Norwell High School - Shipbuilder Yearbook (Norwell, MA)

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DEDICATIO Three years of our secondary education were com- pleted under the leadership of a man who has en- couraged, inspired, disciplined and guided us to become better citizens of our school and of our com munity. To Mr. Frederick A. Small, who has provided us with this background to continue our careers, We dedicate the 1962 SI-IIPBUILDER. 3

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THE EDITCRS SPEAK To the Class of 1962 and their friends, We hope that now and in the years to come the 1962 SHIPBUILDER will be a source of enjoyment as you relive the wonderful days spent at Norwell I-ligh. As our academic and extracurricular activities have expanded to fill a new school, our opportunities for development have enlarged. It is our wish that we will prove ourselves worthy of such opportunities and that we will continue to adhere to our class motto-- Live to learn, and you will learn to live --as we take on the great responsibilities which accompany adulthood. Co-Editors Rf YI L7 f g ,spd - 1 yi :.fi'. 'ffl

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ADMI N ISTRATIG . N 'i 1 , f MR. CLIFTON E. BRADLEY MR. FREDERICK A. SMALL Superintendent Assistant Superintendent I 'VS xx , .' 3 I L . 3 P. 'A V . fn J.:-,1 ,J -. . . J ,- x 7' if -,Q MR. FELIX NI, DIXON MR. HUGH CHANDLER Vice Principal Guidance Dirt-ctoi' 4