Norwell High School - Shipbuilder Yearbook (Norwell, MA)

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Mr. Clifton E. Bradley The Class of 1959 extend sincere appreciation to Superintendent Bradley and the school com- mittee for their part in making our attendance at Norwell High School both enjoyable and worth- while. 'i ' Mrs. Roy Baker Mrs. Orville Devine OUR SCHOOL SECRETARIES 4

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SOCIAL STUDLES Mr. Robert Sheridan and Mr. Lowell Perry ENGLISH Miss Pauline Schiel and Mrs. Enid Taylor 2 LANGUAGES Mrs. Marion Joyce and Mr. Wade Jenkins 6