Norton High School - Sojourn Yearbook (Norton, MA)

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NORTON HIGH SCHOOL YEARBOOK CLASS OF 1937 Carrie E. Haskell — Mrs. Clifford Young — Mansfield, Mass. Angeline M. Yelle — Mrs. Edward Guivermont — Norton, Mass. Myrtice F. Keene — Mrs. Albert Jenks — Chartley, Mass. Agnes I. Smith — Attleboro, Mass. CLASS OF 1915 Marion R. Bottomley — Mrs. Howard A. Crowe — Teacher — Chartley, Mass. Mary Garabedian. Maybelle C. Greene. Annie M. Lincoln. (Dead.) Roswell G. Mace. Madeline L. Nolan — Mrs. George Nesbit, Norton, Mass. Benedict J. Yelle — House in the Pines — Norton, Mass. Gertrude E. Russell — Mrs. Bertram Wait — Norton, Mass. CLASS OF 1916 Lena F. Estey. Bertha E. Lincoln — Mrs. Raymond Hallett — Cummaquid, Mass. Helen L. Morgan — Norton, Mass. Vera L. Woodard — Norton, Mass. CLASS OF 1917 Arline L. Hackett — Mrs. Capron Payson — Attleboro, Mass. Corinne C. Yelle — Mrs. Carl Bottomley — Chartley, Mass. Carl J. Bottomley — Married — Chartley, Mass. Hartwell H. Crossman — Attleboro, Mass. Richard S. Foster — Norton, Mass. Fanny H. Lane — Mrs. James S. Clarke — Brockton, Mass. Mildred N. Smith — Mrs. John Blackmer — Vermont. Ruth J. Ulmer — Mrs. Earl Cooper — Attleboro, Mass. CLASS OF 1918 Harold P. Felton— New York City. William V. Flaherty — Married — Barrowsville, Mass. Donald G. Jenks — Married — Norton, Mass. Howard W. Bliss — Married — Leach Garner Co., Attleboro — Chartley, Mass. Leona F. Burgess — Bookkeeper — Providence — Attleboro, Mass. Jennie M. Cambell. Donald A. Collette — Married— Chartley, Mass. Etta Freestein — Married. CLASS OF 1919 Marion E. Clapp — Mrs. William Fales — Teacher — Chartley, Mass. Charles M. Clapp — Leach Garner Co., Attleboro — Norton, Mass. Russell T. Draper — Married — Doctor — Uxbridge, Mass. Margaret S. Gwilliam — Mrs. Margaret Packard — Boston, Mass. Irene Hopkins — Mrs. Ole Seele — Norton, Mass. Lora Hopkins — Mrs. Carl Spatcher — Norton Post Office — Chartley, Mass. Dorothy N. Kountz. Mary E. Leonard — Mrs. Frank Gwilliam — Attleboro, Mass. A. Dent Williamson — Married — Dentist — Mansfield, Mass. Ethel Wood — Taunton Gas Co. — Norton, Mass. Donat E. Yelle — Dentist — Dayton, Ohio. Harry Hewins — Lane Bros. Laundry — Chartley, Mass. Page Fifteen

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NORTON HIGH SCHOOL YEARBOOK CLASS OF 1937 CLASS OF 1910 Albert B. Illingworth — Married — Taunton, Mass. (Dead.) Olive B. Hastings. Alice M. Illingworth — Mrs. Benjamin Haskell. (Dead.) Alton T. Tully — Married — Painter — State Hospital, Foxboro — Chartley, Mass. Virginia P. Hastings. Edmund A. Davis — Artist — Attleboro, Mass. Rachel H. Elliot — Mrs. Patten — Teacher — Sterling, Mass. Mary A. Walker — Mrs. Lee Strople. CLASS OF 1911 Charlotte T. Elliot — Mrs. Leslie Harvey — Teacher — New York. Irene R. Ward — Mrs. Harold Alger — Attleboro, Mass. George H. Radnor — Barrowsville, Mass. Edith A. Winter— Mrs. Fred Wiswall— Norton, Mass. James S. Clark — Married — Electrician- — Brockton, Mass. CLASS OF 1912 Thomas H. Caswell — Married — Taunton, Mass. Ester A. Crane — Mrs. Elwood Spencer — Teacher — Norton, Mass. Harry A. Keene — Married — Providence, R. I. Dorothy L. Smith — Mrs. William Randall — Musician — Norton, Mass. Frank L. Crowe — Lane Bros. Laundry — Chartley, Mass. Amy L. Felton — Mrs. Case — New York. Linda H. Gegenheimer — Married — Taunton, Mass. Mary C. Healy — Mrs. Percy Taylor — Providence, R. I. Clifford A. Titus — Married — Mansfield, Mass. Norman M. Wood — Married — Hyannis, Mass. CLASS OF 1913 Doris L. Lane — Mrs. William Davidson — Rutland, Mass. Ralph Elliot. Raylene B. Roode — Mrs. Raylene B. Carlson — Teacher — Franklin, Mass. Louise M. Hamilton — Mrs. Healy. George W. Mondor, Jr. — Married — North Attleboro, Mass. Irene N. Tillinghast. (Dead.) Mildred L. Titus — Mrs. Frank Haskell. Mildred E. Wetherell — Teacher — Chartley, Mass. May A. Whitney — Mrs. Edward Stattery — Washington, D. C. CLASS OF 1914 Edward R. Caswell — Taunton, Mass. Marion W. Holmes — Mrs. White — Norton, Mass. Albert G. Jenks — Married — Jeweler — Chartley, Mass. Lester M. Johnson — Married — Norton, Mass. Alice M. Gale — Mrs. R. Tilton — Vineyard Haven, Mass. Elizabeth M. Haytree — Lowell, Mass. Mary L. McAlpine. Doris L. Wood — Mrs. Latimer — Canton, Mass. Ruth E. Crossman — Attleboro, Mass. Laura B. Gegenheimer — Married — New York. Wilfred P. Gegenheimer — Married — Lynn, Mass. Louis I. Green — Married — Lynn, Mass. Page Fourteen

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NORTON HIGH SCHOOL YEARBOOK CLASS OF 1937 CLASS OF 1920 Mildred A. Hewins — Mrs. Raymond Shaw — Norton, Mass. Dorothy N. Jenks — Mrs. Kenneth Bradbury — Hyannis, Mass. Pauline L. Lane. Helen S. Pratt — Mrs. Jenkins — Boston, Mass. Bertha M. Simpson — Teacher — Attleboro, Mass. Marguerite E. Yelle — Mrs. Chamberlain. Morris Ferestein. Bessie Turoff. Raymond C. Holmes — Married — Doctor — Randolph, Mass. Morris E. Reynolds — Married — Attleboro, Mass. Ernest G. Sibley — Married — Boston, Mass. Donald J. Ulmer — Married — Electrician — Norton, Mass. Helen H. Lincoln. (Dead.) JOKES A man stepped up to the grocer ' s cigar counter and bought two ten-cent cigars. Barrowclough, who was waiting to be served, pushed forward and said: You sell those cigars 3 for 25 cents don ' t you? Grocer: Yes. Barrowclough: Well here ' s a nickle, I ' ll take the other one. Mr. Randall: Now we find that X is equal to nothing. E. Foy: Gee, all that work for nothing. What are you doing there? asked the policeman of Mr. LeMaire when sitting on a doorstep at 3 in the morning. I ' ve forgotten my key officer, Mr. LeMaire replied, and I ' m waiting for Fred to come home and let me in. Say, dad, what does it mean when the paper says some man went to a convention as a delegate-at- large? Dad: It means his wife didn ' t go with him, son. What you need is an electric bath. Carruthers: Nothing doing, Doc — I had an uncle drown that way up at Sing Sing. Mr. Randall: What can you tell me about Nitrates? Student: Well, they are a lot cheaper than day rates. A Scotchman was run over by a beer wagon and for the first time in his life the drinks were on him. Proprietor: You know how to serve customers? Joan: Yes, sir, I can serve them either way. Proprietor: What do you mean — either way? Joan: So they ' ll come back, or so they won ' t. Mr. Gardener: How much time did you spend on your Economics? Henson: Oh! about a half hour railroad time. Mr. Gardener: What do you mean a half hour railroad time? Henson: Including all stops and delays. Page Sixteen