Norton High School - Sojourn Yearbook (Norton, MA)

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The amouat of satisfaction you get from life depends largely on YOUR ingenux. ' y and self-sufficiency. Do something out of the ordinary now and then. Use your imagina- tion — explore new ideas and activities. Make a serious effort to find new ways of do- ing your main job better. The more fun you have in yotir leisure, the better it is for you. dveryone neeas time todowiiai he wants wiia full freedom of conscience to be happy in his own way. Develop the art of friendliness. Friends can be your greatest source of satis- faction and your support in time of crisis. L. G. Nourse The production of a yearbook is, in my estimation, the most arduous project any senior class may undertake. Not only must this be a compilation of the school life of Norton High School, it must also be a lasting memento to recall to you in future years the enjoyable times you had here as well as the friendships you made. The class is to be complimented on having an eager yearbook committee, assisted by your faculty advisor. Miss Grace B. Kiernan. Henry B. Adams once said, A teacher af- fects eternity; he can never tell where his in- fluence stops. With this in mind, your tea- chers hope that thay have given you assist- ance in finding success in this highly compet- itive world. I believe you are capable of making considerable advancement. Best wishes for your future. Charles S. Randall -J ' 1 ■A 1

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' Dedicated, U GRACE B. KIERNAN We, the class of ' 55, dedicate our year- book, THE EXITUS, to Miss Grace Kiernan our friend and class advisor for the past four years. We wish to extend to you in this small way our sincerest appreciation for making these four years enjoyable as well as fruitful. All of us wish you the best of luck with your future classes as well as in everything you may do. Many thanks from the class of ' 55.

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FLOWER White Rose COLORS Blue and Silver First last and always has been our cry. Through the days and years at N(»ton High. Yet we never would have coined this phrase, Without fate and her motley ways. First because we are the first, the first to ever say. Forever goodbye, dear Norton High, we ' ll remember you each day. We ' ll remember all the joy you ' ve brought, the hard work and the sorrow. And we ' ll always remember, that your lesson has been: Look forward to tomorrow. Last because we are the last. The last to leave your sheltered portal. The last to make your word immortal. But we ' ll strive to succeed and endure the strife. And remember your lessons throughout our life. Always, because we ' ll always be, a class whose hearts and minds are clear, A class which holds true friendship dear. And may we pray to our Father above. That our lives be always blessed with love. By David Winsor MOTTO First Last and Always