Norton High School - Sojourn Yearbook (Norton, MA)

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N O R T O N II I G H SCB 00 L CLASS STATISTICS Best looking girl Mary Ileal v Best looking boy William Fales Best disposition Florence Nygren Most studious Gertrude Pike Done most for school Helen Andrews Most dig nified boy Wilfrid Yelle Best all round girl Myrtice Fuller Best all round boy Charles Flaherty Best musician Lois Whipple Best athlete Alexander Stewart Most energetic Wilfred Paille Best dancer Marion Fields Most quiet Adelaide Whitman Most retiring girl Hazel White Most bashful boy Karl Paddock Most popular boy Arthur Poss Most popular girl Hazel L ' Amoureux Jolliest member Paul Punge Class wit Raymond Foster Class plague Neil Burgess Best mathematician Howard Sweel Page thirtv-om

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N O R T O X H I G H SCHOO L RECOLLECTIONS OF THE PLAY — Deacon Dubbs The Senior Play arrived at last For which Ave had been yearning, And when nearly a month had passed Our parts we began learning ' . We came down there three nights a week We said it o ' er and o ' er; We got so hoarse Ave could not speak We wished it Avas no more. Dear Buster was our leading man And Myrt our leading lady; They both discussed a marriage plan ' Neath apple trees so shady. Ray Foster was the Deacon, He sure did do it fine, But as for all his speeches He wouldn ' t learn a line! Our Charley was the bashful lad, Hut Yennie she pursued him ; She wanted a husband awful bad And Avas afraid she ' d lose him. Our Hazel Avas the naughty child Who played tricks on the Deacon; She got him raving, mad, and wild, But for us did cause much fun. And Helen was the helpful aunt Who tried her head to cover Witli a red wig that Avas too scant, Poor Philipena Popover! Our Mary was Miss Emily Dale She said she ' d let us use ' er, And though she flew o ' er hill and dale The A T illian still pursued ' er. Paul Kunge, lie Avas the auctioneer Who caused such great disaster By coming in the spring of year And making things move faster. We started wrong, Ave were seldom right, We got our lines confused, Miss Clapp, she scolded every night, W T e thought Ave Avere abused. But we know that on that night When Ave displayed our genius The folks all said, and they were rigid, ' 1 They sure are some Seniors! E. Florence Nygren. ' • thirty

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NORTON HI G H SCHOOL CAN YOU IMAGINE? William Fales Keeping still. Helen Andrews Calm, cool and collected. Neil Burgess Flirting. Marion Fields Speaking loudly. (Iiarles Flaherty Always as Deuteronomy. Raymond Foster With his hair staying smooth a minute. Myrtice Fuller Not whispering. Mary Healy Absolutely contented. Hazel L ' Am o u r e u x Not gi ggl i n g. Florence Nygren Not writing poetry. Karl Paddock Not anxious about his marks. Wilfred Paille Not knowing what every one else doesn ' t. Gertrude Pike doing home at one o ' clock. Arthur Ross In short trousers. Paul Runge Not grinning. Alexander Stewart In overalls. Lois Whipple Not eating sandwiches the second period. 1 1 azel White Hurrying. Adelaide Whitman Not blushing. Wilfred Yelle Getting excited. Howard Sweet Giving an oration. ' ( ( • thirty-two