Norwell High School - Shipbuilder Yearbook (Norwell, MA)

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THE SHIPBUILDER WEARERS OF THE N FOR 1926-27. Captain, Manager, Captain, Manager, Captain, Manager, Captain, BASKET-BALL. '26-7. Robert Bailey Brown, center. Charles Gardner Prouty, left forward. John Monroe Lind, right forward. Charles Edward Holden, left guard. Gilbert George MacDonald, right guard. David Frederick Flett, sub. forward. Russell Benner Whiting. BASEBALL. '25-6. Marshall Tilden Brown, short-stop. Robert Bailey Brown, catcher. Sumner Bradford Collingwood, pitcher. Samuel William Barclay, first base. Gilbert George MacDonald, second base. Donald Church Merritt, third base. Warren Schyler Wheeler, left field. Charles Edward Holden, center field. Lloyd Shepherd West, right field. Charles Gardner Prouty, BASEBALL. '26-7. Robert Bailey Brown, short-stop. Charles Edward Holden, catcher. Donald Church Merritt, pitcher. Charles Gardner Prouty, first base. Gilbert George MacDonald, second base John Monroe Lind, third base. Russell Benner Whiting, left field. Orran William Cann, right field. Raymond Fletcher Merritt, center field. Matthew Alexander Brown, sub. fielder. David Frederick Flett, sub. fielder. Richard .Henry Whiting. BASKET-BALL. '27. Miriam Gaudette, right forward. Dorothy Jane Gooch, left forward. Helen Wiggin, center. Delia Gaudette, side center. Anna Mazur, right guard. Mary Cecelia DeMarche, left guard.

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20 THE SHIPBUILDER team. Eight games were won and eight were lost, making an average of .500. The games were as follows: Opponent First Game Second Marshfield N. 17 M. 16 N. 27 M. 20 Rockland N. 14 R. 27 N. 9 R. 221, Bridgewater N. 27 B. 38, N. 29 B. 37 x, West Bridgewater, N. 11 W. B. 28. Q N. 14 W. B. 18 East Bridgewater N. 21 E. B. 8 N. 28 E. B. 16 Scituate N. 32 S. 18 N. 15 S. 13 Duxbury N. 26 D. 29 - N. 20 D. 23 Hanover N. 13 H. 34 , fN. 18 H. 16 Hingham N. 30 H. 6 BASEBALL It looked very gloomy for Norwell in the Spring of 1926 as far as a baseball team went, but as was seen by all, it turned out to be far from dreary. Our pitcher, Sumner Collingwood, incidentally, who we lost this year, certainly deserves great credit. Of course a team is not made up of one man, and g'reat credit must be given to all. We entered the South Shore L-eague, consisting of, Hanover, Kingston, Duxbury, Scituate, Cohasset, and Marshfield. 6 All know the results, Norwell obtaining the cup by winning ten games out of a possible 1 o twelve. The games: Date Opponent Score Played At April 13 Holbrook N. 9 H. 4 Norwell April 20 Cohasset N. 22 C. 3 Cohasset April 21 Holbrook H. 9 N. 2 ' Holbrook April 23 Marshfield N. 19 M. 1 Marshfield April 26 E. Bridgewater N. 17 E. B. 7 Norwell April 28 Hanover N. 7 H. 4 Hanover April 30 Scituate N. 6 S. 4 Q10 inn.J Scituate May 4 Marshfield N. 25 M. 4 Norwell May 7 Kingston N. 1 K. 4 . Kingston May 11 Duxbury N. 9 D. 5 Duxbury May 14 Duxbury N. 6 D. 10 Norwell May 18 Hanover N. 2 H. 1 Norwell May 21 Scituate N. 5 S. 2 Norwell May 22 E. Bridgewater N . 7 E. B. 9 E. Bridgewater May 25 Cohasset N. 20 Cm 4 Norwell May 28 Kingston N. 2 K. 1 Q14 inn.j Norwell Final League standing: Team Won Lost Norwell... ....10 2 Kingston .. 9 3 Duxbury . . . . 8 4 Hanover . . . . 7 5 Scituate . . . . . 6 1 6 Cohasset ........... 2 10 Marshfield ......... 0 12 TEAM p. Collingwood 2b. MacDonald lf. Vlfheeler c. R. Brown ss. M. Brown cf. Holden 1b. Barclay 3b. Merritt rf. West

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22 Knocked Irma Bacon Alice Blossom Mary Ileklarche Miriam Gaudette Dorothy Gooch Lyman Linco'ln Hilda Maxwell Donald Merritt Ruth Osborne Charles Prouty Ewing Repplier Russell Whiting Robert Brown Charles Holden THE SI-IIPBUILDER SENIOR KNOCKS Pet Expression You don't say! Class meeting today. S-s-shut up! Gee Whiskersl Oh gee Z I don't know. I'm hashfulf' Cutt-cutt ! Get out. Oh sugar! Oh Ruth 3 Cheese it 1 Snf-f-f-f-f. ll I ! ! ! ! yy Musically Seen Hard Hearted Hannah. That old gang of mine. Charlie is my darling. Take your fingers out of your mouth. I wish I had some- one to love me. My last cigar. Want a little loving. Baby Face. Me and the boy friend. K-k-k- Katy There ain't no iiies on Lizzy. I wonder who's kissing her now. They go wild over nie. Mary, Mary quite contrary. Hobby Running third jitney Dancing U Fighting with Russell Being chased Strutti-ng - Making Hydrogen Sulphide Being bashful Studying Watching Don Shieking Getting the school niail Girls The merits Being serious Compliments of the UN NA. A. RIDGE HILL GROVE PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTIZERS