Norton High School - Sojourn Yearbook (Norton, MA)

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Class Prophecy The other night I had a wonderful dream. I was in the midst of a reunion of the dear Class of 1953. I was wearing the smart-looking uniform of the Women ' s Air Force. It was great to be back with the gang again, but my, how they had changed! Nita had two darling little boys and a very proud husband. She was as happy as could be. Doris was a medical secretary as she had always wanted to be, but with the added pleasure of being married to the doctor. Of course, Diana had always been partial to blond sailors. Jack happened to be the lucky one. Dorie was traveling in style as an airline hostess for a big airline, and had recently returned from Paris. Mabel was married to the man she always wanted, and was extremely happy with him and their four children. Everyone had always known that David would be a very successful man, and right then he told us just how prosperous he was. He was struggling by on unemploy- ment compensation while writing a great book on the evolution of man. Yes, he was a very promising man; a great asset to the world. Norton had a beautiful new High School, and Cynthia was assisting Mr. Laronda in teaching the Math courses. Linda had traveled down from Bangor, Maine, where she was a Girl Scout Leader. She was, by the way, happily married to the Boy Scout Leader there. Jeanne Scott had become a world traveler, and most certainly would have been married if she could have chosen between all her admirers. Jean Zwolensky was married to a big executive from Metals Controls. She had been his private secretary for years, and he found her so efficient that he married her. We were all having a wonderful time when I woke up. I was so pleased that I was the one who was so lucky to be able to look into the future and my classmates ' lives. AUDREY MARIE N Sponsored by THE POLO DINER

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