Norwell High School - Shipbuilder Yearbook (Norwell, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1974 volume:

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While yet there is time let the hand of a friend feel the warmth of your hand . How much we have to do, to create. to express! While yet there is time graft a slender bough to a mighty tree. Do not say. l love everyone e be merciless to your enemies. be tender to your friends. While yet there is time live. labor. but live and labor so that when you irc gone everyone will see that where once you were an emptiness yawns. . . ,Q-N -as , 1 A... --S :' Q 3. 2 ,fi . 'lf Qi 's Q..- v .-f' . ,-mn iz, ,nf 51 :Zz ' . EL, ., ' 1 1 Q f ' ,:.,y 4 f vw at r X 4 711 .57 - ..,,l ,J , Jig! f ,W f ' 6, J n I , Lf 5 1-51? . Af.- fp, . Q qb 4 'S , 'awww-5 5 S Mmm fi, 1. .5 MM: .W f Q .fi -J' f 'Oli .hy i Office of the Principal NORWELL PUBLIC SCHOOLS NORWELL HIGH SCHOOL NORWE LL, MASSACHUSETTS 02061 , .r V 6' 'Rx X 4b Wn. -Wi. A new building designed with many innovations and sophisticated equipment can provide an excellent setting for positive social and educa- tional experiences. However, more important than an excellent facility is a sincere, dedicated, and competent staff. Although we have a magnificent building and an excellent staff, the keystone of learning must be laid by the character, personal motivation and commitment of each individual student of Norwell High School. . MTEJMQ Dr. Bahros Princqval 4 I I 3. 2 I I-... Z f101..4u- uzdance Department Mr Greene C oordmalor Mr. Kapolka Have 1 got a school for you! Mrs. Phaneuf Secretary Can I help you? Math Department Mrs. Lind Don't you know your theorems? I Mrs. Murphy fShe's quiet.J Mrs. Chlebus Go out, and sell that candy! lm A A X.-f Mrs. Paradise Coordinator What do you mean, you don' t u nd e r stand? , Mr. R1ce Mxss Lombardt Candy My bnke is anyone? what!? Language Department Mrs. Schlundt Schamen Mrs. Rosenberg No, I won't tell you how to say THAT! ! Mr. Ulbrich You village idiots! Mrs. Haddow Ubi est Sie sich! Mrs. Fountain Do I look like . a dictionary? Mr. Dargis Minnie n ' ComeIia? ll all Phys. . Department Mr. Dixon lDep1. Headj Get your Tuesday showers boys Mr. Kassatly Throw in . . .blue! Miss Tupper You are tough! 'Z' Mr. Osgood I'l1 take you all on. Q . Mrs. Scheller The field hockey team did what? Miss Ciani Don't you have anything better to do? L 4:1 'Ei K i ......-1- 8 Mr. Wallace Now this is a bad shot + Mrs. Sacco What s P x r'Sr En Iish De artmenl Ng? U , gr, 1 3 I' , A vi.. '. H y . .:,4, . Nw. FE a Grecian earn? Mrs. East Yer gonn'a git it! 'M ,N . Q .gg . ztiz. r L , .fb .X Mr. McKnight Q' What did you say? L , 1 Q ' f - fx iilffl ll X1ll? '-,H if I ' ' Mr. Sapir .Tm one of the fellas from Emerson. Miss Vemacchio I know you re out there, I can see you breathing x 3 Miss Murphy Two words a minute? Well, that's a start! Mr. Kowalski Look at them baby blues. Mrs. McGeogahan No you can't read Playboy in class. usiness Department ,ni 'HEY fi - '. . . .3 0 Mrs. Ross Hey . . . l just took this job for extra credits. Mr. Lawless l'm really gung-ho about this. Y Miss Herrman What am l doing here? 6 ik. bi if ' 1 Science Dept. Mr. Holbert You'll see how tough l get at the end of the year Mr. Dowd That s Mr. Emerson Come on baby, light my bunsonf' um x x x X L 5-' a good question. -1 Q W Mr Anderson Excuse me, you re in the wrong class, this is science not math. Mr. Healey iiput that fire out. . . please Mr. Webber When the male SUPP! meets the female guppy . . . Mrs. Snell Bottoms up!! Mrs. Cooper Eat Buffalo Chip Cookies C ,MX s, Mr. D'Angelo What can I say, war is hell. . . Q Q W Miss Firestone That's real nice Mr. Waddicor I'd rather be on my Harley. Mrs. Lindsay No, I m sorry, Las! Tango m Pans has been taken out! Social Studies Department fi fs .I vw X 1 Mr. Gercty So what if the world collapses tomorrow? xf -ff 161' Mr. Stephansky That's completely mind over matter. ' -' s ..- . 'F Mt' FIRE M- Lau 9 Hide-a-, Mr.Walker -'1 --- -. ,, Go see 'Nl'- your analyst - gif tg: Y ' 'Q Aw tk af' r Mr, Farrow That, my students, is statutory rape. 4 'Pi , Gif ,N U wi '.4'23f'l?5'? . 13 . . 1 Miss Monssey ,HI :K 55 lt's workingl' Mrs. Dacey And, what not. Mrs. Vemon 'I absolutely will not tolerate gum chewing! Mr. Gopen Back it up. Mr. Tardy It really TURNS me on! Mrs. Bradford Oh no, you didn't burn it again! Mr. Arena Jumping .lessabelle!! Mr. Sheurch That was a great brake job. .ul I-In I t 3 . .-T Z .. frm :LE f'i-M44 ' 1 , . 17' O 6 .iv IL- .,, mg vm lf' Mr. Daneau - Custodian Now, where do YOU belong? Mrs. Perry - Matron Okay girls! N fleft to rightj Mr. Johnson, Mr. Oronte, and Mr. Osbome. Da Kroo Y ii 4 f v ... - l l f , a---in-'iii ' .! SENIORS the people learn, unlearn, learn a bullder, a wrecker, a bullder agam, a Juggler of sh1ft1ng puppets. lv wifi N my ,lam I 4 ag wi -lJI'lt'lfYl.lIIL'.'xA,i1lKI.l It tontottou wines .atiotlici -l.ix. but. the mtnintng an l li-xc xuu tht- Manic .is ttxlay Tern Rowe rteniht lub 1, Pep Cluh 1, 1, imluniur Varsity Cfltctrleiiling 1, 2 1C.1pt.1inl, Xlitsitx Cheerleading 5 Betsy Ann Baldwin love, friendship, and haprw memories art' the treasures worth more than all the wealth of the world Varsity Cheerleading H 20 Richard Allen Learn what is true in order to do what is right. This is the summing up of the whole duty of man, Band l, 2, 3. 4g Chess Club l, 2, 5, 49 Chess Team 1, 2, 3, 4g Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4g AV Club 1 Ship's Log 2 I james Bailey Q-Q Beccie Allen She vowed that when she was old enough to goto school, that she would meow, bark and chirp as best she could so that she would be a pet and get to clap the erascrs together. Betty Smitl Captivity lg Disillusionmcn 23 Symptons 3g Insanity 4 David Barnette Tracey Anne Beaman We should strive to bring what happiness we can to ithers. More still, we should strive to bring them no unhappiness When we come to die, it is not our kindness. or our patience or our generosity that we shall regret, but out intolerance and our harshness. Ronnie P. Bizzozero There's only one person to be and that is yourself. 7 Robert Belyea Barbara jean Bitkemeier I want to be happy But I won't be happy 'Til I make you happy too Life's really worth living When we are mirth giving Why can't I give some to you? No, No Nannette Drama Club 1, 2, 5, 45 French Club 1, 2, 54 Political Science Club 1, 25 Library Aide I, 2g AFS 1, 2g Swim Club 2g FTA 5g Student Union 4g Yearbook 4 I ,v Ann Margret Beavais Bring tea for the tillerman, steak for the sun, wine for the women who made the rain come. Seagulls sing your hearts away, 'cause while sinners sin the children play. Oh Lord how they play and play, For that happy day for that happy day, Cat Stevens Linda Michelle Blanc As long as I live I shall always be myself and no other just me 19 vs ' V l Drinrmi l. llrurc' .Xml ciiinlk nm X mill Cin lulilx rlxc' unirsi' ul lnxt Iiir lf-kc, il ll l1fhlN Miki -.xiirrlm sli.ill giiiilr' xwur AUUINK' Kfibrm Ngwu li 'l'lir'r,ip'. l, lircmli K luli l. 4. l.l:LllL1l'l len liars xl K'-vnsnirirc i'ur1ri1C .lo.1I1 lkolinrl You rlrnfr kniw. wlmt iu'x'e got until ir's gone Kirhlccn Anne Brewster NXT m.iy rhange with the seasons, but rhe seasons will never :lunge us. Kahlil Gibran Field Hockey 1, 2, 5,41 National Honor Society 5, -11 Yearbook -1: French Club 5g Srudenr Union 3g Pep Club 2, 5 44 tu.,- jim Buck Buckley Why am l dying to live if l'm just living to die? Edgar Winter Drama Club I, 2, 3, 4g Chess Team l, 2, 5, 4g AV Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Yearbcxrk 4 Dcbnrali Anne Burke lr is nurwliiiI1s.lrciiinfl us, hui what is in us, Nm wlmr WL'll.lN'L'l7llIWl1dl we are rli.ii nukes us rczilly luppy Ptp filulv l, 2 Robert Bert Carew L Susan J, Clain With all its sham, drudgery, and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world, Be careful. Strive to be happy. anonymous Future Teachers Association 1, 2. 3. 4, French Club 1, 2, 55 Tennis 5 -Joel Carlisle Keith Richard Colarusso Sail on Sail on Sail on, Beach Boys Football l, 2g Basketball 1, 2, Baseball 1, 2, 5, 4 julie Hayden Missy Chase I never found the companion that was more companionable than solitude, Basketball lg Pep Club 1, 2, 5, Drama Club l, 2, 3, 4, Tennis Team 1, 2, 3, 4, French Club I, 2, 3, 4, Boys' Basketball Statistician 3, 4 A-' .. . M, I. fuk , ' fr 7. fb' 'I-X I I 'i ft Q -, , f ,J '-' ' 3 if- . ai 1 ' ff H' .V f 1 I l ? ?,v', . 4 Kevin Michael Colarusso I am geared toward the average rather than the exceptional. Gerald Bostock Football 1, Zg Basketball 1, Baseball 2, 4g Field Hockey Z, Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 45 DC 1, 2, 5, 4 4:-, Mark Louis Monk Cluff You get out of Life what you put in Life. Football 1, 2, 5, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 5, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 1 V . ,A x ...'. 'tts- Cazhy Constanrineau '7 l lull If-.ln lhptu -lJlApp1,ltmln Kathleen Marie Cotter l lmve more memories than if I were a thousand years old. Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, -lgljasketball 1, 23 Softball 1, Z, 5, 4, Pep Club l, Z, 531, Frenth Club 1, 2, Business Club 3 -.iv Lucia Ann Salvaggio ln the end the love you take ls equal to the love you make. Beatles 'Q Gary Henry Dattman Why take Life seriously you never come out of it alive. Elizabeth Anne Betsy Dempsey The comfort of having a friend may be taken away, but not that of having had one. French Club 1, Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Track 1, 2, Chorus 3, 4, Yearbook 5, 4 Mark A. Dwyer Witchiti to Hiko wa hora hito hora hito he he he he no wa, Traditional Indian Chant F X 10 -1? Cheryl Ann Donovan The leaves lie thick upon the way of memories. Pep Club 1, 23 Drama Club 23 Business Club 3, 43 Health Careers Club xv I x C? ft' 'O joseph Anthony Dubanowslci The two most precious things on this side of the grave are our reputation and our life. But it is to be lamented that the most contemptible whisper may deprive us of one and the weakness of weapon the other. A wise man therefore will be more anxious to preserve a fair name than to possess it and it will him so to live as not to be afraid to die. Conon Transfer 3, Baseball 3, 4 UW -J Anthony D. DiNatale You get back half of what you put into Life. al Charles Henry Early III Pass it over to me. 25 Mitli.1t'lUt'r.1ltl Fleming You only live one life so make the best of it ,IV Baseball Team 2 if 'jrjrf jill Ellen Erickson Why, sometimes I've believed as many as six impossible things before breakfast. Alice Through thi Looking Glas, Lewis Carrol Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 45 French Club 1, 2, 5, 4gTuto1 for Special Class 1, 2, 3g AFS 3, 4g National Honor Society 3, 4g Art Club 5: Scrimshaw Editor 3g Yearbook 43 Student Union 4 If Christopher james Glynn Kelp-Billy Bob l always take my car cause it's never been beat, , 5 Football 1, 2 Soccer 4 Richard Golc-mme l've always been mad I know I've been mad, Pink Floyd Basketball lg Drama Club lg Tennis 23 Class President 4 1 'ff .sb Nancy Greene There is no wrong side, or right side. No sadness in not being loved, only in not loving. Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4g Field Hockey 1, 2, 5, 4 Patricia Ann Graham If you can laugh, keep on laughing because if you stop and think you may never laugh again. Pep Club 1, 2g Business Club 3, 4 X- Richard Allan Gray Band 15 AV 2, 3, 4 K -C? Patricia Mary Pia Grady Our greatest glory is not in never falling, but in rising every time we fall - Goldsmith Field Hockey lg Health Careers 2g Softball 4 Gail Robin Gregory Band 1, 2,5 fVice Presidentj, 4 CPresidentJg Softball 1, 2. 5, 43 Field Hockey I, 2 um' X umm! X A l Yllf l.cr r luwl H l llvnll 3 A rc' 4 Cindy C Harlow Fvcs that look on low: cgmly :hc windows of thc soul, Rod McKucn French Club l CTN 'T Mark S. Higgins Wxllmm Hardy l came and I left 7-7' 77 Deborah Hocffcr Anita Marlene Honkonen Happy is the man who finds wisdom, and the man who gets understanding, for the gain from it is better than gain from silver and its profit better than gold. Proverbs 5:13 + 14 Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 5, 4, Softball 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 5, 4, German Club 1, 55 AFS 5, National Honor Society 3, 4 Karen Ann Hurley French Club 1, 2g Pep Club 1, 2 David Lawrence Horgan The body politic, like the human body, begins to die from birth, and bears in itself the cause of destruction, jean jacques Rousseau Soccer 1, 2, 4, Basketball 1, Tennis 1, 4, Key Club 5, Student Council 3, Student Union 4, Drama 3, 4 Michael james Turk Ho Hosford Dream on, Dream on, Dream until your dreams come true. Arrowsmith Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, Basketball 4 Eric Honkonen Mine's the tale that can't be told, My freedom I hold dear. jimmy Page H, ' - 'SEEN 4 ' ' ' qi' 1 .37 l 1 .1 , -1 .1 4 its ,Jill 5 A sky , ., lla ' in ..' , , i 1 7 ' Michaelj. C. Kearsley Although life is altogether too short, it can be ever so wide. Cross Country 1, 2, 5, 1Co- Captj 4, Tennis 1, 5, CCO- Captj 4, Drama 1, 2, 5, 4g Forensics 5, 4, Newspaper 5, Chess Club 4, Yearbook fEditorj 4, National Honor Society 5, CPresident5 4 Pamela Ann Pam Keaveney We never know the true value of friends, Wfhile they live we are too sensitive of their faults: XVhcn we have lost them we only see their virtues. J. C. and A, W' Hare Pep Club 15 Basketball Manager 3, 45 National Honor Society 5, 4L Drama Club 25 Yearbook 4 Y A vi? Xiu Gail Lorraine Kirb Kirby One of the most beautiful qualities of true friendship is to understand and to be understood. Seneca Pep Club 1, 2, 3. 45 Softball 1, 25 Commercial Club 3, 45 AFS 2, 35 Class Treasurer 3, 45 Yearbook 45 Business Club 3 l--sr xxas- Christopher john Leavitt Don't strive for perfection, instead simply relax and enjoy human inperfectabilityf' Robert Rimmer Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 2, 3, 4 Rocco W, Libertine Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 45 A.V Club 1, 2, 3, 45 French Club 15 A.F.S. Club YZT3' Susan joy Loomis 'I'here's a feeling I get when I look to the west And my spirit is crying for leaving In my thoughts I have seen rings of smoke through the trees And the voices of those who stand looking, Led Zeplin Philip Lindsay Neil Lindvaii l' jane MacDonald Donald MacKenzie Linda Maqlgod llmrttt' lu' Derry iNl.lfNtlC'l'1 Men1orit's rake forever to huiltl, but onli .1 moment to remember Betsy 61.2. 4,l't'pi,ltib 1.2. 4. AIT ' C1t'rm.in Club l,Tt'nms l, 4, L Rep 'l't't-n Center 1, Class 'l'rc.isnrt'r 2, Business Club mu l 5. 1,i1l.ist Sctretary -I mfs m 2 W C li irlc Daud Maguire No on mtl on you go tht setontls tick the time out, tht'rt s so much left to know, ,md l'm on the road to find out. Cat Stevens Frt-nt h Club l, Drama Club 1, National Honor Society S, 41. Yearbook 4 luis Ann Malaney A sure way for me to have a disastrous experience is t do something because it will be good for me . Hugh Prather Basketball 1, 2, 5, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4g Field Hockey 2g Cross Country 35 National Honor Society 3, 4 Darryl Andre Mayers He who seeks to find the light can only find it when he's right, D A,M,Basketball lg hcer 241, Ski Club 5, Drama Club l, 4, Yearbook 4 Mary Ann McDonough There is some good in each of us, However bad we seem, And everyone has at least One Truly Noble Dream. Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 45 Softball 1, 2, 3, 4g Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 2, 3, 4g Business Club 4 Timothy' .lohn Marsh Lord I was born a ramblin' man Tryin' to make a livin' and doin' the best I can, The Allman Brothers 5 Christie Lee McKnight Hold fast to dreams for if dreams die live is a broken-winged bird that cannot fly. Hold fast to dreams for when dreams go Life is a barren field frozen with snow. Langston Hughes Robert B. Mclnnis best of us I envy no man that knows And so much good in the more than myself, but pity worst of Us them that knows 16553, That it doesn't behoove any Sir T. Brown of us -131 1 ff? W -. 2 ui' - t. 1 a .E , 45' Marcia McPhail All our dandelion days are done and so we'll turn our heads away from every silver moming and every golden day, Rod McKuen u Susan L. McKay 'I'here's so much bad in the to talk about the rest of 1 joan T. McVicar Cherish what is dearest While you have it near you And wait not till it is Far away Pep Club 1, 2, 4g French Club 1, 2g Basketball 2g Field Hockey 3, 45 Health Careers 35 Latin Club .,- 1 Diannej. McLachlan Use your failures to spur you on to greater effort and eventual success. Softball 1, 2, 3, 44 French Club 2g Basketball Manager 3, 4 ,gf David G. Milliken Love what's lovable, Hate what's hatable, It takes brains to know the difference. B3nd1, 2, 33 Chorus 2, 35 Track 3. 43 Soccer 4 Darlene Ann Nichols ln dreams and in love there are no impossibilitiesf' Janos Arany Library Aide Ig Drama Club 2g Business Club 3, 4 Nancy Marie O'Connor There's nothing you can know that isn't known, nothing you can see that isn't shown. Nowhere you can be that isn't where you're meant to be. It's easy Lennon-McCarthey Pep Club 1, 2g Softball 1, 2, 3g Health Careers 5, 45 French Club 4 Catherine Margaret Paradis We are too connected to lose each other, and only a rapid pace will blow away the fog that hides us from our escalations . . . Bruce Gilmour Paul A. Pettine III Live life as you feel it and live it with an open mind. P. P. Football 1, 2, 35 Football and Cross Country 4g Track 2, 3, 4, Winter Track 3, 4 james M. jim Paylor janice Lee Perry You can't always get what To live is like to love - all you want reason is against it, and all But if you try sometime you healthy instinct for it. just might find, Samuel Butler You get what you need. Library Aides 1, Drama Rolling Stones Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Yearbook 4 ...av jennifer Lynn Patten Two roads diverged in a wood and I took the one less traveled by And that has made all the difference. Robert Frost French Club 1, Drama Club 1, 2, 3, National Honor Society 5, 4 john D. Petze I'm18 and l like it. Alice Cooper Drama Club 1, 2, 35 Latin Club 1, 2, 5, 4 illil' . . X I. i,i:'1, 1 X N .il-.iki Khrrxl Ann Ri- liarilwn ll1,l'ft' to list' with imst-11 .intl sri, ,1xr'tt1lYlitltirm',sL'll tt, know l: A Ciutwl lilwr.ir'.4,liili1,2,Tiiinring 1, 2, 4, l..llI!1f liilx MDIV f,lwr't'rlt'.uliiig 4 Varsity Q l1C'!fli.hl1I1f1 1 . i ,1-'Q O 1 I 1 ' I I I ss l ' 3 'Nz' 'bl' '1 I-l Q Lisa Marie Putnam The love in your heart wasn't put there to stay, Love isn't Love 'til you give it away. The Living Bible Chorus I, 2, 4: Drama Club 2 4 AFS 2 Q- Glenn A. Quimby One today is worth two tomorrowsg what I am to be, I am now beginning. Ben Franklin Soccer 1, 2 fManagerJg Tennis 1, 2, 4g French Club l 2' Basketball IA Key Club Patricia Marlene Pineo Life is but a sea full of emotional waves Fill the white caps with love and laughter, Basketball 1, 2. 3, 4g Field Hockey 2, 3, 45 Class Vice President 2, 3g Track 1 I' - X fi' Sharon Riley Maureen Helen Moe Robinson NW:-'re living in a land of make-believe and trying not to let it show. Maybe in that land of make- believe Heartaches can turn into ivy, The Moody Blues French Club 1, Zg Track 1, 23 Pep Club 1, 23 Softball 4 1'- tl Lee-Ann Sanborn lf you smile I will understand, because that's something everyone does in the same language. Steven Stills Elaine Patricia Rosebach l'll never be what you think you see in me, if I can help you deal with what you see as really that makes me glad to have known you. Carol King Christopher C, Ryan A man says what he thinks, a woman says what will please, jean jacques Rousseau Soccer 2, 5, 4 Kathy Ellen Rose Friendship often ends in loveg But love in friendship never. Col ton janet M. Seavey And let today embrace the past with remembrance, And the future with longing. Kahlil Gibran French Club 1, 25 Pep Club 2, 5, 4g Softball Manager 53 Yearbook 4 1 . fi 8 2---1 Paul Sibley Life ain't easy, but nobody ever said it was. Basketballl 2, 3,4g Football 1 2 5 CMgr.Jg Baseball 1 2 3,4 Paulette Silvia . . looking at the snowy dreams that blow outside the window looking at the things that Paul Simms pass me by wonderin' if where I've been is worth the things l've been thru, ending with a friend named sunny skies. , . - iames taylor - ilicryl R Sissun Trustintlir'l4irilu1tl1.1ll tlzirit' licnirt, ,mil ltuin not unto thine own i1nclcrst.imlirig all tin. wus .iilcr1iiv.'lc'flgt' li nrariil lic'sli.i1ltlirt'ittlis paths l'rfi'.t'rlvs l '16 Stticlvnt Vrmin S, 1, l.ll'If1ll'Y Milf' 4. 1, llczilrlii .irffrs K, 1 liifiirf' 'l'c'.i: hr rs 1.2 iilqrtxu l I A 0' iVX hx dis-Q Y? q h james A. fSmittyj Smith Yes there are rwo paths you can go by. But in the long mn, Dr. Hook Thcre's still time to change the road on. Led Zep lin Elisabeth Minot Smolski 'If anybody wants to clap Now is the time to do it Winnie the Pooh sir. Katherine Mary Smyth Don't ever be so negative that you forget the word es Mike Helfen Class President 2, 3g Drama Club 1, 2 fSecretaryJ. 3, 4g Pep Club 1, 2, 3g Student Government lg Tyme Peace 1 Latin Club 3g Latin Convention Delegate 54 Health Careers 1, 2g Plymouth County Delegate 4 Student Union 4g Yearbook 4 fBusiness Editorl Wai Paul Eugene Spangenberger Susan Smyth No love, no friendship can cross the path of our destiny .James Robfff SPU18 without leaving some 'JUS' when YOU fhlnk markj- tomorrow will never come, French Club 1, 3g National W5 YC5'C'd3Y'n Honor Society 3, 4g Tennis Team 3 4 janet Marie Squaglia When to the heart of man was it ever less than a treason to go with the drift of things to yield with a grace of reason and bow and accept the end of love or a season ? Robert Pros I 1 X :i'iL 1. 1.1- l1.iitN ,, lJr.im.1 Q .lll l X Krug Tomy 1 Mark Anthony Tedeschi . Comfort is a virtue, Bruce T'bbC S So enjoy it while you can. Soccer 1, 2, 35 Baseball 1, 2 -': A Cm' ' QQC. W. I ve, , Stephen E. Tapper The living is easy I'm bom to be free The living is easy Therc's no reason to explain. Richard Tramontana George Redman Turner Life is beautiful, don't through 1.7 Peterj. Vallier We judge ourselves by what we are capable of doing, while others judge us by Gerald joseph Twomey Some men see things as they are and ask Why,l' I dream things that never were and ask Why notf' George Bemard Shaw Audio Visual Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Drama Club 2, 3, 4, Yearbook Photography Editor 4g Chess Club I Antoinette M. Walther Be a good listener You can't learn if you do all the talking. what we have already done. H. W. Longfellow Track 1, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1 2 3 4 Russel Wade K-' fl! 17 4,1 1 1 1' 4 'I Mark S. Woish Track 3, 4, Yearbook 4g Track 1 I -Af A SENIOR S UPERLA TIVES Class Radicals Ru lm rd Golcmmc Merry Height M ost Theatrical -:H jill Erickson .loc Phancuf Q ft lin: H 12' l any is UK' Class Clowns Betsey Dempsey Paul Sibley ff- Q' fd' l 1 lla?-2' 4, gf 4 X l'f'Z,g'fi 5 f ' V V ?ug:?.5gf,gF's::5f Z.5,,,w.1g4 A .,g,K '. , -1 .. Best Laugh Dave Bamette Cathy Paradis VH! Ei: gif . H! H4 355: sew- Class Genius jenny Patten Dave Maguire - -'F' , 'sg , ' mu, '. A i , ,- -43 4 H sbs - X 8152? 2? , A Done Most For Class Richard Golcmme Kathy Smyth 43 14' V C 'fLJ.s'.S' Ffil'lS --ff Misyy Chase' Chris Leavitt I 'H Best Personaligf Nancy Greene Mike Kcarsley . M 051 A thlelzc Xmta Hr nkomn MMR C luff '51 -- YMWH Bn dv L. .f 4 .'Hb.1fi': 5 c A 17 at l, IH.. an ' ' Y , Q:V li - E 1 , n 14 K ' X V' Z' , Q V 2 . :J J ., an fi f 1' b ' J ' F L V J ' - 1 . In 5' 4 A ' ' N51 E 1, V N 5 i Qi! 2152, A , if '.'v F-gxqf - X nf . .1 ,Q Most Artistic john D'Angelo Elizabeth Smolski 1 iw .tr if 'Nd , Oft- -3' PT' f I' 'S I X, IM fig rw' 4311 45 ' , WM 3 bv A .,5f.' lf. 1 pw -S, fy S J ' '-rv l yL'?i??'?'.?M.,,v.a,x. gen Q R 4 115 l 1 2 r 'Kill DERCLA S SM EN I wake to sleep, and take my wakmg :gag slow. 1Y'?'V X I feel my fate 1n what I cannot fear. I leam by going where I have to go. -.nav-I ,'5?'!' ,pg I- 1 .xr v,' U. in , . ir L -LT! 'I 'E V rf, , . ,. -.. QWW, 1 9 Q ii rag., .iw an 1 1 Senior Class Offcers President Richard Golemme Vice President Marla Melsky Treasurer Gail Kirby Secretary Dorice Marsden Junior Class Offcers President Pam Maharis Vice President Par Kiley Treasurer Nancy Caron Secretary Susan Heslin UW 82 QUERY? - , i F f-P'f' V 'W I , ,,fj,,i:-:?djQ, 1.,g4 'Q 15:1 + A + ' 1 .5- 7 .-40-01 A f--v 'Af L -L V Y,.,-, Q .,,., '-1' I FJ I .X 9 ,, n 1 S1 .fufq 'Eli' ' 4.3 Z .i!'l x , Q' ,Fr . JI' I 'I' I 9 ll ll if ' an I lxl R+! JU IORS Front - Kathy Hall, Lisa Gredler, Nanq' Hudsonululie Kalaharis, Beth Larson, Kim Hosford, Sandy Hathome, Neil Keisling, Peter Kauffman, Patrice Hudspeth. Back A Mr Rite, Bmce Kicllannder, Whit Howard, Brian Larson, Pat Kiley, Cheryl Grindell, Glenn Gregory, Carl Himberg, Steve Hall, Brian Kling, Stevenjackman. m--3-A Pr: 'nt Anne lpn ncrton, Ann Matkin, Kathy Mans, Terry McDonald, Karen Meagher, Donna Meshau, Lynn Mattie, Pam Mahairas, Ruth Mcshau,janeen Lavery, Naomi Mr: lirli, Herli lamlcc, Paul Martin lsat K Mlm' ltnns, Rai Mt-tl:-rm, Stott l,ovcll,Jim McElwee, Dennis Lynch, Bob Malloy, Drew Lawrence, Perry McDonald, Allan Marts, Stew Mcglathlin, Mr. Dowd. 50 l Front row - Michael Murray, Debbie Nichols, Kathy Perkins, Susan Morrison, Donna Peterson, jean Peirce, Lauri johnson, Barbara Nagle, Michael Parker. Back row - Bob Murphy, Brain Murphy, Bob Davidson, Glen Patterson, Keith Morgan, Chris Peace, Don Orcutt, Don Kingman. Ik-'A-A-','.. nfl ,W Q 1 ,r - ,I , - , .. ' ' ' wg i.'.. . R F-tE : . A -,,,..-. - ,gg 5. N. .,- he , 1 . - as. i Q nn? ' Front row I left to rightj Victoria Kincade, Linda Carlo, Sandy Allen, Lynn Belyca, Nancy Caron,-lean Bandlow, Linda Caplice, Leo Bosteils. Back row fleft to rightj David Burke, Steve Alward, Stanley Bruce, Donna Baker, Maureen Burtone, Carol Ballcrini,janet Barter, Bill Amold, Steve Bilbo, Peter Ashton. 51 it any- ' r : ., ' V ,al K.-. ,. Back - Karen Cushen, Chris Correia, Dan Robinson, Bob Smirh, Brad Robbins,jim Schneider, Brian Sheehan, Charles Spaulding, Doug Sheller, Eilleen Cronin, Dave Sieving, Mr Gere-ry, Lyncll Rosenberg. From - Paula Fitzgerald, Par Riley. Wendy' Srrachan, Diane Reynolds, Trisha Swanson, Cindy Richardson, Elaine Steele, Amy Sands, Gail Sterlinghludy Burbank, Karen Rcekie, Kathy Spang,joAnn Sinowski, Kim Hcrsey. l-rom joan Wales, Crlmn W'hirakcr,janet We-nrwonh, Bill Thorpe, Annie Wyman,jean Zamburo, Tricia Watwn, Dale Whircomb. lurk if David Tcrraiilr, Hal Walkins,jackic Whire,john Wibby, Debbie Valluzzi, Kate Wheble, Debbie Wesxl, Charlie Vermerte. 52 .a....r. rm. i,.au'fE.L. Front row - Scott Clawson, Cathy Pratt, Karen Crawford, janet Collins, Meg Cowperthwaite, Miriam Rankin, Debbie Reekie, Sharon Clark, Karen Casey, Peggy Cotter, john Crispin. Back row - Mr. Anderson, Tom Constantino, Mark Bergeron, Mike Chamness, Brad Wright, Paul Pizzella,-Jeff Hurley, Darrell Putnam, Bob Clark, Gerry Colameco, Ken Pettine. Front row - Tom Falcowski, Ann Dusthimer, Carol Gallant, Robin Gorishs, Robin Esterberg, Cindy Cowello, Michele Devereau, Cynthia Dangora. Back row -jeff Fitzerald, Bruce Fredickson, Davis Gardner, Mark Empoliti,jeff Cronin,jimmy Drayham, Chris Eisner, Mr. Dargis. 53 E 51 ll' o Qi SOPHOMORES J 7'- Frnnr row 4 left to righti lviitth Williams, Nanty Whitman, Susan Merrifield, Liz Anderson, Susan Ailcardi, Barbara Bailey, Fanny Zambuto, Olivia Eich, Irene Brady, Patty l7tiluntiskx,Anr1 Ke.trsley,Cirettl1en Kertiie HJ. lt rtvv. 1 It-tt tn right i -lean llimherg, Christine Wfhitc, Kathy Kearney, Anne Stewarthjody Page, Susan Harrison, Scott Buell, Sandy Spaulding, Craig Anderson, Steve fitwletntmy Donna lrfltisltiril, Rhontla Smith 5.7 2 ,Y ii Y -- Q,- av ,.- , . I rf ii.: iv. iyltift to riglit i AtirwefMarit' Fntlgt-on, Bonnie Hyslop, Amy Hudspeth, Heidi Clark,-Judith Gould, Karen Wesscl, Ruth Bailey, Barbara Rogers, Beth Drudy. Hai -. ' A .f -1 'fi rigliti llrian liunnxati. Km lim kley, Allan De Statio, Kurt Walter, Charles Boucher, Mark Kimball, Keith Bunncll. 54 Front row fleft to rightj Ellen Dyer, Janice Cummings, Karen Phaneuf, Michele Empoliti,julie McMullan, LeeAnn Doherty, Bety Cogleano, Barbara Cloutier, T. Andrew Reardon, Tracy McKay, Mike Malloy, Eugene Oronte, Back row fleft to rightj Bill Kingman, Ralph Russo, Billy Robinson, Daryl Smalley, Caroll Manning,-Joanne Drew, Gunther Bunion, Brian Riley, Steve Osgood, Front row fleft to rightj Cindy Bilbo, Anna Knutzen, Ann Henderson, Chris Kiley, Lisa McCarthy, Cheryl MacKenzie, Cindy Braga, Linda Tremontana, Patty jones, Kenny Campbell. Back row fleft to rightj Leslie Ashton, Paul Larson, David Bonney, Glen Bower, Gary Vanderwater, Eddie Bridson,-Ioe Kelly, Marybeth Hurley, Mary Ellen Twoomey, Mark Rizzi. 55 i 7 , 1 4 'il '-A Y , - - lfi. . - ' f . .'....,..1f.,.. ......- fi Q a r'-ACF! lirnnr mw r I-ri Dun Paul Bemaquimjcff Gay, Karon johnson, Cheryl jones, Laura Carlisle, Nanqf Sewell, Vicky Haskell, Kathy Glennon, Terry Bailow, Barbara Whiting, l.inil.i lic-wus, Lisa l:lllj.1l'f.llll, lldflilifll Apnsrlc Hiik rim 1 Iii Paul lk-nn, Mark Bm-wsu-r, Mnhael Martin, Bobby Baker, Dan Hempcrlyhjohn Higgins, Henry Bergeson, Tom Finnerty, Paul Foulsham, Lylejenkins, Paul li.inil.irr.i. Umm llurgin lil- P- M 1 l ri 1.111114 1 Jslmrnfg klulim lnm-an, Susan Dwyer, Anhiir Parrcnnloan Mackin, Susan Dickman, Bonnie Donovan, Helen Mcquire, Steve Pollock. .N ' 1 f. ff. i ri Ri. l...rI NI..y-fri .irul lnnflin, C 'mug Mclaiughlin, Debra Dillon, Donna Frazier, Bemaderre Peterson, Katie Sheehan,Terry Dicroce, Sue Minor. l' ' A r l'f 'ri Irliz-ir, I'.inl M.igiiirrg,Inc Mar qilrxin, Mike McKcnny, Chris Long, Roben Rosenberg,-lohn Marshall, Phil Dicks. r 16 1. I Br. .'llll..n. Back row l-r - Greg Peckham, Robert Connelly, Bill Montgomery, Tom McQuarrie. From row l-r - Bob Meagher, Scott Nasserta, Steve Pollock, Donna Collins, Gene Rowe Back row l-r - Phil Wadswonh, Russ Petri1li,jim Brady, Scott Keiffer, Front row l-r - Laura Tonely, Wally Keenan, Nancy Casey, Donna Graham, Pat Bryant. FRESHME lsr row - Parry Marsh, Kathy McKee, Donna Zambuto, Mary Davidson, Sara Bunnell, Robin Greene, Shelly Wilbur, Lynne Paterson, Marty Morrill, Terri Glynn Lisa Tedeschi, Alan Borzomato Znd row - VUhip W'hithington, Susan Hathorne, Eileen McMahon,-Jean Malaney, Lee Collarusso, Nora Gunn, Susan Marshall, Bob White, Mike Spaulding, Tom Mclalcx. Mark Vermcttc. lsr row - Elaina Dccroseulanei Delaney, Dawn Edlund, Sue Schelle, Debbie Horte, Ann Cronin, Marianne MacDonald, Cheryl Cotter, Paula Dempsay. Znd row David Lawcrencc. Dean Crowley, Bill Kelly, Karl Honkonen, Mike Dordano, Bob Seavy, Paul Crawford, Toby McDonald. lst row - Cheryle Milot, Ellen Foulsham, Sheila Weatherby, Susan Georgetti, Sissy Norian, Charlene Simmons,jean Foley, Nancy Radziusz, Nancy Wadsworth Missy Putnam. 2nd row - Steve Cassella, Steve Richardson, Peter Sands,john Davenport, Robert McNeil,joe Cappilli, Aina Kuiawski, Bobby Turner, Debby Grasso, Harvey Snell. lst row -jennifer MacAloon, Vicky Guild, Donna Torrey, Susan Montani, Lynn McCarthy,jill Staufferhlennifer Hills. 2nd row - Norman Clark, Kevin O'Brien, Bill Murphy, Mike Murphy, David Hickey,-Iohn Clain, Scott Fitzgerald. fx O Ifnim rim - I..uir.i liillw, 1 'lu-ryl Mcshciu. Sgmdm lfridgen,-Iudy Clnpp, Donna Woodcliff,jackie Calimico, Brett McCurdy,judy Collaruso, Steve Flemming lm. k nm Phil flll.HllIlL'NN, M.1rk Rolwlsim, Sue Hirvey, Sheila McLaughlin, Robert Osgood, Kevin Mclverhlim Mills, Roger Graden. l'r-fin nm Vim Nrmrli, limi Yimrclla, Donna Mcrfxlf, Donna Morgan, Carol Lcfegvre, lfSlCC-JODCS,-IZHCI Mahairas, Cyndy DiCesare. HH -i Y K l -ww l'wM rx. Mm Iwlif- Iixwrlwrg, Debby juries, Kon-lall Farr,-Icnny Recd, Sheri Smith, Lori Stowell, Front - Vincent Liuizzi,john Troy, Donna Kerwin, Helen Alward, Sue Benting, Kathy Donovan, Pam Hudspeth, Linda Robinson, Larry Reekie,john Perry. Back - Michele Kemp, Debbie MacDonald, Debbie jones, Clara Hannak, Lynne Feeney,-jeff Delahunt, Ginny Dale, Bob Simmonsuloe Calcagno, Sally Cotten Front - Michelle Morgan,-Iane Feneck, Lori Hall, Amy Wheble, Monica Stevens, Pat Tibbetts, Steve Glennon, Babs Finnerty, Barbara Taylor. Back - David Fullerton,-lay Staples, Paul Grady, Mark Stanton, Steven Smolski, Terri White, Dennis McCarron, Randy Dubois. Fmm rms' rlcfr in rigliih Tom-Iones, Mary Barrygjaner Crispin, Maureen Rice, Carla Baldwin, Ircnc Perry, Cyndy Raynhlay Pcrtinc, Bill Cummings. lurk nm i I4-fr ro nghim Mir-hc-llc Durranrulames-Ielinek, Larry Cronin, Mike khneider, Bryan Howes, Mark Robbins, Ernie Crovcllo, Lori Aspelund, Steve King Front rnw rlcfr so right p Debby Ellior, Pai Worrzll, Donna Consramincau, Mike Prm,john Dempsey, Ken Cronin, Karhyjoseph, Lynn Smallcy,jeff Fletcher. link ww flcfi in nghip Doreen Cole, Bob Hudson, Glenn Kimball, Rick D'Angclo, Ned Kcefc, Andy Detwilcr, Donna Dickman. .SN :- x f ,xv v N x 'x . -n 'K sn g',2, ' 4 f H fx ww, INA.-LA N L-A Y if rt if N 1. gf U ' fx vfqw . J 'tis Il O ah, ,. .rigl 5 O4 uv. Y X 1 O I lf' I I p .44 0 -fl ws qv la. 'if' Wx ff? ,f 1. f ing' , M' 1 gxglfffy r' I . 7 'Q Q. L, Q -.bv .K 1 .gif-I3' J ,rv V ' Nr' , I, 1' - ffi f hw ,Q ,f A ,fr - - .qgzj ' K uv -I S 2- .MJ train Q !5 Q 2 lla auigy- ' mls- L. '14 47,1 x,,, . XXX . 5. 1 . X . JH.. -A -, Q., - ' 1 vs' 4 If V M-, u A T .sfg Q4 'nib - fs 'V fer. L, , . 1 my 4 J 3 jx pd' X , , if f in ,3,f..1., 1 , -.QM Q 1.4,- Sfx 'ff' 23' I be Cross C ountry Bark row l-r - Manager-Iohn Perrygjim Perry, Drew Lawrence, Bobby Baker, Steve Bilbo, Mr. Peter Scott Coach. Front row l-r - Charley Spaulding, Pat Halloren, Big Mike Kc-arsley fcoacaptl, Paul Pettine, Phil Lindsay Cctrcaptj. if P' J -, f' Nw-.1l5illvi I-Iinderecl by an extremely small turnout and several costly injuries, the Clippers Cross- Country team experienced its first losing season in 8 years. However the team is looking forward to prospects of a stronger team next year. 6-8-0 wins losses ties Drew Lawrence 1 .4-'Q 'fa 4-Y rf, -Q J 'JJ 'I' H 'Jr QT. ., 'i'Y -I -' PI -L Jr, 9. 112.5-9' n ,Sf .LAL V1 4: ? AA L . Q 1-ls-, ntl' . 41, ' -V s U4 . vb, . - D' -.4 , , H. 45 L AN ' Kb ' 'S Nl' , 5 - 0 5.6 lr' O fl' uf K ,. . k x . . 'x - 'Q' A.. 5 J x ZIQ -,'. 'Z -Elf jf' 'lb-Y . .. - ff 1, flew nucftey ' ,, 11.21- QI' ll ss-J Varsity, From row - Nanq' Greene, Patty Pineo,joan McVicar, Cathy Cotter, Mary McDonough, Anita Honkonen, Kathy Brewster, Marla Melslty, Back row - Marion Scheller, Peggy Cotter, Tricia Watson, l.iz Sack, Debi Valluzzi, Cheryl Grindellhjoan Wales, Lynn Mattie, Kathy Spang, Sandy Hathome. C i i 5 N. . I , Z 4 .Q es' 5 1. ,i K V ' 1 af X Our Varsity Field Hockey team didn't have the best of seasons this year C5 wins, 8 losses, 5 tiesj. However, it did tum out to be a very productive season. They sent nine girls to field hockey camp, leamed many new skills and gained valuable p game experience. This year of ll leaming will prove most useful to the many juniors who will be retuming next year. Norwell i High should look forward to 1 having an excellent Field 1 Hockey team in the future. The junior Varsity team C 10 ' wins 1 loss, 5 tiesj is to be congratulated on being the top junior Varsity team in the league. The Varsity is looking forward to having members of 4 the jay Vee's moving up next . year to take the places of the eight departing Seniors. One more thing must be said about i our Field Hockey team, they were definitely one of the most spirited teams in the league! l i 1 l 1 1 4 ga yn. l l 1 l -lunior Varsity, Front row 5 Kim Hosford, Susan Dickrnan, Katie Sheehan, Cheryl Meshau,-Janet Mahairas, Elizabeth Sandoval,jennifer McAloon,jennifer Reed, Susan Hathorne,A1na Kupawslti, Mary Davidson, Sherri Smith,jennifer Hills, Beth Drudi. Middle row - Carol Ballenni, joan Mackin, Carol Lundin, Anne Stewart, Elaine Steele, Bemadette Peterson, Lisa McCarthy, janet Crispin,joanne Sinowski, Michelle Empolitgjanice Cummings, Cheryl Cotter, Mary Barryhjudy Gould, Ruth Meshau. Back row - Diane Tupper, Karen Meagher, Gayle Erickson, Chris Staiples, Barbara Apostol, Barbara Rogers, Chris Kiley, Helen McQuire, Susan Dwyer, Donna Hosfotd, Susan Aicardi, Bonne Donovan. 'Z' - 'f-A -2-'41-Q:-iii g at- -nur. A . A ' 9 la U5-rw -uv-v d'r v'NiP3 '-lvzvwllfmf -1. f ' Wigs ! H 'H H. . . - M 1 . . 'V A 'hw . I . Q ,pf 4 5, l Qiggtifgwl g 4 ' lr- A M' .Cv ,-23 U. ,Q w g , if - , 5 9 5 J , 5421.115 4, ., A, , :Jaffa ,U G -lar A ,, PY -ff W p WZ' YQ 4 Z gf- 00 .4 4. I fa' 1 S brig, vig ' lwfx .., Sr B, www ' V up, - ..1 A ,E ,1 ...va Aw Y T Giuvudi Fi' 1 I -,Eb ff f If M ' ' .. 1 1 x ,4 W . ' 1 'if W- E . ' fp . x 'Y ' - ' v' -- m. -fur i ' - A 'Nh f , . Q ,. ' 1 -' . ' 'vi' , ' ,ie 1 . , 1 9 x ' - 1 UL! - 5 'N .. v. s .,., 1 , I ,Mr ,Q . A ,W H -A La3i?. L-A' :gunna ' l 3 Football i Q u at 'fi' r . a -. psq Q .'.. FW' 0 I .J li k i Front row rlcft to nghti Mark Empoliti, Bob Smith, Bob Clark, Mark Cluff, Chuck Earley,,Iim Paylor, Pete Vallier, Chris Iravitt, Mike Hosford, Dennis Lynch Perry Mat Donalcl Sctond row - Mr Kassatly mlinc toatlil, Gene Oronte, Bill Kingmanulohn Crispin, Steve Alward, Dave Gardner, Dean Honkonen, Scott Buell, Charley Boucher Pat Kiley, Bob Mallovmlini MtVit.ir, Tracy MtKay, Scott Lovell, Eddie Bridsen, Mr. Brooks Holmes lhead coachl. . 41 lv f ,Ju x f J 1 v .4-' i J ,l' 3 Vx I 4 ,K I l la ' A ' . T ' I Athi. flfatli lsnaiks lllrllnfx 70 N -ci For first year coach Brooks Holmes and the Clippers football team, 1973 was a successful year. Although their overall record was 5-4, their league record was 5-2 and 3 of their 9 games were lost by 1 touchdown or less. Some outstanding performances were turned in by seniors Chris Leavitt, Mike Hosford, Mark Cluf f, Pete Vallier,jim Paylor and Chuck Earley. Coach Holmes is looking forward to a good season next year with a strong front line consisting of many underclassmen and returning quarterback Pat Kiley. De ense i 1' 9.1 'JCE' -gk' Q . , J x s ,fl 1' 'T .'-1 , x Q 's L W-s.mii,f'Q 1 X 2' 'x::..!, r ' - ' w U wmv, 1' rw- ' lv il s - V J.. .1' xk 9 5 'Z Q43 2 2' . I .- 4. 1 5 ,fav ffb 99,14 -if 11 ,,, 13' 'Ns l J' x N C Lgmxxi Amis . ,'Hc.Ar Bcr1, XX'c.nic'. C fYL'j1.l,n l5u1hlc ' Murph,XYh1r ,l4?:L Prcrfwwr ,'Pw.1'-.f Q' ML1ggNx, I INN -f XY'1Nu tY1c'K1L2-1 .'I5LilWk3.l,.'1'KiE1 ' Dxr1.armu link Tc1r1Hc'llmvwu' ' D.1rrxl.'X3fN:.!r ' Rhmo cTI'f.'.lII1IH2?fu l,mn!:nmgrM Kingman typ S1rnlw,a, SL1pCrSt3r' SL1nix NI1lly ' s .-. ,J I! --0 74 n f A, , 3 . 4 3 us 'Z'! 'i . 1. I- .. N17 51.7 y 1 ,. 1 , Q v,, gfiggvgkf' zr Q-PN .-4 01 ui' 5' ff 4 f' 0 4 5af9 i ' A Y 3- Ax R V' 5 3 :' 5 ff' ,Q 51- .. 6 - 0 .,, f ,V V' . 1 - . Q 3 A 7, ,.f'iFf?' 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Agn, fr' 89 K 'EX 5, .K x y.':, 'x ?O 1 ,f',g 117-'L-Q f gf- WZ 3-J' -6.1. ago? ?' .yn .Q ruin +3 ,,. . NO ICE HARD HATS URN Bf93Ju2E.5'w j 91 T v. V -J L5 l'5. 59 ul-J x.. it A ' ' s.-. -..- . 4 h . ltix?-, PW. - '- TY' -. . N531 ff .T- ,A A 'fig f.- - 7 1.' 'CJ .', ,x ,, , . 92 A z. .-Hn-. NAI I A , I an Y, X 111:- -A fa: x xlh S ,. 3 5. 1 I 'Ing ,ll 5 rl. 1 Nl N-n .-n 's'-s..- 1' L . , . 'fu . Q V' r ':.Q' . rv f, R - 'H 1 x X w i 5.QQ Q05 ' LV lr. I r rbf ,. Q'.lu 'll- - l.' xxx GERMAN CLUB, From row fleft to rightj Elaine Rosebach, Robin Esteberg, Heidi Clark, Debbie fa- Dillon, Elizabeth Sandobal, Mr. Ulbrich CAdvisorJ. A Back row - Melody Esteberg, Bill Thorpe, Eric Honkonen, Tim Marshhlulia Daneau. LATIN CLUB, From row Cleft to rightj Debbie Valuzzi, Nanqf Greene, Katie Sheehan, Patty Dubanoski, joan Mackin, Carol Lundin, Anne Mackin, Helen Alward, Craig Maglaughlan, Mike McKenney,janet Delaney, Second row - Donna Zambuto, Mike Fleminghloe Dubanoski, Sue Minor, Nancy Whitman, Fanny Zambuto, Terry Dicroce, Craig Anderson, Fanny Forehead, Dianne Phaneufhlulie Squaglia, Timmy McClellan. Third row - Mrs. Haddow fAdvisorJ, Steve Hall, Whipple Withington, Kathy joseph, Carol LeFebvre, Leslie jones, Carol Ballerini, Tracy Kay, Elaine Steele, Vicki Kincaid, Mike Malloy, Beth Cogliano, Kathy Kearney, Bob White, Mitch Williams, FRENCH CLUB, From row fleft to rightj Dave Barnette, Mary Beth Hurley, Amy Hudspeth, Barbara Cloutier, Beth Larsen, Nancy Allen, Ann Kearsley, Patty Marsh, Second row - Sue Smyth, Linda Osbome, Donna Bnice, Diane McLaughlin, Paul Pettine, Sue Dwyer, Robin Esteberg, Sue Harrison, Nancy Hudson, Sue Cllaine. Third row - Mrs Fountain fAdvisorl, Elaine Steele, Toni Walther, Cindy Bilbo, Beth Drudi,-joe McAloon, Anne Fridgen, Susan Merrifield, Ann Hendersonjill Eritkson, Kathy Brewster. xfi. AFS CLUB, Front row fleft to rightj Tricia Watson, Bill Thorpe,-Jim Chamness, Elizabeth Sandobal, Liz Sack, Cathy Pratt,-Joanne Sinowsldhjoan Wales, Mrs. Schlundt fAdvisorJ. Second row - David Gardner, Sharon Clarke, Melody Esteberg, Chris White,judy Gould, Debbie Nichols, Rhonda Smith, Nancy Sewell, Debbie Wcssel Brian Murphy. ' ' ' ' ' k an Sicking, Barbara Rodgers, Mike Murphy, Mark Empoliti Back row - Cart Walther, Bruce Fredickson, Heidi Clark, Sandy Fridgen, Anita Hon onen,jo Terrible Tommy Falkowski. -461 wi? . jeilntw' In 'RMA 'Pi A T1 ,fi , X e FOREIGN STUDENTS, Cleft to rightj joan Sicking fHollandJ,jim Chamness fUSA5, Elizabeth Sandobal fBrazilJ. NATIONAL HUNC DR SOCIETY. From row -- Ih'.rtlM1gLnrt',lanx Malancx, Sur' Smyth. Sctrt't.m, Kathy Brcwemcr, Mithicl Kc-.irxlew --- Proitlcnr lhtk mv. - Mrs Cfhlchua. Amt.: llonkonen, Bettie Allen, Pam Kei'-em - Treasurer 5'llNNll1g fvllll lfrltltxun f Vxtt' Pre-sitlcnK.,lt'nnv Patten .I, - 1 e E 1 , li 2 ig . NX A V CLUB, From row - Rocco Libertine, Keith Foote, Ken Vermette, Brian Donovan, Gerald Farrah. Batk row - Nancy Allen,-julie McMullen, Ken Bandarra, Gerry Twomey, Mr. Tardie - Advisor. 98 5 , '- 4 I A f l LIBRARY AIDES, From row - Bonnie Hyslop, Ruth Bailey, Kurt Walter, Amy Sands, Beccie Allen, Pat Grady, Mr. Waddicor, Arthur Patrcn, Bark row - Barbara Rogers, Karen Rcckic, Lee Ann Dohcrty,julic McMullen, T. Andrew Reardon,jill Erickson, Alice Hathornc, Ken Buckley, B. Iarscn, Lisa Tedeschi. 2 ' l . FUTURE SECRETARIES, fleft to rightj Par Graham, Robin Gorichs, Debbie Nichols, Karen Hurley, Deborah Hoeffer, Mary McDonough, Dorice Marsden, Kathy Earley, Cheryl Donovan, Miss Murphy, Miss Herrmann CAdvisorsJ, HEALTH CAREERS CLUB, Top row - Mrs. Murphy - Advisor, Betsy Dempsey, Cindy Ryan, Charlene Simmons, Missy Putnam, Leslie jones, Lynne Feeney, Nancy R., Barbara Rogers,-Jeanne Pearce, julie McMullen, Pam Keaveney, y Bottom row - Donna Mesheau, Nancy O'Connor, Wendy Strachan, Debbie Dillon, Cathy Ross, Anne Lennerton,julie Daneau, Elizabeth Grey. l YEARBOOK, Top row - Gerry Twomcy. Barbara Birkemeier, Kathy Brewster, Sue Clain, Michaelj. C. Kearsley - Fdirorjanct Seavey, Cathy Paradis, Rick jones, Ann l Kearsley. Bottom row - Kate Whcble, Anita Honlconen, Kathy Smyth, Miss Vcrnacchio - Advisorhlill Eriksonulanifc Perry, Cathy Keamey, STUDENT UNION, Front row - Helen Maguire, Lois Malaney, Barbara Birkemeier - Treasurer, David Horgan - Prcsident,jill Erickson - Vice-President, Trisha Swanson - Secretary. Meg Cowperthwaite, Cheryl Sisson. Second row - Mike Spaulding,-Jeanne Zamburo, Amy Hudspeth, Keith Bunnell,jack Troy, T. A. Reardon, Anne Lcnnerton, Dave Gardner, Rick D'Angelo. Third row - Glenn Patterson, Kendall Farr, Richard Gray,jim Buckley, Phil Lindsay, Glenn Kimball, Susan Dickman, Mr. Gopen CAdvisorJ, ,QGCK- A +- - ! - I- SCRIMSHAW - Charly Vermette, Brad Wright,jill Erickson, Mr. Kowalski CAdvisorJ, Ann Beauvais, Amy Sands, Polly Sylvia. STUDENT ADVISORY COUNCIL, Front row fleft to rightj Kathy Smythc fPlymouth County Delegatej, Liz Sack, Sandy Spaulding. Second row - Phil Lindsay,jim Buckley, Glenn Kimball. lOO l El l' Band Front row f left to rightj Sandra Fridgen, Sue Miner, Susan Marshall, Beth Lonke, Peggy Cowperthwaite, Mr. Paul D'Angelo CDirectorj, Mary Davidson, Clara Hanak, Donna Morgan, Keith Morgan, Alan Distasio. Second row - Kate Wheble, Barbara Rodgers, Anita Honkonen, Robin Gregoryhlane MacDonald,,Ieff Cronin, Kurt Walther, Brian Donovan,-Joe Calcagno. Third row - Bob Davidson, Bill Thorpe, Cheryl Mesheau, Patrice l-Iudspeth, Melodie Esterberg, Rodger Graden, Bill Murphy, Steve Osgood, Richard Allen. MAJORETTES, Left to right- Lynn Feeny, Lisa Putnam, Lilian Norian, Lesliejones. Dawn Speirs, Cindy Ryan. Lee Ann Dohertv, laiurie Hall, Charlene Simmons, and Missie Putnam. lOl Drama Club - Cast of Moby Tickv 5 i i 5.1 T l5 C gin-39 ' ' ' ':ul', - w: a X .. .- ..-- E ,- - -3-:.' I ,I rv - , . o- .3 . ' B311 - f - ' .F I' - , f V -my , - -.V , -4 is 5 L, if-e I - r ' I ' - .1 - J.. , n-r-...Ac --J 4-54- ' .Q - Left zo righr - Michael j. C. Kearsley, Ken Buckley, Tom joseph, Ann Kearsley, Kevvin Colarusso, Sandra Spaulding, Dave Barnette, Karen Crawford, Arthur D. Sapir, and joe Phaneuf l l I l s u W .. ,hx CHORUS, From row Heli ru righrj Mr. D'Angelo fDirc-crorj, Sandra Fridgcn, Anita Honkonen, Ruth Meshcau, Chris White, Lisa Putnam, Meg Cowperthwaite Second row - Mary Davidson, Lisa larscn,-Judy Clapp, Sue Heslin, Beth Lonkc, Amy Louise Whcble, Clara Hanak. Third row - Sue Miner, Barbara Rodgers, Rhonda Smith, Robin Gregory, Patrice Hudspeth, Melodic Esterberg. IO2 Fourrh row - Ken Buckley, Brian Donovan, Curt Walther, Richard Allen, Bill Thorpe, Bob Davidson. ,ups my fx N E 1-Q f as L V .. Q 4,-fi -a-11. 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JNQIU 3 5 32 2 ag I m 'SSEO IT HYENUE ?l06E'Lpoo SOQML uousrmn Home EG ?RO wswesa 92,15 manor nv: Hue Rmefbpuo WI .STUINS ng 55,000 Folcvov' NELVOUS STUDENT MUSIG Q new NUMBGL Go 'lb 00 5601580 11853000 I HVEIIUE I I 000bl' Sill! 525 sbs' '4-:tale ' U 3f'iN!AU Yo-9 nuwavaa , J is-0 3 ES -F was 3 4 C 1 E 22 t, 3 2 2 if .ea 2 3 cb B5 S Z5 l- Q 5 wo 9- gn l 'Z S5 3 if in 5 ko 3 3 3, 5 3 Ee 3 T -15 I fl - ol Q 45 - T1 l-w gg SS gm tx? 12 20 S 'fa ,B Eli 2 l- at Eg at -L Q coctecff 42-00 -oo HAT AVE NUS OBJECT OF THE GAME The first player to go around the board forty-four full times without being suspended or expelled, wins and receives a fancy piece of paper saying he played the game. RULES OF THE GAME 1. One to One Thousand can play. 2. Each player must draw a card from the Guidance pile,' stating that he or she is ready to play before he or she can start to play. 3, At the end of each trip around the board, players must pass a series of tests that demonstrate her for hisj capability of continuing. If failure occurs, an extra trip around the board. 71166 661000 I 7 WINTER SPORTS a? ,'I J ,X ,ab X lllw ue Q V 'A .4. A fbi I 4 F' ' 1 ,iw 9 Ik X, V X . h f l M f' Girl s Basketball a-fi., VARSITY, Front row -'Ioan XX'ales, Lois Terry Malaney, Mary Dibbs McDonough, The Bunny, Marla Melsky, Anita Honkonen, Patty Pineo Back row - Parry Dubanoski, Sandy Spaulding, Helen McGuire, Carol Lundin, Tricia Watson, Mr. Bruce Emerson iifoachr Missing - Carol Ballerini, .JUNIOR VARSITY. Front row - Maureen Rice, Helen Alward, Aina Kujawski, Michele Kemp, Dawne Edlund, Lynn Yanarella Bark row - Momta Stevens,.Ianer Delaneyujanet Crispin, Elizabeth Sandoval,jennifer McAloon, Miss Cynthia Ciani rkoachi The Girl's Varsity pulled themselves from the bottom of the standings last year, to a very respectable third place in the South Shore League this year. Their record was 6 wins and 8 losses. Norwell became only the second team in the league to have a male head coach. Mr. Emerson pushed the girls hard, emphasizing speed, rebounding and team play. I-Ie earned the respect and the loyalty of all the girls. The team's biggest asset this year was their depth. Mr. Emerson was able to put any of the girls into a game without lowering the quality of the team's play. This depth resulted from the previous varsity experience of eight girls. The remaining four girls came to the varsity with an abundance ol talent and blended in very well with the veterans. The junior Varsity team had a very successful season this year. They finished with a record of 8 wins and 6 losses, This record is even more impressive when the fact is considered that this was probably the youngest squad in the league, being made up entirely of freshmen. r , it 5 N ,f -. Ab ua , '-' , ,.V Q, ,X C mg A mai tm 3 !pwa99 ' 'Z-. SSA Q55 if ,f 1 i f Y A I .QV t ,,,.,meE? ll if i 4 Q . 1 W 24941 gif Ki 'Z Q Y VARSITY, Top row - Pete Vallier, Charlie Boucher, Glenn Grcgory,john Wibby Bottom row -jim Paylor, Paul Sibley, Mark Cluff, Chris Leavitt. t.. JUNIOR VARSITY, Top row - Mitch Williams, Paul MaGuire, Mike Malloy,joc McAloon. Bottom row - Steve Osgood, Steve Golemme, Scott Bue11,jim McE1wee, Hal Walldns. 4 00 LAY L' I .,,,., M, KK: 3 -r '6 ',,,.J XVINTER TRACK, Top row - Dave Milliken, Bob Smith, Bob Clark,-lim Perry Bottom row - Drew Lawrence, Bob Baker, Steve Bilbo, Larry Rceldqjohn Perry, X f t PATRONS Kalhy 81 Ar+ie!The Gurne+ Broad Squad!The Hoop Gang!Kirb 81 S+re+ch!Ca per Crew Review!Phil. L.!Bazooka!Mr. 8: Mrs. Seavey!Bob 8: Pa'H'y! B . . . less on +he Je++ies Forever. Para 81 Kirb! We Love You Rex. Kirb, Rosie, 8: Para!Maureen 8: Lyn 3: Ellen 8: Bill! Do nol' blame +he sins of Technology on +he success of Science. !Good bye Forever!Congra'rula'rions Class of '74! Commi+'ree +o Elec+ Whilney Howard Class Clown! Congrafulalions Class of '74!Resilien+ Flooring: David Kiellander - Prop. 878-5592!Does anyone know wha+ ihe score is?!Beep, beep. Take us +o Papa Gino's!Good Luck - Paul 8: Annie! De+en1'ions are good for you.!Bes+ Wishes from Forresl' 8: June King!Good Luck Norwell Grads!No+hing! Mr. 8: Mrs. Charles Maguire!Mr. 8: Mrs. Charles Reidy lll!Bryan 8: Pe+er!The Rober+ Gran+s!Good Luck 'ro 'rhe Class of '74!Mr. 8: Mrs. Vincenl L. Liuzzi!Good Luck +o our Fu+ure!Good Luck +o 'rhe Class of '74! Paul 8: Carol Kiley!Mr. 8: Mrs. William Sou+hwor+h!Good Luck - Mr. 8: Mrs. T. G. King!No+hing!lFill in +he Blanlcl ! Mr. 8: Mrs. James PaH'erson! Mrs. Edward Corriea!Good Luck - Mr. 8: Mrs. L. E. Davidson!Mr. 8: Mrs. Edward F. Lincoln! Elizabelh, Margarel, 8: Wally Kemp!PauleH'e, Michelle 8: Michael Morai+es!Mr. 8: Mrs. Donald Flocke!Good Luclc - Mr. 8: Mrs. William SureHe!Good Luck 'ro +he Class of '74!Dr. 8: Mrs. Richard Kearns!A Friend!Mr. 8: Mrs. David A. Reis!A Barque Hill Friend!C. O. Fifzgerald 35 Till Rock Lane!Mr. 8: Mrs. Joseph M. Riley!Mr. 8: Mrs. Roberl' A. Rose!Mr. 8: Mrs. Alvin BenneH'!A Friend!Mr. 8: Mrs. S. Co++a!Baroness Gre+a von Schneidleburg lll!Mr. 81 Mrs. Ray Granai!Mr. 81 Mrs. Lawrence L. McCar+hy Jr. !Mr. 8: Mrs. Palrick McGeoghegan!Mr. and Mrs. Wal+er J. Foley Jr.!Mr. 8: Mrs. Charles Cramb!Mr. 8: Mrs. Russell Laubinger! Mr. 81 Mrs. Donald Day!Mr. 8: Mrs. Wesley Ellis!Dr. 8: Mrs. Paul PeHine Jr.!Jon D'Angelo!Mor+imer 8: Marcy!Dr. 8: Mrs. Richard B. Kearsley and Family! THE I974 YEARBOOK STAFF THANKS YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT .i..l11--1-1rli- Hi' . OPEN D LY PHONE 926-3942 s FRC 1:30 AM. 'ro 1:30 AM. 6 .CJvg1,i.-J- Q i jx C' -' F ' I ' fri 1- as g g Golldlen Crown , I I Chinese-Polynesian Restaurant . Qgtufrn ORDERS TO TAKE ouT Y COCKTA L LOUNGE 811 WASHINGTON STREET PA Room ON ROUTE sa . l Lu c EO S EC A s HANOVER. MASS. FIM-1S+VIclualsinAIl+he Plymou'I'h Bay Colony. EUR? muahingtnn St, Aaainippi, Nana H2339 DORAN'S RESTAURANT 84 ICE CREAM PARLOR Serving Brealcfasl, Lunch, and Dinner. Open Year Round A+ fhe Junc1'ion of Rfs. 53 8: I39 Hanover, Mass. Visi+ our newly refurbished Ealing Esfablishmenl' serving BreaIc'fas+, Lunch, and Supper. Open fhe same hours as fhe slore. ASSINIPPI GENERAL STORE 81 EATING ESTABLISHMENT Telephone: 878- I I 3I 2 I03 Washinglon S+. IRI. 53l Hanover, Mass. Hours: Mon.-Fri. 6 A.M.-I I P.M. Sal. 6:30 A.M.-I I P.M. Sun. 7 A.M.-I I P.M. II4 Lo+s of Luck 'ro 'rhe Graduales VIVIAN'S LUNCHEONETTE Main S+. Norwell, Mass. Telephone: 659-9382 grs.4w4s..z'-- Best of Luck Best Wishes MARIA'S SUB 81 PIZZA PAUL G. JEVNE 47 Front S+. Scituate Harbor, Mass. Telephone: 545-9836 REALTOR ROBERT H. KROEGER President SIIDIVIFIIII Sllllliillullli QIIIII-:A R E A L T 0 R S Q No. Scituate Village Massachusetts 02060 T II .TY Main Street Norwell 659-2555 I: 545-1344 CCOINLWACY C00 CTIQGY' ADMINISTRATION - 183 COLUMBIA RD., HANOVER - 826-5144 THIRTEEN SALES CENTERS IN MASSACHUSETTS Hanson, Route 58 84 Hingham, Route 3A, Marshfield, Route 139 84 3A, 837-2877 Plymouth, Route 44, 746-7500 Scituate Harbor, Front St, 545-4100 Whitman, Route 18, 447-5571 West Bridgewater, Route 106, 584-4700 DIVISION Route 53 84 139, Hanover, 826-3134 Cohasset, Route 3A, 383-1800 Duxbury, Route 3A, 934-6565 Hanover, Route 53 84 139, 826-3131 14, 293-9525 749-1600 COMMERCIAL CAPE COD LOCATIONS Hyannis, 25 lyanough Rd. 771-3600 Falmouth, The Mall, 540-1100 Sandwich, Route 6A, 888-2300 REALTOR 1 I Ulf' ll 46 yy Serving fAe xjlisforic SOMA SAore ADMINISTRATION 84 ACCOUNTING MAIL TO: P.O. BOX 87, NORWELL, MASS. 02061 ' Carver Office - Route 58 866-4516 0 Kingston Office - Route 3A 585-2515 ' Cohasset Office - Route 3A 383-6777 0 Norwell Office - Route 53 659-4942 RIA! LQSIATZQ 0 Hanover Office - Route 53 826-5101 0 Pembroke Office- Route 14 293-5757 0 Hanson Office - Route 27 294-0400 0 Plymouth Office - Route 3A 224-8171 REALTORS . Scituate Office - Route 3A - 545-5202 Buying a New Home? Selling your Home? CONTACT Tel. 826-328 I TAKKI MUSIC CO. Every+hing in Music gtnlplb Columbia Rd. lCorner R e. 39 and 53, W tghter MARTTlO.TAKKI Hanover,+MJss. 02339 Sewing the entire South Shore renephone 659-236l Specializing in New Homes - ROSIIUOS IKECO Commercial Sales 8. lensing Carpenfry ROUTE 53' Nokwiu' Ike Pineo l35 Soufh Sfreef Norwell, M . 0206l lim D0YIe Gene Price ass ' . . warm 'WIPICIOUS 53 f - HANOVER 'fa ' ' STORE o nouns sa Ano 139 6 AT THE SIGN OF THE SPINNING WHEEL IIUlPlTTS TRAVEL CENTER 3 Brook Sf. - Scifuafe GEORGE C. YOUNG EVELIN B. YOUNG Befsy Hornsby, Sharon Becker - Office Mgrs. 545-4500 383- I 7 I 7 Fabrics Walipaper. Slipcovers Murals Dorofhy and Fred Norian 000.009.I05 R. S. D. INTERIORS HOMESTEAD ANTIQUES I54 Broadway Hanover, Mass. Anfiques - Milifaria - Collecfibles 826-6489 I59 Washingfon Sf. Telephone Rufh De Gufis - Decorafor Consulfanf Norwell. MGSS- 0206I I6l7I37I-I537 Draperies Oil Painfings Decorafive Hardware Window Shades .-g1mvzfJ - RER'-El we Office: 659-2262 QR-Q 'WllllWF??, Home: 826-267I ANDREW G. GORDON, INC. Insurance Main Sfreef Norwell, Mass. ANDREW GORDON Presidenf 1 iw RE-fmgm. fi?-'-W Q 6 N., e f, wk x, um V5 YS' if S IRFQM RE-Q0 I' . . 42,1- g: h I ,KWKPQ . - Q '-5 cs 'T xg. b .. Q , fa v' - I -I - , , .- Q . . .5 55. .a A ' L Iunntl K' if.- . ,E .gg N . Q my-, -, . SLA I ' 4 ,X 4 XS if' - I . 'f-X , ' .ILL -vlan - A511 11 . ,. Q vidgq I, I AQ- . fc -0- -'nv -.uw sf 'Q ' e' .- 5 ' .1 '- ' -X. L1 ' I , ' :, 3' 1 'I X.. T QV. i-. I 'figs' ,gvnfafu -I Z '. , ' l- it ' 'T NEis S 'cfs . 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QADDI uc I Cwocnmn Su an - I E s 1: I 'I ji Route 3 to Exit 31, One Milo on Right I N fa.. ,i f '31 , - 'f I 2 THE PROMPTERS S +'+hPf' N Il HANOVER: AMERICAN HARDWARE SCOTT'S NEWS Jack and SaIIy Murphy Broadway, Hanover Tedeschi Shopping Cenfer Nexr 'ro S'l'op and Shop Radio - TV - S+ereo - Tape Phone: 826-6937 Sales and Service COUNTRY WAY RADIO Hours Mon.-Fri. 9:00-9:00 Sai.. 786 Coun+ry Way No. Sci+uaI'e, Mass. 02060 Mass. Lic. i!30I6 WaI+er W. Morrison 545- I I I4 Telephone I6I 7I 878-I I03 J 84 B POWER EQUIPMENT Sales, Ren+aIs and Repairs Whenever You Need Service GENERAL APPLIANCE SERVICE Rt. 53 Hanover, Mass. 878-4672 826-5517 I2O nurtll river electrng supply mc. 433 Washington Stre Norwell, Mass. 0206 Ten. Iam 659-2272 SCITUATE JEWELERS EC K E R I S Wafclwes, Diamonds, Jewelry 89 Fron'I' S+ree+ Sci+ua+e, Mass. 02066 545-30 I 2 Walchmalcer - Jeweler Complimenfs of Hanover Plaza Columbia Rd. Hanover, Mass. Telephone: 826-606I C9 m cuss-uno PLAZA COHASSET, MASS. 02025 0 ...mm mc, 383-1755 545-25 I 7 Cards - Gif+s VILLAGE JEWELER INC. Experl' Jewelry and Walch Repairing Diamond Se+'ring Work Done on Premises JOSEPH S. CERRA I30 Froni S+. Sciiuale, Mass. 02066 121 1?l4. HANOVER PHARMACY PRESCRIPTICJN SHOP sy. 'B lk 53 T.. THE XIX 'Fil' 'r' Cl b 6 asf. ,JQMPANY , ,f, k 5 X! 1 l IJ J xr N y f lv MQ ' X Scftrggreslt-:tarot N x l f I' f T I ph 545 I4OO Convenieni' Parking OP + l 5 30 P M D 'Y Near Rear Enhance I 'T T 'T 'QQ I E Vfl'FflSllNf X A RICHARDSON LINcoLN-Mencunv. mc. I X XX I I XX - 572 wASI-IINSTUN STREET If I HANOVER. MASSACHUSETTS 02339 i 7 X 5 X AUTO X ANDY RICHARSCIN I PRESIDENT Sus Sze 5124 i .I ENGINEERING 'S HANCVER FOUR CORNERS Ig STATION 'T J so UTI-IM Telephone 826-4896 Hanover, Mass. Route 228 Tires-Tubes NorweIl!HIngham Bafferies and Recharging Mobilubricafion 871-0550 if 749 -2057 WALTER WEBER 124 Kawasaki 0 IR MOTDR SPDRTS ROUTE S'a - 1 MILE NORTH OF ROUTE 3 434 WASHINGTON ST., NoRwEI.I.., MASS. 02061 BEECHER VVOODING 659-2293 A rationgl qlternative to rationing ga . What's right with this picture? Well if it were true, we'd be saving 28 billion, 560 million gallons of gas every year. How did we arrive at that figure? Since we're a nation of national averages, we know the average car uses about 735 gallons of gas a year. The Beetle, 3990. Turn the eighty- five million average cars onthe road right now into Beetles, and it works '0'N 70000 Few thing out to a saving of 28,560,000,000 lgive or take a few gallonsl. Now we haven't figured out all the water and antifreeze that would be saved with the Beetle's air-cooled engine. Nor can we compute the extra parking space that would be around. Not to mention all the money people would be able to save in a world of Volkswagens. But we know for sure that this is no pipe dream. There already are police car Beetles up in Ossining. And a custom built, chauffeur-driven Bug in L. A. And Volkswagen taxis all over Honduras. And a Beetle that herds cattle in Missouri. So with gas prices going up and rationing becoming a reality, the Beetle never looked so good. ln fact, you might almost call it beautiful. s in life work as well as a Volkswagen. 33 . 5 ...,..., ,, ' .N , ., so f- .5525 --'i i Em. 0 ff ' ' Q. ' . ,,., S'- ' 4! ' 0 ,NX is in ff 'Q M - ssaial ' N ' 0 -i -el! 4 - 1 u v' h I-N'-b l k NX O I IN ,fx fa 62, 'Q' fee -1:-Saks , .ll 7 LQ. - X s....-i1 a'- -'-'i - L 0 n -l.... i --'- is .xx 3 , ' T . 5 3 .... . TN i if l i . .X Q .,.,.,,, . 1 Q N Y: xxx S0 X4 5 . HN . X ' if ' I 'n 1 K U i'i:f:2 f X 5 0 JMX Q A T ' , ' p t st' - ' X - 0 5 U ' . V f -sx X . ..,..,.....,.--. - v S A R -, XX kr ,- 1 , Si 1. . 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