Norwell High School - Shipbuilder Yearbook (Norwell, MA)

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f f 1 Page eight -I-hQ Shlpblllldel' CLASS STATISTICS CLASS OFFICERS President - Stanford Luce Vice President - Mary Skelding Secretary - Elizabeth Mesheau Treas1n'er - lfVesley Osborne Class A dzfiser - Mrs. Turner Molto - He Conquers who Conquers Himself Class Colors - Blue and Ulhite lBoys wearing blue gowns: Girls, whitej Class Flower- Red Rose COMMENCEMEN'l' Banquet and Class Night Exercises- 'Iune I3 Historian - Elizabeth Mesheau Proplzet - .Ioseph Paradis Will - Robert Newcomb Poet - Gertrude Goldman Toastmaster - Robert Newcomb Class Marshal - Robert Kenyon '41 Baccalaureate Sermon - llune lfi First Parish Church, Norwell Center Rev. Alfred lVilson, Pastor GRADUATION -'IUNI-I I8 Subject - Youth Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow S jr 1' a lr 1' rs Stanford Luce Gertrude Goldman Mary Skelding Virginia Gaudette PROINIENAIJE - It'xr1 I9 CLASS POEM Om: BRIIJGIQH XVe have a bridge to build. A bridge to span our life: To rise above our troubles, .-Xnd free tts of all strife. Designed by ideals and ambition, Modeled by labor and strain, This bridge must be a symbol Ol' all that we hope to attain. XfVe'y'e gathered our tools together During the years of our education: .Xnd now at last we're ready 'l'o build our bridge foundation. .X world lies open before tts .Xs we leave these sheltering folds: 'l'he bridge we build must allow us 'Io answer the challenge it holds. liwrlrtzzle Golflman. Seniors Class Mosls as Volcrl by lln' Girls Most popular-XVesley Osborne Best lookingelVarren Merritt Best naturedgloseph llaradis Class sheilg-Donald Burnside Most stndions-Stanford l.uce Most likely to succeed-Stanford l.ttce Best athlete-Xilesley Osborne Best dancer-Donald Burnside Hloman hater-Linwood Sousa Best actor-Robert Newcomb Done most for class-Stanford Luce Class vamp-Mary Skelding Biggest blufler-Robert Newcomb Class chatterbox-Barbara Scott Class wit-Robert Newcomb Class pests-Howard lNIaybury, Miriam Perry Most musical-XVesley Osborne Class baby-Howard Maybury Class llfosts as Voted by the Boys Most popular-Bethany Gleason Best looking-Bethany Gleason Best drag with faculty'-Bethany Gleason Best dressed-Bethany Gleason Most studiotts-Gertrude Goldman Most likely to succeed-Marjorie Stod- dard Best athlete-Virginia Gattdette Best dancer-Bethany Gleason Man hater-none Best actresses-Y. Gaudette, M. Skelding CLASS HISTORY Seniors Because the New Norwell High School had not been completed in September. lflilti, a group of 31 ambitious young people entered Hanoyer High School. beginning four years which proyed to be yery' successful. XYe were Francis Peck- ham, Dorothy Ryan. Loring XX'adsworth, Robert Mott, XYarren Merritt. 'joseph Paradis, Richard Cummings. Stanford Luce. Linwood Sousa, XX'esley' Osborne. Howard May'btn'y'. Betty Mesheau, Don- ald Burnside, Mary' Slcelding, Bethany Gleason. linnice Paige, Gertrude Gold- man, lileanor Bell. Barbara Scott, Miriam l'erry, Rose lfeneck. Shirley Porter, Marjorie Stoddard. Virginia Gan- dette, Robert Newcomb, Betty' Bond. l-'red Fair, Francis l'aradis. liugene Dun- can, .losephine Oteri and lfrances lan, lillo. .Xlthough we were looking forward to going into ottr new building in Septem- ber. we were not ftltl disappointed when we found Ulll that our school was not ready: That year we elected for our ofli- cers: Stanford Luce. Presitlent: Bethany Gleason. X'ice-President: Betty Bond, Secretary: and Betty lyfesheau. lreasttrer. ln May of the next year we entered Norwell High School, the first class to haye started in as lfreshmen and finished the four years in the new building.