Norwell High School - Shipbuilder Yearbook (Norwell, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1967 volume:

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'1.ail5,,,, Y--va' -Q.. -...-fman. 5 ,..- ' . ..'rl '-. 1-'3 A 1y:'b- - -'ai-.ff -.Jr -onvr - . 'Qapr.-.N.- sk' h 9.47 - ' -llgfnlf P Wig., X... . . 4, , ' . K i '--- .?.11!.1 '- '- , , 4. . 51 , 'W . . -b rv lib t QWN . v - . wi. FOREWORD 'Iwo roads dim-r'Lgged in Ll wood, and 1- I took the one less trxrveled by Ami that has made all the difference. -Robert Frost CONTENTS DIYDICATION . . . . . 4 CURRICULUM . . . . . 5 SENIORS ...... .... 1 7 UNDIIRCLASSMIEN .... 49 ACTIVITIIIS .... .... S 9 SPORTS 75 ADS . . .... 101 DEDICATION 'VFX -1 ,X , . - :fa '33 Y il This Yearbook is dedicated to Mr. Vincent Gallucci. Throughout our senior years Mr. Gal- lucci has helped us in innumerable ways. He worked extra hours to place us in colleges, and at the same time he found the energy to participate in field trips, to assist with the book fair, and to make his own office the base for this Yearbook. His patient diligence has endeared him to us, and in appreciation of his endeavors we dedicate the 1967 Ship- builder to him. f u SECRETARY LIBRARIAN ....-sg -- u - V r Y ' ,L .E I . I - l- .Q- 'IA I MRS. EDITH DEVINE MRS. BETTY REARDON GUIDANCE E3 MR. VINCENT GALLUCCI MR. PETER KAPOLKA MRS. MIRIAM ZUNDELL A10 CURRICULUM X 7 I ENGLISH Slanding, lefl lo figbl: Mr. Robert Gardner-Psychology, Reading, Englishg Mr. Bradford Robinson-Englishg Mr. james Miller- Speech, English. Sealed, left to right: Miss Melinda Ponder-Englishg Miss Harriet Elwood-Englishg Miss Juanita Blinn-Englishg Mr. Albert Zarrella-English. The English Department, headed by Mr. Robinson, has broad- ened in both curriculum and extra-curricular activities. The Ad- vanced Placement sections in grades ten through twelve enable pro- ficient students to prepare for more accelerated college courses. The department also includes speech, drama, and journalism. Field trips to cultural events increase our appreciation of the Arts. I ! i i ,4 :a-F 2' 'Z 2 i Q 2 The library is an important tool for the student. Students make use of the quiet facilities for study. 1 I 1 'fn iff '77 '4!f f'f4 X r V! g SOCIAL STUDIES 35. What happened in Philadelphia in 1776 ? The Social Studies Depart- ment offers a four year pro- gram including World History, U.S. History, and Economics. The interested students may then culminate their study by taking a seminar type course in Problems of Democracy. The department also sponsors the student exchange program be- tween Norwell and another school. Sranding, left to right: Mr. F. David Stephansky-Social studies, Psychologyg Mr. William Gerety-Social Studiesg Miss Sarah Kennett-Social Studiesg Mr. Bruce Marshman-Social Studies. SCIENCE Lefz, from lo back: Mr. Allan Webber-Freshman Science, Biologyg Mr. Leslie Mumford-Algebra I, Chemistry, Geometry. Righf, from lo back: Miss Janice Hall-Freshman Science, Mathg Mr. Francis DiSabatino-Chemistry, Physics, Freshman Scienceg Mr. Da- vid Ryan-Biology. Norwell High School's Sci- ence Department is expanding rapidly to keep pace with the advancing field. Freshmen are brought in contact with chem- istry and lab procedures. Soph- omores get a look at life pro- cesses through the biology pro- gram. Juniors advance their knowledge in chemistry, and the four year program is con- summated with the new PSSC physics. All classes are kept up-to-date with new audio-vis- ual materials and equipment. Thus, the science student is able to keep pace with the technological advances of his time. I2 Easy does it! DEPARTMENT 1 Hm-m. I can actually see something. I Perfect ! -iq 4. -li-Q x T' mm' .... ---.3....,. -. . S-nr' It must be exactf Q BUSINESS fi 15 'Q i -4-1'F'Ul- ld, 4 Left zo riglaz: Mr. Timothy Shannon-Typing, Law, Bookkeeping I 84 IIg Mrs. Catherine Martin-Office Practice, Short- hand, Transcript typing, Psychologyg Mrs. Charlotte Goldberg-Introductory Business, Typing, Shorthand. tice and bookkeeping. I Ama. , .aff S And this machine was just fixed last week! Of course, Dennis, it is just as it says here on the chart. The Commercial Department 'offers courses for the student taking either a business or a college program. After the basic courses in typing, shorthand, and business math, the more inter- ested students are encouraged to take courses in law, office prac- II, Nm 'f . -.fi Music Home Economics .NX A 291. 1 '- .,.A A gg, .-Y . .,,, - 'Z 4 ,I J' ' ' ,I , . I R, . - gm.- gg MR. THEODORE HEWITT MRS. CHORIS VERNON Indusirial Aris Ari ,R fs in I 1 X. ef! MR. ARTHUR AXON MRS. JOAN PENDLETON Phgsical Educaiion .,,-.--r - MRS. MARY KNAPP MR. FELIX DIXON I5 KITCHEN CREW T 1' 'fix if I 4 f I , ' , Left lo rigbl: Mrs. Barbara Schow, Mrs. Yolanda Ryan, Mrs. MRS- RUTH HORGAN Ruth Horgan, Mrs. Alma McKnight, Mrs. Rita Paskow CAFETERIA SUPERVISOR SCHOOL NURSE MISS CATHERINE ROWE A Q . ,:5..,?, .3 na I ' 'x if A : . ,-5 A. 4 , . if , 1 ir .4 i, - ' , vp Lcft to fight: Mr. Edward Lapham and Mr. Arthur Daneau I6 CUSTODIANS SENIORQ ,..3w,.,.,w.,, ,V bw Liam. A., , -M4 y. nf sJ 5 Left to right: D, Williams, B. Campbell, J. Beach, C. johnson SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT: CAROLYN JOHNSON VICE-PRESIDENT: JOHN BEACH SECRETARY: DENYCE WILLIAMS TREASURER: BONNIE CAMPBELL 'Q 1 I l I I r I8 J 'ST' LINCOLN SIIERWOOD ADAMS Diplomacy is lo do and :ay the nartieft thing in the nicest way. Linc . . . . Abraham . . . I can't stand it! . . . trick knee . . . Pentucket transfer. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 1, 2, 33 Track 2., 3, 4g Baseball lg Class V.P. 1, 25 Class Pres. 3g Cross Country 45 Student Council 43 Key Club 3, 45 German Club 4g National Athletic Scholarship Societyg SHIPBUILDER. CAROLINE HALLOWhLL ANDERSON Good word: are worth much and :ost little. Hillside V.W. Where's Lise? Derby Transfer. Future Teachers 3, 49 Chess Club 45 Field Hockey 45 Tennis Club 4g Drama Club 43 SHIPBUILDER. Y. K SUSAN DORENE ASPELUND In .rilenre also therds 4 worth that bring: no riJh. HSUEH . . . UWl'lCIC'S BOI'll'llC?u . . . UIIO starch in the shirt . .. Blue eyes .. . Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 1, 21 Softball 5g Future Teach- ers 3, 45 SHIPBUILDER. ,-I' ffm , avi 'Ig . 'rr LYN JUDITH BARON JOHN ROBERT BARRY There 'ir rr :garden in her face, where rofex I've taken my fun where 1,126 found it. and wlmelflfef blow. checks 'jjonahzz I-Iillside Fal- Loyal CYOer Seen Frances? Dave. CM? GE Bea' 'Twrefe 5 PUTCV? I sfbu sp d I . . , oota 1, 2, 3, 5 r 2, 3, gWrest'ng m,,,2iQfC1,,f 4, SffnisB?jYfDZ'RF'ee Club 4' Com 2, 5, 4, Key Club 3, 4 qiifmqg SHIPBUILDBR. I9 4 - - JOHN ARNOLD BEACH The world helongr lo the enlhufiasl who keep: cool. J.B. Bullet I have no con- trol over my hands. Football 1, 2, 3. 4, Track 2. 3, 45 B.I.O. 3, Latin Club V.P. 35 Sbipk Log 3g Key Club 4 Student Council V.P. 4, Senior Class V.P.g SHIP- BUI.LDER. 1 ,mel X JUDITI-I ELLEN BRADEEN Enough work to do, and .ffrength enough lo do lhe work. How's the boat? Pete Vitality plus Rainbow girl. Pep Squad l, 23 Cheerleading 3, Co-Capt. 43 Future Teachers 4, SHIPBUILDER. 20 VIRGINIA RUTH BOIG There'r nothing worth the wear of winning hut laughter and the love of friendrf' 'jini,' not Virginia. Perpetual giggle Wait for me! Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4g C Softball 2, 3, 45 Future Nurses 1, 2, 3, 43 SI-IIPBUILDER Photography Cozheacl. BONNIE JEAN CAMPBELL lnnocenre har nothing to dread. Money Collector That PJ. party Maine Quiet type. Field Hockey 3, 4g Glee Club 1, Foods Club 3g Latin Club 52 Future Teachers 2, 3, 45 Drama Club 4g Student Council 23 Ship'.r Log 2, 5: Class Treas. 3, 43 SHIPBUILDER. V1 GUY GEORGE CAPILLI Push-on, keep moving. Capillary Physics genius Yellow sneakers? Football 1 Z 3 43 Baseball . . . 1. 2. 3. 4. Wrestling 25 Key Club 3, 45 SHIPBUILDER. l P l ...- .'.ff V ... Its 'L in-1 i t ff.. X V DOROTHY LINDA CARLISLE JAMES CHARLES CASELLA ALBERT RICHARD CAVANAGH The .foul of man if immortal and im- Wil make: il: own welcome, and level: People who make no noife are danger- periyhahlef' all diffim-fiom. our. ArtiQt Where's my laundry? Jimba A Killer wild ties Al Squeeler actor. Oh, really now! Babe Ruth in peddle-pushers. Soccer 4. Drama Club 3 pres' 42 SHIP German Club 1, 2. 3, 4: Ship'.r Log Football 1, 2, 5. 41 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 41 BUILDER. lg Future Nurses 3, 45 SHIPBUILDER. Wrestling 2. 3. 4. SHIPBUII-DER. ve? V' RALPH HERBERT CLUFF MARILYN JEAN COLLINS He give: light ar .roon ar he riJeJ. The hen of healerx if good rheerf' Ralpbus Carol Retired halfback M0uSie Chester Good things come .. . Speedy, ii. small packages. Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 2, 3, 4g Foot- Library Aide 2, 3, 4: Student Council lg Com. ball 1, 2, 31 Cross Country 45 Key Club 3, 45 mercial Club 4 lSeC.Jg Ship'f Log 13 SHIP- SHIPBUILDER. BUILDER. 2l GEORGANNE ELIZABETH CRONIN Mingle your joy: Jomelimer wilh your earn- er! orrupalionf' jan George Archie's Transfer ... Barque Hill Girl .., Eng. 21 Juliet Latin Club 35 Cheerleading 3, 4 fco-captainbg Sbiplr Log 5 fReporting Staff Headlg Drama Club 43 Future Teachers 43 SHIPBUILDER. DENISE MARY DRAHEIM Unzl.vinking, idle, wild and young, I laugbed and danced and lalked and rung. Little One one of the White Horse Gang black convertible Winchester in- terests. Library Aide 1, 2, 3, 45 Commercial Club 43 Sbiffr Log 45 SHIPBUILDER. i 'fY PAMELA ANN DYER She please: all the world, but cannot KAREN MARIE EISNER Without marie, life would be a mistake. LAWRENCE EARLE GARRETT Pew things are imporrible io diligence pleare berrelf. Where's my guitar? style ,gf your and rkillf' Pnmmy What about the nursing home? Own what 3 Volcel HCV' em' ' Where's the party? . .. Hillside .. . I .,. junior interests. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Drama Club 2: didn't feel like it. Mount Hermon Trans- Glee muh 1' 2' 3, 4: Field Hockey 1' 5: Girl's Choir 4g SHIPBUILDER. fer. Future Nurses 1, 5, 43 Sbip'J Log 11 Soft' ball 2, 3. 43 Chess Club 43 SHIPBUILDER. 22 Basketball 1, 4g Football 1,.4g German Club 1, 45 Track 5, 4g Wrestling Club 3: Drama Club 5 fSec.Jg Chess Club 4g Key Club 4g SHIPBUILDER. ref ROBERT BRUCE GOULD JOYCE ROBERTA GRIFFIN MICHAEL WADSWORTH HALLAREN The good or ill of man lie: within his Laugh and he well. To know if nothing at ally to imagine 01071 will. Joycey . . . oh, that laugh! .. .- ':Griff fl' 6119fylhi72g. Bob . .. pilot ... Transfer student. g. Broolf-line ' -'Where 5 Mme? ' Archie's Transfer ... artist-type ... Prep- SHIPBUILDER' goes f - - school boy . . . Tedeschi's. Sh1p'r Log 1, 2, 3, 4, Crafts Club 1, 2. Drama Club 4, Track -Ig SHIPBUILDER. 35 Future Teachers 2, 3, 45 Foods Club 2, Drama Club 5, 4: Library Aide 45 SHIP- BUILDER. ,ff f ,'l N s CAROL ELIZABETH HAMER Do ar you would he done hy, ir :he surest method of plearingf' Rick German 3 Genius bi laughter Where's Denyce? devoted Girl Scout. Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4 fcapt.Jg Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Future Teachers 2, 3, 4 fPres.Jg German Club 3, 4g Tennis Club 3: Student Council 45 Library Aide 45 SHIPBUILDER lco- head photography staffl. l KATHLEEN MARIE HAMMER The gift of gaiety may ilrelf he the mort .feriour Hep toward maturity. Are you kidding? what a laugh Oh, stop it! gullible. Basketball 1, 2, 33 Field Hockey 1, 53 German Club 1, 2 lPres. 315 Ship'J Log 1, 25 BIO 3, 45 Future Teachers 3, 43 Class V.P. 33 Student Council 3, 4: National Honor Society 3, Sec. 4g SHIPBUILDER flayout staff headl. Minh more happinefx ir lo he found in the world than gloomy eye: di.rrooer. Q25 PAULINE CAROL HANSON Oh, fancies that might he, oh, factx that are. Polly I think so Girl physicist? intellectual Boy, Polly, you sure fooled us! Shipk Log 2, co-editor 33 Field Hocke 1, 2, 33 Chess Club 3, 4g BIO 2, 3, 45 NSF Biollogy 3, 4g National Honor Society 3, Pres. 43 National Merit Scholar, SHIPBUILDER fliterary editorl. 'U' fix r AJ er--'-vs PHILIP HAVI LAND HARLOW IJ life not a hundred timer too Jhoft for uf to hare our:elveJ? Where's Kathy Hillside Alamo boy .. . well-dressed Louis Philippe . Soccer 1, 2, 3, Co-Capt. 43 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Drama Club 3, 4g Key Club 3, 45 Chess Club 45 Sl-IIPBUILDER. Wfiff 5 . , -A KJ SUZANNE JEVNE CAROLYN HELEN JOHNSON Nothing great wa: ever achieved with- out enthu5iam1. Punkie short and sweet athletic Johnson 43. Field Hockey 1, 2, 4g Softball 1, 2, 3, 4g Future Nurses l, 2, Pres. 33 V.P. 45 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 iV.P.Jg Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleading, .V. 2 Varsity 3. 45 Library Aide 3, 4, Cl res. 45 junior Prom Princessg v Where's Mamie clever seamstress Nature Center summers, Glee Club lp Ship'J Log 2, 3, Basketball 2. 3, 4, Softball 25 Latin Club Trcas. 3, 45 BIO 3. 45 Future Teachers 3, V.P. 4, SHIP- BUILDER. ass lf 24 SHIPBUILDER. :vw- STEVEN DAVID MACDONALD Each man to hir own desires. Wheie's Denise? ... Why? White Horse Gang '53 Ford. Football lg SHIPBUILDER. '-1. 7Y Qt-ff 'C'-I '!Y DAVID EDWARD MARSDEN CAROL DOREEN MARTIN JOSEPH JOHN MCGUIRE He thought ur a rage, though he felt A hlurh if the romplexion of virtue. Nothing ir imporrihle to the willing Maman. ' Ralph Quite me lover What 1 heart. Dad Did you get the Physics? . .. laugh' jo-ey Smilies Junior Girls assign. mg:fzN:fSa:a:i sci: gms M134 in g,qiigf15'g,0s-,:. 2,F5tl0El-ia!lLr:?dk ???li?c:g C,ouriifryB??kI2i5'aIClmib COfnmefff11C'ubV-P-42 SHIPBUILDER' l Football 1, 2, 3, Capt. 4g Basketball 1, 3, 45 German Club 2g BIO 33 Ship'r Log Business Mgr. 35 SHIPBUILDER. BARRY MICHAEL McKEE Keep smiling, it maker everyone wonder what yozfue been up to. Moose Archie's transfer that summer school. SHIPBUILDER . l 2, 3, 4 Mgr.g Track lg Key Club 3, 4g BIO 3, 45 Radio Club Pres. 35 Glee Club 43 SHIP- BUILDER. DENNIS JOHN MCKNIGHT Be .rilent always when you douht your tense. Deno .. . Janet ... Senior Senior . Baseball 1, 25 Chess Club lg Wrestling Club 2: SHIPBUILDER. L -'fr UN PATRICIA EDITH MCNEIL Silenre girfef torment. Patty quiet 8th period in Home Ec room. Home Economics assistant 1, 2, 3, 45 Foods Club, 2, 3, Commercial Club, 4, SHIPBUILDER. 5'-7 HARRY STEPHEN MERRITT I shall never ark, never refuse, nor ever rertgnf' Merritt the Brown . gets things done It's about the physics studious. Science Club, 13 Baseball, 1, 23 Student Coun- cil fTreas.1, 1, 2, 35 Pres., 4, National Honor Society, 3, 43 ftreasjg BIO, 3, 43 Soccer, 3, 4 fco-capt.lg NSF Advanced Biol0gY. 3. 43 National Athletic Scholarship Foundation, 3, Basketball timekeeper, 5, 4, SHIPBUILDER ieditorj. 04, kv-Q JENNIFER ANN MORGAN My heart ir like a ringing ringing bird. Hey, Bonnie music girl transfer student. Glee Club 5, Treas. -lg Field Hockey 45 Drama Club 4, Future Teachers 43 SHIP- BUILDER. -.J CURTIS ARTHUR MUZRALL A man'r own manner and character are what mort hecome him. Muzzy .. . mad drummer. Football 1, Track 1, 2g Wrestling 2g SHIP- BUILDER. RICHARD CHRISTIAN NEWEY The opportunity to do rnirchief ir found a hundred timer a day. Civil war Chris Sharp dresser. Baseball 1, 2g SHIPBUILDER. iT Y FRANCES LOUISE NILSSON How .rweet it is to us this life we live and ree. I ll Franny Seen Lyn Quiet Type. Foods Club 35 Glee Club 45 Commercial Club 45 Sbip'J Log 45 SHIPBUILDER. 'QT , A, s' X I ff V l l f 5 fi if i PAMELA MILDRED NOLAN JACQUELYN ANN PARADIS To err ir human, to forgive divine. SlJe'r armed wilbout tlmf: innocent Jasper 'l0ilbln.H Foodsw Club 25 Pep Club 3. 41 BIO 3. 4: jackie English Whiz . Library Aide 3, 45 Drama Club 3, 4, SHIPQ Field Hockey 1' 2' 3' 4: Basketball 1, 2. BUILDER- 3, 45 Future Teachers Club 2, Historian 3, 45 German Club 5, 45 BIO 35 Latin Club 35 Sbip'r Log 35 Junior Prom Princessg SHIP- BUILDER. v4 CHESTER JOHN PASCOW CAROL ANN PELS Either I will find a way or I will make Who doe: not enjoy life': plearurer if 4 one. fool. Pogo Seen Mousie? Hot '58 Carol Ann Out-going Southy Export Chevy College Pond, anyone? How is ya? Baseball 1, 25 Commercial Club fPres.J 45 SHIP- Field Hockey 3, 45 Basketball 3, 45 Football BUILDER. ' fMgr.J 45 Commercial Club 45 SHIPBUILDER. 27 .Ir L-vt 'cf' ,f sv' 4 : . 4 4 I 5 . 8- H s ' I MARY EILEEN PETERSON The only reward of virtue ir virtue. Peggy .. . quiet type . . . dentist's assist- ant. Glue Club 1, 2, 3, Pres. 4, Field Hockey 3, 41 Future Nurses 3, SHIPBUILDER. if 'S 'V WILLIAM FRANCIS PETERSON Read, mark, learn, and inwardly digertf' What book- are you reading now? ... I think so . Yah! Yah! Football 1, 2, 45 Wrestling 1, 2, 35 Track 1, 2, 3, 4g Debating Club 2, 3, 43 Chess Club 31 Glee Club 4, Library Aideg SHIPBUILDER. QQ 'Clif fwgff wr' 5 5 CAROLYN ROBERTS PIKE CHRISTOPHER RANKIN LINDA JEAN REEKIE 'Her voice wa: ever raft, gentle, and low, Better ir to bow than break. She that ha: patience may rompan' any an exrellent thing inawomanf' Chris that green truck! Future thing. Tony ..,I Whcre's Debbie? In- forest ranger' 4 W I Reekie 7542 Rest home. masts: Smnehil. Football iMgr.J 1, 2,.3,, 3 resting 1, mee Club 1. 3' 4: Foods Club 2 SHIP Maimnes 1, 2, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, 21 3- 41 510 5- 41 AUd'0'V'S'Hl 1- 2- 5- 42 BUILDER. g?.gi1HglER3. 4: Commcmal Club 45 SHIP, Library Aide 2, 3, 4, SHIPBUILDER. 28 up 'UT'-Th REBECCA SUE RUBLE WILLIAM RHINEHART SCHULTZ Imagination ir tbe eye of the soul. To climb Jleep bill: require: 4 .flow pare Beck White Horse gang hair! al fff.fi. ' ' ' Conyge Fmnis' . Schultzie ...- lightning .. . transfer 3-D152macf1S'bz1's2'4?'G4eimIl4fi'odifitifS si' Lii ffm Mmm High' Pa' binary FlAideu3g Cheis Club 4, SHIPBUILBER. Baskdball 2' 39 SHIPBUILDER' ff' 09' iw' EN LINDA JEAN SEWELL To know ber is to love ber better. Well-groomed beach parties sea wall .. . Great stop, Linda. Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Pres. 45 Softball 1, 25 Baseball 3, 45 Basket- ball Scorer 3, 4. PRISCILLA JEAN SHAW After lbe verb, To Love, To Help ir ibe mort beautiful verb in tbe world. Redhead Tom Freckles Priscilla Beach . Field Hockey 1' Sbip'.r Log 1, layout staff head 2, 5, Library Aide 2: Class Sec. 1, 2, 35 Latin Club 33 Foods Club 33 Student Council 1, 3. 4: SHIPBUILDER. e Za'x3 CEDRIC LEE SHERMAN Ar we are now living in an eterniiy, :be time lo be bappy ir now. Chris Herman The Dogs Blondie' '. Track 1, 2, Cross Country lg Soccer 23 SHIP- BUILDER. 29 ri' ff-O ii AQYV PETER STEPHEN SILVIA Oluerz'e moderafion. in all, the fiflizzg Jea- Jon if ben. Quiet type C.Y.O.? Transfer stu- dent. Baseball 2. 3: Sbip'J Log 55 BIO Club 33 SHIPBUILDER. SUSAN MICHAELE SINCLAIR The only way lo have 4 friend if to be one. Peter White Horse Gang What next! Red Falcon Archieis Transfer. Field Hockey Mgr. 45 Drama Club 45 Future Teachers Club 4. 33 Latin 1 f JOHN ROBERT STILGOE Whom would be 4 man muy! be a I10I1L'07lf0fl7Zi5l.H j.S. Future Biologist logist Stilgoc-isms De Soto's go Mr. Yetcomc It's the Democrats' fault. Science Club 15 Key Club 3, fSec.J 4g BIO 5 4g Soccer fMgr.J 3. 43 NSF Advanced Biology: 3, 43 SHIPBUILDER fBusiness Managed. 30 Q -ff' . in Y PHILLIP WILLIAM TYLER There if alfa a sure reward for fairly- LINDA JOYCE STURGIS Breoity ir the .foul of wil. Where's Lyn? ... This has class! ... ful -filenfedl Thaf'S Strange- Exrmverc Budding artist. Basketball 2, 3, 45 Future Teachers 2, 5g A,,dgO.,,i5,,a1 1: Latin Club 3: B10 35 Shipu 14 Sbip'J Log 3g Glee Club 43 SHIPBUILDER. Log 3: Drama Club 3, 4: T,-ark 3, 4: SHIP. BUILDER. K'- TTT' ff' nw ga QQ I 0 X . za S 9 Q I 3 I 1 I DEBORAH WADSWORTH Do not let your chance: like runbeamr pact: you by. Wasatch outlfor those horses! Out of town oys ice's. Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 13 Ma- iorettes 1, 2, Chess Club 2, 4g Drama Club 3, 44 Softball 45 Cheerleading 45 Library Aide 43 SHIPBUILDER. JANET SUSAN WAMSLEY Infinile firbex in a little room. jan Lots of clothes model. Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Cheerleading 43 Fu- ture Teachers 2, 3, 43 Field Hockey 1, 23 Shi!!! Log 1, 2, 31 Latin Club 3, 43 German Club 31 BIO 35 Glee Club 25 Drama Club 43 SHIPBUILDER. DENYCE WILLIAMS G'reai ir trutbg fire mnnol, bum nor wafer drown il. Where're Marcie and Sue? Future basketball player? Dunker . Field Hockey 14 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4g Soft- ball 1, 2, Student Council 2, 33 Sl:ip'.r Log 2. 31 Library Aid 31 Foods Club 3: Future Teachers -ig Class Sec. 43 German Club 4, Football Mgr. 43 SHIPBUILDER, RICHARD BRUCE YOUNG f ...4 'Q MARCIA ALICE ZOTTOLI Il if 7101 I-1010 long, bu! how well wg Ifrzg, NI! if 7101 8fI01lglJ lo dt! good, 0776 7711411 do if Rick Carol '50 Plymouth ,be 71857 way. jenney Station. Baseball 2: Wrestling 35 Audio-visual lg Sbip'.r Log 1, 2g Debating Club 25 Drama Club 3. 4: BIO 3, 43 Student Voice 3: Latin Club 35 SHIP- BUILDER fArt staff headj. Where're Sue and Denyce? Nature Cen- ter Summers ,. . Got the car, Sue? Softball 2, 35 BIO 2. 3: Future Teachers 3. Treas. 43 SHIPBUILDER. 3I 'C wx GJ' W'1'Y 'ul in ' FREDRICK ARTHUR BAKER DAVID KARNIE BODINE Conform and he dull. Throw fear to the wind. Fred Hillside Feeder cool Dave Hands Hillside damp , dresser sticky fingers . er The Mover Bo-didlyf' Fnothull lg Track 2, 3. -lg Soccer 2, 3, 4g Football 1, 2, 3, 4: T,-ack 2, 3, 43 DI-anis 1 Drama Club 1, 2. 3. 4g Chess Club 2. 44 German Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Chess Club 3, 4g Office Aide 3g ' Club 33 Tennis Club -1: SHIPBUILDER. SI-IIPBUILDER, Q l l- I l l I kv' l' ...f ff' ROBERT RAND CUSHING SHARON MARY DOHERTY SUZANNE FULLERTON He har achieved rurreu who ha: lived Style ir the dren of thoughts. Nothing can bring you peace but your- well, laughed much, and loved often. Wihite I-lone Gang weekend in N.Y. Jelf. Randy ,,, Hot VNV ,.. Connecticut in- ' Curl' 5 house' Future nurse winter N.H. weekends I lcrc-vw Island Pond Snow Clcnn. Field Hogkc-yi: I, Mgr. 45 Gcrmgln Club gcc. Spring in N.Y. I Fl tb H ll W ,ti , 2: R d- Cl! :L 1, 2, 3. 1 uturc Nulrses I l reas. 3 cc. S ftb H 1' 3, 4: G1 Cl b 1: SHIP- nfinii ini, s, .1Q?iiiiiiii11i,ruERi In ui 2- 51 B QkC'bnll 11 5 'f'f L08 31 F0055 Club BU3.Di5R. cc U . 31 Drama Clulv Trans. 43 SHIPBUILDER iTvping staff headj. 32 YZ' TV if -i if ALLAN JOHN BENTING JOHN PATRICK EDMONDS PAUL SANBORN GUNN Chiefly the mould of a rnan'.f fortune Everything nourirher what ir strong al- The mvmfmeflff Of wil Jufvive 152 1000 is in,hir own hands. ready. umm!! 01' Powef-H deMolay boy Done your math yet, jay Rye speedster out- Bl-'B- HillSi'df1 ' ChfVY'5 803' Al? artist punster ... side interests. , D003 YO'-If -P' Canton H-5- trans b ll M 41 Sh' ' L 1, 2, 31 F tb ll 1, 2, 3, 4, B ketb ll 1, 2. 3. 4g er' F533 31-e,ch2?5ag21,,b 4,'p1dey oglub 5, 4g Traglg li 2, 3, 4, Librarlys Aid 2, 3, Sopho- Track 3, 4: Soccer 4: Drama Club 4 mgfg C1355 P1-eg.: Key 3, Pres. 4: Lafln 41 Chess 4g SHIPBIULDER. '1.., ',,.'F' CLAUDIA JOSEPH KATHLEEN MCELWEE The only gift if a portion of 1hyJelf. The reward of a thing well done ir to Funny-girl . . . O-Kay, Guys . . . Miss MW? d0'79 if-H Everything' Philip Hillsider McElwee 542. Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4g Softball 1, 23 Bas ketball 3, 4g Track .Janager 4, Pep Club 2 Tennis Club 35 Future Nurses Club 1, 2, Vice- Pres. 3, Pres. 43 B.I.O. 3, 4g Ship'.r Log 35 Girls' State Rep. 3, S1-IIPBUILDER. - Field Hockey 1, 2, Pep Club lg Cheerleader 2, 2 3, 4, Tennis Club 3, 43 Future Teachers Club 3, 4, junior Prom Queen, SHIPBUILDER. 33 AA A Ai vii' XF MARIE MCELWEE STEPHEN JAMES MERRIFIELD A wife and underflundizzg Inari. With hir wil! about him. Hillsider McElwee 53 Seen Joyce? Grouse talented artist Well, I . . . quiet. ' don't know, but . . . Field Hockey 45 Tennis Club 3. 45 Future Nurses Baseball 15 SHIPBUILDER. Club 1, 2, 3. 43 Chess Club 45 Drama Club 4: SHIPBUILDER. -ith, DONALD HARRY NEWTON RONALD EDGAR NEWTON CALVIN JUDSON PIERCE Poly1yllabic for uflml llae common pea- On lbeir own merit: modert men are Ab, why Jbould life all labor be? ple fall, dictionary, word:. dumb. Soccer boy Sailor Janitor.' Tex Chevy I forgot my home- Newton 4543 interests in Barque Hill Soccer 2, 5, 4g B.I.O. 3, 43 Library Aid 4 work. Twin. SHIPBUILDER. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4g SHIPBUILDER. Sl1ip'.r Log lg B.I.O. 3, 43 SHIPBUILDER. JUDITH ANN REARDON Men are never ro likely to .rellle a que:- tion righlly ar when :hey direurs it freely. Argumentative . . . Every corner is a goal! . . . clarinet . . . I need a pass to the library. Field Hockey 1, 2, 5. 4, Basketball 13 Soft- ball 1, 25 Debating Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Drama Club 3. 4g Ship'J 'Log co-editor 3g SHIP- BUILDER. if fd S Y . LISE DRUMMOND ROUBOUND I am a par! of all that I have mel. Ruba Hillsider Honey! Where's Caroline? Pep Club 1, 23 Tennis Club 4: Future Teach- ers Club 3, 43 Chess Club 4, Drama Club 4: SHIPBUILDER. 'Q' fr ROBERT LEWIS SCHELLER Born wilh a gif! of laughter and a .fenre that the world if mad. Hey, Red! . .. Hillsider . .. Bob- bles Thayer transfer. Soccer Manager 4, Baseball 4g Chess Club 4g Drama Club 45 German Club 4g SHIPBUILDER. t s fm - DONALD JOSEPH YETMAN ln every deed of mirehief he had a heart to rerolve, a head to eonlrive, and a hand to exeeulef' 1 Yetmonk Good one Yetman FS. Wrestling 1, Zg Audio-Visual Club 1, 2g SHIP- BUILDER. -A hola... , av-.if 'Q....9' Y l x KATHY ELLEN YOUNG Well-limed .filenre hath more eloquence than speech. Baby-face . . . Those earrings ! Field Hockey 1, 2, 3g Latin Club 3g Commercial Club 4: SHIPBUILDER. 35 MICHAEL THOMAS DONOVAN One doe! not know-cannot know-the hen fha! ix in him. Sunshine Superman Sam dry wit, with 3 kickxj Drama Club 35 Baseball 3: Soccer 4g SHIP- BUILDER. 451 5-:D .. . s , .- I X A ' ,t 4 ' 5 , 1 Y Vw , f H. I . v ,, si uf' ,,, 3 6 f 7, f-,v-agp gn. ,,. ,N5,. .-nawlgi R 6 -, A I I fx I X I I XIYMAQ F-fn, I STEVEN ALLEN FORTI The years teach much which lhe day: never know. Hot White Ford Barque Hill . .. Physics. Milton High transfer 4g Wrestling 43 Track 4: SHIPBUILDER. SENIOR LEADERS 'f 56 bv' '1 -A 'L fmt . -mdhw a . Til-ip. Seated, lefz la right: Pauline Hanson-National Honor Society Presidentg Carol Hamer-Future Teachers Club Presidentg Claudia joseph-Future Nurses Presiclentg Linda Sewell-Pep Club President. Standing, lefz lo right: Chester Paskow-Commercial Club Presidentg Albert Cavanagh-Drama Club Presidentg Harry Merritt- Student Council President. SENIOR 3 1: an Q Vi ... 'Tl E ' Pi 'bv MOST ATHLETIC Ralph Cluff and Denyce Williams BEST LOOKING john Edmonds and Lise Roubound S' A M MOST DEPENDABLE MOST COURTEOUS Kathleen Hammer and john Barry Mary Peterson and Larry Garrett 'Irv' VUITTIEST QUIETEST David M2lf5d'ff1 and Claudia J05fPh Robert Gould and jacquelyn Paradis SENIOR SUPERLATIVE9 DONE MOST FOR THE CLASS , x , .1 Q., V V is-Y ' J uf 'f ' Pauline Hanson and Harry Merritt MOST INTELLECTUAL :if If 145185 X, twee- BEST DANCERS' David Bodine and Marilyn Collins Pauline Hanson and john Stilgoe C .p 1 CLASS FLIRTS Robert Cushing and Pamela Dyer NIOST ARTISTIC Dmnhy Carlisle and Michael Hallaren BEST ALL ROUND Lincoln Adams and Carolyn johnson L l V I -- b --4 ' N -s'.,...i.. .lltiibiyfliivlhbh ' T ',' '4 3' ' . ' ' ' -- - -- .gp-4-Qvnn1llh-an-ao. f. uvvvlrfpll lu-4 .. , 3 1 'vias Q . l ,f H? - 'Q' -if ' . . YL v - ' 1 -A. f 1 ln, I J . in , 1' , .- ' .x hr . .- . wiwgf na: N THE JUNIOR PROM ,I , N ,5 J President Linc Adams crowns the queen, Kathleen McElwee-Princesses, le 1 4 Q' 4 1 The queen and her princesses 'ft' X V' N -11. J fm. ft zo rigbz: Carolyn johnson and jacquelyn Paradis. The Castle in the Clouds was the theme of the Junior Prom on May 20. The evenir1g's danc- ing was done to,the music of Rudi Dale's Or- chestra. The grand march was one of the most beautiful ever, and the class executed it flaw- lessly. After an enjoyable evening, the dates left for the Scituate Cabins where they ate a late dinner. The beach party was held the next day at the Sewell's cottage in East Dennis. The officers and their dates lead the march. L .4 We dance as the orchestra selects a queen. Ill x Y., The girls prepare to meet their dates in the grand march. The couples execute the march in perfect step. 43 I l 1-sg pf B - 44 CAROLYN JOHNSON GIRLS' STATE AWARD The Girls' State Award is given by members of the Women's Auxiliary to a junior girl. She later attends the Girls' State Convention, which this year was held at Bridgewater State College. K 1 x JACQUELYN PARADIS D.A.R. AWARD The D.A.R. Award recipient is chosen by the fac- ulty from three candidates chosen by the Senior class. She is judged on the basis of her personality, citizen- ship, and service to the school. CLAUDIA JOSEPH BETTY CROCKER HOMEMAKER OF TOMORROW AWARD The Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow Award is presented to a Norwell Senior girl on the basis of a' state-wide test that every Senior girl takes. This year, for the fourth year in a row, our Home- maker placed among the top ten in the state. CHURCHHI LLE R AWARDS '3- -51' 17f '.5 .- , 4 f 1 Left lo right: Qadastdgoe-24196434 ?faance47Zd44on- ' 7701. Eolatfaceavnan-77ukc6p4Z ?aalaze?fan44n- ' Qfmagwtvnaw-SaawemfdSacmlSzad4a The Churchhiller Awards are given anually to Seniors who show particularly high achievement in the fields of English, Mathematics, Social Studies, and Business. If this one doc-sn't go in, I'm going into T.V. commercials. 46 It's my ball and I'm taking it home 744 We gl M Betch ya can't eat just one! I'm not choosey, but . , ee '75 Y-. l 1-4 .I 1. h I. 37-1- fix The Mona Lisa at lunch 'tX,Ll-l,W,, -.-.--.-i...J Have you read the dress code lately? M I -Q' r' I. 'VI' J' ,, , 1 . I J 'll 'lv AL., STUDENT GOVERNMENT REPRESENTATIVE 'I pl .Val 5338343 i 'af gsiiaiili si. .lcincoba feddlltd lluh year a senior is chosen to he Norwell's Student Representative in Boston. To be eligible for the position, a person must lve a senior who holds an elected office. On Student Government Day the students exchange places with the states law makers and executives. The students then spend a model day in their positions by initiating legislation .incl passing laws that they deem necessary. 48 44 1, l' Q-fl - ' . .a.h,-,i 4 D . fd. eu, 1 -' 1 Az, -'f!5-7 U NDERCLASSME N The underclassmen at Norwell will provide both the academic and social basis for future graduating classes. The education these students will get, and the activities they will choose will be up to them. They have made only minor de- cisions thus far, and the greatest are yet to come in their further years at Nor- well. The students will dioose the paths of education that suit their interests best and will best prepare them forthe fu- ture. ,E M' If f J ,, x'. 'fl 5, 2 ', , -- 1 Y' ,I , H . , ' 1 '61 AV - ' ,f ,' ,wtf I ff vu lx J ' tl if 62 TN lf? . L Adi 0 -02:2 ' ,v J Wi ta. 49 ti Frou! mu le! to frgbl Llnda Wllds jean Scanlon Chrlstlne Przzella Dennrs Peterson Mary Sherman Janet Palll Anne Whit- comh Knsnna Sletner Thomas Tolman Kathleen Scanlon Mzddle rou lefz to nglal Stephen Wrlson Janrce Pollock Paul Soren- son Deborah McKay Gall Raymond Paul Paradlse Chrrstme Reynolds Benyamm Fuller Deborah Snow Susan Spears Janice Srbbald Top mu le! 10 ugh! Roger Reekre Brendan Walshe Karl Whrtcher Robert Spears Brlan Suzan Kerr Sundwall, ,vu ,' lg :QB S I ' wfrfil Xji-21574 5 af f. .f' Mg uf .W s , I I ff 1 fl If Knhryn Hull Fllccn Caron Donna Bosreels judrth Armstrong Peter Delaney Drane Bandarra George lrrrrr Candnce Cullen Flnzabuh Hallaren Nancy Axon Mzddle mu left lo ngbf janet Cochrane Gall Hanson Marne Berard, lsrrbara Grccns ood Dcl Bcnfaqum Mary Andrews Gary Grlmore Frank DeFablo Concetta Feneck Jerrlyn Hansen Stephanre Arnfll Tap mu lrfz fo nrbl Dana Cushxng Stesen Frtzgerald Stephen DuLong Lloyd Farrar Richard Gay Bruce Cluff, Ed- JUNIORQ - CLIXQQOF 1968 Ugwm left to rigbl- President-DAVID JOHNSON Vice President-NANCY AXON Secretary-DEBORAH LIVESEY Treasurer-LINDA HUSSEY ni From row, left to fight: Kathleen Lavery, Deborah Livesey, Christine Lynes, Cheryle Mulley, Frank Knudsen, james Keaveney, Cynthia jevne, Susan Kolbornsen, Inez Murphy, Karen Lowe. Serond row, lefz xo rigbl: Charlene Lovell, Deborah Mathews, Linda Hussey, Anna Miccichi, Linda Nash, David Johnson, David Merrifield, Shirley Mclver, Joanne Mayers. Third row, left to right: Edith Love, Rosina Hight, Robert McQuarrie, Daniel Marsh, Thomas Murphy, Alison Larkin, john Nolan, Steven Hines. Top row, left to fight: Thomas MacKenzie, David Kirby, james Long, john Lewin, James Osborne, Thomas King. SI E' l' 9 t Front muy left 10 figlal: Richard Forti, Patricia Dulong, Kathy Buonopnne, Edith Casella, Betsy Campbell, Patricia Barry, Marsha D'Appnlonio, Marie Dangora, Lorna Carey, Helen Albert, Martha Bonney, Paul Doiron. Middle row, lefl io righl: Nancy Alvanas, Kathy DeCoste, Christine Apostol, Linda Carr, jack Bauer, Robert Catyb, joseph Golemme, David Barnecott, John Davis, James Burrows, Christine Cronin, Gail Bodine. Top row, left to rigbl: Dane Axon, Wayne Gay, Janet Collins, Robert Downey, Mark Allen, f Q .pf ' Larry Buettner, Steven Bailow, James Fitzgerald, Frank Carlson, Thomas Birmingham, Richard Fay. , , , ,kk 'VG' tv' 'V ve bk 9 A lfrwfl mul, left ff, right: Karen Hines, Patricia Hammer, Veiva Lively, Mary Lafferty Barbara Kallio, Patricia Griffin, Joan Hamb- lcn. Bt--.'r-rly Gubb, Susan Crnssman, Linda Johnson, Leslie Harlow, Judith Goodine. Middle row, left to right: Charles Morgan, Ann I,intls.iy, Sandra I.w.ell, Muriel Gabriel, David Mayers, Bradford Keene, Neil MacLeod, Dolores Lively, Mary Hewitt, Denise Hart-dean, Paul Hallnrcn, Steven Knudsen. Top row, lefz io right: Paul jordan, Steven Lepisto, Donald Pearse, Richard Power, Kim- hall Pit-rte, Robert Lloyd, XX illiam Power, Steven Haynes, Allan Paylor, joseph Nucci. SOPHOMORE9 - CLASS OF '69 Offezme left to right President-CHARLES MORGAN Vice President-ANN LINDSAY Secretary-JOSEPH NU CCI Treasurer-BETSY CAMPBELL SBE We l ' il W I I 41 Front row, left to right: Karen MacKenzie, Laurel Reardon, Sheila Wright, Patricia Miccichi, Bonnie MacAllister, Carol Wilds, Diane Maken, Lynda Sirignaro, Lauren Melanson, Marcia Wilson, Kathleen Macdonald, Margaret Splaine. Middle row, lefx fo rigbz: Elizabeth Ludlow, Kathy Young, Ann Richardson, Karen Speirs, Linda Sinowski, Catherine Ryan, Claire Macdonald, Luyanne Priest, Michele Wilder, john Tanczos, Elizabeth Martin, Deborah Lynsky. Top row, left 10 right: Sandra Schultz, Marjorie Haw- thorne, Richard Worrall, Robert Snow, Gary Young, Bradford Wilson, Alan Tibbetts, Wade Stickels, Michael Scanlon, Dana Shaw,53 Mary Vallier, Diane Walker. in .l3.DLW5iLfiii uEA L1U.iuul'i1u..,'. A S Franz mu, leff fo rigln: Paula Stauffer, Christine Sammer, David Wamsley, John Spears, William Sorenson, Alan Wasik, Gail Sherman. Bobbe Miner, jane Rice, Maureen Mclnnis. Middle f01l', lefz to riglaz: Linda Walsh, Carolyn Pierce, Beverly McLean, Linda Spoletti, Deborah Piccini, Kathleen Marsh, janet Mello, Rae Ann Walker, Dianne McNeil, Wendy Smyth. Top row, left to fight: Michael Stella, Susan Pendergast, Richard Connell, David Workman, Theodore Tolman, Donald Stoddard, Stephen Smith, Kenneth Duty, Carolyn Visser, janet Montgomery, -'fr laterz: mu, Itfl re figbfs Clark Maglathlin, Susan Hurley, Michael Pecoraro, Emmet Logue, Douglas Maken, Linda MacCoy, Peter It rilan, Darlene MacAlIister, Deborah Hurley, john Schneider. Second row, left lo' right: Kerry Ewart, Carol Hussey, Margaret ldiwion, Randall Prouty, Robert Schneider, Bruce Reekie, Glenn Milliken, janet MacLeod, Barbara Hamer, Maureen Grady. Third row, Lf: fo rigbzx Robert Leavitt, Raymond McKay, Charles Poirier, Michael Perry, William Harvey, David Meacham, Steven Palli, Paul l':i,e, Arnold MeQuarrie, Richard Pearse. Top row, left lo figlal: Brian jenkins, Douglas Marsden, Robert McGuire, Bruce Orcutt, 54 lflltrj: Moulton, Lee Hendrickson. J FRESHMEN - CLASS OF l97O Ogczefw Standing-right to left President-MICHAEL STELLA Vice President-PETER GOLEMIME Seated-left lo right Secretary-PAULA STAUFFER Treasurer-PATRICIA DYER .A ,A CL - A Q fa Front row, left to right: Patricia Dyer, Linda Connell, Debra Cann, Christine Berard, Charles Gatanti, Charles Garvey, Elizabeth Armstrong, Janet Bradeen, Catherine Cronin, Deborah Davies, Joanne Casella, Ronald Cayon. Middle row, left to right: Charles Bailow, Joyce Aspelund, Denise Dwelley, john Barnecott, John DeFrancesco, Roger Appel, John Cona, Janet Connelly, David Benza- quin, Peter Golemme, Warren Fullerton. Top row, left to right: Philip Curtin, Richard Gredler, Stephen Eisner, Stephen Dolan, James Bayley, Paul Fallon, Bradford Allen, Christopher Edmonds, George Bauer. 55 ' A-nu..-.A..nTL. fault. Q.. 'ulT2n..un W, . TT' -. FRESHMAN gf The lion's den. Would you believe this is dancing? 56 4664 Seniors and underclassmen alike enjoyed the fresh- man initiation. This year's stunts were done mostly in groups because of the large number of freshmen. Everyone looked on in delight as the new freshmen acted, danced and sang the seniors' stunts. There was the senior pie to kiss and the orange-dancing. The freshmen's imitations of bacon and toasters brought a well-done from the seniors. A few of the more priceless moments of the freshmen's trials are reflected in these pictures. , ef! IN ITIATION . 1' We love you, Seniors! Bewildered! What will they make us do next? ZM1n1lr.l1iUTka.amnn5AL...' ' V't...tg.nm.L.lf.2'. if IQ t sY,: If QLWQ IN!! 14' lv X .v', ,BL p', f?Q 1 A 1 L 59 J d 3Q- HS Speech Class o11ates'3230 I al 'lIn the coming months, there- ll I' 1 A Fiore, persons' lnterested in mak ,' C ing a home purchase should put ' ,9 C aside , .. i . a o,o, .- At Snflnllh Q , ,fvisit pi SETH l 1 Offered it Penn J Museum Fund 'T A T X' general ,JN A ary Sherman and John Stil- QCFGHSG phrase representing Norwell High in H109 dl ,X fur fa' mol Speech Class, presented a ,Y9aI', fl Lakes ' rk for S280 to the Museum of ,been 2 we V199 ev X Arts Centennial Fund on COYIUUU or , 7 in Boston. The money was ' invesfn ' knee ed by an auction held at the ag-HiHSf he WO! . school Feb, Z The auction A IN Lise under the direction of Jamesi S51 It er of the High School, Eng-' Ven IP m Department. - ' Mfuyl iuis Cook, local auctioneer, Rat' WON ructed several boys in the- XTTEGR ch Class on the art of auc- .s for get-mg. Mr. Cook sct the pace Fam IGHTIN the afternoon, and sold three Sof M3 IDNILS: cderate bills to faculty mem- 'enth a B K? Ou Timothy Shannon, who came last W dai t' Jorwell from below the- Marv' master tlfe Dixon Linea 'Ml-. shannon' '1dW,a vid a competitor, and was, gram ps FMF! rded ,the bills for over ,two Qntatic It 1 u's1a.pieoe., A c - C ,. man i 0 3 atter xi HS Teacher raduate Speaker t BU Seminar Zradford Robinson, Chairman the English Department at rwell High School, addressed graduate seminar at Boston iversity School of Education Jan. 9. His subject was con- ...-.1 ---:4l. Ll.- ..-... ...-61.AA.,. AWA P-XTRONS SE UN +L- '--44 the church school commi Ten -J with ii if Puxm gym? shape i rguf orc pc Sn cannot eel' 8 ' fi. We anlillati V, rl prete b v,A,, Q of Q9 groop v - Chang omm th - - - - ---- -A-Q----C---W -- --W , S2rV?Ee.asST,1n3g? Sbhggl I iyeafvs traditional Salute td To build our 'fa Wlll.hP,,hEl1fl,fDr children fromlwfingr fhefompefiiive amfeyjolll' mighty Won Gi , ,fl ily shi v7 wc fn great, are fa s and z 5 e and 7 have 1 1 each we sc e .clistu ur shc mum nd we icail, Rig! Q Inspect' plcted exten: ith, ar ology S if Tech lege cr ICOS Pl materi I t I in in tl -' 4 public , H .lV1l'. r'l'z1I l. 3 B 1 G16 V - - general store for several years lmade in writing by February 15. ,H - t . -1.,f-Ve of 0? . of thggn 1,315 Shsfialz but at the time of his death he .for collections, and the first igxifl? Jo,-' ery project O e flriegd 'was teaching in New Hampshire's p ink, Mlarch Hfoi' individuiil the 'Cohasset Wg t1syxlQn1 STUDENT COUNCIL 'e'1 d'11v'wYV V K from nu I fl m rzgbr Cynthia jevne, Claire Roach, Nancy Axon, john Beach, Harry Merritt, Gail Bodine, Elizabeth Ludlow, Ann lindsay Christine Lynes Diane Bandarra. Sianding, lefz zo figbz: Peter Golemme, janet Macleod, Denise Dwelley, Susan Pender cisr jlnet Palli Lincoln Adams Richard Power, Carol Hamer, Kathleen Hammer, Priscilla Shaw, Mr. F. David Stephanslcy. The Student Council is the govern- ing body for the students of the school. The council represents every student in school affairs. Among the council's activities are: student buses, candy and coke sales, dress code en- forcement, club aid, and school activ- ity co-ordination. Ogazm SEATED, LEFT T0 RIGHT: GAIL BODINE-TREASURER NANCY AXON-SECRETARY STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: HARRY MERRITT-PRESIDENT JOHN BEACH-VICE PRESIDENT NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY .......1-.l....f 3 4 s ,. 1. illll I l I I Sealed, left to right: Kathleen Hammer, Nancy Axon, Pauline Hanson. Szanding, lefl lo rigbl: Mr. Robert Jackman fadvisorj Edith Love, Harry Merritt. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY S f 52 xg Vs if The National Honor Society is composed of jun- iors and Seniors who have academic averages of 85W and who have achieved a high degree of excellence in the areas of service, character, and leadership. This year the Society has initiated a tutoring program to supplement its other services which include selling paperback books, reading opening exercises, and sponsoring a Student-of-the-Month program. The society after a trip to the book store. 1. - ,- 1.rnwnu-.ir SHlP'9 LOG Franz row, lefz za righl: Beverly Gubb, Christine Pizzella, Nancy Axon, Janet Thibodeau, Karen Melville, Edith Love fco-editor, Gail Hanson fco-editorj, Deborah Livesay, Jean Scanlon, Karen Lowe, Christine Lynes, Maureen Grady, Mr. Zarrella fadvisorj Second raw, left zo right: Ann Lindsay, Janet Palli, Deborah Mathews, Janice Sibbald, Cynthia Jevne, Judith Armstrong, Diane Bandarra, Joyce Aspelund, Elizabeth Hallaren, Kathleen Scanlon, Claire Roach, Cathleen Young, Martha Bonney, Renda Gunn Third row, left to figbz: Rosina Hight, Gail Raymond, Barbara Greenwood, Mary Sherman, Carol Hussey, Elizabeth Armstrong Linda Hussey, Gail Bodine, Patricia Griffin, Louaynne Priest, Linda Sinowski, Joyce Griffin, Linda Nash, Deborah Snow. Top row lefz lo fight: Peter Golemme, Stephen Lepisto, Del Benzaquin, Frank DeFabio. .IQ 62 Our school newspaper, the Sbipit Log, is a service organization. With the assistance of Mr. Zarrella, it entertains and informs the student body. Staff Qfeada Sealed, left to riglal: Gail Hanson tedi- torj, Judith Armstrong. Slanding, left io right: Rosina I-light, Mr. Albert Zarrella, Edith Love tedi- torj, Deborah Mathews, Thomas Mac- Kenzie, Linda Hussey. Karen Lowe, Nancy Axon. 'L-.L-. -sv - -V --- ---J -- KEY CLUB ' , 1 , 1 f V M, 1 , r Y y I l ' I , if ,If 1, 'il if if 'sv Yer S? l.t.i is isa u ... ' Front row, left to right: joseph Golemme, Dana Shaw, Charles Morgan, David Barnecott, john Stilgoe, Daniel Marsh, john Ed- monds, John Barry, David Bodine, Ralph Cluff, William Ritchie, Mr. Felix Dixon. Bark row, left to right: john Beach, joseph Nucci, Eric Redding, Joseph McGuire, Lincoln Ada.ms,Guy Capilli, Kurt Sundwall, David Marsden, Allen Benfings Philip Harlow. i i il .ll 'I I The Key Club is Norwell High School's service if ' organization. The club, composed of boys in grades 10 through 12, assists in such duties as ushering at assemblies and pep rallies. To qualify for the club a boy must have a scholastic average of 75fZp or bet- ter. The Norwell Kiwanis sponsors the club. KxN' Ujfckac Lefz to righz JOHN BARRY ....... ...... T reasurer JOHN EDMONDS ........ President DANIEL MARSH . . . .... Vice President JOHN STILGOE . . . ...... Treasurer 63 DRAMA CLUB 'v'mv1rvrivr'y7' ii. A ll ' l?777, 7i, l X ' f f Q .gin +4-bil Fawn l01l', lei! ro right: Katharyn DeCoste, Deborah Hurley, janet Wamsley, Kathy Young, Cheryl Mulley, Margaret Splaine, Betsy Campbell, Margaret Lawton, Mr. james Miller fS6C0lId row, left Io fight: jennifer Morgan, Dolores Lively, Elizabeth Ludlow, Susan Kolbjornsen, Albert Cavanagh, Cynthia jevne, Sharon Doherty, Stephanie Arnold, Deborah Wadsworth, Rosina I-light. Third row, left 10 rigbfx Kerry Ewart, Catharine Cronin, Beverly Gubb, Susan Spears. Janice Sibbald, Georganne Cronin, Carolyn Visser, Edith Love, joyce Griffin, Janet Bradeen, Patricia Griffin, Renda Gunn, Elizabeth Armstrong, Barbara Kallio, Carol Hussey. Top raw, left io rigbzx Christopher Rankin, Philip Tyler, Philip Harlow, Robert Cushing, Frederick Baker, David Bodine, Peter Silvia, William Ritchie, Michael I-lallaren, Peter Golemme. The Drama Club presented Norwell's first musical, Bye-Bye Birdie. Directed by Mr. Miller and with a cast of over fifty, it was an undisputed success. It also submitted a passion play, The Deluge: Noah and his Sons, as this year's entry in the Massachusetts Drama Fes- tival. They hoped it would be as successful as last year's The Leader, which placed third in the state. Telephone Hour. ' ll: .. MEAN I. p ,- P C L One last kiss. Ed Sullivan. 64 our BAND, r so Seated: Mr. Orlando. Front row, left to right: Peter Golemme, Brian Jenkins, Clark Maglathlin, Claire MacDonald, Barbara Ha- mer, Judith Reardon, Debra Cann, james Henderson, Charles Bayley. Berk row, left to rigbtq Catharine Allen, Richard Files, Diane McNeil, Robert Levitt, Donald Pearse, Paul Jordan, Bradford Allen, Mark Allen. The band served to spur school spirit by performing at the school's pep rallies. The band's enthusiasm has grown with its increased membership. GLEE CLUB Y'v'Q'1'VX'Q'l'Q1'Q 'si YN' W'YK 4 1s W1 WW i Y Front row, left to right: Maureen Mclnnis, Lorna Carey, Karen Hines, Linda McCoy, Marcia Wilson, Gwen McClellan, Denise Dwelley, Irene Shirley, Patricia Dyer, Paula Stauffer. Seeond row, left to fight: Lyn Baron, Wendy Smyth, jennifer Morgan, Joanne Mayers, Mary Peterson, Margaret Concannon, Frances Nilsson, Ann Richardson, Rae Ann W'alker, Ann Lindsay, Betsy Campbell, Pamela Dyer. Third row, left to 4-ight: Marjorie Hawthorne, Ianet Montgomory, Karen Eisner, Roger Reekie, joseph McGuire, Deborah McKay, Diane McNeil, janet Mello, Carolyn Johnson, Karen Speirs. At various intervals throughout the school year the Glee Club, under the direction of Mr. and Mrs. Hewitt, per- forms for the school and community. Especially memorable was this year's Christmas performance, in which the Glee Club joined with members of the male faculty. 'gurl' 'Y' -----m---.m.- ' nu.. 1. nga--P--'-'- ---4-nu--------4....v.t....-,,,y A- -...V F l FUTURE NURSES 1 .J Q Fr-out row, lefl lo right: Ellen Pizzella, Charlene Lovell, Joanne Murphy, Claudia Joseph, Dorothy Carlisle, Janet Thibodeau, Lynda Sirignano, Suzanne Fullerton, Carolyn Johnson, Shirley Mclver. Back roui, lefl lo riglaz: Muriel Gabriel, Virginia Boig. The Future Nurses Club informs its members of the career possibilities in the field of nursing. The girls study and observe the demands of their possible future field. FUTURE TEACHERS C11 ' 1' 'W 5:7 1 'WW W wb 5 '7 457 4 ,I 1 5 -3 I i K X i ix -,it iii 1'-'hams-'wise ,f i ' i lim: ' Mui. 5: 7i7 7 W7 1:7 , 'J L17 w :II X 7 W, ., w .w V, I My kv' V I Q W1 1 V! lu , v i, 2:7 v, 4 ,I 7, 7 P y,x .X 7 17 77 7 F y 1 i K7 1 1.7-1 I 7 7 -, 7 -127 2...-.77 7, i ' 7 7 17 n 5 ' 'f I i 7 77 7 7' j? T - i ' ft f..7iY7? 74 .A,.i,-. .. L Franz rout, lefz to riglvlf Deborah Mathews, Suzanne Jevne, Karen Speirs, Caloline Anderson, Karen Lowe, Susan Sinclair, Janet Wamsley, Karen Hines, Deborah Livesey, Bonnie Campbell, Judith Armstrong, Marie McElwee, Linda Hussey, Miss Kennett. Back mug lefx zo rigbfx Kahleen Hammer, Carol Hamer, Lise Roubound, Georganne Cronin, Janice Pollock, Susan Aspelund, Denyce Wil- liams, Alan Benting, Deborah Snow, Judith Bradeen, Janet Palli, Kathleen McElwee, Marcia Zottoli, Jacquelyn Paradis, Patricia Griffin. By such activities as field trips to Norwvell's other schools, the club studies teaching methods. Those who want to enter the teaching profession gain valuable experience. 66 7T5 ,.,,, Y,'. CHESS CLUB . l r .1 i Seated, lefz tolfiglm Patricia Griffin, Pamela Dyer, Dana Shaw, Lise Roubound. Szanding, left to figbl: Leslie Harlow, Deborah Wadsworth, Richard Worrall, Mr. Lucey, advisor, Marie McElwee, Douglas Maken, john Spears. To acquaint students with the basic moves and plays of chess is the primary goal of the Chess Club. Under the super- vision of Mr. Lucey, the club meets once a week and holds matches between members. ---- SCRIMQHAW Sealed, left za right: Sandra Schultz, Beverly Gubb, james Burrows, Miss Elwood. Slanding, lefz io right: Ann Lindsay, Elizabeth Martin, Mark Allen, Stephen Lepisto, Abrenl-Laurel Reardon. Scrimrlmw is an innovation at NHS. Under the direction of Miss Elwood, students in a sophomore English class organized a literary magazine to publish original student works. '67 AUDIOVISUAL AIDES Lefl lo rigbfs Christopher Ranking William Power, james Bayley, David Barnecott, Mr. DiSabatino fadvisorj. The Audiovisual Aides are in charge of distributing and operating the school's audiovisual machines. 'The mem- bers gain valuable experience in the workings of machinery they may encounter later in their lives. The group is also important in the services it performs to the teachers. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB 24 Seafed, lefz 10 rigbz: Linda MacCoy, Mr. Mumford fadvisorj, janet Montgomery, Standing, left lo rigbi: Maureen Mclnnes, Lorna Gary, Ellery Moulton, Alfred Allen, Marjorie Hawthorne. The Photography Club brings together those students interested in cameras and picture taking. The newly formed club meets to discuss the concepts of photography, and this year they helped the Drama Club by taking pictures for the play. 68 'T-' ' ' ,. -U. , BIO Q, .2 4' ' ff, ff' ' izff i.. ' i f . 4 . Seated, left to right: Mary Sherman, Stephanie Annold, Gail Hanson, Standing, left to right: Lincoln Adams, Pauline Hanson, Ste- phen DuLong, Cladia joseph, Calvin Pierce, Christopher Rankin, Rosina I-iight, Harry Merritt, Mr. David Ryan. BIO is an organization made up of those interested in increasing their knowledge in the field of Biology. The Club makes full use of the biology lab, and takes field trips to supplement their lectures. MUSCLE CLUB , ? 1 5 3 3 Front row, left to right: Jack Bauer, Nicholas Brooks, Dana Shaw, james Keaveney. Second row, left to fight: Karl Witcher, Thomas King, Curtis Muzrall, Stephen DuLong, David Barnecott, Mr. Rob- ert Gardner, Donald Whiting, Eric Redding. This year a new club, under the direction of Coach Gardner, was formed to provide Norwell with some of the Malibu Beach atmosphere of muscularity. The direct results will be quite evident in the coming years as Norwell develops more conditioned athletes. b9 GERMAN CLUB if . 4 a 1 1 Front row, left to rtgbt: Carolyn Visser, Thomas King, Deborah Mathews. Second raw, left to right: Karen Lowe, Ellery Moulton John Schneider, Karen Hines. Third row, left to right: Christine Lynes, Elizabeth Hallaren, Steven Eisner, Stephen Lepisto. Standing, left to ngbt: Patty Hammer, Patrick Traynor, janet Wamsley, Rosina Hight, Lawrence Garrett, jacquelyn Paradis, Janet Palli, Lin- coln Adams, Sharon Doherty, Susan Spears, Marjorie Hawthorne, Miss Mitzi Gerrish. The German Club serves to further the student's knowledge of German culture and history. The Club meets regu larly and uses such aids as films, magazines, and field trips. COMMERCIAL CLUB l Front row, left to fight: Carolyn Pike, Marilyn Collins, Kathy Young, Carol Pels. Standing, left to right: Catherine McQuarrie, Pa- tricia McNeil, Frances Nilsson, Lyn Baron, Chester Paskow, Carol Martin, Margaret Concannon, Mrs. Catherine Martin. The Commercial Club is composed of senior business students. The club exposes the students to the world of busi- ness through field trips. The club also sponsors various money raising projects to benefit a scholarship. 70 ' ' LIBRARY AIDES l.iM. .. Front row, left to right: Joyce Griffin, Marilyn Collins, Dennis McKnight, Carolyn Johnson, Janet Thibodeau, Cladia Joseph. Semtzd row, left to right: James Burrows, Kathryn Hall, Judy Goodine, Karen MacKenzie, Helen Albert, Deborah Wadsworth, Inez Mur- phy, Denise Draheim. Third row, left to riglnt: Calvin Pierce, Patricia Griffin, Mary Hewitt, Carol Hamer, Dolores Lively, Barbara Kallio, Kathleen Hammer. Fourth row, left to right: David Kirby, Roger Reekie, Chistopher Rankin, William Peterson. Fifth row, left to right: Joanne Mayers, Linda Hussey, Veiva Lively, Carol Wilds, Dorothy Duty, Marie Dangora, Carol Pels, Diane Maken. Library aides work two periods a week in the library. By assisting the students and the librarian in all phases of library work, the aides have entrenched themselves in the functioning of the school library. OFFICE AIDES le l l f 4 E t f v l .. , ass, A Seated: Marilyn Collins. Standing, left to fight: Patricia McNeil, Frances Nilsson, Catherine McQuarrie, Lyn Baron, Chester Pascow By performing such jobs as typing, filing, and delivering notices, office aides assist the secretaries in their daily routine. The members are senior business students who gain invaluable experience through their services. v - MAJORETTES ' gl if :Q 1 A , ,- ' ,4 -'- . 'V' Au t. .-.W 2 - W.: - ,, , - .t W . A . 7 in ' 'YA 'Y - ' -' .Am I f . 3 ' ' ' I 1 .f U ' A , F... 1 H -V3.4 M' A-1 If I l X H -iliiiidyil 5 . . Q A li5 '5'v 'W ea- I I ,S V N, I4 : . ,,.q? A In 5 ' I - . ,sn Ok , Q ,, ,P 'F' 3 4' , ',Cv '1.:Lw. Q -'Q ' if af. . 'xi X ff 2 'R- C ' ' - af' I APYS- ' ' .ff ' 1 I 'Ii F' . a ',',A::.I, .vr,:r.v Q .', Y .l x-war-3 Y 4, kJe.,9.s-5' , . . f 5. It Q nb:-ic 1 A an F 1 I iv , h I I ba- wi 41 -. .h 'sg,f,g::, ,:v r ,U J: ' 5 -' I 1 -- , if :lf ' Y ,L ' jjlf- 3' HL' r- '??f:-- I , fi' .JI Qin! .-i2w 5,-fn--4:,-'Q- 7 'N -QVQ1 , Kneeling, left zo 'riglm Kathryn Hall, Kathleen Lavery, Susan Murphy. Sldmling, left to right: Sandra Lovell, Delores Lively, Christine Reynolds, Charlene Wade, JoAnne Mayers. For the first year in Norwell High we had a majorette squad. This group of ambitious girls greatly aided our sports efforts by their performances at football rallies. As our fall sports program develops the majorettes will certainly become a valuable asset. RADIO ctus Kneeling, left to rigbl: Fredrick Schultz, Ellery Moulton, Wayne Randall. -Szamling, leff to riglzl: David Mayers, John Tancsoz, Robert Leavitt, james Bayley, Raymond McKay, Brian jenkins, Mr. D1Sabatmo fadvrsorj. The Radio Club is composed of boys interested in electronics and radio transmission. The boys meet together to repair instruments and work on new projects. X , iw, if-f , 'r I Q A Qq Gi D I f . X, of ip . f.. gs K ...W Yi f + 1 1 xW1' L 1 A .3 V af t al ATHLETIC STANDOUT9 U 'J Slanding- Harry Merritt-Co-captain, Soccer. Rau' nw Iefl zo right: Carol Hamer-Co-captain, Field Hockeyg Denyce Williams-Captain, Girls Basketball. C ' Soccer David Marsden-Co-captain, Boys Row fhreeg lefl lo fight: joseph' McGuire-Captain, Footballg Philip Harlow- o-captain, g Bnskctballg Lincoln Adams-Co-captain, Boys Basketballg Abfem: Ralph Cluff-Co-captain, Boys Basketball. 74 3L Q55 .LJ In sports, as in academics, we made decisions as to which path to take. There were long, time-consiuning thoughts off the field or court, and split-second decisions in games. Such judgments required strategic thoughts or spontaneous reflexes. Though perhaps these fields of sport were unalike in how they were arrived at, they led us to the same ulti- mate ends: the happiness of victory or the disappointment of defeat. SPORTS . A sf' 1 , P ' '. .iw 'c 1 ' 1. , . . 1: , A ' N .,'x AS ' - -,f un. fi :'L:':5 ,gr 1 . Wg, , ' 511 1' X ' f Y.-, v Q . , I Y J., I - f , I fd, P Q 1 1 1 J Q Lao- 1-up4u'w I-'ROM 1,4 4 Q 5 O Q f , V -md A 'G . , J: f ,Q-gl, , WL! Uv, 4 git -.V l 5. '? , 11, 4 5' M ,E-1' I . ,- b l. wif-- ,, 3 X 4 , .,.....i..,. . CHEERLEADERS WWW n IGWUNQIUQM Row 1, left to right: Judith Bracleen, Cynthia jevne, Deborah Wadsmforth, Christine Apostol. Row 2, left to fight: Georganne Cronin, Carolyn johnson, Kathleen McElwee. man 74444357 Front row, left to right: Leslie Harlow, Karen Mac Kenzie, Eileen Carew. Standing, left to fight: Kathleen Marsh, Gail Bodine, Jeanne Scanlon, Janet Palli, Elizabeth Hallaren. 77 L... L. I FOOTBALL Waudq S hiv M A-A Top row, left to right: Coach Gardner, George Farrar, james Keaveny, Dana Shaw, james Long, William Power, Brian Suzan, Robert Lloyd, Dane Axon, Coach Shannon. Middle row, left to fight: Carol Pels fmanagerj, Stephen Haynes, David Kirby, Karl Whitcher, Thomas King, Thomas MacKenzie, David Workman, William Peterson, Richard Gay, William Murray, Denyce Williams fmanagerj, Coach Kassatly. Bottom row, left to right: Allen Benting fmanagerj, Eric Redding, john Barry, james Casella, Guy Capilli, David Bodine, David Barnecott, john Beach, David Marsden, Stephen Wilson, Lawrence Garrett, Christopher Rankin, trainerj. 5 Top row, left to right: john Barnecott, Donald Stoddard, David Workman, William Harvey, Paul Fallon, Christopher Edmonds, Garen Suzan, Carl Walther, Coach Shannon. Bottom row, left to right: john Arnold, Douglas Marsden, Stephen Haskell, Bradford Allen, Philip Curtin, George Bauer, john Spears, Nicholas Brooks, Robert McGuire. 78 l966 Sammi' wi Top row, left to right: William Peterson, Guy Capilli, john Beach, Lawrence Garrett. Middle row, lefl lo right: james Casella David Marsden, David Bodine. Prone: john Barry The Clipper football squad, although faring poorly in the standings, gained valuable experience in interscholastic com- petition. The team, in its maiden varsity voyage, played in- spired ball under the navigation of Coach Gardner and his crew. Despite rough sailing against the league giants and a number of injuries, the Clippers battled back in a solid Thanksgiving Day showing against Hanover. A nucleus of veteran players returning next year will brighten Norwe1l's football fortunes. ' s 1 Q' x ,.., X r p . Q , 1 1 I 4 ' ,137+ . MQ ' f .vsggho-jm4'ff L - - . . N... . - ' - - - U-' xi U. 4' , .IF 1 ' A .'I. ' sunl- 3 ' .. -:'.:.' .F Q aff-nz.:--5.1 . ,- T4 ' f- P1 'gf 'Q .QV 9 ' A Aj., 3 51 X ' . A ' 1 K N -I5 J U - ri, . hi 1 . . .. Hia' .-,., .. ,- 011' '.' X v.:f,.Jwt- 1 N 9 'W ' v Zi If A lzfigf, gg, . 14735. ' 1 .iwf43k' U 'I I 1 SOCCER TEAM Franz raw, left zo figbi: Robert Spears, Stephen Bailow, Del Benzaquin, Paul Gunn, Philip Harlow, Harry Merritt, Fredrick Baker Calvin Pierce, Albert Cavanagh, Benjamin Fuller, Stephen Hammer. Top row, Iefz to fight: john Stilgoe: Manager, Randall Prouty joseph Nucci, Steven Fitzgerald, Kimball Pierce, james Burrows, Peter Golemme, Bruce Reekie, Coach Dixon. Coach Dixon and Co-Captain Phil Harlow talk to the squad. 82 This year the Clipper Soccer Team was unable to better last year's record of only one win. Despite this, the Clippers played m a n y h a r d defensive games. The team's defense was one of the best in the league, and the entire squad put its heart into the games, losing a number of one point decisions. The one victory came over Vo- Tech in an exciting all team effort. The season was fittingly climaxed by the naming of Al Cava- nagh, Steve Bailow, and Harry Merritt to the South Shore Soccer All Star's sec- ond team. -gui rail, f 0 mg- ' -- QL K -.Q hs 2' agh heads pass - , ,MFG-f L+- K- Q Q' ine-....,,,, ,i.fg Y J4 g,, -1621- , igls 5 NA 1.-f ag i I G Q - : 2'-S f .f 1 --v A CROSS COUNTRY il ,ww Seated, left to right: Robert Schneider, Roger Reekie, John Schneider. Standing, left zo right: Coach Marshman, Steven Smith, Frank Carlson, Mark Allen. -1 Q gn , A young cross country team, under the leader- ship of Mr. Marshman for the first time, had its best season since 1961. The squad finished with an impressive 2 and 6 season. Despite the pour- y ing rain at Hanover, Norwell finished just 1 i point out of fourth place in the league, with sen- iors Linc Adams and Ralph Cluff finishing 3rd and 15th respectively. . 1 nr: l A S Y. . V . ': ' fi , K . s C r X2 Senior Scorers, Ralph Cluff and Linc Adams. Dead heat- 84 -4 WRESTLING -1-1 Kneeling, left to right: Richard Forti, Steven Forti. Standing, left to right: Mr. Kassatly, Donald Yetrnan, James Fitzgerald, William Peterson, Nicholas Brooks. Under Mr. Kassatly's direction, the wrestling team undertook a season of increased activity. The boys practiced rigorously and took part in matches. Thanks to this group of mat mashers , Norwell now has wrestling firmly established in its sports program. What weight class is this! Can we start now? RHmliUUHlU BOYS' lwfgfi ld! K? jx-JA .iw-Zn K Y 2 bil Row 1, lei: to right: Stephen Wilson, Henry Sirignano, Brian Suzan, Thomas MacKenzie, David Kirby, Coach Arthur Axon Row 2, left to fight: Lawrence Garrett, Donald Newton, Lincoln Adams, Ralph Cluff, David Marsden, John Edmonds. eauhfz Wcvzadq i U21 A Row 1, left to right: Coach Osgood, Dane Axon, Frank Carlson, joseph Nucci, Charles Morgan. Row 2, lefi to right: Stephen Bailow, William Power, Robert Lloyd, Mark Allen, Kimball Pierce. 86 BASKETBALL 7 egg-in Row 1, left to fight: Coach Shannon, Christopher Edmonds, John Barnecott, Charles Bailow, john Spears, Row 2, left to right: Garen Suzan, Douglas Marsden, Bradford Allen, David Workman, Donald Stoddard. Seacanh Pecan! Norwell Vo Tech ........ Norwell Sacred Heart .... Norwell Duxbury ........ Norwell West Bridgewater Norwell Cohasset ........ Norwell Holbrook . . . . . . . Norwell Avon ...... . Norwell Hull ............ Norwell Apponequet ..... Norwell .... Vo Tech ........ Norwell East Bridgewater . . Norwell Sacred Heart ...... Norwell Marshfield ....... Norwell Duxbury ......... Norwell West Bridgewater Norwell Hanover ........ Norwell Cohasset ....... Norwell Avon ...... . Total: won lost 15 3 League Playoff Scores Norwell 58 Marshfield 75 Tech Tourney Scores Norwell vs. Front row, left to right: Harry Merritt-Timer, Varsityg Karen Lowe-Timer, j.V. Gail Raymond-Scorer, J.V.g Linda Sewell-Scorer, Varsityg Lisa Ludlow. For the second time in five years the Clippers qualified for the Tech Tournament. With a nucleus of six seniors, the squad rolled-up an impressive 15 and 3 record. The Clippers were in contention for the Division Championship up until the last game of the season. The close of the season saw the team finish strong to capture a well earned 2nd place in the Western Division behind undefeated Westies. The Junior Varsity and Freshman squads also planted their feet well in the league standings. 87 -.n. M1afii.i52 1diiiiiiLilTa..i'a2si,inL2 L-mi I t ...rr . .- ...r .. ..................7. Il Y TRACK 5 mud? gl Top row, left I0 figbz: Coach.Axon, Mark Allen, William Peterson, William Power, john Edmonds, Paul Gunn, Philip Tyler Roger Reekie. Sealed, left zo fight: William Thompson, John Barry, john Beach, Frederick Baker, joseph Golemme, Dane Axon. Flying high. 90 Qs Paul clears another. The Clipper Track Squad, paced by outstanding indi- vidual performances, sprinted to second place in the Western Division behind Cohasset. Norwell's trackmen, led by Coach Axon and assistant coach, Mr. Scott, de- veloped a solid core of hurdlers, distance runners, and weight men. -...,.,,,..f--ff MA... Bill goes up and over. bv RTJYQ 3 Q .- - , , A :W M . . -WEE mrf,,i?d' 'SL - - ,v Jay shows the form that made him unde- Only a few feet more! feated in the 880. l K' ' 1 b pu'- -Ir, , r N IP' x la gl-ik, ,I g . ' K. A x . ' Phil puts everything into it. Steve Reeves? - ' -K V .xi'u62S'nn.ll.l1n'AL4A.Ln.x.....n. A x 93- BASEBALL Q- ' ,XQgsllEp A . nj, l-J 'l-QRWQH 1,53 H1123 QUE! I ' 'y.QllifLf' ll S 'Wifi Bill 1 44 F' .. 5 A J yi , Q , Al . C a . l .--H. S C 1, , --J ...Aft :M 'JV -5, 1 if N' 1' l . flgfu' , 4 'gl X' lb, ... R' ' -'A' -is if '91--are-fff' -r 1- , - V . g i , ..' , aw.-fa-I-.--.H a . in i.--.. ,M - .. .. L, 1 -1w'1'a..:.:+f.1a -.xnda Top mai, lefz. 10 rigbzx Coach Gardner, Peter Robbins, jonathan Cranton, David Marsden, 'Thomas MacKenzie, Peter Silvia, Mark Stoddard, Doris Yetman fmanagerj, Richard Splaine fmanagerj. Sealed, left lo fight: james Keaveney, James Casella, Ronald Gay, Paul Sabel, Ralph Cluff, john Lynes, Guy Capilli, Walter Gustafson. y.-ff. s Top row, lefz 10 riglaz: Coach Kassatly, Donald Whiting, Thomas King, David Mayers, Charles Morgan, Linda Hussey fmanagerj, Christine Lyncs fmanagerj, Thomas Tolman, Frank Carlson, David Philcrantz, David4Kirby, Henry Sirignano.Botlam, left lo fight: Richard Gay, james Long, john Lewin, David Barnecott, Brian Suzan, Stephen Bailow, Frank DeFabio, Michael Scanlon. 92 O Stan ,fr . , , ,,,M , F kg . it 2 l f - l fl ' 7 I al- li I, A, vf , . inf-H R -H-....-....... -Q L l L-Y--'N 'Y' fa... 3 . -, 1, ' , ., Q, . :N ' . , X I .h Q 1 . -Nom., ' Y- ,4 :fd s - ' -K....:'v'jy . Ralph swings away for extra bases. 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Silling, lefz to right: Susan Aspelund, Bonnie Campbell, Mary Peterson, Carol Pels, Carolyn johnson, Judith Reardon, Kathleen Scanlon, Carol Hamer, jacquelyn Paradis, Claudia Joseph, Caroline Ander- son, Marie McElwee, Linda Sewell. cauhfz Wendy - ' Qlliii . Ar.. P4-R Smnding, lefz zo figbli Coach Detwilda, Elizabeth Hallaren, Karen Lowe, Christine Lynes, Claire Macdonald, Ann. Lindsay, Deb- orah Lynsky, Kathy Young, Patricia Barry, Susan Spears, Christine Pizzella, Janice Pollock. Sitiing, left lo right: Betsy Campbell, Kathryn DeCosta, Barbara Hamer, Renda Gunn, Patricia Griffin, Leslie Harlow, Patricia Hammer, Elizabeth Ludlow, Denise Dwelley, Gail Sherman, Carolyn Pierce, Carolyn Visser, Michele Wilder. 94 -una -- .. With a squad of about fifty, the girls Worked dil- igently toward a Winning season under the direction of Mrs. Scheller and cap- tains Carol Hamer and Kathy Scanlon. The team improved over last year's season by tying three of their games. If you dont hir it I won r' Was rt a score? 1 Q F IIT SOFTBALL AAYXX NH Kiki r '-'ARHQRXXZXL , xx lx .Rl Xillill. X ,II ,, t I ,Y K1-nlukulu K . . X fm t i-4 0 -. ,K bf KQV -,' 5 1, .U ' ll 4. fry' Yugi-1 , , 'EJ xy p ' FDL xg, p Niki' U fi, ' f.. 4 fa as s 'L' 10355 ' ef Rf' i. 2 5 , f rr. , l f From row, lefz to fight: Barbara Greenwood, Susan Aspelund, Virginia Boig, Marcie Zottoli, Carolyn Pike, Suzanne Fullerton, Rosina l-light, Elizabeth Martin. Bark row, lefl 10 right: janet Palli, Ann Lindsay, Kathryn De-Coste, Deborah Stone, Inez Murphy, Lynda Sirignano, Nancy Axon, Deborah Mathews, Elizabeth Hallaren, Janice Sibbald, Susan Spears, Linda Harkness. F P i. ,I The girls' softball team played with great enthusiasm and enjoyed their season. Although they lacked veterans, the girls' spirit was high, and they played many good games. 3 I 52 ., rt l 'f-I' r v If ,ln lr ,fn ,i M81 1: ' i If they hir this one I'll sqft-am! I know the ball has to get here soon. l 98 NATIONAL ATHLETIC SCHOLARSHIP SOCIETY AWARD l ll l l H I I ,,snvv' Left to rigbl: John Beach, Lincoln Adams, Harry Merritt. The National Athletic Scholarship Society is an organization formed to recognize boys who have exhibited athletic ability along with good sportsmanship and academic excellence. To be eligible the boy must be a junior or senior who has a cumulative scholastic average of 80W and who has earned at least one varsity letter. PEP CLUB Front row, left to right: Jean Scanlon, Catherine Cronin, Kathryn Hall, Deborah Wadswforth, Karen MacKenzie, Nancy Axon, QVice Presiclentj Karen Lowe, fSecretaryJ Linda Sewell fPresidentJ Ann Lindsay, C'I'reasurerJ Helen Albert, Janet Wamsley, Kathleen Lavery, Leslie Harlow, Kerry Ewart, Mrs, Knapp. Middle row, left to fight: Janet Palli, Deborah Matthews, Janet Bradeen, Cynthia Jevne, Charlene Lovell, Cheryl Mulley, Carolyn Johnson, Christine Lynes, Susan Kolbjornsen, Joanne Mayers, Charlene Wade, Eliza- beth Hallaren, Carol Martin, Carol Pels, Gail Bodine. Top row, left to right: Judith Bradeen, Christine Apostol, Carol Hussey, Mary Sherman, Janice Pollock, Nancy Worrall, Carolyn Pike, Elizabeth Armstrong, Elizabeth Martin, Kathleen McElwee, Barbara Green- wood, Claudia Joseph, Gail Raymond, Mary Andrews. The Pep Club, striving to increase school spirit by uniting to support the teams effort at games, sponsored alnumber of pep rallies for both football and basketball games. They also sold Norwell buttons to help promote school spirit. Come on Boys! 9 0 cgi! .7 I00 Ss n .IHS A -2,- . 1 fx ti.. The Class of 1967 is deeply indebted to those who .ratronized our book and made this printing possible. Without this co-operation we v ould not have been able to pre- serve the lasting memories of the most decisive year' of our lives. Thank you for your assistance. Complimenis of JOSSELYN'S MARKET Norwell Cenfer 659-262 I HAROLD NELSON DONALD WRIGHT HANOVER ATLANTIC SERVICE AII Iypes of au+omoIive repairs 92,-Gen G,-42 rowing plowing Iniersecfion of Roufes 53 8: I23 H . M . 8-9 SEASONAL DEcoRATloNs 'e' 'SS 87 77 ANNUALS 0 PERENNIALS 0 EVERGREENS RICHARD B' HURT: ROBERT E' MERRITT' a7s-4loo gn' Washingfon S+. Roufe 53, Assinippi, Mass. 0232! TASTEE SUB ELCO TV 81 APPLIANCES Serving choice quaIi+y and imporfed meafs We have Ihe smack all oI'I'1ers lack OPEN 7 DAYS 'TIL II P.M. TV 8: Appliances Sales 8: Service TEL. 878-5453 Washingfon S+. 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