Norwell High School - Shipbuilder Yearbook (Norwell, MA)

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Student Council JUNE MESHEAU DIANE DES JARDINS ERMA MACDOUGALL ANN WILSON . ng:-.LL.w.v - I A N.:--11... -' ia., FIRST ROW: - MR. ROSS JUDY SWEETSER JEAN JosEPH ANN JONES X VAN ELL1o'r S SECOND ROW: ' DIANE DES JARDINS I ERMA MACDOUGALL DONALD KELLY BRYAN REED THIRD ROW: CLIFFORD HANSEN N DAVID MERRITT '- Q ' - 4 ational Homer Society

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The Mother She waited in the dimly lighted room for the ring of the telephone. It had been hours of waiting, anticipating the news. Hwhat had happened?' She walked to the coffee table at the far end of the room, picked up a cigarette, and lighted it. Relaxation at this point was next to impossible, she couldn't determine from the various telegrams whether Paul, her son, had been given a leave, or whether he had been wounded. She had been so brave when he had told her of his enlistment, but this incessant waiting was worse than that and even more unbearable than the day he had left for Korea. She crossed the room again, and slumped down on the sofa. The minutes ticked slowly on, and on, and on......... The telephone was screaming a thousand miles away in the deserted room, She couldn't grasp the meaning of the insistent ringing. Coming suddenly to life, she bounded to the telephone and nervously grasped the receiver. whispered in a trembling voice. For an eternity the lines then she heard the strong voice of her own son, speaking across heartache. nHello,N she crackled and the miles of nHello, four hours. Mom, I'm home. I'm down at Grand Central and I'll see you in How's everybody?n She answered--she knew not what and reluctantly hung up. Then the hot pent-up tears came and the only words that were of any importance in the whole world were nHello, Mom, I'm homeln Judith Adams HSM NO MORE WORKING No more pouring over homework on a lovely night, No more rising at the dawn's first lightg No more worrying about the ink in my pen, No nwre studying for a test again. No more saying, nD1d I flunk or not?n No more thinking when the weather's hot, No more working in school all day ---- Not till September anyway. O, thou which hold'st the quenching Marjorie Brown H53 TO A WINE GLASS drink, Thou clear and crystal cup, My taste inclineth me to think, Thou'st the host with which to sup. Thy tongue is never rude nor dumb, Thy manners never bold, And if, perchance, I spill a crumb, I know thou'll never scold. And if, like some, I should indulge, In thought disturbing surplus, The liquid drink with which thou bulge- Thou dost but serve thy purpose. Ann Wilson HSA 13