Norwell High School - Shipbuilder Yearbook (Norwell, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1963 volume:

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Swnli As5fci1tu Supvvintendent 6 PRINCIPAL NORWELL SCHOOL DEPARTMENT NORWELL MASSACHUSETTS To the Class of 1963: The culmination of the building of a ship is to send the ship down the ways to the water, where the ship receives its final trimmings before being pressed into the service for which it was built. I would like to have you cowpsre the builflng of Q ship to education. If Q ship had nothing more done to it after it left the ways, the ship would not be com- plete. If you do not continue to educate yourself after your graduation from high school, how complete will you be? Education is life itself. When you stop lesrnl HE, you stop living. Robert H. Jackifn, Principal ,wx fy! ff fiwffyr I . '.1 --fzwn Y L 4 ff f ' A I' 7 ,., Mn Robert J-I. Hackman GUIDANCE DIRECTOR MR. HUGH W. CHANDLER Guidance services are planned to assist the student with problems relating to academic work as well as planning for the future years. It is vital that the student develops a realistic view of his strengths, weaknesses, interests, and objectives. Witli this in view, activities which are offered include counseling, assistance with educational and job placement. testing. and pro- vision of related reference material. sv' is ,an , 4' 4 . , ' I . ' ' A ' - . I A -A V 'fa esfsssa . -xi , I f I av f ' 5 ' WY l t'A'n,. f 1 N 52335. if , s A ff tfft 2. A Xa - 8 P. X'- I L LIBRARIAN MRS. BICTTY S. RICARIJUY The lilirnry is working in cooperation with the various courses of study in the school. By km-ping materials and hooks on rcscrvc. it is possililc for the niajority of students to make use of the lilnrari' while working on rescarch lll'ujcr,'lS. Hcsidcs actual reference material the lilwary contains noxcls, luoth fiction and non-fiction. to stiinulzitc the student's intcrcst in reading. ,Q49A5:f4 ,W -5 '.rw. A , px! Y X WE , 'V , I . R- . Z, Tv N J 1 . ! 'Lf l. Q I 'W ' f z V i XX Mix. llqi' ,H L, 'l 1' - W . U 1 , Axim X P W I X '- Q Q 'X 1 ' ' , ! X ,A N N xx A 4,1 A ,I l in Y 655+ 115 X L, Ng W :rx- f ,4f.fXX xi ' K NYS . X S - Wim wt S .. 4-gL. Mx --- ...QQ Ccffficafa m 9 'f PZ I Xl x, . 8 . . ,jf NIR. BRADFORD N. ROBINSON English ENGLISH A new curriculum has just been completed in the English department. Functioning as a unit, the English classes are placing greater emphasis on student par- ticipation. Many modern authors are being studied and evaluated to supplement the classics. N, 'X MISS l'iVl'il,YN NI. StIO'l I' lfnglish MRS. BE'l l'Y S. REARIJON English and Speech NIR. .-Xl,Iilili'l' S. Z.'XIIlilil.l..'X lznglish I0 MR. C. WADE JENKINS French and German MR. RICHARD E. IVIANDEL French FOREIGN LANGUAGES MRS. MARION S. JOYCE Latin The language department is initiating the audio- lingual approach to foreign tongues. As a result of this system, the student learns to speak and understand the language before he attempts to read and write it. In the language laboratory, the students receive constant drilling in the sounds and forms of the language through the help of tape recordings. The ultimate goal of the department is to build a library consisting of numerous tape recordings which would permit students to use the laboratory whenever they felt the need of extra drill. rigs. ,',-.nw 1 1' I . , 5 x 1 . i MRS. REGINA M. PARADISE Algebra. Geometry, and Advanced Math MATHEMATICS The role of mathematics in science, in industry, and in our daily lives has greatly increased within the past few years. The math department of Norwell High School has conformed to adequately meet these demands. Math is undergoing tremendous changes in regard to teaching methods. At the present time. this department offers sound instruc- tion in the fields of math necessary for college ad- Illi'QlOH or work in a business field. I ,1fQ,Qt V, X MISS l'A'lililClA A. ll0l,Nll'fS Algelrra and 'l'rigonometry MR. FRANCIS J. DiSABATINO Chemistry, Physics MR. WALLACE C. PECK Science, General Mathematics SCIENCE . yig.1-qfq, '-w:-fw1'i5?..- ' 1 35 fag? Tis A A 4 ff M35 X. w fgww 4 g:,,xz', 5, ' 5- ' S K MR. DAVID A. RYAN Biology, Psychology Our science department is now being modified to keep up with the increasing emphasis on science in our modern world. New equipment, text books, and instruction methods have been introduced to keep high school science abreast of the latest de- velopments in this field. T ,S MR. F. DAVID STEPHANSKY Civics. Worlcl History, Driver Training MISS HITA If. SMITH SCCIAL STUDIES By studying various political and economic sys- tems, the social studies department attempts to gain understanding of the worldis peoples and cultures. Emphasis is placed upon the geographical and social environments of each country which cause them to differ from one another. Democracy'is practiced through actual debate and argument in class so that each student will have knowledge of the political system which gov- erns him. Nlli. I-IRNICST I. MORGAN Civics. U. S. llistory, Il. S. llistory. l,l'0lllt'IIIS of lhfniocracy General lilathcmatics it MRS. CATHERINE T. MARTIN Shorthand, Typing, Bookkeeping, Office Practice MISS MARGARET M. 0'RECAN Consumer Math. Bookkeeping, Introduction to Business, Typing BUSINESS MISS JOANNE F. MOLLA Shorthand, Typing, Business Law and Economics The commercial department equips its students for an occupation in the business world or further study at business and secretarial schools. Courses are offered in economics, office practice, and basic fundamentals such as shorthand. Each year planned field trips to places of business in nearby cities give the students an opportunity to observe people work- ing in a business atmosphere. MANUAL ARTS Home Economics consists of those Courses which are aimed to meet the home and family needs of the students. The Advanced Clothing Course is planned to help the pupil attain pleasure and satisfac- tion from the successful making and buying of clothing to help her develop the pride and confidence that are created hy good grooming. and to help her acquire skills that will aid in the solution of personal and formal clothing problems. The Advanced Foods Course is planned to encourage young people to acquire good food hahits: to teach the pupils the economics of good food purchasing and to determine the dietary yalue of foods. MR. Altlllllli .l. AXON Industrial Arts. llrafting trying to perfect. Une: to deyelop in each stun MRS. CHORUS A. VERNON Advanced Clothing. Advanced Foods. Home Management In the Industrial Arts llepartment students learn not only the correct use of hand tools and pon machines hut also the care and application of these strumeuts in their daily work. Before comment mg woodysorlting projects. one must have the ability to plan projects through mechanical draw One of the primary features of the Industr Nrts llepartment is an awareness of the rules a regulations of shop safety. r s . . a worthxylrile holwlny for his adult life. Secondly to offer manually-skilled students the opportunity to excel and achieye success in a particular field mg. a lrasic requirement hefore entering the shop ral nd lhcre are tyyo major points that our program is lent PHYSICAL EDUCATION The aim of the Physical Education Department, besides physical fitness, is to assist students in work- ing and co-operating with one another. Social as well as physical development is important in the individuals attitude after graduation. During the school year, each student has the op- portunity to participate in inter-scholastic and intra- mural sports. Teamwork and a respect for regu- lations are invaluable results, helping to shape the individuals view on his future activities. MRS. MARY F. KNAPP MR. FELIX J. DIXON Q y,., f Q ' I sf l l fs xi if I ., 4, Wg i s One of the major aims of any art department is to create an atmosphere in which the student may 4, x A n -5, 34 i , , , .. MR. AND MRS. THEODORE HEWITT Music. Band. Clee Club. and Music Appreciation Music. as it is presented in the Norwell Schools, and which I'6'llt'llf?S its culmination in the High School prograrn. strives to create an awareness of the ri:-h cultural heritage which is .fxIllf'I'll'll-S through a study uf its folk traditions and music. the music and historir-nl lmtwkgrouml which has been passed clown to us from our European legacy' of cultureg skill and u desire for perfection in the lncchunics of music. through a tlmrougll grounding in the basic tools of the subje-4'tfefr'cuclir1g. interval training, rhythms, 1-tra ln the lligrh School pro- grrznn tht-se tools are enlarged in the appreciation progrunl tu include at stumlx ull form, und the corn- have an opportunity to express his talent inpsevleral media. These variations enable the pupil to dis- cover in which field his talent is strongest. This second year in our new high school has made it possible for the art classes to realize the advantages of the spaciousness and facilities of the modern HIT FOOIN. 9' P posers. lIlSlI'lllll1'lllilllull and ort-hm-stral color. ann are further ulilizwl in the l'illrt'IIllJll' and Ulm- tfluh. NIHS. Nl:XlJHl.INli S. tLl'I.l.lYllR .N rl FINE ARTS Clb ,lifter ffvurs at ,Nvrufcll High P Watyllk Q 4 Qi? 65155 af I 963 kbruary, 1962 3 -5. I, xr N- ,.,... -. ' ' K, 'yr . lrl, ,,,. ' .ef n ,. ,. , 'A X3 .7 X gt 'R if 1' an- ' 6- Ms... A tx. l Q Seniors 2 I 1x :Viv .A if -,-S.. an DONALD WILLIAM SPRADLIN 1011111115 eeer 1: Cross Country 1: Track l. 2: Boys' Choir I C an ne lf rt l. 3. l: Sl1iplsuilflerStaff-1 1III1llfI0lI Bu IIIPSF LJOIHIIC Cunneru . . . Soccer lwus act? . . . Supermarket exerutxxe me that laugh . . . New ears. anyone? PETER WALLACE ANDREW :lwl141'1'l1'r's llasketl lull Class Yi:-1 Buy 5 f1lCl' 'Tlm llllflllill ljele' . . New Xlc-xim Soccer' l. 2. 3. 4. Cu-Caplalin 3. -ll l '7 3. l: Track l. 2: Baseball 2. 3. -l: --President IS. I: Stumlent Council 1. 2: flulm l llllllblllltlll Nz ff l 15 bu . Lnllegv llul prune . . . lwuur letter :nun . . P.'XLll,:'x l':l,lZAHlfTll Sfllylvll .Al1'!1'1'1'I1'm:U lflelcl lluclaey' l. 2. ll. l lull-Cllllllllllll Cluss0ffi1-er lSl'l'l't'lilI'f 2. -ll: linslxellmall el lllms' 51-nrerb: 'l'r1u-la llgoys' xlilllilflfl' 13. lb: l.llVl'lll'f Stuff 3. l: llrnnm fflulv 3: Current Events lflulv l: llirl! Stale lleprcsentu- lin' l llllllllfllllll Nurse Sm-ultlvu . . . Hl'Lllllll'i llalrly . . . 'lllml lluinlmw flllllt' . . . Manager uf xxlmllf . . . Hey lfrnzyl v N 0- JONATHAN HALL BOND 'gf1clz'1'z'tz'es. ' Basketball l. 2: Stuflent Council 3, 4g Boys' Glee Club 4: Current Events Cluh el: Shipbuilcler Staff 4 An1bz'lz'0n: Real Estate Agent Dehlolay scrihe . . . Hot Falcon . . . Chem emu JOYCE BROWN 4',41'liz'1it1'es. ' Natick High School 1: Science Fair 1, 2, 3 Honor Roll 1. 2: National Honor Society -1-. Secretary- Treasurer l: Shiphuilcler Staff -l: Clee Club 1: Cheerleader 2. 3 nfillllllifl-CHI Nurse Natick export . . . Hop-a-long . . ,lunior Prom Prince BARBARA ANN BOBTEELS 1lflLflfIU.S. NUI-H1 News Q. Commercial Lluh .J. 1. Basket hall tm 1 7 Glen Clulm l 7 J 1 1. 2. 3. -1: Soflcll . Z.: 2 . Z.. IJ. A : Ship liuilcler Staff l .51 Ill l1lifl.OI1 .' i Hairdresser 4 BarlJs . . . One of the three . . . Dnnples . . . IJOQUHCIOU TN. 521'-iw 4 Q 23 ,lr--. Qt MARY LOUISE BROWN ,'lC'fl'lll.fl'CS.'u Basketball 2. 3. -1: Science Fair 2: Drama Club 3: Slliplwuilcler Staff -l: Future Teachers Club 3: Clmoraleers l: Clee Clulm l. 2. 23. -l .'1NlIJI.fI'0II Cullegle iilxlillflt . . . nwlw me? . 'l'l1at's mlelaatalvlen . Ulm mol H r 1 4- fl I eu IEE EDWA ll D lil ' li HANK 13 5 .'1f'll-ll1.ll.l'.Y.'u Svimm- lfnir l. 2: l,llPI4ill'f Stull l. 12: lllulure Stiff l 1nf11'l1'm1 llzuliu mul 'lla-In-x i-lun Xlvwrlx 4-lwrs llluln l. 2: lllee flluln l: Sllllilllllllltq' ug' in-9 l,ee . . ' llum- your l'llt'llllFll'lf . . . llllllhlll llllllllll' floflgn-r 6 4 , ,V 485. A ,, H I ,'-'V ' V1-YI.-. 1.k+,.1 ha - 2 J ,ix . . H J' V' 'pw 24 f r SX if Cgllll ll, ANN lf-X'l'Y ll N . . . .. , . ., y . w .5 .ll'fllllfll'.Y.' l,I.-l- Llulv l. .v. I: hmlrm-l'v1:1l Llulm .u. l: Qnlllmll ll: Sllilvlvuilmlvl Shall- l: Ulliu- Xilll- l llllllllflhllll lfxwlzliu-S1-1'l'vl11l'y luml . . Nm nm lvll mv. . Ulu. llll'Fl' lumlv. '.. SHARON MARY CAYON c4ACfl-l7l.fIC.Sf., Basketball I. 2g Softball 2: Clee Club Ig Foods Club -l: Commercial Club 3: Shipbuilcler Staff sl '4Ar11b1'l1'0n. ' Accountant HSharon . . Everything's cleei' . . . Talentefl seamstress 7-'Z f '-s Winn MICHAEL DENNIS CORBETT ,4cl1'zf1'Iz'es. 5 Soccer I, 2. fl. -1: Stuclent Council 2, 3g Class Treasurer I: Shipbuilfler Staff el: Boys, Clee Clrb A1 ':fln1l11'I1'0n:u Art School Mike . . . Nlonkey busine . . . One of the lake boys Best-clressecl hobo . . . Hey. animal! SHARON LOUISE CONNELLY HActz'zf1'l1'cs. ' Clee Club 2. 3. sl: Field Ilor-km' 2: Honor Roll o, Shlpbullcler Staff 1. Class lieasurer .1 HA111 b1'lz'on:i' Nlotlel Sharm . . . Which coiffurc torlay. Shar? . . Oh. those eyes . . . Clothes. clothes. clothes 25 S .ff .W lg K I RICHARD DAVID CORMIER .,Ivlz'1'1'l1'es: Track 3. -Ig Clee CIub 31 Boys' Glee Club -1 HA111l11'I1'0r1:', Rig name I1an1I Dick,' . . . Co1nIm . . . Rexwgades . . . Twangy guitar . . . WI141. IHC-fu f KAREN ANN CRAYS X I .m. 1.10 I1'l1'1'l'l1'1'S.'u Sl'Il'llf'1' I'wllIl4 fi: Ifif-I1I IIuc'Ii1'- . 2. f IIJIHIII I: SnI'lIv11II I: 5I111Iv11t If1111n1'iI II, I: II1111111' Sm-ivly w 1-'mln Wax 1 I: IIHIIUI' IIUII IS: 5I1I1I111II1If-1'5lz1II I: Claw Vim I,I'f'4llIt nt 1 - - 1 I -1 -1- ' 1. H. I If'llf'Ill'l'S III11Iv-..1,I.1111111lI.u11l- I Illllllffllll NIz11'1'i11g1- ? -Q filly . . . II11l1' z1Ir'I11'l111xl . . . llllI1'l'I'Ill5SIIIl'll . . IIIIIHII 111111-I1 I .lv ?v as 1 , , . .j I ,. . '11 I 1- - 1: ' . - -'1 gff'IIe.a, 'YS' 1.1 .- 'Z xgiiisz SQ. Pig L 1...-I - 1Q'1': ' D I'-' 54 ,. , ',,?1ik 1-1, Us-3 I' 'I .-' T3 ' A ,1- Seb f 'D 'TT l',X'I'RlIII 'X INN ll.-XNILIIIIIX I1'l1'11'l1'1'.s. ' II11sIwII+11II 2. II: 511IIIu1II I. 11. II. I: 5I1il1I111iI1I1'r 11II I:I'11111IN11l11I1 I Illllllrflhllll 'Ixt'il1'Il4'I .. .1 - ,, I,a1I . . . II11' 1'11N11a1I Imfk . . . Um' UI lI1v IIll'l't' . . . IIc'y. II.1IpI1I . . , UI1.w1l111111g BARBARA STANDISH DAVIS Actiz1z'ties:', Clee Club l, 2, 3. -lg Commercial Club 3, 43 Yearbook Staff Subscriptions -l uAnzbitz'0n: Homemaking '4Barb', . . . Silent type until . . . Speedster JON PIRIE DEVINE uACfl'Z7l.fl'6.9Iu Science Fair 2. 3: Basketball 3. ,lg Band l, 2, 3: Cross Country Manager l. 2: Track 2. 3, ig Soccer Manager lg Roys C1lee Club 1: Sliipbuilcler Staff -1 HAr11bz'tz'01z Beachcomber 6'Big long' . . . Alwaws at Scottis . . . Questions? . . Sky iight blue ' PAUL FOSTER DEANE MACfl.l'1'll'CS.'-7 Science Fair 3: Sliiplvuilcler Staff 43 Baseball 4: Camera Club 3. el MAl7IbZ'fl'0H Lfncleciflecl Camera bug . . . Cot a quarter?.' . . . Nlacl scientist 27 M-.I Q! ' J: A M ',ff fH-f f 5 JUDITH ANN DOHERTY QQ IiflC11'z'1'I1'e.s:H Commerc-ial Club 3. bl: Office Aide ig Nor-HL 3 News 3. I: Sl1i1mI1L1iImIe1'Sta1If 1 ki HKIIIIIII-fl-OII Hairclressvr Judi . . . Culrlilmks . . . Surf? Supporter . . . Preference for if rl-m1x'e1'tiI1IeS 7 1 W. . X .f ',f '- .4 ,FQ , , ,.f.,:'0 .QJ5 if I I I 5. ' - 5TI'lVl'TN Allrllllllll I' ,'Il'fl.l'l-fl'1'.'.'H In w I xf Mlm- f.IuI1 I: 5I11pI+111I1le-1' SHII I' Iurn-nl IINPIIIS Iflula I .'IllIlIlxfl'UlI I'IIlQIlll'l'l Sim:-U . . Il'lI1'lxiII'lU1I'. . . Iz1Il mul Sllllll . . . M1111 I.mIaIcl' ,I my - I Ii.-X'l'lII.liI'.N I4l'l'Zl'lX'I'lIllIK 28 x Amt. N K f .lf'l1'1u1'l1'w,u I.iIu':u'x Stull' I: till-v lfluln I: Sufrlmll 12: Cmn- . , . rm-rvlul I.IuI+.1. I: I'1m.IQ l'IuIu I 9I1i Mule' I u.'IlII!l1Afl'1lll Sl'f'l1'lill'l Iiulllyu . .. plvuilmlvr Stuff -I: Offiw l.1bIlI1lillHllHILlll Il Ulu Qu prvllx IVIARCIA LEE FULLERTON Activitz'es.',, Whitman-Harison Regional High School I, 2. 3g Basketball ,l.V. 2, V. 33 Newspaper Girls, Sports Editor 3g French Club 2: Honor Roll 13 Norwell High School 4: Current Events Club 45 Drama Club 4: Shipbuilder Staff 4g World History Debate I Ambiti0n: Missionary in a leper colony in China or India Midge . . . The smile . . . VVhat did you think about the testiw Club 4 Ambzllon: Air Force LESLIE GRAHAM 'cActivit1fes:,, Library Aide 3: 'Future Teachers' Club 3: Shipbuilder Staff I: Current Events Club -1: Glee Club I. 2 Ambz'ti0n:,, .loin the W.A.C.'s Lee . . . Have you read-?,' . . . Wie gebt es? FREDERICK ALBERT GABRIEL Aclwzlzes. Soccer 4. Baseball 1. Shipbuilder Staff 4 Boys Choir 4: Current Events Club 4: Clee Club I 2 Wrestlln Gabe . . . Opening exercises playboy . . . Sly smile 3 fx 1r T'V ,Ir f X' BARBARA TFRESA HURLEY n!11'l1'1f1't1'1's.'., Commercial Clulm 2. 3: Sliiplruilfler Staff lg Glu- fflulv l: Uffif-c Aiflc l u.'1lIllll'fI.UH.'u Prixule Secretary liurlr . . . Milli. for l'e-lrfw sulwlu . , . xxillill 1 llmsfs psxcliologx 'K 'S' I '-. . , . RODNEY JAMES HAGER HAf'll.UI.fl-6S.',, Science Fair 1, 23 Baseball 1. 2g Soccer 1 3: Shipbuilder Staff -1 66Al7lbl'fiO7lJ., Make lots of money with little effort Bobby-pin electrician . . . No Car? . . . Sleeping beauty CARI. EDWIN JOHNSON H .. . , . . , 3 .flf-l11'1l1vs,' Mlm- Llulm l: I.lllllPl'll f.lulv 3: llaslwllui Sl1iplnuil1lerSlafl l Htlllllllillillll Certiliml l'ulnlim' :Km-olilltaiiit f Lurlscx ... Ill or fo ...llilN01'ilI'WllllI'llXt'l I . , , s I H W J . A , 4' . - a x 30 PETER JOHNSON Activities: Cross-Country 1, 2, 33 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 fCo-Captainh Track 1, 2g Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4g Soccer 4, Science Fair 2g Boys' Clee Club 4g Student Council 3, 4g lVice-President 31 Treasurer 2: National Honor Society 3, 43 flgresident 43 Honor Roll 1. 2, 3, Shipbuilder Staff 4g Fu- ture Teachers Club 2 uAI7lbZ.fi0fl.',, Sales Engineer The big Swede . . . Partnership in big business . . . Glitter bug . . . Petah! 3 BRENDA JOYCE LeMOTTE Activitz'es.'H Library Staff 2g Clee Club 1, 2, 3. 43 Ship- builder Staff 4 Ambili0n:,' Marriage Brenda 1BabesJ . . . 4LI'm rippin' . . . The organizer Domestic future . . . Interested in Stonehill DAVID LAWRENCE JOSEPH uAclz'vilz'es: Soccer 1. 2. 3. 4: Baseball 3. el: Basketball 3 4, Shipbuilder Staff el: Boy s' Clee Club 4 Ambltzon: Baseball Player Dave . . . Hard Tellm . . . Baseball champ builder Staff 4 WILLIAM MALLOY Gs PATRICIA MARIE LLOYD ACliviIies: Clee Club 2, 3, Commercial Club 3, 4, Ship Ambition :', Secretary Pat . . . Oh, I gotta tell yaw . . . Honestly!! 1' 79- HAC'fl.lJifl.l'SIU Svienc-Q Fair I. 2. 3: Cross Country 3 flwana- gerlg Basketball 2. 3, 1 lhflanagerl: Radio Club 2, 3, Shipbuilfler Staff l cLAlIl,ll.fl'0lI.',, LlIllli'l'IilCIl Bill . . . Ollie! txpe . . . Sorious smile . . . I have a physics problvmil I an J , . ' I 32 bu N s. .IEANNE CAHFOIITH MARLAND . ll'll'l'l-lI'l'SIu Glu- Club l: Comnwrviul Club 3. Pl: Ship- ilclvr Stuff All .Aln1111'l1'o11 SCl'l'0lLlI'y lzu'kie . . . Hot rod Lim-oln . Pcvrless typist . . . YVhere's ucly 'Ku . . . liul. Nlr. Slt'lJllJ.lIlSi'ifu I f l MARGRET ANN MCGUIRE c'Acl1'uit1'es:', Basketball 2: Science Fair 23 Biology Club L19 Sliipbuilder Staff 4: Clee Club l. 2, el-g Chess Club 3, 4g Softball 1. 2. 3-1 ccAI7Ibifl'0HIl- Peace Corps Nurse 'slVlargie . . . l clonlt unclerstancl.,, . . . lrish temper! . . . M., Love to debate! l f , N 'it 53 ROBERT WARE MERRITT JOHN EDWARD Mc-INTH RE l'1Cfll7I1Il'S.' Wrestliiig Club rm. I: Drama Club 3: Library Staff-1: Sllipbuilfler Staff Al Hflm 17111011 .' ' lxfl3tllPlllElllf'l8ll 4'Macl, . . . Nlatli genius . . . Sum,-essful businessman , A ' 'I - V 'f ' ' , - 1 f , rv n 6 -gm ., .,. -x uh l r L 6cAC'flil'l.fI.l'.9.':i Baseball l. 2. 3. lg Sow-er 3, 43 Shipbuilcler 1 Staff I: Boys' Clef' Club el 'iflnzlziliorz Rell Sox Bobo', . . . Rusliinl line man at lunr-li . . . Great white llUlllCI' . . . Bo or so 4 33 ' 2 FRANCINE MILLETTE Activities: Sbipbuilder Staff -1, Co-Editor: Clee Club 1, 2 3, 4 Ambili0n :H Art School Je ne peux pas parler francais . . . 6'W'bo drew that mess?' r , ,J .- .H '55 'Q ,nib -45 5, ' 1 . 4? fn ELIZABETH MARIE MONTANI Activities:,' Quincy Jr. High 1: Softball 23 Commercial Club 3, A-1. Vice-Presirlentg Foods Club 'lg Nor-Hi News Staff 3: Sbipbuilcler Staff Ml- 'iflnzbilion :E Medical Secretary How,s every little tiling? . . . Betty . . . Petticoats . . . Oh, sureli, l. 2 NIAHY ANN NUCCI u.'1i'1l.l'l.fI.t'S.'u Savreel Heart 1: Clee Club 2. 3. -1: Sbipbuilcler lg lfielrl Hovkey' 2. fi. -l A x 34 1 Chl u.'1lI11ll.fl'0ll.',, Retailing Numb . . . lsn't that elite? . . . Ol1. really ? . . . Don't believe it., LAURIER HERBERT PAULSON 6'AcZivities: Soccer 1, 2, 4, Co-Captain 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2. 3, 43 Track 2, Student Council President 4, Class President 2: Boys, Glee Club 45 Current Events Club 4 it 'cflmbitionfu Baseball Player flied Soxl 4'Bud,' . . . Frankie Fontaine Act . . . Laurie . . Cot that Beat? 45.1 ROBERT MICHAEL PoMPEo uACfl-'L7l.fl'6S.'n Soccer 4: Shipbuilder Staff 4: Boys' Glee Club 4 'gAnzbz'lz'0n: Construction Field 'LLuchw . . . mls that right?,, . . . Dixie's boy . . . Grease monkey . . . Tall. dark, and handsome ELIZABETH DORCAS REARDON 'gAc!z'v1'tz'es. , Science Fair 2: Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4: Basket- ball l, 2: Library Staff 1, 2, 3, Class Secretary 3g Honor Roll 3: Co-Editor Shipbuilder 4: Clee Club 1, 2, 3, Future Teachers Club 2, 3, 4: Current Events 4g Dramatic Club 3, DAR Good Citizen uAl7l1JI'fl.Oll :li The Drama MBetsy . . . MI am affrontedw . . . Curly hair . . . Loves Cerman, but-4'The deadline is- 35 s 'b-we-,X 'Q X SUSAN IRENE SABEI, u.'lC'fl'l'l'fl.8S.'u Softball I. 2: Field Hockey 1. 2. 3, SI: Class Vice-President 2: Lilirary Staff 1. 2: Clee Club 1. 2. 3. I: Current Events Clulv I: Sliipliuilcler Staff I: Junior' Piom Princess H.'1IIl1Il'fl'0lI Nleclical Secretary Sweet Sue Marietta . . . ll's not any fault.. . . . Always on time? 4 K SHERICLYN ANN SCARSIIIUNI H A.. Q I,-11'v1'11'a.w.- Clee filulm l. 2: Sr-ienf-e Fair II: lilvrarx' Staff I fn: Ilrarnalir- Clulx fl. I. Sec-rc-tary: Current Ifxenls Clulm el: Sliipliuilrler Staff ,I- .flf1ll11'l1'ur1 Vlfnrk Persmial rlnui-uIIe1'tlon I lllll.41llIX in ew-nl uf fire nw 8 36 Q ,gl-r.. 'Qfjf' CIN N'l'IIlgX liI,lZ4Xl3lC'I'II Sli-XXX' N.'I1'flilII4f!'l'SIn Ilrurngulim- lilulv 3. I. I're-simlentz Future Teavliers Llulr LZ. II. I: Nuilent C.uunm'lI I: SInpIvuiI4If-r Staff I: Current l'.u'ntsf.IuI1 I: lKIllt'Q'llUI.,llllll1ll' I'l'mn L-jllllllllfl-1211 'lie-avlier' liimly . . . Sunnna-rs at Prism-illai lla-.ivli . . . Sumlay Sr-lmnl llIill'Ill...l.llll1lIlillIS JOSEPH MANION SILVIA uActivi!1'es: Cross Country 2. 3: Track 2. 3: Vlfrestling Club 3 Sbipbuilder Staff al: Current Events Club el uAlllbl'll'0HI-, College Joe . . . Football addict . . . Ivy League college bound JEANNE ELAINE SMOLSKI Nflctz'vitz'es: Glee Club 1. 3g Softball 2g Nor-Hi News Staff 33 Commercial Club 3. -l fpresidentlg Sbipbuilder Staff Sl HAmb1'tz'0n: Executive Secretary Hjeanniew . . . Swingin, summers HL Harveln . . . Perpetual tan JANICE ELIZABETH TUNIS uAf'fl'lVffi6SIq, Glee Club 1, 3. 4: Softball 3: Drama Club 3. 4: Fu- ture Teachers' Club 3. -lg Ship- builder Staff 4 6c,4Ulbl'fl.0l1 :H Teacher Alan . . . Dances up a storm . . . Five and Dime expert . . . Sweet and Silent on the Cape 3 s ALFRED KURT WALTER 5 6'.Al111I11'f1'n11 lfnginccr H,4cf1'1'1'l1'f'.s, ' Science Fair 2, fl: Cross Countrx 3: Track 3: .-Xmlio-Visual -tides l. 2. 3. bl: Sbipbuilfler Business xlilllilfltll' l Al .... 'Xflvam-cd matll . -NNN Bought your ycnrlmolx ict? 37 Superlativcs Donald Slblllluill unal Paula Sm-uit MUST CLASS Sl'llil'l' asp 1 x Peter Johnson and Francine Nlillelte MOST LIKELY T0 SUCCEED ???9v9' Ml X10- 7 riff-0, -.Jf .1 -f ' 'pt A ,'plll.F!5. wr!-'I , 1 Y, ' ' 3 me - 4 -iii? lllllllf uozo C' Mosr lJlCl'l'fNllAliI.l-Q imtvs GAME 1 I 14,-A Riil'l'Il Craps aml Pele-r Johnson MUST 9'l'l'lll0U5 llmnnld Sprucllin unml lflizalnclh Hmrdurx 38 yt AI Michael Corlwtt and Eileen Tllilmcleau BEST IJANCIZRS l julm lVl1'lnIyl'e llllfl l'lllzz1l1c'tl'1 Rf-zmll MUST llll'l,UNlfl'l'lC , sal Superlafzves J ,l -4 .,,l i I 1 I 1 Slmmn Connelly and llonalml Spracllin X BEST IDRESSED 'sr gl .. Ur ,Y 'Vu l Mary Yum-ci uncl lfe Burbank ,l 40 MOST 'l'AI,K,-XTIVE Superlafzm' 4 Frederick Gabriel, Patricia Dangora MOST CASUAL Eileen Thibodeau, Robert Pompeo CLASS FLIRTS Francine Millette, William Malloy QUIETEST 4l A Q' Sharon Connelly, Robert Pompeo BEST LOOKING Supcrlafives Mike Corbett, Barbara Bosteels LOVELIEST DIMPLES if VV. . Q A ax ohm Mc-Inlyrc-. Jeanne Smnlski BI.UlCS'I' luY Pb -'11 42 Putriuiu DZIIIQOIYI. Rodney Hager CLASS CLUWNS Rolwrt Pumpeo. Marc-ia Full:-rtnn BEST LAUGH GIRLS' AND BOYS' STATE ! if nil .,,,--'- DONALD SPRADLIN PAULA SCOTT ' Girls' Sfaie Hays State Massachusetts Boys' State is sponsored by the Ameri- can Legion. Each year a boy is elected by his class- mates to attend an eight-day conference at the Univer- sity of Massachusetts. Here he participates not only in a wide variety of sports andisocial activities but is taught the parliamentary procedures of town, city and state government. Campaign rallies and conven- tions are held throughout the week. It is at this time that every boy has equal opportunities to express him- self by petition and campaign speeches. ln addition, all boys are required to take either a citizenship or law course which is administered by capable teachers. Boys' State is, indeed. a worthwhile experience for all who wish to better understand the meaning of true democracy. Girls' State is a practical application of ,'XlllCI'lCLlIl- ism and good citizenship. The entire program is a non-partisan. non-political attempt to teach and in- culcate in the youth of America a love of Cod and Country. Nlassachusetts Girls' State is part of the nation-wide program of the American Legion Auxil- iary. The purpose of Girls' State is to provide citizen- ship training for girls of high school age in every constituent department of the :Xmerican legion fluxil- iary: to afford them an opportunity to liye together as self-governing citizens: to inform them about the duties. privileges. rights and responsibilities of Anteri- can citizenship. in order that they may understand and participate in the functioning of their gl0YCl'IlI1ltFIll. and to help them grasp the meaning of some of the respon- sibilities which they must assume when they become adults. Betty 6'reeker Homemaker ,4 ward X1 x . arf i g i 5 4 t e s - X .. 1 , f wi fx - e X 45 Q, gr V--, . NI.-XRY BROWN W . fg x . .51 Ns. ,, 'wr .4 I OF Off . G The Betty Crocker Home- maker Award is given each year to the Senior girl receiving the highest score on the Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomor- row test which is taken by all Senior girls at the first of the school year. The winner is automatically in competition with the other Massachusetts' winners in a state-wifle search for Massachu- setts' Homemaker of Tomorrow. Natiaaal,4tt1tetie Sehalarshta Saezety ef Seeaaetary Seheatf This honor is awarmlecl lu luoys who in ll sliorlsnizmlikv nianncr. mast-nl their school in athletics f it 1-ognition. l'lC'I'l'Ili All MNSUN :intl IDUNQXLIJ Sl'liAlJl.IN mtl who, at the SZIIINE tune, do their '- ,I mol work so uf-ll as lo warrant Q4 , 1 li ,f 44 'NR Hhurch fllllers ,4 wards 6'0m11f1c'rcial ,4 Ward The Church Hillers, Award is an award presented each year to the student who has demonstrated outstanding achievement dur- ing three and a half years of study at Nor- well High School in a particular subject. 1. -rf' vw' ELIZAI3E'1'H REJXRIJON if V, Sughsh I ilu-lr-fl lay the Student limly lu represent thcm at Ihr- Studi-nt ilorcrrnriicrit Iil'lll't'Sl'lllilllYtf takes part l IH the llvlltlllvs of Stu- tunily lost-1-liowtlw Slate 21,416 5004! Wilken ELI! XISPITII RF XR Each year a senior girl is nominated hy her class members and the faculty of the high school to receive the Good Citizen Award pre- sented each year by the Massachusetts Daugh- ters of the American Revolution to a graduating girl who has demonstrated dependability. serv- ice. leadership and patriotism. during her four years of high school. Student Gaverummf l3e,vresc11fal1'vc' lfycry year a pupil is the Stale llousc in lloslon. flint l,ow-rnrncnt wer-li in aril and has the oppor- l 1 lNllllllfl' opt-rates F- . 46 l'lC'l'l'fll .IUIINSUN if -,,--v-v-r-' 5 -'+R 55.5. xiii. .,,Q,,11nnu iq,- fn 'CJ XX, 6'lass ,-. ' .7 ' f, 1 ,,- Ji' 1 9 'Q' 1' 3? ,fm - 'Q-'ffl ' l,fl'Nilil'llI JfJHN SMITH View--l'r1'fi1,lv11t-W'll.lJI.XNI ILXILEY Nfm'rz'!4ll'y-1IARUI. X lf'l'NlAN ,l'l't'LlNllI't'l'f' LERUY ,l:Xf,fK5ON ,fi-,, 1, ,,, W .ax ' A X' ' ' ' N' Nw 'uv - N' ' 1-lim' Bfllhll 1l.nil 1-lllliv, Xl.uh-Iim- lla-uvla, l3.1rlmr.n llroll, Kdlllvlilh' lin Now l, lull lu 11,,l:l. Nunn Lu l.nf1n, lx 1 ,lmn.1u, ,l.uqu , , , Aniln liyrwl, Huw 2,11-H In riglzl: Kim-luml l uIlm-r, ,Im-rv l ull1-rum, Mary Ann llm-w, l rnnw-- llurlvy, Lorruinv Collins, Karen BCIISYII .lllfl'l'll Nllwr! Marie' l'1.ll'l'ill', Alilllll Uranalvvll, l.4'I'llf ,l.l1'I-xxllll, Huw 3, lvl! in right: Nxvlxgnfl LFOSGIHRIII, ,lolm Ummm I'.llllll1' .'xlllll'1'NX', Nl I,1'lllll'x lxva-fe-, linln-rl liuigi, lii1 lumi lignnlv, Hivlmrml llallfuul, xvQIl'l'l'll l,1'l.llll'y,,IUllll lluly, William lhilcy. 48 IIS , mil R, - 1q', ':f -,,,.Jemn L . .ff i 1 I Nfgk 1 Q. XX ' fx O K ll-J N 611155 I 965 Prwidvnt-HAYMONIJ CARRETT Vivt'-President-TIIUNIJXS COOK Soon-ta1'y+ELAINE M1-ILUIHE 'frm-usurvr-CATHERINK EDMUNDS ., .v,. , ru.. 45. 1 . Huw 1, lvl! In lighl: liurngn livnmquin, l.imln lli5luNiwv, Kvmlru lf-vu-I, Kgnllllwll fiLll'1'W. Kline' l:LlllJgllll'l', llornllly BFQIUII, Susan Harm'- Hull, l.imln ll1lllgL4Pl'1l. lion 12, lvl! In light: fi.lllll'l'illl' ICKIIIIUIHIF, 1I.utl1y A-Xllvn. Hain- lhfldll, lfnwl .-Xml:'l'wull, Pgltrivin Connolly. Lynn 1 IINIUIIQ, l.inmlu lillrlrlnlx, Flmrmn IVX 1 mlmmiu, ffulln-rim' Hlllillli, I,Lllll.l llunlw, llikllll' ifnrla-l'. Huw 3, lvjl In fl-yhff lfurl llowiv, rllltllll-li v Il Unk, .IIIHVIUII 1l4nIl.ml, Hi1'llllI'lI fr.ll'lisll', Hun' Hmmm-ll, Runulcl lI.u'r, ,lulm lhmglux, 124-mgv l',llN'l'50ll, 'VIIOIIIQIN .'xl'l1lSl!'0IlQl, lrwxx 4 lurk. 50 Y Y' VI I fe gf 4 Y ., 4 va- Kfyfgyww .3 33, 1 , V ' V B! P, ,QA x .as 'f . . in .,..- I I X J A 1 1, iff' Q JK h.'I4:. i' ' is 1.55. 'S' 5' 'Qgau f i M -f'w :Z.:l!5'Q'i.'i Q' 'lifxaw-ffm f - wg-e,sr 1. , QW Pl Q ' X s Q I Q39 S .gvQ49.JL 'fa , A4- . nn.-.of ap- nik? . ' 1 My .1 s x I W F ' af '- ' u , . . .4 L i,q.d 'll ximiw ' Enmanvipatinn I rlifimxllifvll Impiration lllallifivzlliull U16 Kaviug Zamera 1 I 1 ' x ,,a fc r' , , X 1 X . ' .-Q f Q4-X . : . I ,ff 5'-Q 1 -X S Qs -2,11 ACTI ITIE ff? . - v ex sf N 51159 9 4 ,.,..2-- ,,,-- -9- A il ' ': :I A 'li I 1 ' 0 atm zz! Ha or Scfczcfy NATIONAL :Qin socnqrrv X 'I e M 4 i 2.29 YA 15 1 4 I In lllylllf 1'lu1rle-x lung, lluil ll11r1'i1-, NI.1rIl141 NI111r.1ll, l .1ye- Yvrruwn. K.1rvn Crab. l'1-wr Jollnvn f.111ulula1l1-s 1111- vlum-11 fur IIlt'llllll'l'SlIlll In ilu' XHI'Nl?ll Llllllillll' uf llu' Nillltlllll llmun' Sm-irfly nl Sf-1-41111l111'y' Svlumle lhll tlu- lmsis nf gm 233 'IPI' 1-1-nt s1'luvla1sti1- llYl'l'llQll , H1-Ni1lw llllillll-Nlllgl 51-l111la1sti1-gully. tlu- 1'411ulul41l1-s 11111-t ulsu illlillllnf in 1'lu11':u'I1-1 l1'z11lv1'sl1ip. zuul s4'1'x'i1'1'. 'lllu- 1':11uli1l11l1-Q lN'f'UIlIQ' IlH'llllN'l'S MllPll tlu'y tallw tlul uulll I 1l llu- i1ul111'li4m 11-1'1-11u111y. lun' llu- i1ul1u'tu111 llu-y must lll't'llilI'l' illlll mlvliwr ll tlm-1 111i1111u' slu-1-1'l1 un ll Inglis- ul 1'lII'l't'Ill 1s111'l1l lIllQ'l'4'Sl. 'lllis 31-111' our l'lI1lfllt'l' luul Inu lIltllH'll0IlS, mu- 111 u111t4'1' llllll ilu- ullwl' 111 llu' rllflllgl. llllu- IPIIFIDHSI' of ilu' Xdlllllllll llmuur Suvivly is lu p1'mi1l1' i1u'v11lix'c- for Slll1ll'IllN lu Slll4lY. WF- lu-lu-w llult as num- Nlllllt'lllS 1'1'1'ug11izv tlu' lunuu' illlll p1'ix'il1-gw . . , . . . .tux It .1llu1'1l1-1l lu Nilllillllll llmurr Nu-u-tx Slllllt'HlS. our IIll'llIlll'l'5llIll ulll :ww mln . is i111lu11'l:111t fur 11111' 5llIllt'IllS lu I't'illllQ' ilu- Yillllv of 1-1l1u'11liu11 in -11111 lI1Hlll'l'H. f.1 lll4rYlll1l wurlml. 56 S fudcnf Cfauuril Row 1, left to right: Joyce Joseph, ,lacquelyn Deane, Lin Cushing, Allan Prouty, Jonathan Bond, Peter Johnson, Karen Crays, Mrs. Paradise, Cynthia Shaw, Laurier Paulson, Curtis Reeser, Robert Woodill, Diana Lindsay, Mary Jane Stella, Janet Workman. This year the Student Council has expanded its powers so that it might be a more satisfactory representative of the students, wishes. By acting as a middleman between pupils' requests for dances and other activities. and the office, the Student Council strives to serve not only as a form of government but a sounding board for ideas as well. During the basketball season, the Student Council members assisted the Booster's Club at the refreshment stand. As it continues to grow, the Student Council will assume more and more responsibility, increasing its duties and the respect of the school for it. 57 Snsemlrlc' Rqw 1. ffffl 10 ffgllli Earl Buwiv, Rwlwrt linig. Suxun Rc-urdun. Rivlmrd Spluine. Iliane Carte-r, Mr. Hewitt. Row 2, left lu rzghlf ,lulln I.yn1'N. Willilllll Hud-pm-th, Wlxllvr llmldfwzl. fLt'l'.lllhllt' YIrffur'wll, Nlurgurvl Ftruvlnnm. Pc-lvr Edson. Drama Club Row l, lrjl lu rfghl: l'4nnvIu SflIllfft'l', lflimlwlln lim-wry 'hvllllil l'.u'4nli-4-. Uinm- I.in1i-.u, SIIUIPIQII Smraillnni, Eilm-un TIIOHI nn. Lynn fillxllillgl, llnrnthy llnunvll, lflnixlinq- lllillllklill. Huw 2, lr!! In lighlf lfynllnn 5ll.lW, jilllifl' Tunie, Clan' Tyla-r fl:-mldirnv Wa-antlu-rlny, ,luy4'm',Ius1'pll, l.in4lu Nlaxwvll, Lynn 5ly4HUNN'xi. Klmlvn llrwlng Fnmn Gllslilfsmlll, Kathy xYLll'fl'Il Row fi, lvl! Iv r1',ul11.' Stvplnln ilgnnlm-lt:-, l.in1l4n Pup-rm, ,l.un4-I xxvivllxlllklll, Kir-lm-n lklmml, Nl4lrg4ll'n'l SYIYICIIQIII, Uonlm Cnr rn: .lllllllll lnxin, Num-5 linlnla-, Willignn lkvnnl-ll. :'4zt'f:- ,H l 5165 61110 J. Row 1, lefz 10 right: Marsha W'adsworth, Susan Holden, Geraldine McCarvell, Deborah Lind. Row 2, left lo right: Gertrude Ilmonen, Judith Magee, Ellen Reardon, Barbara Davie, Donna Paradise, Elaine Oronte. Row 3, left to right: Kathleen Reagan, Pamela Stauffer, Katherine Barry, Maureen Roarh, Diane Murphy, Pamela McNeil, Sherrie McKnight. Row 4, left 10 r1',qlir: Carol Martin, Janis Tunis, Sally Snuwdale, Susan Reardon, Carol Catvb, Barbara McKenzie. Row 5, lejf 10 right: Jacqueline Deane, Linda Dangora, Faye Ellen Vernon, Karen Benson. Candare Smith, Leslie Graham. Row 6, left lo right: Donna Sundwall, Mary Nucci, Sharon Connelly, Susan Sahel. Row 7, left to right: Karen Thomas, Linda Burbank, Carol Anderson, Sandra Sherman, Kathleen Warren, Gayle Suzan, Linda Payson, Marjorie Visser, Klargaret Strachan, Sharon We-nnemer, Gaylen Grohe, Catherine Edmondq, Francine Millette, Margaret MvGuire. Row 8, left to lighl: Diane Carter, Barbara Bosteels, Arthur Sewall, Brenda Lehlotte, Stephen Gaudette, Christine Lowe, Richard Carlisle, Madeline Beach, David Rauch, Linda Harwell, John Pilalas, Elaine McGuire, Christopher Rankin, Martha Nluzrall. Hays' Hhorus gfgfa' .' : ,faux w , Row l, left to right: Peter Andrew, Peter Johnson, Robert Merritt, Donald Spradlin, Rohert Hurley, Richard Carlisle, Peter Edson. Row 2, left lo riglzt: Michael Mvfluire, Leroy Jackson, Curtis Rl'f'4t'I', Arthur Sewall, Laurier Paulson, Jonathan Bond. Row 3, left I0 right: Alan Prouty. Ric-hard Cormier, Roh:-rt Pompeo, Fred- erick Gabriel, Jon Devine. 59 Kammervial 611111 ow 1, lvfl to right: Elizulu-th Montuni, Barbara Buster-ls, Put Lloyd, Mrs. Martin. Jvunm- fNI.trlztnd, Judith Doln-rty, Kutlllmn Fitzputrivk. Row 2, left lo right: Burlturu Hurley, liurlmrn Duxis, Je-unnc Fmol-ki. Lfnrol lfutyb. Curfew! Events 671111 '- i If ui X V A -P. 'n The Current Events Club meets to discuss the vital issues of current history. Through debate, members of the club attempt to resolve an answer to matters of recent interest. Row 1, lvfl In right: Kurt-n ffratys, Patulgt Fvott, Cynthia Slmxv. Sumtn Sub:-I, 5ll1'I't'lflI Scgtrsillorti, Mr. Murgznll, Eilvvn 5 lvllillltlltilll, Marvin l'1tlllt'l'Iort, In-slit' Klrnlmrtt, Iflizatlmvtlt Rt-atrtlolt. How 2. lv!! In Ilylllf rn-tlt'tm'k Cfgtltrtvl. NOW!! PIIPN l,amrn'r l,QllllN4lll, ,lost-plt Nlxm, Allllllllllklll Rumi, Ilortglh ?ulure Ccavlzers' 61116 Row 1, left to right: Mrs.-Joyce, Louise Silvia, Kathleen Carew, Dorna Benzaquin, Mary Splaine, Susan Reardon, Elizabeth Reardon, Dorothy Beach. Row 2, left to right: Cynthis Shaw, Janis Tunis, Kathleen Warren, Donna Sund- wall, Martha Muzrall, Linda Payson, Lynn Cushing, Judith Lavin. Gamera 611112 J A Row 1, left to right: Richard Hamblen, John Still, Mr. Mandilc, Robert Roig. bl 671655 61116 Left 10 right: L1-my Jackman, Nlilflliltl Nlurvinkus, Robert Wcrodill, Raymond Carroll, Dorothy Beach, Margaret McGuire, Mr. ' Cllandle-r, lfrunvimf Nlillctte-, .luniw Tunie. Robert Wvnudill, Joseph Nlaruinkus, john Still. floods' 671111 I v f oods reach the mem- so I 1 might be capable 59 , Y ' fun to make but 1 :he and crease their rM 1 1 MA -,l LP!! lo righl: Cathy Allvn, Nancy Rulrlv, Kullllcvn I itLpulrick, l':Iil.llll'lll Nlnntani, l'ulriviu l,.lllgllI'.l, Mrs. X4-rnon, Sharon Cayon, . Alina' Calllalglwr, Fl'LlIIl'l'S Hurl:-y. Doris LQ-sitt, lfhvryl Wildvr, Dl'lNlI'1lll lI.nll. l.urminn- xldlsvll. lxnn Szydluwski, ifglrul Yclnmn. 62 l6'iol0gy 61116 Left to right: Charles Long, John Smith, Alan Prouty, Anita Byrd, Leslie Young, Mr. Ryan, Martha Muzrall, Mar garet McGuire, Curtis Reeser, Michael McGuire, Robert Woodill. MARCIE McCUIREf 63 Wrcsfbng 61116 'T A - s Row 1, left Io right: David Mitchell, Caryl Walsh, Kenneth Anderson, Ronald Carr, George Emerson, Richard Rabosky. Row 2, left to right: Mr. Cnandler, Kenneth Cahriel, Roln-rt MacMillan, Stephen Reekie, .lay Wennemer, Stephen Caudette, Bradford Warren, Peter Nlaelfaden, Robert Woodill, Charles Long, Thomas Armstrong. ll0lil'fll'l' Nla4'Nlll,l.AN and li0lilill'l' WUOIJILI. Wrestling is prolmalaly the oldest sport known to man and is undoubtedly one of the most challeng- ing. For wrestling is an individual sport, and once a man steps onto the mat to face an opponent. he's on his own. He must make his own decisions and exeeute them himself. W'restling is a vigorous and stimulating activity. lint for maximum participation and enjoyment it requires a high level of total hotly strength and entluranee. It is the hope of the wrestling direetor that. through the wrestling eluln. all participants will lxeeome lnetter wrestlersfsltilled in the hasit' funda- mentals ol this fine activity. Knowledge. and the praetiee neeessary to put this knowledge into wres- tling alnility. are the keys to real wrestling enjoy- ment. 4 ' 64 Ofhcs Assistants Row 1, left to right: Betty Montani, Barbara Davis, Kathleen FitzPatrick. Judith'Doherty, Jeanne Harland, Carol Catyb Jeanne Smolski, Mrs. Devine, Barbara Hurley, Robert Woodill, Barbara Buster-ls. I1 KAREN CRAY5 ' and I FREDERICK GABRIEL l!AlnK En 65 1 K' X MISS ROWE x P , pf I M : 1 c MRS. WIIIQQJX Z... Uusfadians Q7 Left to right: Mr. Daneau, Mr. Pike, Mrs. Pike, Mr. Lapham. Michey Assistants S 0 4 1 A V 'Tn 'I' .MN ,df iN! 'Q tlo righl: Mrs. Slilgm-, Mrs. Garrett, Mrs. Paskow, Mrs. Young, Nlr'S.H1rlfl1in4. 67 QUEEN Cyml1i41 Shaw 'RINCESSES Nu ln Fu! I .uni Hr 'Hu-1 r-md 'Klan-lx juniar 611155 0' Tho C rand W 0 I1 d 6 r I 11 I1 d Pram f 1 965 16' U May, 1902 C The Quw-n's dam S fx I ' fb N Nur H 'y:M?2 W. ,P N. ,S 'mils V' 5 Slzzjvbuilder Staff I 963 Row 1, left In riglzl: Cy11II1i11 Shaw, Ifilf-vrm Tl1il1od1'a1u, Mary Nucci, IA'SIil' fl1'11l111111, Pe-If-r Jlbllllwilll, .-Xlfn-ml Wultvr, FfLlDL'illL' 'Nllllette r R bllillqbll. 151-ny R4'ilI'li11I1, l'1111I41 Smit, XX illia1111 Nlullny, lirvndu I.:-Nlnltv, ,Im111111- S11111lski, Il1111g1l1I Sflllldlill, Sllllfllll C1111n1-lly. 511-H111 fdwn Nlivluucl fl1v1'lwl!. Huw 2, lvfl tu right: ,IUI111 Nl111'l11t5re-, Curl Jr1l111m11. Rmlm-1 llugvr, ,lu-1-pl1 Sylxiu, Holwrl Nlcrrilt. F1'e-1111111 111 luriith H0111-rty, :xIllI'Q,ILlft'l Nl1'fl11i1'1-. NILIl'l'iLl l 11Ile-111111, Ilnrnl ff:1tyl1, ,lLlIlit't' T1111i-. 5111-r1'l111 Sflll'-illtblli, KiII'Q'll Crab, ,l11y1'1- Urns N n 51111-l, Kiltlll1'f'Il Fitfputrif-k, I:Lll'l1LlI'Ll llanix, l'11tri1'i11 Lloyd, Burluxral H4141-1'l-. l'.1t1i1'i11 lJ.111g111'11, Hlillllltqll xltllllgllli, Bdfllilfil Hurl1 11 1 NIg11lu11fI, jun lJ4'Xillf'. P11111 l,t'LIll1', liuln-1'I l'11111p1-11, llullillllilll Bond, S11-w11 l-'il1-x,l,1-1- ll111l1.111k. fill-El,IIf1ll'.N.' lfliza1lwll1 Rl'Qll'1lUll. I 1'a1111'i11e Hills-ttv lf11.s1'111'w IIIIIIIIQUIQ' XIfI'1'llxX'Llltl'l' mfr! Slaff Sports Slrlff l,llUflIQl'lIlIll.Y .9l11ff l 1'z1111i111 Nlillrlla- I-1I I'g111I41 S1-ull. lffl. l,1'f1'l' jul111s1111. lfml XIQIIW l51'1m11 xxvilllillll Nlalllm. lfel. 11111111111 Sham l4111'l1111':1 limi:-1-ls .lilIli1'!' 'lxunis I':ill'l'll 'lsl1il1mle'a111 RlMIlIl'X llugf-1' Susan Sulwl Pun! Uva111c- Xlivluu-I t:lll'Ill'll ,I1111 Iyl'XiIN' 5l1111'1111 11111111-lly I 1'1-111-1'11-lx f.'1l11 nl lun-1111 Silx 141 .lutlilh l1.hf1lx NI1ll'l'l'l l'11ll1-114111 72 ,Jlj out Slaff 1.04111 trfillhllll john Xl1'I11ty1'c l'1t1i1i1 H111 1 A L R il Vary Nlll'l'i joyvv 1311111 ll Advertising Staff Brenda LelVlotte, Ed. Lee Burbank Jonathan Bond ,lon Devine Robert Pompeo Susan Sabel Sharon Connelly Robert Merritt lVlargaret lVlcCui1'e Cynthia Shaw John lVlclntyre Joyce Brown V6'lll'bI70k Staff Literary Staff Elizabeth Reardon. Ed. Sherelyn Scarsilloni Karen Crays Joseph Silvia Donald Spradlin Eileen Thibodeau Joyce Brown Susan Sabel Paula Scott Typing Staff Jeanne Sniolski. Ed. Elizabeth Montani Carol Catyb Kathleen Fitzpatrick Margaret McGuire lVlr. Bradford N. Robinson-Advisor S11l1.Scr1'pt1'0n Staff Nlary Nucci. Ed. Margaret McGuire Jeanne Marland Peter Andrew Donald Spratllin Alfred Walter' Barbara Hurley Robert Merritt David Joseph Patricia Lloyd Steven Files Barbara Davis Sharon Cayon A---.....1. l 1 I E L 1 i E 4 Row 1, left to right: Elizabeth Reardon, Co-Editorg Alfred Walter, Business Manager: Franc-ine Milli-tte, Co'Editor. Row 2, left to right: Peter Johnson, Photography Editorg Jeanne Smolski. Typing Editor: l.cslic llralnani. Lay-Out Editor: Mary Nucci, Subscription Editorg Paula Scott, Sports Editor: llrf-ntlti I.vNlott+-, Adwrtisirig Editorg William Malloy, Sports Editor. library Aides -1 -iii! Row 1, lefl lu right: Ellen Reardon, Barbara Leake, Sherrie McKnight, l'aula Scott, Mrs. Reardon, Uehorah Sidnt-y, Lorraine Makin, Faye Ellen Vernon, l.ynn Szydluwski. Row 2. left to right: ,lohn Nlelntyre, Richard South:-r, Geraldine McCarvell, Stephen Gaudi-ite, Kathleen Carew, Susan Holden, Joseph Gallant, Linda llangora, Linda Burbank, Maureen Roach, Linda llifitasio, Diane Murphy, Leslie Young, Nancy Ruhle, Lynn Cuwliing, Dorothy lit-an-h, Judith Lavin, Dvlltlfilll l.inrl, Carl johnson, llt-lmrah Hall, Kendra Corel, Stephen lieekie, John l'ilalas. ,4 udib- Visual Aides Rnw l, lvfl lo right: Rim-liard Fuller, Peter lfdson, Rit-laanl 'l'orrt-5. Arthur Vinal, Clinistopln-r Rankin, Nr. lliSaliatino, Kit-liartl Carlisle, llratlfortl Warren, Sta-pht-n Het-kit-. Row 2, If-fl to right: Lurtvis llcvsvr: Jonathan liranton, llolwrt Mae'N'Iillan, ,lainw l.lnyrl, Allred Walter, Arthur Sr-wall, Earl llowie, Stvplicn baudvttc. 74 Pr f.. 5. 1 4' M59 X fa Q 'S M . 1, 3 W 'E iaiykf ai' .Z f 5' fr qu Tk 521 57.3 if 4 , :ig F59 1 N wif' Q' f S WE? A I Szfccer Q' ., 'gr .L-'f' 'gt .,s..a.?L'If'imcaW.' l . r '21 ' ' - ,h . Q-A ,- ' A , , , - I 'yfy' V ' Jugs! -pgs of-A ,, M: H . , , , . V . - r .-.,.:.4f, QQ '.: f...,f ' - - - ' , fe... . -,': - . ,Qu .. I - - . . - . - , L . ..' --'M , ' x- - Q. LF - -N -- - - il - L Q.1 Row 1, left lo right: Curtis Rec-ser, john Smith, Frederick Gabriel, Robert Pompt-o. Laurier Paulson fCo-Captainl, Mr. Dixon llloaclib, l'c-ter Andrew lCo-Captainl, Pe-tt-r Johnson, David Joseph, Rolwrt Xlvrritt, Dennis Keele Alan Prouty. Row 2, left lo right: ,lamvs Lloyd William Dailey, Frvrlf-rivk Nucri, Donald Spracllin, Pctl-r Rolilmins, John Bradeon, Frvdcrick W'hite, Michael Corlwtt, Jon lla-xim-, Hit-hard St. Ours, Bruce Wilds, Ronald Cay, Ric-haral llallorml, Arthur Sc-wall, Paul Sahel, Bruve Meacliani, John Pilalag john Cay, jonathan Cranton. l'lf'l'lf .XNDKIQW and lll'D l'.Xl'L50N ill.lfflU4t1'llf' N1K.l1lXoN hlllvaw- win, Norm-llln 9 , N 'r' llwy in-nt thalta way Dixon and lfompany, lnv. 76 f ... Left to right: Pete Johnson, Pete Andrew, Bud Paulson. FRED GABRIEL BOB POMPEO DAVE JOSEPH BO MERRITT MIKE CORBETT 77 f 7 611155 Kzfuufry MW fff Row 1, lrfl la righl: Kvnm-tlm Andvrfnn, Dgnid June-s, Cary W'alsln, Phillip Ke-uma Huw 2. lvl! lu righl: Nlr. Pevk. Waller Marcinkus, ichuvl 3ILifl'iIll'ill9, Holm-rt lluig, Donald I.unn, Xlivlmel NIL-fluirc-,jmm-lmll fN1urvinkuQ Mr. l'1'1'k and lfrwwt Lnunlry 4.0-1,LllllLllll'v Dun l.unn ami Nlikm- xlQ't2l1ilt' L 1 5 , , X mm iigxlxlu mm uwx A V- ' , mm: lmw: I Q L AIUNICS Q, lf el 5 78 NIIKI-f Nl.-KlilflfXKl S 0 'I N' -ag 'C ..,., ks Baseball .ff r N, ,L +1249 ,,, Al . Row l, left to right: Peter Johnson, Peter Andrew, David Joseph, Bud Paulson, Robert Merritt, James Long. Row 2, left to right Phillip Keene, Richard Fuller, Fred Nucci, Bruce Wilds, Richard St. Ours, Charles Long, Burr Cornwell, Mr. Morgan. PETE ANDREW BOB0 MERRITT DAX ID JObEPH PETE JOHNSON 1 Varsity Haskefball Squad Huw 1, left to riglzl: Klip-hacl Nlm'Cuire,,lullr1 Smith, Alan Prouty, Peter Andrew, Pclvr Johnson, Mr. Axon, mach, Luurivr Puulwn, Druid ,lose-1 Jh, Dennis Kem-fe, Leroy Jackson I A LAN PKOU TY ,gt ri,.l1l 'A' A 80 P ETI-I JOHNSON MIKE Mr-GL'IRE LEROY JACKSON BUDDY PA LVLSON pn' junivr Varsity Kaskefball Squad if 1 Row 1, lefl lo right: David Jones, Arthur Vinal, Pctvr Rolrhirw. Paul Fulwl, Drum Wilde, William HUflNllQ'iil, Row 2, left to right: Mr. Axon. Coach, Mark Stoddard. Jurrwx Llwyrl, Ruyuwncl Carre-It. Daxifl Nr-wtrm, .lnlm Cranlon, John Lyons. PETE XNIJHFXY Q ZV17' Y S's'4 .vi JOHN SMITH xv r if ii H' 1 4 I xgllh , 45 DAVID E, A JOSEPH A 15,7 I nrxxls KEEFE 2 f fr :V - 4 L , f ki l , JON IJEYINE 8I 04. Crank Ro Hu Ke to w l, left to right: Jay Wcnneinvr. Bruce- KIQ'LlCllill1l. Ronald Carr. IA-my ,lan-kwn. Erin' Kirby. Paula Stull Gluiiugerl, Richard rlvy, David Mitchell, Julm Still, Cary Wlllbll, Mr. Axnn. Row 2, lv!! lu righlf PQ-tvr Kln'Fudcn. Ceurgv lfmvrson. .lohn Duty nm-tl: Andi-min, Sli:-lim-l 'Nlf-illiirv, llzuid Wright, Str-plimi Rm-ki.-, liurlix Rm'-1-r. ll:-nnis Ki-vfv, lluynwml lhirrvlt, Row 3, lei! right: Rolwrl Whmlill. :Klan Prnuty, .lun lilesinv. Rivlmrd Cuiwiiivr. .lu-1-pli Filxiu. Alllllll' Smidll. llfvlrcrl lhiig. xlll'llLlQ'l NlLl1'1'll1 Rus, liolwrt Xlm'Nlillau1. NW- I . 'x Xml Illlllllllg lm Iln- ., 1 nd i Nun, lim- , 5, ix l ,, - , , . . N h x - v I 'N LK! Ag ,. ' B- ZA? . W 5-L'..l 5- K B ,riffs t ,r L -'lf .i L lla- fli.-. P 'i A A - .ii N' - lllI'0llLLll Ili 4- 'Q if 1 I 1 ,,. L' I A F Ill' Wllll lllv' - .-- ' A' Xngl gqwdx '- -fn N N - ' rvzltvst ul , 5' up gif L 3 x List' . , .H U, I1 - , 1 . V ? ' , , . 1 , n, V , 'Hs-.. . ., N i . N . I l I ' . 1 rtfxf ing mam. , -., hx .ue il ll ii 1 .X - -- I ' I Varsity Girb ' Haskefball Left Io right: Mrs. Knapp, Elaine McGuire, Lorraine Maki-n, Murtlm Nluzrull, Margaret 3lCCLlllAP, Faye Vwrnnn, lfilif- Young, Mary Brown, Sandra Winske, Judith Magee, Susan Re-ardrm. Ellen Reardon. FAX E VERNON K ELAINE NIQGUIRE xl Lrsmg wr M, MARTHA A BIUZRALL I x1,xRc:1E N11-tLl'IRE sANnR,x ' .- 1 I A WINSKE X I 83 I XRNITY FIELD HOCKEY TEAM vw I nr r,1 In 1 Nu 1 U Iie Young, K.m'n frfuxye, Ellnn Relrdnn Carol Xnlmnn Flxzdbelll Ream on ern Iarlun Ifw 2 ff! nl, I I III: Ienrlm NIurIIm NIIIYIKIII. NI.u'y Num-i, Hm ur 4 'mx u n 51116 I 1roI 'NIUIIQ ne V.-XRSITY FII I IJ HOC'IxEX SCORIQb Kewl BI'llIg,LCISi1ICl' at Nuns Sriluutc at Nurxwll Xorxwll all IIuIIu'uuIQ Hull at Nmwwll Nuruell at Ilrimlgmsatcl Culmsset all Xurwc-II Nurwell at IIunox'er Xurwell at Ifust Bridge Nmwwll ut Iluxlmury Nnrxu-II at NIa1'sI1fieImI '.. all Hockey Row I, left to right: Dorna Benzaquin, Kendra Covel, Diana Lindsay, Kathleen Carew, Deborah Lind, Geraldine KICCarxell, Susan Holden. Row 2, left to right: Mrs. Knapp, Patricia Ritchie, Judith Latin. Elaine Sli-Cuire, Donna Palli. Dorothy Bearli. Clirictine Lone, Paula Banlii. Susan Vinal, Diane Murphy. Carol Anderwn. Linda Dango1'a,,lanet Randolph. JUNIOR VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY SCORES Wfest Bridgewater at Norwell ,,,O O,,, Scituate at Korwell O OO ,.,,,O, Norwell at Holbrook O O Hull at lNorwell O O OOOO,OO OO OO Norwell at Bridgewater O ,.,, OO Cohasset at Norwell O OOOOO.OOOOO OO OO O Norwell at Norwell at Norwell at Norwell at 6 of-s anyone know is h.1t's happenin K 4-1-Q Xlrw. Knapp and junior xarsity' field hol'lu'y' Co- captains Elaine XI 1- 1, u 1 re and Dornu Iivlltilltllltl offlr ll ow 1, left lo right: .lunive Tunis, Sandra Wimlw, Nlurslm Lunlz, If-lie Young, Katha-rim' Barry, Susan Reardon, Susan Burne- mutt. Row 2. left Io righl: Elaine Mcfluirv, Mary jam- Pnwf-r, Curnluw Wumlwurd, jumlilli Hagen-, Patricia Johnson, Christine IOWP, Faye V1-rnon, ffatiwrimf E1illlUI'lii9, Eiuinff Andre-w, fiuil I,in4'uln. - WuI1'li linit Hull! ' ,J . H ' 'L . ff ,Q :..:' ,L A-, -. ' ' li.lllt'I' up .. 'M xv , i ' Q I - it 5 V A N T i , ' IA, . ,'....bl 8 1.1 ,., - H ..i. B . ,, . 5-SlIl'il1'lltilllNiQlNllliu 86 Varsity Ljheerleadcrs Left to right: Kendra Covel, Paula Haynes, Lynn Ritchie, Heather McPhail, Carol Molla, Karen Crays, Dorna Benzaquin, Carol Yetman. The eight varsity cheerleaders of Norwell High School have inspired our basketball team members to play to the best of their ability. The cheerleaders have worked hard at practices in order to lead us in cheering for our team. The cheerleaders encourage good sportsmanship and school spirit. The organization itself develops coordination, leadership, resourcefulness, and initiative. Our cheerleaders set a good example for the crowd at the games, as well as improve the morale of the players. omni CAROL COVEL YETMAN JHEATHEH BMPHAH. ,4 . LYNN HITLHIE KAREN , PAL LA CRAYS Hivxss , 3, l4!'vL'l...-3 CARUL - . IJORNA BIOLLA ' ' 1 IENZAULIN 87 yaaaf Varsity Cfhaarlaadars Y' Huw I, lofi In flrghlf Maury Slvllu .xml Sllnlll Harm-vnll. Kim 2, lvl!! In righli Dclmruh Lin I,LlIl'il'iLl fI4ml11-llyguml l,i.lllQl lindsay. jaalar lfarsay Gab' Basketball 3 . . . . , , , , . . In w I, lr!! lu ughl: 1.uIlu-nlw lzmlnnmurlx, ,luulnlll Lum, l.lul.n lmnlw. kann-n lllmnaw, I.rndn l'.lywn, t NIH. Knapp. l'4lLll'Il. lilvw 2, lvl! lu llylllf 1lllxxllm'lnm-,4l.u'q1lvl1ln-Ilvzlllv. 88 THE OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHERS OF THE SHIPBUILDER CONGRATULATE THE CLASS OF 1963 M L E S U TI Sou'I'h Shore's Foremosi' Phofographers 37 Co'H'age Avenue Quincy 69, Massacl1useH's BAN K awww W' nu 40 Every Best Wish for a Bright Future to the Class of 1963 HULL COOPERATIVE BANK 4 Samoset Avenue Hull, Massachusetts All Savings Earn 470 Deposits Insured in Full SCITUATE FEDERAL SAVINGS 81 LOAN ASSOCIATION l32 Fronf S+. SCITUATE, MASSACHUSETTS SHELL GIFT SHOP Rou+es 3 - I23 Assinippi HANOVER MASS. -f' .v ! xi ' . CLOTHIIS Complimen'rs of MARSH'S STORE See Our CompIe+e Spring Line Ladies' PendIeI'on W H i Suifs and Sporiswear a Pape' - PM PURITAN CLOTHING co. Ren+aI Equipmen'r Cuswm Pidure Framing 295 Union S+., Rockland Compleie Decorafing Service TR 8-I575 RI 9-3264 Queen Anne's Corne ----44.1 THE WELCH COMPANY Sciiuafe Harbor Massachuseffs HANOVER Complimenls of MR. JOSEPH Where You Are Always Properly Fi+'recl for Proms TA 6-2579 ROUTE 3 Complimen+s of THE PILGRIM MOTEL OL 9-774I I95 Waslwinglon SI. Norwell Mass. FRANCIS AND SIDNEY SLOTNICK ROACH 81 WINSKE Plumbing and Hea+ing lnclusfrial ancl Resiclenlial Piping FRANKLIN RD. NORWELL. MASS. Massacl1use'r+s Regislrafion 7If567l Bes+ Wishes From VIRTA'S GARAGE ROUTE 3 NORWELL TRiangle 8-2280 Complimen+s 'Io Ihe Class of '63 FOX HILL OIL CO., INC. NORWELL MASS. JACK BARCA'S BARBER SHOP 4 Barbers Open Mon. - Tues. - TI'1urs.- Sai. 8500 A-M- - 6500 P-M- Friday azoo AM. - 8:00 P.M. Clesed Wednesday TEDESCHI SHOPPING CENTER ROUTE 3 HANOVER SEWELL BRADBERRY'S ELECTRIC, INC. SPORTING GOODS Rou+e 3 Norwell Mass. OL 9-28I2 ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS OL 9-2223 GAU DETTE BROTH ERS INC. Roufe 3 WaShing+0n Sheef NORWELL MASSACHUSETTS NORWELL MASS. P.O. ACCORD, MASS. Telephone TRiangIe 8-3792 SHELL HILLTOP SERVICE STATION AND SPORT SHOP Main Sfreef OL 9-937l Complimenfs of A FR'END News STORE Tel. OL 9-9382 STONE HOUSE GARDENS Main S+. Norw MACDONALD MOTOR SERVICE Washingfon S+ree+ Norwell TR 8-0096 COMPLETE AUTO REPAIR 'iwkia X. 1 ,. 4 ' Owned and Operaied by PETER D. DICKMAN av. , asf , ,'.,, 11,.1'. Complimen+s of HANOVER BOWLADRCME 24 Air-Condiiioned Lanes Open Every Nighf I Telephone TAylor 6-406I LELYVELD'S SHOE STORE Union a+ Reed S+ree+ Rockland NORWELL CAPEWAY JENNEY SERVICE SUNOCO SERVICE Rou+e 43 HANOVER MASS Main S+. Norwell Telephone OL 9-9380 HOLSTElN'S Shoes for You 25l Union S+. ELLIOT S COX - P p. OCK D M dtfumg ,39- l 1 X I Q, - mx ' iv H-.4'1 ll 1 -vp., .- il - I l lllllllu 'MM Q N lr. Q .Lp far i 1 ir! Congrotulatlons to the Class of I963 CONTINUE YOUR LEARNING Speclallsls an Laclnes Sporlswear af Discounl Prices All Self Servlce Loca+ed al +l'1e Hinglwam Shopping Plaza 'Y ...4 HANOVER PHARMACY, INC. Tedeschi Shopping Cenfer ROu+e 3 Hanover, Mass. MD E D ROSS REG PH Complimems of P J HAILER REG PH WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE COLONIAL DRUG ROCK,-AND I I2 Fron'r S+. Sci+ua+e Harbor Nexi' Door To Sci'rua+e Playhouse Compiimenis of Complimenis of COSTEI.I.O'S SPORTS AND HOBBY Childreds Specialw FISHING HEADQUARTERS Shop 26l Union S+. OC an , w R kl II R 're 3 TedeschI's Shoppmg CI H M h I+ Telephone TR 8-4590 Complimen+s of A6 T QT ...Z T WASHINGTON PARK PHARMACY Waslning'ron S+ree+ Ngrwell' M555 OL 9-427I Member of Northfolk Charge Plan FREDERICKSON BROS. In+erna'rionaI Trucks Washingfon S+. Telephone OL 9-9372 Norwell Complimenfs of NOBBIE BEAUTY SHOPPE SCITUATE HARBOR Complimenfs of THE VILLAGE CARD SHOPPE SCITUATE MASS. CompIimen'Is of I IIBIIIII I H FURNISHINGS The Sou+I'1 SI'1ore's Leading Furni+ure S+ore DON ROBBINS CO.. INC. IIS HARTSTUFF ST. ROCKLAND WATSON CHEVROLET, INC Your Local CI1evroIe+ Dealer 5 Brook S+. Sci+ua+e Harbor LI 5-0I54 EV 3-I26O K. 'ILP THE WISHING WELL YARN AND GIFT SHOP Telephone TRiangle 8-OSI3 Washingion S+ree'r N ll M h++ ra -I p ' ' ll .lo-7 I 'A 3 ,I 5, :pyro ylfre.. ' ' WM e - E ,M X ' lui 4' In V N br ' ': 4 A ' g1.- I 1. I fi- QLJLI' YY 'Je' i,M'W,j-AL ' . .Q A-ee 'Q e e - A Complimenls of ESTES AUTO SU PPLY, INC. Rockland - TR 8-6200 Hingham - 749-I968 Plymou'rl1 - PL 6-4477 749-I077 Complimenis of MUSIC STORE Records - Sheel' Music - lns+rumen'rs E Guilars WELL-QUALIFIED INSTRUCTORS TR 8-I933 SHACK s A A wi iwzyg Ee+eeleRee :Qi 7 TAILORS ff CLEANERS me fam r MENS WEAR G 'Q U9 gg 305 Union S+ree+ Rockland 5 A N ' Telephone TR 8-0780 luiuulr' Personalized AHen+ion v Given fo Each Arficle Cleaned Shop SV1clc'-3 for SllClf5ll ..V ,E 'wig' Si., , -f MR. PAUL'S HAIR DESIGN Permaneni' Waves Hair Coloring Hair Sfyles I46 Broadway - Hanove TA 6-4748 CompIImen+S Sheep Shearing Snow Plowing of NORWELL FARMS FISHER POWER pig. 80,4 I CC. TracI'oiI?L:riIII IvITII:jWorIr TA 6-2522 Hanover Rou+e 3 Froni End Loader JOSSELYN'S MARKET Choice Meafs Birdseye Frozen Foods Main S+ree'r Norwell MassacI1use++s Tel. OL 9-262I DON SPRADLIN - Mgr. JOSEPH'S GARAGE Pon+iac - GMC Truckf 24-Hr. Towing Service OL 9-267I SHELL 'X J A nz i Y ACCORD SERVICE STATION Shell Service and Accessories TR 8-976l Washingfon S'rree'r No,-well' Mass. We would like 'ro dedicale +his eigh+h of a page 'ro MR. DiSAB- L ITINO who has suffered ihrough 240 hrs. of chemis+ry wilh us. JON BOND and DON SPRADLIN Dodge Dari Lancers Complimenfs of I26 Firsl' Parish Rd. Sci+ua'I'e L' 5-1200 COMPANY TA 6-2343 Hanover Roule 3 lj l lan 5 un -f - 'Wifi H fy HIFIWLHIQI ipaq-'ss-he ' Uhr Glnlnnial Builhing Best of Luck to the I963 Graduation Class SQQTH SHOQI 'fu ssm' Roule 3 Norwell SPARRELL FUNERAL SERVICE, INC. Air Condilioned Funeral Homes Norwell - OL 9-2200 Colmassel -- EV 3-0200 J. R. REARDON - J. L. WADSWORTH Funeral Dlreclors Serving All Faillws Since l820 F. A. LEARY, INC. Sales Oil Burner Gulf Solar Heai' Washingion S+ree+ TRiangIe 8-0654 Service Assinippi, Mass THE GOOD GULF STATION CompIimen+s of FRIENDLY ICE CREAM Hingham Plaza Complimenfs of I'IEARN'S REXALL DRUG 66 Fron'r S+. Scifuafe Harbor RANNEY'S Nexf +o Trus+ Co. Qualify Clofhing for Men and Boys Formals for All Occasions Telephone TR 8-0937 EDW. J. RYAN, Prop. Compliments of RELIABLE FENCE co., INC. PY S ' WASHINGTON PARK 'r f I963 E Opposife S+. Hele Ch ch 659-288i THE NORWELL NEWS Vveeldy Complimen+ N of GODDARD'S 5C fp 00 STORE SW fe Harbor Ma h H RESPONSIBlLlTY IS THE KEY TO FREEDOM KEN'S TOURIST COURT Norwell, Mass. Thousands and Thousands of Pairs of Slacks a+ Savings Up +o OFF lv1en's ' Teens' ' Boys' Popular Tapered S+yles Prices S+ar+ al' S3.I9 Hingham Shopping Plaza HAROLD NELSON DONALD WRIGHT GARDEN CRAFT Seasonal Decora+ions Annuals 'l' Perennials 'l' Evergreens Washingfon Slreei' TRiangIe 8-4l00 Rou'fe 3 Assinippi, Mass Complimenls of JOHN - Pres. C PETE -V P Complimenls of JOHN L. STILL Washinglon Sireel' Norwell Best Wishes Class of '63 ASSI N I PPI GENERAL STORE Tel. TRlangle 8-27 I 5 ACCORD PINES NURSING HOME Washingion S+. Norwell, Mass. For Convalescenl ' Clwronically Sick and Refired CATHERINE J. SHEPARD, Prop. Tel. Tlliangle 8-07l2 R. W. BARROWS ' Gills Greeling Cards and Jewelry ' Welch Repairing A Specially ED. 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