Norton High School - Sojourn Yearbook (Norton, MA)

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Superintendent s Message In these days of storm and stress when there is so much confused thinking, I urge you to guard against an insidious evil. It is the evil of fear. Napoleon once said, He who fears being conquered is sure of defeat. Franklin Delano Roose- velt emphasized the same idea during the depression days. The very faith in the possibility of victory over ruin and danger will help you to win victory. The ery faith that a peaceful and just world is possible will help to bring it about. The training and ideals given you in school should give you this courage, optimism, and faith. Laurence G. Nourse Superintendent

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reciation . . . To Mrs. Jean Findlater, in appreciation of her guidance and help for the past two years and her efforts to make us better citizens of tomorrow.

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1 Principalis Message The Class of 1950 is now completing its last major project. The members are trying to make this book the best yearbook ever published. I am pleased to have the opportunity to add a few words. The members of this class have made contributions to their class events. They have learned from practical experiences. These class experiences should be useful in the future. Some have had radio experiences. This is partial preparation for life. Faithful preparations of your daily assignments have built your educational foundation. You should be able to think things through and form reasonable conclusions. I feel that your experiences, plus your education equals to YOU. You will enjoy life if you will be open-minded and keep on learning. You have much before you, so get in and obtain your share. Scientific advancements will offer new opportunities for employment. Investigate Civil Service and iimprove the permanence of your future position. We who remain behind will get much enjoyment as the class members make good in the world of competition. Best of wishes for your future. Charles S. Randall Principal