Norwell High School - Shipbuilder Yearbook (Norwell, MA)

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THE SHIPBUILDER THE SHIPBUILDER The Class of 1946 welcomes back The Ship- builder after an absence of three years. This is the first Peace-time issue and it is particularly fitting that our class should publish it. as we have for our motto Peace, Purpose, Power, Equality for all. This is the oldest motto in the United States, for it was first used by the Iroquois Indians. The class wishes to thank the students of N. H. S. and our advertisers who have so gladly helped us in publishing this 1946 copy of The Ship- builder. SHIRLEY HOWES, Editor-in-Chief four

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IN M E M OR1 A M to our classmate HENRY ALFRED MAKOWSKI Died April 21, 1946 We sllall meet, but we shall miss him. There will be one vacant chair.

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r H QR' B20 Qfgitlp , un 54,6 THE SHIPBUILDER SHIPBUILDER STAFF Back row, left to right: D. Hall, L. Jackman, C. Newcomb, G. Wyman, C. Jones, H. Makowski, H. Torrey, B. Snowdale, L. Des Jardins. Front row: B. Walters, P. Bowen, L. Bell, S. Howes, B. Hayes, M. Lambert, E. Kee. SHIPBUILDER STAFF Editor-in-Chief ------ Shirley Howes Assistant Editor-in-Chief ---- David Hills Business Managers - Louise Des Jardins, Helen Torrey Advertising Managers - Billie Walters, George Wyman Art and Arrangement - Dorothy Hall, Betty Hayes Fun and Nonsense Carol Newcomb, Pauline Bowen Literary Editors - Marilyn Lambert, Edith Kee Statistics - Louise Jackman, Betty Snowdale Athletics ' ' - Clarence Jones COMMENCEMENT STATISTICS Baccalaureate Sermon by the Rev. George Pennington at the Universalist Church at Assinippi, Mass., June 2 Banquet June 3 at Norwell High School Graduation June 5 Reception June 7 five