Norwell High School - Shipbuilder Yearbook (Norwell, MA)

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The cynical side of me says that the one thing I learned from taking this job is: NEVER VOLUNTEER. After all. we did run into a few hassles with people and time. But they're past us. The fact that a 1972 yearbook is in your hands proves it. Actually, I must say that I considered this job a fantastic experience. I haven't put it all to- gether yet, but 1've learned more about people and management than I thought there was to know. The best word for it is insight. I owe thanks to too many people. Foremost in my mind right now are those on the staff fAdrienne Cay, Cathy Bandlow, Louise Gallagher, Marcia Litchfield, Dan Manningj who put in those long hours the week before our final deadline, Mrs. Cay, who put up with the confu- sion in her house that week, the rest of the staff, Miss Vernacchio, who was volunteered into this mess, the administration: the secretaries, twiceg those faculty members that donated time and supplies, and anybody else I shouldn't have forgotten. We knew what we wanted out of a yearbook and we got it if it was at all possible. I like the book: I hope you do, too. Doug Knowles, Editor 1972 How about this picture? Where are you going to put the names? Where's Doug I'll kill himY!! I can't find my listsllli' Oh wow - that's beautiful . . . just perfect. Don't tell us we have to do it all over again. - I won't do it, I,ve already typed that page three times! Will that picture fit here . . . HELP Who wants to type? What deadline?l? Whaddaya mean we lost the juniors!?! NO WAY Doug can't find the 'mini-cropper' But it's only 11:30 fP.M.j We only started today at 10:00 fA.M.l! GREASE pencil What's this kid's name? We'll do your housework next week, Mrs. Gay. Some dude's got his hand in front of his face. 04-1538 Hey, Scott -- do you know this kid's name? How do you spell that?! You know Cathy can't spellli' It's called a 'TECHNI-cropper'! Hey, Dan, whanna do some croppin'? I was all organized before you got here! Who is that kid? Oh, no, I forgot to ask Miss VIN SOD WWWhoopieeee I don't believe we did the whooooooo - le thing! I don't know how to take this. Andy My sincere thanks to Sue Deyoung, Dave Keenan, Mrs. Snell and a few art students, Mrs. Meyers, Mrs. Wallace, Scott L. 8x P. B. Brian S., the school janitors, the p antastic p oto- graphers, some dudes, Miss Vernacchio, my friends, my'STAFF and their parents. Adrienne Cay

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