Norwell High School - Shipbuilder Yearbook (Norwell, MA)

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ortheastern Universit ERN UNI!! 3 M i S HDJDI4 U74 ffl ar 5' tis to rm ug ' no ,,,,, df' Z Ln. vi n 'Wa- i t T3,J..? ' S4 C1-11596 DAY DIVISION The School of Engineering in co-operating with engineer- ing l:1l'1'I'1S, offers curricular leading to the Bachelor of Sci- ence Degree in the following branches of engineering: Civil Engineering Mechanical Engineering Electrical Engineering Chemical Engineering Industrial Engineering The School of Business Administration Co-operating with business firms, offers courses leading to the Degree of Bachelor of Science in the following fields of business: Accounting Banking and Finance Business Management The Co-operative Plan of Training enables the student to com- bine theory with two years of practice and makes it possible for him to earn Tris tuition and a part of his other school expenses. For Catalog or Any Other Information Write to Northeastern University MILTON J. SCHLAGENHAUF, Director of Admissions BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS 11:1

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:ini 3 ri 1110301 313101 111: 0 0 0 Q 0 9 0 O Summer Sports Wear Sleeveless sweaters 31.50 Sz 551.75 Slacks fsanforizedl 2511.50 - S3 White Flannels 355.50 - 556.50 Wool Slacks S93 - SB4 Siport Shirts 51.50 Hose 35c - 50c N. H. RANNEY Clothes store next to Trust Company, Rockland o o 000 ooo o o For Graduation and All The Time You Want The Most Value For Your Money 'J 2.53.- Chiffon or Ser- vice Weight Sl 81.25, 31.50 Other makes of full fashioned silk stock- ing. The Pair 75c ,K U Elf- M : , . if iitfi iiii . J. A. RICE COMPANY L. E. BLANCHARD, Manager Tclephone 23333 Rockland The Electric Light Sz Power Company of Abington and Rockland North Abington, Mass. H- W. TURNER Insurance of all kinds 674 Commonwealth Ave, Boston Telephong Kenmore 500 Tel. Norwell 106 1111114121130311103-:ini wining 1Zninxuiog-ii-13:11111-Quin:--1-rg

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THE SHIPBUILDER 11 CLASS POEM OF 1934 The Shiphuilderf' our paper, Derives its name you know, From those men who built the vessels On North River, long ago, They were men of strength and cour- age. Staunch men of character and view. XYho knew hoth victory and defeat .Xnd time their memory does not dim. Tonight, we lift our anchors To set sail upon life's sea. To lzattle with the roaring tides That will hear us on to our destiny, The question is, what shall we huild To give meaning' to our life? Shall we use the power of kindness Or choose selfishness and strife? We are starting' out from a port of dreams, ln a world heset with fears. From our sheltered lives, to weights of care, lYe shall meet in the coming years. XYe shall not fail, if we stand firm For all that is just and right. Keep truth and honor, in our hearts, .Xnd our eyes turned to the light. liach one of us must travel the road Of some sorrow, misfortune, defeat, .Xt times we shall stumhle hlindly, lint hravely regaining' our feet. XYe must pattern our lives hy those builders XX'ho looked onward and upward al- ways. lX'ho were loyal, and honest, and kind- ly The standards so needed today. My classmates, we must dare to live, Have faith in ourselves and others, Breast all the gales of adversity And count all men as hrothers. .Xnd when our ship comes hack to port May it heavily laden he XYith the golden harvest of our dreams We had when we put to sea. So farewell, dear classmates of 193-l XYe are lifting' anchor now And pushing out from shore. Our teachers dear, we thank you. For the interest you have shown, XYe will appreciate your worth XYhen we have older grown. And as we stand upon the tdeck .Xnd view old Norwell High It is with sad and tear dimmed eyes XYe faintly say Good Bye. Laura Gardner Farrar i.l Mr. .lackman to Goldman who was fooling: ufitblflllligl in about a minute you'll go out of this class. Goldie: Yes it's time for the hell. Klr. Smith: XYell, who is graduat- ing this year Tl ll. liepplier: The Senior Class. llick Gandette- l low much do you think l ought to get for this composi- tion. Bliss Ullendoff--- Six months.