Norton High School - Sojourn Yearbook (Norton, MA)

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DEDICATION We the class of 1954 proudly dedicate our yearbook The Cubbyhole to Mr. James Blount who gave us untiring understanding and manage- ment. Without Mr. Blount s aid we would never have attained our much sought-after goal.

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S UPER INTENDENT • S MES SAGE To the Members of the Graduatiag Class of the Norton High School; Welcome to the ranks of educated poople or rather to the life-long quest of that goal I Tiio responsibilities and rewards of the High School graduate are many. You will be expected to be loaders in your family circle, your neighbor- hood, your town, state and nation. If you fail, it will bo charged against the educational system. You are prepared to start your major life activities. Tne rewards of graduation are many though the larger ones are intangible. The greater fin ancial success is a practical reward, but the increased enjoyment and fuller understanding of life is an enduring reward. The intellectual curiosity started in High School can lead you to greater enjoyment of the many aspects of mature life. Laurence G, Nourse Superintendent