Norwell High School - Shipbuilder Yearbook (Norwell, MA)

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The stone walls of Norwell paint an interesting picture as they pace the miles ani interlace the fields along the main highway. The gray and black blending of the uneven stones piled one upon the other and stretching out over the acres divide the land into fields and lots. The walls were built by strong purposeful men who took the time to build for the future. Some stones were too large, some too small, and others had to be tried, but the walls have stood the test of time. Stalwart men built our town as solidly as they erected the stone walls. Some people found the place too small, others found it too large. Some have tried Norwell and settled here because they want peace and contentment mingled with the beauty and tradition that the stone walls encompass. 3

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Dedication The Class of 1950 dodicates this edition of the Shipbuilder to our friend and teacher, Mrs. Regina Paradise 2

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Facult First Row- Miss Irene Barteau, Mrs. Marion Joyce, Mrs. Rose Vose, Mrs. Ella Osborn, Mrs. Pauline Cobleigh, Mrs. Grace Cole, Mrs. Patricia Macdonaldg Second Row- Mr. Edward Maguire, Mrs. Hazel Johnson, Mrs. Ethel bproul, Miss Elizabeth Farrar, Mr. Frederick Small, Mrs. Ann Brandt, Mrs. Regina Paradise, Mrs. Enid Taylor, Mr. Felix Dixon. ational Honor Society Arlene Mouzer, Marjorie Forkey, Ann Scott. 4