Norton High School - Sojourn Yearbook (Norton, MA)

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Class Superlatives JjW 1 Most Popular Lucille Teixeira Vincent Ferrini rt 1 A 11 A 1 Best All Around Dorothy Marcure Vincent Ferrini Most Athletic Barbara Foster Vincent Ferrini Neatest Mary Camara William Clark Most Punctual Dorothy Marcure Bobert Becker Biggest Eater Lydia Fales Vincent Ferrini Best Dressed Barbara Bosequist William Clark Margaret Pino Most Scholarly Dorothy Marcure David Bocha Most Artistic Bose Marie Orange William Clark Chief Gigglers T 1 • T-l 1 Lydia Fales Bobert Becker Best Natured Dorothy Marcure Bobert Becker Most Ambitious Dorothy Marcure David Bocha Class Wit Lucille Teixeira Donald Carlson Youngest Patricia Eschmann Vincent Ferrini Most Talkative Doris Warfield Edward Pickett Most Mischievous Lydia Fales Donald Carlson Laziest Beverly Clark Edward Pickett Shortest Betty Drane Vincent Ferrini Tallest Lucille Teixeira Edward Pickett Least Punctual Belty Drane David Bocha Most Efficient Dorothy Marcure David Bocha Most Serious Shirley King David Bocha Noisiest Lucille Teixeira Edward Pickett Most Bashful Dorothy Fitzgerald Bobert Becker Most Well- Mannered Dorothy Marcure William Clark Best Dancer Margaret Pino Edward Pickett Most Likely to Succeed Dorothy Marcure David Bocha Most Musical Betty Drane Donald Carlson Barbara Foster Best Looking Beverly Clark Vincent Ferrini Most Carefree Eunice Hicks Edward Pickett Gloria Collins

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Junior Minstrel Friday, March 4, the juniors, the original class of the high school, presented a minstrel show under the inimitable direction of Mrs. Edith Wiswall. The whole cast sang the Opening Chorus. A tambo overture played to the tune of Ida, and the costumes of the end men really brought forth the minstrel spirit. Eddie Pickett rendered Too Fat Polka after a little advice to the young ladies in the audience. Lucy Teixeira pleadingly sang Gimme a Little Kiss. Incidentally, she got her wish. Guess who was the generous target? Donald Carlson played Alexander ' s Rag Time Band on his saxaphone. For an encore he performed his own original dance. A trio of end men — Beverly Clark, Barbara Rosequist and Lucy Teixeira — sang Just Because. Incidentally, I don ' t think they will live down the fact that they were off KEY. Gloria Collins played an accordion solo which was received very well. Gloria also accompanied Doris Warfield in Now Is the Hour. Some famous men from the Junior class composed a quartet. They were: Lydia Fales, Mary Camara, Eunice Salley, and Doris Warfield. They sang an old favorite, Somewhere In Old Wyoming. Marilyn Danfor h really offered a treat to all Irishmen in the audience by singing Galway Bay. Betty Drane sang Beautiful Ohio and the chorus sang a very pretty background for the music. By the way Miss Stevens, or rather Mrs. Stanley Thomas finally sailed down the Mississippi in a very comfortable steamer. Those in the chorus were: Robert Becker, Gloria Collins, Marilyn Danfor ' h, Betty Drane, Patty Eschmann, Lydia Fales, Vincent Ferrini, Richard Fontaine, Shirley King, Dorothy Marcure, Eunice Salley, and Doris Warfield. Interlocutor was David Rocha, and the End Men were: Salty — Eddie Pickett; Ginger — Beverly Clark; Tobasco — Billy Clarke; Pepper — Barbara Rosequist; Nut- meg — Lucy Teixeira; and Garlic — Donald Carlson. As a show of appreciation, David Rocha, the interlocutor, presented a gift from the class to Mrs. Wiswall, the director, and to Beverly Farris, the pianist. All in all our show was praised as being one of the best assemblies of the past vear. Here ' s a challenge, sophomores, freshmen and juniors.