Duxbury High School - Partridge Yearbook (Duxbury, MA)

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TIME SHALL TEACH THEE ALL THINGS Miss Carter, School Nurse. Mr. Goudey: Science, Civic Clubs, Mr. Blake- man: Science, Mr. Larson: Mathematics, Sci- ence, Junior Soccer, Mr. Rothfuss: Mathe- matics, Basketball, Soccer. Mr. Blakeman: Physical Education, Driver Education, National Honor Society, Miss Coleman, Physical Education. L f Miss Davis: Artp Mr. Jarvis: Music, Cheer- leaders.