Charles Gailey, our advisor. They have worked unceasingly to fill these pages with our mem- orable days at Norwell High. Jerilyn Kroeger Duncan Bond Co-Editors 88 ft ■ • ' ' jii iT 7 £ K ' 4 I I 6 M — - % r«a 3k • D «Ofi ■ ■ r ■ - ■ ■ j ■. • i • ' ■ .