House in the Pines High School - Log Yearbook (Norton, MA)

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Tea ls a lovely, gracious occasion, as pretty and simple as the flowers and lace clothes on the tables Here we relax and enjoy conversation and entertain ments. Intent on the intricacies of the human mind, fallacies and dreams, are Miss Cleve- land's psychology classes. Thus learning the basic theories of human nature, they are more able to help understand others and their actions, eliminating many disagreements which arise from misunderstanding. The Noah family, God on a stepladder and a handpainted ark, all attempted to give an example of thirteenth century mystery plays in a creative vespers During this time we interpret many phaSGB of art, 111118101 and literature.

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THREE WGRKSUOPS Factory Kitchen: Produced here in deliciols numbers are the meals we so relisn and enjoy, Foreman: Mrs. Cobbett N r I Y in ,Y f f ' f-Y ' 1' 'V if f x A ' ,. I , K Factory Horkshop: Anything and everything can be, and is, manufactured here for repairs and addi- tions around the school. Foreman: Mr. Briggs

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It all began one day when unlucky Ursula came meandering down into Norton after escaping off a stray nightmare. She was a cute kid, this Ursula, but unfortunately she was in the neighbor- hood of ten feet tall, and possessed two heads, eo naturally she shocked people. This, gave her a terrific inferiority complex. The first person Ursula saw was Miss Cleveland, who was practicing her putting on the athletic field. Miss Cleveland saw Ursula at the same time but mistook her for Hedges because of her great size, and let a ball fly straight for her. Ursula caught the ball, and, being slightly confused as to what to do with it, she decided to eat Lt. Now Miss Cleveland might be afraid of horses, but that was the only ball she hadn't lost, and she didn't intend to see anyone make a meal of lt. Golf club swinging, she started after Ursula. This started Ursula's inferiority complex going full force, and she became so panic-stricken that she took a running leap and landed hard on the roof of Hedges, which was the only thing big enough to offer her shelter. Now Hedges had taken a lot in its day, but that was too much, and the roof promptly caved in, dumping Urshie right in the lap of Miss Sparhawk, who didn't turn a hair but grabbed two bed posts, thrust them in Ursula's hands, and cried 'kn1t'! Since only one of Ursula's two heads knew how to knit, this was impossible, and Ursh rushed howling from Hedges, only to bu p into Miss Shriver was was astrlde Red Robin. Robin prunptly shied, sending Nusa Shriver so far into the blue that she landed on Ursula's neck. Too dazed to know where she was, Miss Shriver followed her natural instincts, and, feel1Il8 90m9 FhiD8 594579611 hu' UWB: she clamped hard and yelled 'Gidd-yap'. Her voice was only a whisper of its usual self but Miss Johndroe, who was in Attleborough gently persuading'yisiting deans to allow H.I.T.P. girls to attend their colleges, heard it and realized at once that something was wrong, so she jumped into the Buick and raced home. The car, per usual, broke down half-way, but Miss Johndroe, nothing daunted, dog trotted the rest of the way, mentally reflecting how such a trot would affect her digestive system.