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Class Zrip At 8:05 A. M. on Sunday the 19th of February, a train made a special stop at Attle- boro, where twenty-six happy seniors and their three chaperons were eagerly waiting. We rode to New York, and then changed trains for Baltimore. When we arrived there, we boarded the steamer which was to take us on an overnight sail down to Norfolk, Vir- ginia. The next day, we toured Norfolk, Williamsburg, Jamestown, and Yorktown. We again boarded the steamer for the return trip to Baltimore. On Tuesday, we met Cliff, our wonderful bus driver. He showed us the Naval Academy at Annapolis, the Franciscan Monastery, the Superme Court, The Library of Congress, and the Capitol building. We settled down in our rooms at the Hotel Annapolis, while in Washington, we dined at the Lotus Club, and visited the Lincoln and Jefferson memorials at night. We also visited the Smithsonan Institute, Alexandria, and Mount Vernon. During our free time, some of us went swimming at the Ambassador Hotel, while others went to see Cinerama Holiday. Later, in the evening, everyone had fun at the Casino Royal. Early Thursday morning, we said goodbye to Cliff, our driver, and boarded the train for New York. We arrived at the Hotel Taft, and within a short time visited Radio City Music Hall, where we saw the Rockettes, and the movie, Picnic. In the evening one group went to see Damn Yankees, and the other group went to Pajama Game. Friday, morning was our free morning, and all of us toured Fifth Avenue, and did a little shopp- ing along the way. At 3:00, we took a tour of Lower New York, and then at five, boarded the train for home. We were a tired but a very happy group, and a group who would al- ways remember the wonderful days of our Class Trip.
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Zhe Class Will We, the members of the 1956 graduating class of Norton High School being of sound mind, do hereby bequeath our most treasured possessions to the unseasoned under class- men. THE SENIOR CLASS leaves the Christmas Pageant to the Freshman Class. To the Sophomore Class we leave our most carefree moments. We leave the Junior Class with the hope that they will have as memorable a senior year as we have had. BEVERLY BILODEAU leaves her A s in Math to Joan Rand. ROGER BOUCHER leaves his blush to John Crowe. TOM BRYANT leaves his easy-going ways to Harvey Walker. JOHN BUTLER leaves his plaid shirts to Bob Eddleston. AL CHAMILLARD leaves his erratic driving to Dale Clark. GEORGE CHAMILLARD leaves his ' Teddy ' boots to Ralph Kenniston. DOTTIE COURCHINE leaves her giggle to Sandy White. DICK FARRIS leaves his beard to Ed Hallahan. FRANK FRASER leaves his size to Bob Harrison. DAVE FREEMAN leaves the hot pipes on his Olds to Jim Tierney. CINNIE GAY leaves her hill-billy shoes to Janice Massie. JOAN GEFIS leaves her dimples to Gail Henlin. ROSE GORMAN leaves her roller-skating ability to Barbara Fitzgerald. NOE GOUVEIA leaves his Continental Style to Luther Carter. MIDGE HALL leaves her busy schedule to someone who doesn ' t want much sleep. DONNA HERSEY leaves her egg-salad sandwiches to Mr. Kelley. CAROL JACKSON leaves her more-bounce-to-the-ounce to Ann Skolnik. NANCY LEONARD leaves her quietness to Marilyn Martin. PAULA MAIGRET leaves her blond streak to Kay Sullivan. WARREN MARSHALL leaves his cast to Pat O ' Brian. RONNIE MENDLER leaves Mr. Killis ' room in a cloud of smoke. MARION MINGO leaves her blond page-boy to Mary Jane Whitney. NANCY PHILLIPS leaves her coy looik to her sister, Joan. GEORGE POUDRIER leaves ' The Mystery of the Missing Mackeral ' to Doug Weilding. LARRY RUBIN leaves his drive to school from East Hodges Street to David Honey. BILL SHAW leaves his deep voice to Jackie Quebman. SARA THOMAS leaves her big blue eyes to Judy Jenks. ARLENE ZWOLENSKI leaves those Office-Practice blues to Sally Rand.
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