Norwell High School - Shipbuilder Yearbook (Norwell, MA)

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MR. FRANCIS J. DiSABATINO Chemistry, Physics MR. WALLACE C. PECK Science, General Mathematics SCIENCE . yig.1-qfq, '-w:-fw1'i5?..- ' 1 35 fag? Tis A A 4 ff M35 X. w fgww 4 g:,,xz', 5, ' 5- ' S K MR. DAVID A. RYAN Biology, Psychology Our science department is now being modified to keep up with the increasing emphasis on science in our modern world. New equipment, text books, and instruction methods have been introduced to keep high school science abreast of the latest de- velopments in this field.

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rigs. ,',-.nw 1 1' I . , 5 x 1 . i MRS. REGINA M. PARADISE Algebra. Geometry, and Advanced Math MATHEMATICS The role of mathematics in science, in industry, and in our daily lives has greatly increased within the past few years. The math department of Norwell High School has conformed to adequately meet these demands. Math is undergoing tremendous changes in regard to teaching methods. At the present time. this department offers sound instruc- tion in the fields of math necessary for college ad- Illi'QlOH or work in a business field. I ,1fQ,Qt V, X MISS l'A'lililClA A. ll0l,Nll'fS Algelrra and 'l'rigonometry

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T ,S MR. F. DAVID STEPHANSKY Civics. Worlcl History, Driver Training MISS HITA If. SMITH SCCIAL STUDIES By studying various political and economic sys- tems, the social studies department attempts to gain understanding of the worldis peoples and cultures. Emphasis is placed upon the geographical and social environments of each country which cause them to differ from one another. Democracy'is practiced through actual debate and argument in class so that each student will have knowledge of the political system which gov- erns him. Nlli. I-IRNICST I. MORGAN Civics. U. S. llistory, Il. S. llistory. l,l'0lllt'IIIS of lhfniocracy General lilathcmatics