Norton High School - Sojourn Yearbook (Norton, MA)

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She can ' t just sit idle merely because she has a star on her door. No, she must get the correct garb and war-paint to be photographed, finger- printed, and questioned for her new role. She now collects her records so that she may judge herself for the most suitable part. The first one is her statistical record, let ' s see

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In the afternoon, we walked through Central Park to the Hayden Planetarium, where we received worthwhile education on the mysteries of the stars. After a short visit to the Metropolitan Museum of Art, we again brought out our nickels to throttle the Automat. That night, Radio City Music Hall was the scene for the Norton High School gathering. State of the Union, the movie, and the mar- vellous Rockettes held everyone ' s interest. That night, one of the girls had a little trouble in establishing a motive for seeing the sights of New York City. Saturday dawned bright and sunny as everyone prepared to leave N. Y. The feminine portion of the class went shopping, and the mas- culine part, (that ' s our boys) visited Wall Street, Greenwich Village, and took the ferry to Staten Island. Were we tired on that train going homeward? Never were we more completely worn out, but it was a good kind of exhaustion. We had been places, done things, ate things (creamed chicken even) and met pals whom we all agree we ' ll never forget. (In spite of our troubles, namely, lost toppers in hotels, forgotten purses on trains and taxis, burnt holes in dresses and bedspreads, and a flatiron imprint as our souvenir at the Piccadilly hotel.) Let us give our hearty thanks to Mr. and Mrs. Yelle who made this trip so enjoyable with their gentle but firm policy. Marguerite Watson

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The previous news is all good, for a welcome change, and so is ours. Here is a great treat for those hardy souls who are always in the know. Just look at these sneak previews of great productions to come. Joan Ash Paul Burke Nancy Foster Anne Gross Anne Haskell Shirley Jewett Ruth Johnson Geraldine LeClaire Anita Roberge Mary Thomas Therese Tremblay Marguerite Watson Natalie Woodward NAME Joanie Bozo Fergy Nannie Annie Nellie Shirl Ruthie Geri Nita Touchy Terry Tillie Rosebud NICKNAME Ah-m-m-m Seats in the balcony Oh shut up! Thing-a-ma-jig Let ' s take off Goody-Goody Gum Drops Jeepers Really Whozzy Oh, Yeah! Oh, joy! Gosh! How can you tell? Oh, he ' s good! FAVORITE EXPRESSION Square dancing Classical music New look Movies Jeanette Records via Boston Ballroom Convertibles Fried Clams Swimming Classical mus ' c Fried Clams Banana Splits Writing paper Dancing Nauset Beach Fog Dancing Bowling Motorcycles Attleboro Those Little White Lies LIKES DISLIKES Liver Crowded stores Bates Theater A P Store Old cars! Flat-heeled Shoes Garlic Spinach Hats Onions School Rose Murphy Secrets in Public Henry Aldrich Cigars Jazz Serious Men Barefeet To be alone Ashley Lumber Co. Union Theater Pawtucket On telephone At the Watsons ' Bibeault ' s Drug Store Simmons Home! Any place between Boston and Providence Mary and Kip ' s Publicity Dept. Senior Class! Central Falls Diner Taunton 967-M2 WHERE FOUND Musical Ability Red Hair Sense of Humor Neatness Artistic Ability Good Nature Friendliness That blonde hair Those Clothes Sparkling Personality Independent Air Willingness Carefree Attitude Pleasant Disposition OUTSTANDING CHARACTERISTICS