Norwell High School - Shipbuilder Yearbook (Norwell, MA)

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SCIENCE Lefz, from lo back: Mr. Allan Webber-Freshman Science, Biologyg Mr. Leslie Mumford-Algebra I, Chemistry, Geometry. Righf, from lo back: Miss Janice Hall-Freshman Science, Mathg Mr. Francis DiSabatino-Chemistry, Physics, Freshman Scienceg Mr. Da- vid Ryan-Biology. Norwell High School's Sci- ence Department is expanding rapidly to keep pace with the advancing field. Freshmen are brought in contact with chem- istry and lab procedures. Soph- omores get a look at life pro- cesses through the biology pro- gram. Juniors advance their knowledge in chemistry, and the four year program is con- summated with the new PSSC physics. All classes are kept up-to-date with new audio-vis- ual materials and equipment. Thus, the science student is able to keep pace with the technological advances of his time. I2 Easy does it!

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BUSINESS fi 15 'Q i -4-1'F'Ul- ld, 4 Left zo riglaz: Mr. Timothy Shannon-Typing, Law, Bookkeeping I 84 IIg Mrs. Catherine Martin-Office Practice, Short- hand, Transcript typing, Psychologyg Mrs. Charlotte Goldberg-Introductory Business, Typing, Shorthand. tice and bookkeeping. I Ama. , .aff S And this machine was just fixed last week! Of course, Dennis, it is just as it says here on the chart. The Commercial Department 'offers courses for the student taking either a business or a college program. After the basic courses in typing, shorthand, and business math, the more inter- ested students are encouraged to take courses in law, office prac- II, Nm 'f . -.fi