Norton High School - Sojourn Yearbook (Norton, MA)

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NORTON HIGH SCHOOL YEARBOOK CLASS OF 1937 PRINTERS for the Graduating Classes of ' 34, ' 35, ' 36, ' 37 The Colonial Press DISTINCTIVE PRINTING Union Theatre Bldg. Attleb oro PHONE II A FRIEND A FRIEND Compliments of EASTWOOD COTTAGE Charles Nason, Prop. VITA-CREAM ICE CREAM Norton Mass. Compliments of Dr. A. D. WILLIAMSON DENTIST Eddy Building Mansfield Mass. Page Twenty

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NORTON HIGH SCHOOL YEARBOOK CLASS OF 1937 Mr. Gardener: Tell me, sir, what has become of your ethics? Rubak: Oh, sir, I traded it in long ago for a Hudson. Mrs. Findlater: Why is Wordsworth called a Lake Poet? Nason: Because he is all wet. I ' ve such a cold, I was unable to speak for three days. Why you poor dear how you must have suffered. Mr. Randall: Now if the earth ' s axis is an imaginary line, can you hang clothes on it? Pupil: Yes Sir. Mr. Randall: That ' s good and what sort of Clothes? Pupil: Imaginary clothes, Sir. Honestly you don ' t think I ' ll ever learn to draw? I doubt it — unless you can get somebody to put a harness on you and hitch you to a truck. Little Frank usually went to church with boys his own age, each one having a penny to put in the contribution plate. One Sunday, however, he went with his mother. While the collection was being taken he saw his mother hastily searching her purse. What ' s the matter, mom? he asked., Haven ' t you got a penny? No, I can ' t seem to find any change. Here take mine, said the gallant lad. I ' ll hide under the seat. The young man was attending his first literary tea. He felt he must show that he belonged, and when introduced to an old-timer proceeded to pull the old quotation: Fools rush in where angels fear to tread. That ' s right, my boy, said the old-timer, extending his hand. But I am delighted to see you here just the same. MILDRED SHAW, ' 38. N. H.S. IN THE MOVIES ' History Is Made at Night The Reception ' Three Smart Girls The Feminine Teachers ' The Charge of the Light Brigade Dismissal Time ' One in a Million Mr. Gardner ' As You Like It Phyllis Fales ' A Midsummer Night ' s Dream Graduation ' Stolen Holiday Cutting Class ' Ready, Willing and Able The Seniors ' The Woman ' s Touch Anna Bartley with a Typewriter ' Love Is News Norman and Ruth ' Cafe Metropole The Lunch Room ' The Servants in the House The Freshman ' Seventh Heaven Recess Page Nineteen

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NORTON HIGH SCHOOL YEARBOOK CLASS OF 1937 Compliments of DICKERMAN ' S BOOK STORE Books and Stationery School and Office Supplies 74-76-78 Main Street Taunton Compliments of Attleboro Steam and Electric Co, Compliments of BRANAGHAN ' S BEAUTY SHOP Permanent Wave Specialties 29 Pleasant St. Attleboro Tel. 611 Compliments of Atherton ' s Furniture Co. I 32 So. Main St. Attleboro Page Twenty-one