Norwell High School - Shipbuilder Yearbook (Norwell, MA)

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page twenty The Shipbuilder ...ALUMNI Eplfdl... Blest be the tie that binds! Such a tie seems to have been holding the graduates of Norwell High School since the first class graduated in 1891. At intervals very successful reunions have been held. In the fall of 1937 some members of the alumni again felt a strong yearning to meet and while renewing old acquaintances to visit the new High School building of which We are so proud. The tie that binds us to Norwell High School is indeed strong and two hundred of its loyal sons and daugh- ters met in the High School Auditor- ium to pledge anew their allegiance to their Alma Mater. It was voted to form an Alumni Association which would be perman- ent. The following officers were elected: President Herbert T. Hatch Vice-President Edith Turner Young Rec. Sec. Eleanor Wadsworth Cor. Sec. Theresa Phipps Treasurer Alice Blossom Brown Auditor Kenneth A. Torrey Advisory Committee Josephine Curtis Kimball, Grace Farrar Cole, William tl. Vinal We found that among our gradu- ates, teachers, and superintendents, past and present, it was an easy mat- ter to find able speakers, or entertain- ers. The afternoon and evening pass- ed very quickly, the time being divid- ed equally with business, supper, and speeches. It seems to be the desire of the association to benefit in some way the institution which has meant so much in our lives. With this in mind a scholarship committee was appointed which is to consist oi' Grace Howard Howland and the advisory committee. This committee has started to lay plans for future maturing. With the present enthusiasm it seems pos- sible that the Alumni may aid in making the Norwell High School ever a stronger power in the field of' edu- cation. A committee on ily-laws was ap- pointed by the President. This com- mittee consists of' Ilerbert Lincoln, Louise Whiting, and Wilder Gaudette. With their help and a goal toward which to work we shall strive to keep alive the spirit of allegiance in the minds of the Norwell High School Alumni. The next meeting will be held on the afternoon and evening of Oct. 23, 1938. Several classes had 10070 attendance last year and We hope there will be more this year. The thoughts of youth are long, long thoughts and it is certainly good to meet again those who worked beside you during those happy years in Nor- well High School. Wiki! JOKES Jean MacLean: When we were in Egypt we visited the pyramids. Some of the stones were literally covered with hieroglyphicsf' D. Currie: I hope none of them got on you. They say some of those foreign insects are terrible. PR PK :F Pls Pk Clerk: Ma.dam, could I interest you in a cookie molder? Mrs. Turner: Goodness no. They spoil fast enough where I keep them now. Pk Pl: Sli P11 all Mr. Daggett: Well, we had a grand teachers meeting today. Mrs. Daggett: Oh, did you dear? I'm so glad. Mr. Daggett: Ahem! Yes, I spoke three times. Doctor: Great Heavens! Who stuffed that towel in the patient's mouth '? Mrs. Farr: I did Doc. You said the main thing was to keep him quiet. There was an old soldier of Bister Who on his foot had a blister, The blister it bust As all blisters must, So good by to the blister of Bister. Ralph Burns, Class 11

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The Shipbuilder C s-l3f'f1i'iTe?2 STUDE T COUNCIL Mr. Daggett, W. Osberg, S. Luce, S. Henderson, T. Tolman, E. Wadsworth V. Hall, J. Gleason, L. Newcomb, M. Burnside, J. Thompson, D. Currie, J. Liddell, V. Gaudette. The Student Council was re-intro- duced into the Norwell High school this year. Its purpose is to care for student problems exclusively, to ed- ucate student opinion, and to encour- age the welfare of the school through the mutual co-operation of teachers and pupils. It consists of the following mem- bers: Four Seniors, one of whom shall be president, three Juniors, one of whom shall be vice-presidentg two Sophomores, one Freshman, and one representative from each room in the Junior High. All officers must have good quali- fications and satisfactory grades. In May, new members and officers ,are elected and serve for the remain- der of the school year until May of the following year. This year the Student Council has proved its worth to the school by buying a radio for the school hall, supplying both boys' and girls' bas- ketball teams with new suits, and drawing up a students' activity tick- et which proved a great saving to the pupils. The Student Council also sponsor- ed two dances, a Donkey basketball game, managed the Inter-class and Tri-Town Plays, and arranged for many interesting assemblies. The spirit established between the pupils and the Student Council this year has been excellent, and we sin- cerely hope lhat it will be carried throughout the future.

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