Saugus High School - Tontoquonian Yearbook (Saugus, MA)

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Senior Class Officers NORMAN THOMAS. President STANLEY GREEN, Vice-President To Be Prepared Is HALF the Victory ELIZABETH HATCH. Secretary LOUISE HAYES, Treasurer

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For the second year, The Tontoquonian appears as a school annual rather than as a senior year book. Great credit is due the staff and advisers for the time they have spent in making this book one of the best high school publications on the North Shore. Few people realize the amount of work entailed in publishing a book such as this. It most certainly portrays the life of Saugus High School as no other book can. It is certainly a credit to the school and to the town as well. Now, more than ever before, there is great need for Saugus as a com- munity to do something for these young people who are graduating from our high school each year. These young people need assistance in getting jobs. The school needs the assistance of the townspeople in this matter. We realize that the high school must give to its pupils more than book learning; it must help them select, find, and hold jobs. Many communities are honestly trying tc develop plans which will give to their young people the boost that they need. Why can ' t we do something here in Saugus? There is no better way of developing a fine community spirit than through such efforts. John A. W. Pearce Principal. 7]

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SENIORS