Norton High School - Sojourn Yearbook (Norton, MA)

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New York Skyline! CLASS TRIP Chaperones take time to rest. Governor ' s Mansion. Bright and early on February 24, we, thirty-four seniors and our faithful chaperones, Mr. and Mrs. Kelley and Miss Kier- nan, left Attleboro for New York. There we continued south by train as far as Baltimore where a steamer awaited our tired group. In this venerable ark we sailed down the Chesa- peake. We landed at Norfolk, Va. early Tuesday morning and from there went on a tour of York- town, Jamestown, and colonial Williamsburg. At dusk we sailed back up the Chesapeake to Bal- timore. On our third day accompanied by our guide, Billy Buttons, we visited the U. S. Naval Academy at Annapolis, the Franciscan Monastery, Smithsonion Insti- tute, the Lincoln and Jefferson What did we do?

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Best Personality, JIM and JUDY Best Company, EDDIE and CIN

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Williamsburg ' s Capitol Good place for Nancy and June! ! Memorials, and the Congres- sional Building. That evening we honored a night club with our presence. Thursday we really did Washington. We saw the Wash- ington Memorial, the White House, the Bureau of Engrav- ing and Printing, Mount Ver- non, and Arlington National Cemetery. That night the Casino Royal featuring the Diamonds kept us out until the wee hours of the morning. On the fifth day we took leave of Billy Buttons and our National Capitol and traveled to New York. Here we went to Radio City Music Hall where we saw the famous Rockettes and a first run movie, the BROTHERS KARAMAZOV. That night we saw the popular musi- cal, LlL ABNER. On our last day, our sight- seeing included the Empire State Building, and a tour of Wall Street, Chinatown, and the Bowery. That evening our group disembarked from the train at Attleboro, foot-sore and exhausted. Franciscan Monastery. 30