Norwell High School - Shipbuilder Yearbook (Norwell, MA)

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T G: Shipbuilder PUBLISHED BY THE STUDENTS OF THE N'OR'WELL HIGH SCHOOL VOLUME IV NUMBER 1 Editor-in-Chie f ELEANOR WADSWORTH Assistamt Editor-ilu-Chiief Circulating Manager MALCOLM WHITINIG RICHARD GAUDETTE Literary Editors MARION APPLEF-ORD OLGA ROMAN News Editor Alumnae News EDNA LITCHFIELD MARION APPLEFO-RD Spofrts Editor fboysj Sports Editor tgirlsj Joke Editor FRANK DeFABIO CHARLOTTE WEARE THOFMAS CAMPBELL Adve'rtisi1zg Mmmgers LAURA FARRAR JOSEPH TOLMAN RICHARD MAXWELL Typists Faculty Advisor CLASS MISS M. J. HURLEY Norwcll lligll School! llqllilf clocs it mczm to us who are leaving' it? A place wlicrc we lmow many oltl zmtl mln-211' fricmls wlio will prolmalmly cease to bc utter wc gwultiatc. lt is Z1 plztcc that wc lmw always longctl to lcavc lmt as time 4ll'ZlVl'S iicztr it scents mucli ncztrcr :mtl clcnrcr to us than cvcr before. So far most of our work :mtl social :fctivitics liztrc vt-iitcix-ll ztrouncl our school. Tlicrc has lzccii little time for zmytliiiig' Qlsu. llut now tlicrc will lie no more svliool worlc wliicli was geiicrztlly clone l1cgi'11tlgiitg'ly. 'l'lic social life wlticlt Cen- ters ziliotit tlic school is orcr. For most nf its tlierc will lac no opportunity for sccomlary ccliirzition, lmt li :tm surf: that tlicrc is not one ol' us wlto will not lmcgin Z1 iicw lifc in which wc Cam slicccecl :mtl lm :ns llllllllf' :ls we wcre in School. Our l-lll1ll'C work :mtl c'l1,lfP5'111c1it will not lic plamit-rl :ls it has lmccn cluring' tlic past twclrc years. XYitl1 our own ingcmiity :incl tlic l4i1ow'lcclg'c wlticli our lzlvillty has triccl to givc tis, our life will lic as we clcsirc it. 'l'lic olcl saying sccnis appropri- atc, Life is wliztt you lll2lliC it. lfl.li,XNOR lY.Xl7SXX'OR'l'll. lfclitor Class of '34