Norwell High School - Shipbuilder Yearbook (Norwell, MA)

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A A Page ttuenty-seven it A CLASS 7 GRAMMAR SCHOOL MRS. PINSON RETIRES The teachers and pupils of Norwell High School regret to learn of Mrs. Pinson's retirement which will take effect in June, 1939. Mrs. Pinson has taught in this school system for twenty years and during that time she has gained the everlasting respect of her many pu- pils. We sincerely hope that she will enjoy good health and happiness for many years to come. + + + PUT YOUR HEART TO IT Clara lived in a big city. Her fa- ther and mother were very poor and could scarcely afford good food for Clara. She was weak and pale, and needed country air to grow strong. They had heard of a camp in the White Mountains that they liked very much, but they could not afford to buy it. One day when Clara's father brought a newspaper home, she read about a drawing contest. The first prize was a four week vacation at Camp Lucy, a camp in the White Mountains. She made up her mind to try for it because drawing was one of her talents. While her father and mother were at work the next day, she started to paint her picture. Her father had bought her a small piece of canvas and some paints knowing her love for art. She decided to paint her idea of the camp. She put her heart to it. The nert week it was done, and it was sent in. In a few days she received a letter saying she had won first prize. She was ever so happy. Soon her father and mother were waving good-bye to her from the rail- road platform. One can do almost anything if he puts his heart and soul in it. Connie Hailey, tlrade Y