Norwell High School - Shipbuilder Yearbook (Norwell, MA)

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laughter runs across my pain slips away, but comes again school is like the rain Jaqueline Morrisey A yearbook tries to do just what the name suggests. It should reflect the year as the staff sees it. Unfortunately it is difficult to produce a book that satisfies BVGIYOHS. As a result, the 1970 Yearbook is a combination of the '68 and '69 yearbooks an some new ideas of our own. Mike Perry Being a member of the 1970 Yearbook staff has been a real experience for me - a learning experience as well as a fun one. Since I started this fall I've tried my hand at almost everything that goes into a yearbook. I've learned something about almost everything that makes a yearbook. I've also learned a lot about the kind of people it takes to make a yearbook what it is. In the begining of the year we had many problems to resolve. We had to decide exactly what ouryearbookshould consist of. It seemed also that we were the victims of the controversy raised over the 1969 Yearbook. We received much criticism from many people, and not much constructive help from anybody. Some of the opposition will never be realized by anyone other than the immediate staff, but despite our problems, I feel we have produced a fine yearbook. It will be a long timebeforea comparable can be produced. Our yearbook means a lot to us in many ways. I can only hope that it will mean as much to all of you. Randy Prouty I feel no commitment towards the yearbook at all since I feel that it is unnecessary. Memories should be kept in one's mind, not in a book. Mike Stella

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H, ' x BRADFORD ALLEN IVhere there's mwah mind there's little fortune. -Robert Bland Band 1, 2, 3, 49 Football 1, 2, 3, 49 Basketball 1, 25 Baseball 1, 2. Uh' 1 JOHN BURROWS ARNOLD, JR. Thou shall do thy flarndest to be a good flfule and lurn on the world. - 10lh Cl0lNU1fl7Lll7llP7l.l 0fQfzabeu ROGER DAVID APPEL Speak out, you'11e got Io speak out, against madness, Yozfve got Z0 speak you're mind . . . U' you dare! -David Crosby ' ' Y. . - . lf :'?'il5 ,fs. . V 'F . 9vf,z,, ' ff -ft '-V - v w . 5'4,4:.5:g1 1: It U.. 'V ,, +V ' ' ' f. 'vi ff ' ' 'K . p ' :- ' 4 if Gi' , ' I ,1 - ol ' ' ' l JOYCE ELAINE ASPELUND A m,an's reach should exceed his grasp. -Robert Browning Basketball 2, 3g Basketball fManagerJ 23 Softball 35 Yearbook 4. K P it , ELISABETH AMY ARMSTRONG Something's lost and someth'ing's gained in living every day. -Joni Mitchell CHARLES LOUIS BAILOW Why take life serwusly, You never come out of 'it alive. Ski Club 35 Basketball 1: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4.