Norton High School - Sojourn Yearbook (Norton, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1963 volume:

SOJOURN an NORTON HIGH SCHOOL NORTON, MASSACHUSETTS. ADVISOR, MISS GRACE B. KIERNAN CONTENTS Title Page 1 Contents 2 Foreword 3 Dedication 4 Superintendent ' s Message 5 Principal ' s Message 6 Faculty 7 Seniors 13 Senior Scenes 28 Underclassnnen 33 Classes 47 Organizations 51 Athletics 73 Activities 87 Advertisennents 99 2 FOREWORD As we approached graduation, we paused to reflect upon the events of our high school days. An hour-glass could perhaps illustrate the tinne which seemed to pass so slowly at first, but when graduation finally ap- proached, we realized that the time had actually passed quickly. We remembered the beginning of our first day as Seniors, as if it were yesterday. We quickly adjusted to our new status and the hard work in- volved. We thought that our previous three years were carefree and easy compared to our last year of work. As the year passed, we fulfilled our duties as club officers and active club members with great pleasure and pride. Some of us discovered the glory of winning sports trophies or mere- ly acting as a member of a hard-playing team. We completed our high school years by attending the formal Prom; and, finally, we did reach the end— graduation. Graduation was not really the end, but a climax in our lives, as it will be for all future graduating classes. The sands of time will continue to run —slowly at first— too quickly at graduation tim e— and then, there will always be the next class to ponder the mysteries of time. DEDICATION Character is like a free, and reputation like its shadow. The shadow is what we think of it} the tree is the real thing. We, the members of the Class of 1963, dedicate the Sojourn to Mrs. Lucille Zwicker. Your willingness to help and to guide us and your co-operation in all our affairs has shown us the value of a faithful advisor. You have advised us during all four years, and you have shown us the way to a life of our own choosing. With your guidance in the making of our characters, we move on to the future. SUPERINTENDENT ' S MESSAGE You leave here to seek your fortune ... to become rich! It is well first to raise the question what constitutes richness? Ten or twenty years from now some of the poorest of you will have money . . . some of the richest none. What, then, constitutes wealth? For one thing, a good home . . . fellowship ruled by love . . . where you are loved and can love in the best sense of that term. A second item is our friends who stand by us in times ot prosperity and adversity. Friends who love us for what we are, despite our faults. A third item of wealth is useful work. If you can be of use in the world, leave it a little better than you found it, you shall have been rich. Finally, the greatest wealth is your belief . . . your church. It is this that gives meaning to all else. As you leave to seek your fortune ... to become rich, may I wish you success and richness of life. PRINCIPAL ' S MESSAGE Although other Seniors will come to Norton High School just as there have been others in the past, your contribution of happy service, cheerful help, and en- thusiasm has always been unique. I hope that from your experiences here you have learned that— only in giving to others can you find true happiness. 6 NOR SCHOOL GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT Pictured above: MRS. JEAN FINDLATER, Wheaton College-B.A. His- tory and Latin; Boston University— M.Ed. Guidance; MR. JAMES BLOUNT, Providence College— A. B. Political Science; Bridgewater State Teachers ' College— M.Ed. ART DEPARTMENT MRS. NANCY PLUMMER, Massachusetts College of Art-B.S. Education. SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Pictured above, left to right: MR. CARMEN K. READE, Gordon College-A.B. Philosophy; University of Utah-M.S. Chemistry; MR. ARNOLD F. KENNISTON, University of Massachusets-B.S.; MR. CHARLES R. HALLER (Chairman), Bridgewater State Teachers ' College— B.S. Education; MISS JUDITH A. WILSON, Regis College-A.B. Chemistry; MR. THOMAS L. McDonald, Boston State Teachers ' College-B.S. Education. 8 TON FACULTY PHYSICAL EDUCATION Pictured above: MISS ALMA ANDERSON, Bridgewater State College-B.S. Education; MR. PHILLIP A. NORTON, Boston Col- lege— B.S. History and Government. MUSIC DEPARTMENT Pictured above; MR. FRANK MONTESANTI, New England Conservatory of Music-B.M., M.M.; MRS. JUDITH ESTES, New England Conservatory of Music— B.M. MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT Pictured above, left to right: MISS DIANA BERBERIAN, Bates College-A.B. Psychology; MISS MARY JANE DALEY, Sfonehill College-B.S., Business Administration; MISS MARY MILOT, Regis College-B.A. Mathematics; MR. JOSEPH SOLMONESE, University of Rhode Island-B.S.; MR. FREDERICK KELLEY (Chairman), Stonehill College-B.S. Mathematics, Boston College-M.A. Mathematics. 9 PRACTICAL ARTS DEPARTMENT Pictured right: MR. LESTER CONNERS (Chairman), Fitch- burg State College— B.S. Edu- cation; MRS. CHARLOTIE HARNDEN, Framingham State College— B.S. Science; MR. RICHARD PINO, Bryant Col- lege— B.S. Business Adminis- tration. HISTORY DEPARTMENT Pictured left, left to right, sitting: MRS. SARAH RUGG, Syracuse University— A. B. Psy- chology; MR. JAMES BLOUNT (Chairman), Providence Col- lege— A. B. Political Science, Bridgewater State Teachers ' College-M.Ed.; MR. ALBERT NUTTALL, Bridgevi ater State College— B.S. Education, M.Ed.; MR. DOMINIC DIMATTIA, Uni- versity of Massachusetts— B. A. History, Boston University— M.Ed.; MR. RALPH RUBIN, Bos- ton University— B.S. Physical Education; MR. J. ROBERT FORD, American International College— B. A. History; Bridge- waier State College— M.Ed.; MR. HOMER PAULUS, Boston University— B.S. Education, Bridgew ater State College, M.Ed. SCHOOL NURSE MRS. JACQUELINE YOUNG, R.N., is shov n talking to stu- dents David Brow n (left), and David Burbank. Mrs. Young was graduated from Sturdy Memorial Hospital School of Nursing. 10 P ( SINKSS EDLCA i I0 Pictured left, left to right: MRS, JOAN L, PROULX, Bryant College— B.S. Business Educa- tion, Bridgewater State Teach- ers ' College-AA.Ed.; MISS EVELYN RAPOZA (Chairman), Bryant College— B.S. Business Education; AAR. E. LARRY TEDESCHI, Bryant College- B.S. Business Education; MR. E. LARRY TEDESCHI, Bryant College— B.S, Business Educa- tion. LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Pictured right, left to right, sitting: MRS. LUCILLE A. ZWICKER, Wheaton College- B.A. English; MISS GRACE B. KIERNAN (Chairman), Brown University— A. B. French, Boston College-M,A. English; MRS. MAUREEN GOLDMAN, Jackson College-B.A. English; MISS CHARLOTTE B. BARON, North- eastern University— A. B. His- tory; MRS. SAUNDRA MAR- RERO-PEREZ, University of Massachusetts— B. A. English; Standing: MR. ROBERT F. BLASSER, Boston State Teach- ers ' College— B.S. Education; MR. JOSEPH R. DALEY, Prov- idence College— A. B. Educa- tion; MRS. MARY MUDGE, Cor- nell University— A. B. Com- parative Literature; MR. WAL- TER PRECOURT, A.B. Foreign Languages. LIBRARY MISS EMELINE LOUD, Welles- ley College— B, A., Simmons College— B.S. Library Science. Pictured below is Mrs. Arlene DeValk, secretary at the high school, with several students who help her with various tasks about the office, particularly running errands. Those pictured are, left to right: Ian Dunlop, Nancy Ford, Mrs. DeValk, Leslie Briggs, Robin Paulding, Kathy Gomes (rear), Susan Fiske, and Brenda Marshall (rear). WILLIAM ALLEN ALSTON Bill Frank Nitty, School Leader, Track, Fernande s, and Antique Corvette. Student Council President 4; Student Council Vice-President 3; Class Vice-President 4, 3; Latin Club 4, 3, 2, 1, Quaestor 4; Library Club 4, 3, President 4; Band 3, 2, 1, Vice-President 3; Chemistry Club, Treasurer 4; Dramatic Club 4, 3; Varsity N Club 4, 3, 2, 1; Informer 4, 1; Gold Key 4; Prom Committee 3; Senior Play 4; Cross Country 3, 1; Track 3, 2, 1, Co-captain 3. LUCILLE MILDRED BOHANNON Lucy Silence, a Virtue often overlooked. Senior Play 4. JOAN ELIZABETH BARRON Joanie 6 Bouffant hair style. Blue Fyes, Great Memory and Early Arrivals. Informer 4, 2, 1, Business Manager 4; Chemistry Club Secretary 4, 3; Pep Club 3, 2, 1, Vice-President 3; Soiourn Quotation Staff 4; Latin Club 4, 3, 2, 1; French Club 4, 3, 2; Dramatic Club 4, 3, 2, 1; Camera Club 2; Gold Key 4, 3; Glee Club 1; Varsity N Club 2, 1; Future Teachers of America 4, 3; Debating Club 2, 1; Library Club 4; Senior Play 4; Theater Arts Club 3. ELIZABETH LOUISE BOUCHARD Betty Ready, willing, and ab e. Commercial Club 4, 3; Library Club 4, 3, 2, 1; Sojourn Staff 4; Prom Committee 3; Gold Key 4, 3; Guidance Aid 4; Senior Play 4. 14 -I iiiia  ■ DEITRIE ANN BOUSQUET De clothes, tall, a quiet way. Soiourn Staff 4; Latin Club 3, 2, 1; Commercial Club 3, 2; Library Assistant 2; French Club 2. LESLIE LOUISE BRIGGS Les Cape Cod, Typing, Class Baby, legal secretary Guidance Aide and Office Aide 4; Sojourn Staff 4; Commercial Club, Corresponding Secretary 4, 3; Latin Club 4, 3, 2, 1; French Club 4, 3, 2; Glee Club 4, 3; Chorus 4, 3, 2, 1; Pep Club 3, 2; Theatre Arts Club 3; Student Leader 3, 2, 1; Prom Committee 3; Dramatic Club 2, 1; Cheerleader 2; Library As- sistant 1. PATRICIA ANNE BRADY Pat High Honors, AAansfield, and Determined Latin Club 4, 3, 2, 1; French Club 4, 3, 2; Gold Key 4; Dra- matic Club 3, 2, 1; Pep Club 3, 2, 1; Informer Staff 2, 1; Library Assistant 1 . JAMES ALFRED COLPAS Jim Hopeless Co pas, Rescue Squad, Scrap Paper, and Corny Jokes. Gold Key 4; Chemistry Club 4; Camera Club 1. 15 Folk Singing, T ie Refugees, Motor Scooter, Pembroke, Best Dressed Senior? and Lodge. Track 4, 3, 2, 1, Captain 4; Sojourn Co-editor 4; Student Council 4; Latin Club 4, 3, 2, 1; French Club 2; Band 2, 1; Boys ' Glee Club 4; WARA Radio Program Staff 3; Theater Arts Club 3; Chemistry Club Vice-President 4; Informer Staff 4; Prom Committee 3; Varsity N Club 4, 3, 2. PAMELA G. ESTEE Pam Susquehanna, Durfee Tech. Gold Key 4, 3; National Honor Society 4, 3, Vice-President 4; Classical Music Club 3, 2, Secretary 3; Pep Club 1; Dramatic Club 1; Debating Club 2, 1, Vice-President 2, Latin Club 4, 3, 2, 1, Scribe 2; French Club 4, 3, ?, Vice-President 3; Prom Com- mittee 3; Chemistry Club 4; Future Teachers of America 3. ELEANOR ROSE EDWARDS Ellie Better or ' Worser ' Days, Always a laugh, I ' m confused. Glee Club 2, 1; Library Club 4, 3, Assistant 4; Commercial Club 4, 3; Gold Key 4, 3; Guidance Aid 4; Soiourn Staff 4; Prom Committee 3. PATRICIA GREENE ESTEE Pat Class President, Head of the Pumpkin Crew, Lots of Laughs, and Gold Bond Stamps. Latin Club 4, 3, 2, 1; French Club 2; Pep Club 4, 3, 2; Varsity N Club 4, 3, 2; Dramatic Club 4, 3, 2, 1, Secretary 3; Student Council 4, 3, 2, Secretary 2, Treasurer 4; Debating Club 2, 1; Gold Key 4, 3; Class President 4, 3, 2; Commercial Club 3; Prom Committee 3. 16 MARTHA JANE FINNEMORE Martha Roller-skating, King Neptune ' s Castle. Soiourn Staff 4; Gold Key 4; Latin Club 4, 3, 2, 1; French Club 4, 3, 2, Secretary 3; Glee Club 4, 3; Student Council 3; Prom Committee 3; Music Appreciation Club 3. DIANE MARGARET FITTON Diane Spanish Lessons, Nyack, and Mansfield. Sojourn Quotation Editor 4; French Club 4, 3, 2, Senior Executive 4; Gold Key Lieutenant 4; Student Council 4; Junior Class Sec- retary 3; Student Leader 3; Latin Club 3, 2, 1; Dramatic Club 3, 2; Cheerleader 2; Library Assistant 2; Pep Club 2; Junior National Honor Society 1. NANCY CARPENTER FORD BaBa Sheep Coat, Non-Co-Ed Colleges, Too Young, Quite a Scholar, Peabody-Republican, BAA Sojourn Co-Editor 4; Dramatic Club 4, 3, 2, 1, President 4, Vice-President 3; National Honor Society 4, 3, 2, Secretary 4; Student Council 4; Gold Key 4; Latin Club 4, 3, 2, 1; Senior Play 4; French Club 4, 3, 2; Glee Club 4, 3; Chorus 2, 1; Drum Major 4; Majorette 3, 2, 1; Chemistry Club 4; Office Assistant 4, 2; Library Assistant 4; Pep Club 4, 3, 2, 1; Varsity N Club 4, 3, 2; Informer Staff 3; Music Appreciation Club 3, 2; Sophomore Class Secretary 2; Debating Society 2, 1, President 2; Camera Club 2; Student Leader 2; Junior National Honor Society 1. JANICE CAROLE FRANKLIN Jannie Senior Parties, Enthusiasm, and Airline Stewardess. Chorus 4, 3, 2, 1; Prom Committee 3; Gold Key 4, 3, 2, 1; Dramatic Club 4, 3, 2, 1; French Club 4, 3, 2, 1; Latin Club 4, 3, 2, 1; Glee Club 4, 2, 1; Chemistry Club 4, 3; Senior Play 4; Varsity N Club 4, 3, 2, 1; Pep Club 3, 2, 1, President 3; Theatre Arts Club 3; Music Appreciation Club 2; Informer Staff 2, 1; Debating Society 2, 1; Library Assistant 2, 1; Camera Club 2; Freshman Class Treasurer 1. 17 JUDITH ANN GEFIS Judy School once a week, Blonde, Charlie. Commercial Club 4, 3, Vice-President 3; Student Council 3; Senior Play 4; Dramatic Club 1; Gold Key 4, 3; Guidance Aid 3; Pep Club 1; Glee Club 1; Prom Committee 3. AAARJORIE LOUISE GILCHRIST Marji Paul, Geometry Senior Play 4; Latin Club 4, 3, 2, 1; French Club 4, 3, 2; Gold Key 4; Dramatic Club 3, 2; informer 2, 1; Pep Club 3, 2, 1; Library Club 1; Prom Committee 3. SERENA RUTH GILES Beanie Janice and Leslie, Cape Cod, The Yellow Chevy, Hairstyling Latin Club 4, 3, 2, 1; French Club 4, 3, 2; Dramatic Club 4, 3, 2, 1; Sojourn Staff 4j Commercial Club 4; Gold Key 4, 3, 2; Senior Play 4; Pep Club 3, 2, 1; Debating Club 2; Prom Com- mittee 3; Informer 2; Varsity N Club 4, 3, 2; Glee Club 1. LOIS HANLEY Lois ' Bright Red Hair, Nursing Future Teachers of America Secretary 3; Student Council 2, 1 ; Cheerleader 3; Senior Play 4; Gold Key 3, 2; Sojourn Staff 4, Informer Staff 2, 1; Latin Club 3, 2, 1; French Club 2; Prom Committee 3; Dramatic Club 2, 1; Glee Club 2, 1; Debating Club 3; Pep Club 4, 3, 2, 1; Varsity N Club 3; Chemistry Club 4. 18 WILLISTON AAARCELLOUS HOLBERT JR. Bud ' 55 Chevies, Wheaton kitchen, Mr. Reade ' s assistant, Marty ' s. Sojourn Staff 4; Chemistry Club 4; Prom Committee 3; Band 3, 2, 1; Track 3; Dramatic Club 2, 1; Latin Club 2, 1; Baseball 2; Library Assistant 2, 1. LINDA LEE JACKSON Linda University of Mass.; Yearbook, Honor Roll. Sojourn Editor 4; Student Council 4; French Club 4, 3, 2, Treasurer 3; National Honor Society 4, 3, 2, President 4; Dra- matic Club 4, 3, 2, 1; Gold Key 4; Senior Class Play 4; Student Exchange Committee 4, 3; Latin Club 3, 2, 1; Junior National Honor Society 1 . The little ' 52 Che . Gold Key 3; Senior Class Play 4; Library Club 1. CAROL ANN JANELLE Carol What? , Haskir.s, North Eastern University, Yearbook pictures, English Teaching. Sojourn Photography Editor 4; Student Council 4; National Honor Society 4, 3; Gold Key 4; Informer Co-editor 4, Assistant Editor 3; Latin Club 4, 3, 2, 1; French Club 4, 3, 2; Dramatic Club 4, 3, 2, 1; Chemistry Club 4; Varsity N Club 4, 3; Pep Club 3; Senior Class Play 4; WARA Radio Club 3; Sophomore Class Treasurer 2; Student Leader 2; Junior National Honor Society 1. 19 SALLY ANN JENNINGS Chubby LAURA REGINA KEISLING Laura Best dressed girl, Duplicating Machines. Mighty Mouse Commercial Club 4, 3, President 4; Class Secretary 4; Student Commercial Club 4; Senior Piay 4; French Club 3, 2; Library Council 4; Sojourn Business Manager 4, Latin Club 4, 3, 2, 1; Club 1; Prom Committee 3. Pep Club 3, 2, 1, Treasurer 3; Informer 3; Prom Committee 3; Varsity N Club 3, 2, 1; Gold Key 2; Debating Club Vice-Presi- dent 1; Junior National Society 2, 1; Senior Play 4. BRENDA ELAINE KELLY Brenda LEO PAUL LAROSE Leo ' Smiles and Dimples. French Pastries, Leo the Roaring Lion, the Yellow Mercury. Commercial Club 4, 3; Senior Play 4. Gold Key 4; Senior Play 4. 20 KATHERYN ANN LOKITIS Kathy Posters and Pony-tails. Gold Key 4; Senior Class Play 4; Prom Committee 3; Library Club 1. MARJORIE ELEANOR AAACKINLAY Margie Blushing, Silent, the Pumpkin crew. Sojourn Staff 4; National Honor Society 4, 3; French Club 4, 3, 2, Treasurer 4; Latin Club 4, 3, 2, 1; Chemistry Club 4; Senior Class Play 4; Pep Club 2, 1; Student Council 1; Freshman Class Secretary 1; Dramatic Club I; Debating Society 1; Junior National Honor Society 1. BRENDA CLAIR MARSHALL Brandy Christmas cards, School office. Commercial Club 4, 3; Latin Club 4, 3, 2, 1; Office Assistant 4; Senior Class Play 4; Gold Key 2; Student Leader 2; Library Assistant 1. FAITH AAARIE MARTIN ' Faith Band, Dance posters. Prom invitations. Witty comments. Band 4, 3, 2, 1, Vice-President 4; French Club 4, 3, 2; Latin Club 4, 3, 2, 1; Theatre Arts Club 3; Informer Staff 4; Dra- matic Club 4, 3, 2, 1; Chemistry Club 4; Gold Key 4; Senior Class Play 4; Prom Committee 3; Music Appreciation Club 3; Library Club 3. 21 ROBIN PAULDING Rob Oh, really? pixyish appearance, Mechanical Drawing, Peabody— Republican. Student Council 4, 2; Informer Co-editor 4, Editor 3; Sojourn Business Manager 4; Latin Club 4, 3, 2, 1, Quaestor 3; Camera Club 2; French Club 4, 3, 2; Dramatic Club 4, 3, 2, 1; Glee Club 4, 3, 1; Junior National Honor Society 2, 1; Library Club 4; Gold Key 4; Prom Committee Co-chairman 3; Varsity N Club 4, 3, 2, 1; Pep Club 3, 2, 1; Office Assistant 4, 2; Future Teachers of America 4, 3; Classical Music Club 3, 2; Senior Play 4. MARJORIE SOULE PLUAAAAER Marjie Posters, individual, quiet Chemistry Club 4; Dramatic Club 3; Library Club 3; Future Teachers of America 4, 3; Sojourn Staff 4; Latin Club 3; Glee Club 4. GEORGE ARMAND PLANTE George The big bad Fury Gold Key 4, 3; Baseball 3. ROGER WILLIAM RAMSEY Scholar Sun-District baseball and basketball, days off, Cadillac Class Vice-President 1; Class Treasurer 4; Student Council 4; Basketball 4, 3, 2, 1, Captain 4, 3; Baseball 4, 3, 2, 1, Captain 4, 3; Chemistry Club 4, 3; Gold Key 4, 3; Varsity N Club 4, 3, 2, 1. 22 CHERYL ANN REGO Cherrie FRANCIS JAMES REILLY Butch Horses, impish. Horses, blue and white Ford Commercial Club 4, 3; Library Club 2, 1; French Club 2; Latin Senior Class Supper 4; Prom Committee 3; Radio Club 1. Club 1. CAROL ANN RICHARDSON Shortstuff Navy, Commercial Department Latin Club 4, 3, 2, 1; Pep Club 4, 3, 2, 1; Varsity N Club 4, 3, 2, 1; Dramatic Club 2, 1; Commercial Club 4, 3, Secretary. CAROLYN HOWARD ROBBINS Carole Barney, Crinkling eyes. Gold Key 4, 3, 2; Commercial Club 4, 3; Sojourn Staff 4; Prom Committee 3; Pep Club 2. 23 ' I DAVID PETER ROGERS Dave ' The screaming, fenderiess Chevy, electronics. Gold Key 4; Radio Club 2, 1; Prom Committee 3. DENNIS ROBERT SHAW Denny The shot-put, deep-blue Ford. Gold Key 2; Student Council 1; Track 4, 3, 2, 1. RAYMOND HUGH SCOTT Ray ' Tall, blond, silent guy. Radio Club 1; Senior Class Supper. PAUL EDMOND SHIELDS Paul Volkswagen?? radio tubes, solder guns. Radio Club 1; French Club 2; Gold Key 4; Basketball Manager 2; Prom Committee 3. 24 MARGARET FLORENCE SMITH Smiddie CYNTHIA JEAN SOLDAT Cindy A W car-hop, Commercial Department. Prom decorations, singing ability. Gold Key 4, 3, 2; Commercial Club 4, 3; Prom Committee 3; Glee Club 4, 3; Library Club 4, 2; Latin Club 3, 2, 1; French Pep Club 2. Club 3, 2; Music Appreciation Club 3; Prom Committee 3. GEORGE DONALD SOUSA George ALFRED RODIQUES TEIXEIRA Sunny Bristol Farms, anything for a car. The rolly-polly approach, black shirts. Go d Key 4, 3. Gold Key 4, 3. 25 ELIZABETH ANN TEXEIRA Betty Football team advocate, glee club. Gold Key 4, 3; Student Council 1; Pep Club 3, 2, 1; Commer- cial Club 3; Latin Club 3, 2, 1; Glee Club 4, 3, 2; Prom Com- mittee 3; Music Appreciation 3; Cheerleader 3. JOHN ALBERT WAITE John ' The five-year old Senior, engineering, slide rules, and the trombone. Band 4, 3, 2, 1. P. O. D. class, ' 58 Fairlane. Basketball 4, 3, 2, 1; Track 4, 3; Gold Key 3; French Club 3; Prom Committee 3. JOHN BAILEY WILLIS JR. Johnny ' Boya ' State, close-shave, baseball, timekeeper. Informer Sports Editor 4, 3; Baseball 4, 3, 2, 1, Co-captain 4, Basketball 4, 3, 2, 1; Student Council 4, 2, 1; Latin Club 1, Band 4, 3, 2, 1, President 4, Vice-President 3; Gold Key 4, 1, Cross Country 4; Prom Committee 3; French Club 3. 26 WOODROW EDWARD WILSON JR. Woody STEPHEN FOSTER WOOD Mayor Guitars, fire-engines, imitations, talking. Politics, law school, arguments Gold Key Captain 4; Ramblin ' Boys 4; Student Council 4, 3; French Club 4, 3, 2, President 4; Latin Club 4, 3, 2, 1; Base- Chorus Club, President 4, 3 and Manager 2; Prom CommiWee 3. ball 4, 3, 2; Student Council 4, 2; Basketball 4; Cross Country 4; Chemistry Club President 4; Band 3, 2, 1; Class Treasurer 3. JOHN C. ZACCARDI lack Baseball, and Mr. Ford, Cold Bond Stamps, Old Jules, Nepco Baseball 4, 3, 2, 1; Latin Club 4, 3, 2, 1; French Club 4, 3, 2; Student Council 4; Chemistry Club 4; Basketball 3, 2, 1; Prom Committee 3; Track 1. 27 SENIOR The Senior year is the busiest one in high school when the de- mands on one ' s time and efforts are great- er than ever before. On the following pages, we will prove that the year was not one long party. This pictorial story shows that we worked hard so that we may look back with pleasure (or regret), and others may look forward to their Senior year. Pictured above; Officers of the Class of 1963 were responsible for the success of all senior activities during the past year. They are, left to right, Sally Jennings, Secretary; Bill Alston, Vice-President; Pat Estee, President; and Roger Ramsey, Treasurer. Pictured above: One of the rare moments when the entire class was gathered together— the class meeting. 28 SCENES Pictured above: Most important club and sport leaders are seniors who have actively participated as members. Those shown are: (Seated, left to right): Sally Jennings, President of Commercial Club; Linda Jackson, President of National Honor Society; Carol Janelle, Co-editor of Informer; Nancy Ford, President Dramatic Club; (standing): Diane Fitton, Lieutenant of Gold Key; Woody Wilson, Captain of Gold Key; John Willis, President of Band; Bill Alston, President of Student Council; Steve Wood, President of French and Chemistry Clubs; Ian Dunlop, Captain of Track; Roger Ramsey, Captain of Basketball; Robin Paulding, Co-editor of Informer. Pictured above: Marjorie MacKinlay (front) and Cynthia Soldat Pictured above: Several seniors who achieved high marks were among concentrate on a difficult math problem. those honored at a Social sponsored by the Honor Society. Ian Dunlop is shown being served refreshments by Nancy Ford. 29 Pictured above: Future businessmen and women practice taking shorthand. Pictured above: P.O.D. students listen as Mr. Dimattia gives a lecture on American government. 30 Pictured above: Note-taking is one of the most important parts of Senior English. 31 Pictured above: The Seniors reluctantly enjoying their 30 minute break before being invaded by elementary school children. MB Mi Pictured above: Seniors leave by the back door for their cars, Pictured above: Seniors hurry to avoid the buses and the under- work, and home! classmen! 32 Pictured above are the officers of the Junior Class. Left to right, they are: Barry Malloy, Treasurer; Virginia Pires, Vice-President; and Charles Trabucco, President. Missing is Paula Tomase, Secretary. ELEVENTH GRADE Brown, E. Bouchard, D. Dupee. 35 TENTH 36 ROOM Pictured above, left to right, bottom row to fop, are; Row one: B. Metzger, M. Patterson, D. Rappaneau, S. Raymond, Ol C Mrs. Sarah f?ugg (Advisor); Row two: C. McGrath, A , Ramos, L. Pike, J. McLeod, C. Morin, P. McCarron; Row three: J. Moore, W. Pacheco, W. Martin, D. Pye, L. McGrath, K. Pye; Row four: G. O ' Brien, G. Pedini, M. Mowry, K. Mohr, D. Naismith, S. Paulding. GRADE Martin, C. Henson, A. Fernandes; J. Marshall. 38 Pictured above are the Freshman Class officers, left to right: Lee Raymond, Treasurer; David Brown, Secretary; Ronnie Murray, President; Shirley Hall, Vice-President. NINTH GRADE ROOM 208 Pictured above, bottom row to top, left to right, are; Row one: J. Amancio, M. Baptista, AA. Carter, L. Champagne, L. Austin, C. Bowen, Miss M. Milot (Advisor); Row two: S. Bennett, F. Briggs, D, Beck, D. Burns, J. Azevedo, B. Cassidy, A. Bellevance; Row three: A. Atchison, C. Avilla, D. Burbank, P. Brown, J. Bohannon, J. Baptista, D. Lopes; Row four: J. Atchison, D. Brown, J, Boudreau, R. Boulay, D. Braley, E. Cameron. 39 40 ROOM 121 Pictured above, bottom row to top, left to right are; Row one: P. Patterson, J. MacDonald, J. Mallon, J. Marston, R. Lovenbury, Mrs. J. Proulx (advisor); Row two: G. Maclean, J. O ' Connor, L. Miller, P. Murphy, P. Moy, K. Nason; Row three: R. Murray, B. Melanson, R. Reach, D, Monty, S. Miller, S. Lyons; Row four: T. Paradis, L. Powell, S. Prosky, R. Liberty, T. O ' Brien, K. McDuff. ROOM 214 Pictured above, bottom row to top, left to right, are: Row one: J. Russell, W. Robinson, J. Stares, D. Ross, L. Raymond, S. Turgeon, D. Rose, M. Tetreault; Row two: L. Rogers, P. Yelle, M. Smith, D. Rei, J. Smith, S. Webb, W. Todorsky, R. Trabucco, C. Sicard; Row three: S. Reilley, Y. Schlecting, D. Rego, M. Wickersham, M. Rocha, B. Salley, D. Tilton, B. Stafford; Row four; Mr. J. Robert Ford (advisor), J. Robello, R. Sargent, J. Wiggins, P. Shaw, J. Young, J. Yelle, M. Thomas. . , 41 ADVISORS Pictured above are the Seventh and Eighth Grade advisors. They are, left to right: Mr. T. MacDonald, Mr. A. Nuttall, Mr. R. Rubin, Miss D. Berberian, Miss C. Baron, Mrs. M. Mudge, Mr. J. Solomonese, Mr. A. Wagner, and Mr. D. DiMattia. SEVENTH GRADE JUNIOR HIGH ROOM 17 Pictured above, bottom row to top, are members of the Seventh Grade. They are, left to right: Row one: P. Murphy, E. MacDonald, R. Molitor, B. Monty, G. MacLeod, K. MacCaffrie, Mr. R. Rubin (advisor); Row two: E. Miller, M. McEndy, N. Lopes, B. MacDonald, J. Peirce, R. Pedro, N. Murray; Rov three: D. Melito, N. Moniz, S. Radnor, D. Pedini, P. Rand, E. LaPointe, K. Lincks; Row four: T. Paradis, D. Nason, P. Medeiros, L. Lesperance, D. Melanson, S. MacLean. 42 ROOM 5 Pictured above, bottom row to top, left to right, are members of the Seventh Grade. They are: Row one: R. Kendall, S. Gilchrist, J. Lemaire, R. Goddard, K. Fiske, G. Gilson, S. French, R. Lambert, P. Hassie; Row two; R. Holway, P. Herzog, S. Jackson, A. Jackson, L. Kerrigan, A. Lane, S. Dumont, D. Hemeon; Row three: S. Forget, P. Jasperson, W. Johnson, E. Gefis, A. Gove, L. Johnson, D. Howard, Miss D. Berberian (advisor); Row four: K. Kearns, D. Kerr, L. Enos, D. Field, P. Graney, P. Jackson, J. Kosinski, D. Garceau. SCHOOL ROOM 16 Pictured above, bottom row to top, left to right, are members of the Seventh Grade. They are: Row one: J. Dubuc, D. Dion, C. Cameron, E. Battistello, J. Alston, D. Dion, D. Dion; Row two: R. Costa, D. Carter, M. Courchine, R. Boulay, P. Bunker, J. Arno, R. Austin, Miss C. Baron (Advisor); Row three: K. Allen, E. Brown, R. Boulay, W. Bolton, R. Bangs, C. Chadwick, C. Coasta; Row four: M. Danforth, S. Backstrom, H. Berry, G. Bunker, J. Chaput, C. Cooper. 43 ROOM 24 Pictured above, bottom row to top, are members of the Seventh Grade. Left to right, they are: Row one; D. St. Pierre, P. Smith, A. Rich, E. Waite, S. Rich, R. Sigman, Mr. A. Wagner (advisor); Row two: E. Stares, S. White, C. Ray, G. Teixeria, T. Rogers, R. Salisbury, S. Willis, J. Stafford; Row three: S. Zumalt, G. Risoldi, D. Valequett, P. Teixeria, L. Tetreault, L. Yaursites, B. Razee, G. Razee; Row four: W. Wynn, J. Waggstaff, L. Reynolds, S. Roberge, L. Tilton, P. Zupanic, M. Vogershian. EIGHTH GRADE ROOM 6 Pictured above, bottom row to top, are members of the Eighth Grade. Left to right, they are: Row one: Mrs. M. AAudge (Advisor), M. Sigman, V. Texeira, T. St. James, F. Wi wall, J. Yelle; Row two: J. Sousa, J. Stevens, W. Sprague, D. Rownds, D. Weilding, J. Watson; Row three; D. Sigman, R. Strom. L. Stepanek, D. Zwicker, G. Roy, R. Thurber; Row four: D. Sanders, S. Therrien, G. White, A. Stentiford, C. Robinson. 44 ROOM 7 Pictured above, left to right, bottom row to top, are members of the Eighth Grade: Row one; C. Peterson, AA. Mels- bach, F. Molitor, D. Peabody, D. Rich, D. AAowry, J. O ' Brien; Row two: Mr. Joseph Solmonese, (advisor); L. Olson, C. McBride, D. Rappaneau, G. Reilly, T. Ramos, K. Marshall; Rovv three: V. Paulus, J. Moore, J. May, E. Ricci, R. Mulcahy, J. Mulholland, S. Melanson; Row four: W. Monty, E. Mouldirfg, M. Murphy, G. Parks, R. Marshall, L. Petipas, E. Norton. ROOM 8 Pictured above, left to right, bottom row to top, are members of the Eighth Grade; Row one; B. Blunsden, R. Araujo, W. Bliss, Mr. Dominic, DiMattia, (Advisor); Row two; S. Brown, S. Bignell, M. Bartley, B. Arno, G. Bell, J. Baptista; Row three; F. Bottomley, D. Becker, B. Brown, K. Bischoff, J. Berg, L. Barnett: Row four: K. Bennett, A. Bohannon, M. Atechison, A. Bryant, J. Bangs, J. Avilla. 45 ROOM 20 Pictured above are members of the Eighth Grade. They are, bottom row to top; left to right: First row: C. Kuhn, M. LaCombe, M. Lokitis, L. Langevin, L. Higginbotham, D. Levesque; Second row: B. Hagstrom, D. Kerr, C. Hyland, L. Johnson, D. Hicks, L. Jacobs, Mr. A. Nuttall (advisor); Third row: D. Johnson, L. Knox, L. Lawson, S. Lynch, W. Jean, L. Larocque; Fourth row: S. Jackson, R. Hardigan, P. Koutrouba, W. Kenniston, D. Jenks, J. Hayes. ROOM 25 Pictured above are members of the Eighth Grade. They are, bottom row to top, left to right: First row: D. Dumont, W. Danforth, A. Faherty, A. Franklin, F. George, F. Durham; Second row: G. DeValk, K. Graney, S. Flynn, E. Cameron, D. Fernandes, S. Doucette, Mr. T. McDonald (advisor); Third row: T. Grund, M. Carter, R. Courbron, M. Collins, R. Fernandes, S. Chadwick, C. Courchine; Fourth row: W. Faria, P. Chasteray, L. Gray, C. Douglas, R. DaSilva, B. Cam- eron, K. Cameron. 46 CLASSES Pictured above: Mrs. Perez ' s Junior French class eagerly awaits the chance to correct Jeff Brown ' s French on the blackboard. Pictured above: This Junior College English class ponders over the symbols in several short stories. Pictured above: AAr. Connors gives instruction to two Sophomores, constructing a model house. Pictured above: Students use their study hall eagerly to catch up on undone as- signments. 47 Pictured above: Latin, often a very confusing language, is explained to first year students Pictured above: A junior and a senior make by Mr. Daley. excellent use of the typing room. STUDENT COUNCIL Pictured left are Actionist Student Coun- cil officers. Left to right, they are: Diane Rushia, Secretary; William Alston, Presi- dent; Barry Malloy, Vice-President; and Pat Estee, Treasurer. Pictured above, bcrttom row to top, are the members of Student Council. Left to right they are. Row one: I. Dunlop, J. Zaccardi, R. Murray, C. Trabucco, G. Maclean, M. Bartley, J. Willis; Row two: N. Ford, L. Jackson, D. Rushia, B. Malloy, W. Alston, P. Estee, M. Thomas; Row three: Mr. D. Dimattia (Advisor), L. Pike, S. Hall, S. Camara, P. Tomase, D. Fitton, R. Paulding, R. Ramsey; Row four: S. Jennings, C. Janelle, S. Peabody, E. Haskell, V. Pires, S. Wood, W. Wilson; Row five: D. Beck, B. Metzger, M. Zupanick, C. Anderson, L. Stevens. Student Council serves as Nor- ton High School ' s student govern- ing body. Last Fall, cannpaigns were held to elect officers for this group. The Probienns of Democracy classes sponsored the political part- ies, Liberalists and Actionists, for the cannpaign. For the first time in ' the history of Norton High, the presidential candidate was unop- posed, and one party took all of the offices. The officers elected were William Alston, President; Diane Rushia, Secretary; Barry Mal- loy, Vice-President; and Patricia Estee, Treasurer. Several money-making events were held during the year, and some of the campaign promises were fulfilled. This year was a suc- cessful one for Student Council. 52 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Pictured above, bottom row to top, left to right, are the permanent and probationary { ) members of the National Honor Society. They are. Row one: N. Ford, L. Jackson, J. Willis, P. Estee; Row two: Mrs. J. Findlater (Advisor), C. Janelle, M. MacKinlay, S. Wood; Row three: E. Rubin , D. Collins , J. Hoare , E. Freeman , K. Dahlman . The National Honor Society is an organization which recognizes out- standing students on the basis of their scholarship, leadership, char- acter, and service. Sophomores are inducted as probationary mennbers, and juniors and seniors as perm- anent members. Several functions were presented by the Society this year. On February 8, 1963, the annual Honors Recognition Social was held for those students who were on the honor roll for the first two terms. At the social. Dr. Paul Cressey of Wheaton College spoke on the education in the Philippines. At the Induction in March, Dr. Prentice, Persident of Wheaton, spoke before the entire school. The best students from the three classes were inducted at this time. Pictured above, left to right, are the officers of the National Honor Society for the year 1962-63. They are, seated; Nancy Ford, Secretary; Linda Jackson, President; Pam Estee, Vice-President; and, standing: John Willis, Treasurer; Mrs. Jean Findlater, Advisor. 53 Pictured left are the three edi- tors of the yearbook with their advisor. Left to right, they are: Ian Dunlop, Associ- ate Editor; Miss Grace B. Kier- nan, Advisor; Nancy Ford, As- sociate Editor; Linda Jackson, Editor-in-Chief. SOJOURN Each year, beginning in September, a staff of Seniors prepares the So;ourn for pub- lication. The editor-in-chief and the two associate editors, do the actual planning, while the Business Managers ' staff takes care of financial matters. The Photography Editor must be sure that all pictures are taken on schedule, and the Advertising staff solicits ad- vertisements from local busi- nesses. Finally, the Quotations staff decides the various phrases suitable for each Sen- ior. All staffs have one goal in mind, to present a yearbook through which members of the graduating class, and others, may recall their high school years. Pictured above are the staff editors who helped produce the Sojourn. Left to right, they are: Pat Estee, Advertising Manager; Carol Janelle, Photography Editor; Sally Jennings and Robin Paulding, Business Managers; Linda Jackson, Editor; Nancy Ford, Associate Editor; Ian Dunlop, Associate Editor. Pictured above, left row to right, front to back, are the members of the Sojourn staff. They are; Row one: 1. Dunlop, S. Jennings, L. Hanley, C. Richardson, M. MacKinlay; Row two: L. Jackson, R. Paulding, F. Martin, P. Estee; Row three: N. Ford, J. Barron, P. Estee, C. Janelle; Row four: E. Bouchard, E. Edwards, L. Briggs, W. Alston, D. Fitton. 54 INFORMER Under the leadership of Co- editors Robin Paulding and Carol Janelle, with Assistant Editor Elaine Haskell, the In- former passed its second year as a professionally printed stu- dent newspaper. School news articles, editorials, and feature articles were among the fea- tures of each issue which in- terested all students. Pictured above are Co-editors Robin Paulding (left) and Carol Janelle, discussing the new issue of the Informer with Assistant Editor Elaine Haskell (right). Pictured left, bottom row to top, is the InforrDer staff of reporters. Left to right, they are. Row one: J. Barron, E. Haskell, R. Paulding, C. Janelle; Row two; P. Holbrook, S. Fiske, K. Carroll, W. Alston; Row three: F. Martin, J. Willis, I. Dunlop, S. Paulding. 55 DRAMATIC The Dramatic Club, under the direction of Mr. H. Paulus, pre- sented three plays during the course of the year. They included farce, drama, and comedy. The members also made several trips to Boston, Massachusetts, to see stage productions. Pictured above are the officers of the Dramatic Club. Left to right, they are, W, Martin (Treas- urer); K. Gomes (Vice-President); N. Ford (President); E. Haskell (Secretary). Pictured above, bottom row to top, are the members of the Dramatic Club. Left to right, they are. Row one: J. Baker, D. Carvalho, M. Bartley, E. Haskell, K. Gomes, N. Ford, P. Phillips, D. MacArther, D. Reade; Row two: S. Paulding, D. Collins, W. Alston, F. Martin, S. Giles, L. Jackson, W. Martin, J. Franklin, P. Estee, B. Hagstrom, J. Adams; Row three: L. Baker, S. Camara, H. Stevens, J. D ' Angelo, J. Finnemore, C. Reynolds, J. Barron, M. Alston, K. Dahlman, Mr. H. Paulus (Advisor); Row four: J. Moore, C. Janelle, E. Freeman, R. Paulding, B. Burbank, J. Berube, C. Clark, D. Burns, E. Rubin, J. O ' Connor; Row five: J. Mallon, D. Rappeneau, P. Moy, L. Trainor, C. Jackson, V. Pires, G. Carlson, L. Stevens, J. Parker, W. Todorski. 56 CLUB LETTERS TO LUCERNE LETTERS TO LU- CERNE was the Dramatic Club ' s second presenta- tion of the year. The play was somewhat of a change for the club, as it was more of a strict drama and less comedy. Several of the cast had previously ap- peared in plays and once again did an excellent job in portraying the characters. Pic- tured here, are several scenes photographed at the dress rehear- sals. Pictured above, left to right, are: Joseph Lynch (Francois); Curwood); and Elaine Haskell (Bingo Hill). Bill Martin (Gustave); Shirley Hall (Marion Pictured above, left to right, are: Joan Barron (Miss Linder); Pictured above, left to right, are the stars of the production; Donna Carvalho (Mrs. Hunter); and Linda Baker (Felice Renoir). Jo-Ann Baker (Olga Kirinski); Elizabeth Freeman, (Erna Shmidt); and John Adams (Hans Shmidt). 57 GOLD KEY SOCIETY The Gold Key Society is the school ' s service organization. Woodrow Wilson, Captain; and Diane Fitton, Lieutenant, as- signed various people to act as monitors in different sections of the school. Senior boys acted as hall monitors between classes so that traffic would travel smoothly through the corridors. Pictured above are Captain Woody Wilson and Lieutenant Diane Fitton performing their respective duties as monitors betv een classes. Pictured above are, bottom row to top, the members of the Gold Key Society. Left to right they are. Row one: L. Thornhill, J. Hagerfy, M. Alston, C. Owen, P. Bennion, R. Paulding, J. Simkins, E. Edwards, D. Fitton,- Row two: J. Medeiros, J. Barron, J. Franklin, S. Peabody, F. Martin, P. Estee, C. Rego, P. Estee, L. Hanley, Mr. F. Kelley (advisor); Row three; K. Pye, A . Smith, C. Robbins, K. Lokitis, E. Bouchard, S. Adams, P. Tomase, C. Knox, C. Rei, E. Haskell; Row four; P. Brady, M. Gilchrist, J. Parker, W. Holbert, R. Ramsey, G. Plante, D. Shaw, A. Teixeira, G. Sousa; Row five: S. Giles, J. Franklin, E. Texeira, L. Trainor, J. Roberge, P. Clark, L. LaRose, J. Colpas, W. Wilson; Row six: D. Rogers, P. Shields, D. Dunn, E. Whitcomb, W. Alston, J. Willis, G. Peterson, D. LaPointe, D. Whitely. 58 SENIOR LIBRARY CLUB Members of the Senior Library Club, from grades nine through twelve, were taught to assist Miss Loud in the library. They wor ked at cataloging, and at checking books in-and-out for those students who used the library facilities. Pictured above, bottom row to top, are the members of the Senior Library Club. Left to right, they re. Row one: C. Maltais, D. Rappeneau, L. Thornhill, E. Bouchard, W. Alston (President), J. Carmichael (Vice-President); L. LaRosee (Treasurer); E. Edwards, A. Lane, W. Robinson, B. Metzger, E. Eisnor, L. Miller, S. Turgeon, S. Hall, J. Mallon, N. Jennings, J. Barron, Miss E. Loud (Advisor); Row three: S. Bologna, D. Rushia, J. Spittell, J. Finnemore, C. Metzger, C. Jackson, M. Field, F. Bell, C. Soldat, R. Paulding, S. Hobson; Row four: J. Franklin, J. Hagerfy, J. D ' Angelo, A. Harnden, S. Bennett, P. Bennion, J. Harnden, P. Moy, N. Harnden, E. Haskell (Secretary). COMMERCIAL CLUB The Commercial Club was composed of Juniors and Seniors who took business courses last year. During the year, field trips were taken to business organizations and to business schools. Pictured above, bottom row to top, are the members of the Commercial Club. Left to right, they are. Row one: L. Briggs Corresponding Secretary); C. Richardson (Secretary); S. Jennings (President); Mrs. J. Proulx (Advisor); C. Rei (Vice-President); S. Adams (Treasurer); Row two: S. Westaway, S. Giles, J. Carmichael, E. Edwards, R. Gerry, E. Bouchard; Row three: C. Robbins, J. Rey, L. Kelsling, B. Kelly, B. Marshall, L. Trainer; Row four: C. Murphy, M. Smith, D. Bosquet, J. Roberge. 59 LATIN CLUB Latin Club is one of the old- est clubs at Norton High School. Each year, the most important event involves the initiation of freshman slaves. Freshmen, last year, were in- itiated early in the school year and sold at the annual slave sale. In the spring, a Roman wedding ceremony and ban- quet was held according to ancient Roman traditions. Pictured above are the Latin Club officers. Left to right, they are, Doreen Paille (Scribe); Virginia Pires (Second Consul); Michael Zupanick (First Consul); and Ellen Rubin (Quaestor). Pictured above, bottom row to top, are the Junior and Senior members of the Latin Club. Left to right, they are. Row one: J. Barron, R. Paulding, AA. MacKinlay, E. Rubin, D. Paille, M, Zupanick, V. Pires, L. Hanley, T. Moniz, C. Keifer, Mr. J. Daley (Advisor); Row two: N. Ford, G. Carlson, T. Rogers, D. Lori, J. Hoare, S. Jennings, G. Richardson, S. Peabody, S. Facey, L. Courbron, M. Silvia; Row three: S. Hobson, B. Malloy, G. Peabody, S. Fiske, D. Carvalho, K. Dahlman, D. Collins, S. Camara, D, Bousquet, B. Marshall, W. Alston; Row four: C. Janelle, P. Brady, M. Gilchrist, F. Martin, K. Gomes, J. Franklin, S. Giles, E. Freeman, J. Baker, P. Estee, B. Hagstrom, I. Dunlop. 60 Pictured above, bottom row to top, are the Freshman and Sophomore members of the Latin Club. Left to right, they are. Row one: M. Field, N. Jennings, J. Mallon, S. Hall, J. Russell, N. Harnden, J. Hobson, P. Moy, C. Jackson, L. Miller, S. Turgeon; Row two: J. D ' Angelo, P. Bennion, W. Martin, J. Azevedo, J. Moore, J. O ' Connor, L. Raymond, D. Reade, M. Alston, D. Rappeneau, S. Jacobs, F. Lane, L. Thornhill, S. Bologna; Row three: A. Fernandes, L. Connors, C. Holbert, N. Holman, A. Holloway, P. Chastenay, D. Burbank, R. Peach, M. Thomas, J. Young, B. Metzger, E. Haskell; Row four: J, Finnemore, S. Kelly, M. Gegenheimer, B. Burbank, L. Baker, C. LaRue, J. Yelle, A. Duniop, D. Caswell, J. Spittell, P. Cassidy, D. Rushia, L. LaRosee; Row five: J. Hagerty, V. Ghiorse, M. Bartley, J. Adams, J. Fonseca, J. Berube, C. Clark, P. Phillips, S. Paulding, D. Brown, C. Reynolds, C. Dahlman, P. Rich. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Future Teachers of America was designed for those Juniors and Seniors interested in a teaching career. In this club, members assisted subject teachers of their choice, to discover whether these same students wished to continue teacher-training studies. Pictured above, bottom row to top, are the members of the Future Teachers of America Club. Left to right, they are. Row one: B. Hagstrom (Secretary); E. Freeman (Vice-President); S. Facey (President); S. Fiske (Treasurer); Row two: R. Paulding, M. Plummer, J. Barron, K. Gomes. 61 FRENCH CLUB In addition to the study of French in the classroom, the French Club was formed to give students an opportunity to learn more about French culture. Members learned French Christmas carols and held a caroling party which the townspeople could enjoy. Other areas of French culture are also studied. Pictured above are the officers of the French Club with their advisors. Left to right, they are: (seated) Marjorie MacKinlay, Treasurer; Stephen Wood, President; (standing) Mr. Walter Precourt (Advisor), Elaine Haskell, Secretary; Mrs. Saundra Perez (Advisor). Pictured above are the sophomores, juniors, and seniors who are members of the French Club. They are, bottom row to top, left to right: Row one: M. Alston, D. Rappaneau, L. Thornhill, S. Jacobs, J. Sargeant, J. Franklin, S. Caniara, E. Haskell, S. Wood, J. Grund, M. MacKinlay, T. Moniz, D. Reade, K. Dahlman, S. Bologna, R. Paulding, D. Carvahio, D. Collins; Row two: Mr. W. Precourt (advisor); L. LaRosee, C. Knox, D. Fitton, B. Metzger, J. Dill, D. MacArthur, J. D ' Angelo, J. Baker, S. Hobson, B. Hagstrom, J. Franklin, L. Freeman, S. Fiske, J. Hoare, Mrs. S. Perez (advisor); Row three: S. Facey, D. Rushia, J. Hagerty, V. Ghiorse, C. Robinson, J. Moore, B. Malloy, D. Loving, R. Shields, P. Boucher, W. Martin, A. Fernandes, R. DaSilva, M. Silvia, L. Coubron; Row four: J. Finnemore, C. Kiefer, M. Gilchrist, P. Brady, C. Leroux, L. Baker, H. Stevens, C. Clark, J. Berube, J. Whiite, D. Lori, C. Metzger, D. Paille, B. Chadwick; Row five: M. Field, P. Bennion, L. Cundall, A. Walker, V. Pires, P. Chastenay, J. Boudreau, L. Conners, D. Naismith, C. Henson, K. Carroll, J. Carmichael, J. Barron, S. Paulding, J. Spittell; Row six: P. Holbrook, S. Peabody, K. Gomes, J. Brown, T. Rogers, G. Peabody, P. Cassidy, M. Bartley, J. Adams, M. Zupanick. 62 CHEMISTRY CLUB The Chemistry Club was a very large organization this year because a course in Chemistry was offered in the school. The club ' s activities in- cluded a trip to the U. S. Army Quartermaster Research Labor- atories where students saw ac- tual biological and chemical re- search being done. During the latter part of the school year, members presented individual reports on different phases of Chemistry. Pictured above is Bill Alston (Treasurer) demonstrating proper laboratory procedure to (left fo right), Ian Dunlop (Vice-President), Joan Barron (Secretary), and Steve Wood (President). Pictured above are the members of the Chemistry Club. Left to right, bottom row to top, they are. Row one: M. Plummer, B. Hagstrom, M. MacKinlay, J. Franklin, J. Baker, K. Gomes, C. Janelle, N. Ford; Row two: Miss J. Wilson (Advisor), W. Alston, J. Barron, I. Dunlop, S. Wood, L. Jackson, P. Estee, L. Hanley, Mr. C. Reade (Advisor); Row three: M. Silvia, C. Keifer, L. Courbron, S. Facey, S. Fiske, K. Dahl- man, M. Field, J. Hoare, D. Paille, F. Martin, S. Camara; Row four; C. Knox, P. Shields, D. Rogers, W. Reilly, E. Whitcomb, B. Malloy, G. Carlson, H. Jennings, J. Simkins, S. Peabody; Row five: W. Holbert, G. Peabody, R. Marsden, J. Brown, P. Holbrook, T. Rogers, J. Colpas, J. Grund, J. Zaccardi, J. Willis, R. Ramsey. 63 NORTON HIGH SCHOOL BAND The Norton High School Band is a very active or- ganization. They rehearse many tinnes each week and perform at several concerts and school as- semblies. They partici- pated in parades all thro ugh the past year and once again participated in the South-Eastern Music Festival. The Majorettes are also an important part of the band and partici- pate with it in all parades and concerts. Pictured above are the Norton members of the District Band. They are, left to right, Ellen Rubin (harp); Faith Martin (flute); and John Waite (trombone). Pictured above, in concert formation are the members of the Norton High School Band, Band Major, Director, and Majorettes. 64 MAJORETTES Pictured above is the High School band drum major, Nancy Ford, who is a senior. The Majorettes are a very important part of Nor- ton High School. They march with the band when- ever the band marches and they also appear with the band at the Parents ' Night Basketball Gam e. The girls are considered part of the band and ap- pear with them at all times. The Band Drum Major leads the band in parades and is the head of the band. Pictured above are the high school band majorettes, left to right: Linda Baker, Linda Thornhill, Donna Lori, Elizabeth Freeman, Donna Carvalho, Joyce Hagarty, Sandra Bennett. 66 GUIDANCE OFFICE AIDES The Guidance Office Aides are chosen to assist the guidance counselors by typing bulletins and doing vari- ous errands. Pictured above are the Guidance Office Aides with Mrs. J. Findlafer, Advisor. They are, left to right: L. Briggs, Mrs. Findlafer, E. Bouchard, E. Rubin, C. Rei, S. Facey, C. Murphy, E. Edwards, L. Hanley, D. Fitton. MODERN DANCE CLUB The Modern Dance Club was established this year for those girls interested in the dance. AAiss Ainna Ander- son is the Advisor. Pictured above are the members of this new Club. They are, kneeling left to right, P. Yelle, S. Reilly, D. Rei, S. Hall, E. Eisnor, S. Jacobs, S. Garceau, M. Baptista, L. Champagne; (Standing): J. Mallon, B. Stafford, D. Tilton, A. Atcheson, M. Charette, 0. Beck, N. Jennings. 76 HIGH SCHOOL CHORUS Pictured above, bottom row to top, are members of the High School Chorus. Left to rights Jfi y sre, Row one: C. BQwen, C. Maltais, R. Loven- bury, D. Rei, A. Andrade, Mrs. J. Estes (Director), D. Paille, L. Trainor, M. Carter, S. Kelly; Row two: P. Yoniase, A. Harnden, C. Boulay, J. Trainor, W. Wilson, R. Angus, C. Knox, D. Pye, E. Texeira, B. Hagstrom;. Jlow three: C. Westaway, P. Marchand, J. Hoare, C. Holbert, B. Salley, J. Sherry, L. Stevens, G. Keith, D. Carvalho, J. Medeiros; Row f our: S. Webb, E. Cameron, W. Joppich, R. Boulay, G. Sears, D. Lopes, P. Walker, B. Todorski, T. Fitzgerald; Row five: L. Tetreault, R. Sargent, T. Paradis, J. Atchison, P. Clark, F. Larocque. The High School Chorus, under the direction of Mrs. J. Estes, meets several times a week and provides music for school assemblies and concerts. Pictured above, bottom row to top, are members of the High School Chorus. Left to right, they are. Row one: D. Collins, P. Leathers, L. Champagne, P. Peterson, J. Mallon, S. Raymond, J. Sargent, P. McCarron, L. Rogers, M. Ramos, J. MacDonald; Row two: G. LaGreca, A. Barrows, S. Riley, L. Lapointe, S. Hall, V. Pires, K. Pye, S. Lyons, B. Kerr, P. Wynn, C. McGrath; Row three: S. Camara, S. Bennett, N. Harnden, N. Jennings, M. Trabucco, M. deGumoens, K. Nason, V. Hilton, Y. Schlecting, S. Keene, L. Pike, S. Gove; Row four: J. Carmichael, L. Miller, P. Oliver, M. Woodland, M. Field, B. Stafford, C. Jackson, M. Gegenheimer, K. Bennett, M. Smith, J. Smith, P. Moy. 68 GIRLS ' GLEE CLUB Pictured above, bottom row to top, are the members of the Girls ' Glee Club, Left to right, they are. Row one: L. Briggs, S. Camara, J. Medeiros, C. McGrath, Mrs. J. Estes (Director), L. Thornhill, D. McCarron, M. Alston; Row two: M. Silvia, J. D ' Angelo, J. Franklin, D. Collins, S. Keene, L. Pike, E. Texeira, R. Weilding; Row three: D. Rushia, S. Bologn% C. Keifer, K. Pye, K. Carrol, M. Woodland, C. Soldaf, M. Finnemore; Fow four: J. Spittel, J. Roberge, M. Field, J. Carmichael, M. deGumoens. The Girls ' Glee Club, a select group of sophomore, junior, and senior girls, is directed by Mrs. Judith Estes. The Glee Club perfornned at musical con- certs throughout the year. The Ramblin ' Boys, under the direction of Mrs. J. Estes and Mr. C. Haller, was a vocal- instrumental group who pri- marily sang folk songs. The group was formed for enjoy- ment, and performed for the school at various times. THE RAMBLIN ' BOYS Pictured above, bottom row to top, are the Ramblin ' Boys. They are, left to right; Row one: R. Murray, W. Todorsky, S. Wickersham, Mrs. J. Estes (Piano), W, Wilson, J. Trainor, C. Robinson, A. Bellevance, C. Bowen; Row two; L. Stevens (Guitar), I. Dunlop (S-Sfring Banjo), J. Grund (Guitar), Mr. C. Haller (Tenor Banio), W. Joppich, G. Keith, J. Sherry, D. Lopes, C. Avillar, P. Clark, P. Shaw, J. Atchison, G. Boulay; Row three: G. Sears, T. Paradise, G. Boulay, L. Tetreault. 69 STUDENT LEADERS The Student Leaders are a group of girls very active in Physical Education. They aid Miss Anderson, their advisor, with many of her classes and often conduct the entire class by themselves. Pictured left are the Student Leaders with their advisor, Miss Andersson. Left to right, bottom row to top, they are, Row one: B. Burbank, L. Thornhill, AA. Baptista, D. Reade, S. Paulding; Row two: Miss A. Andersson, P. Phillips, J. Finnemore, S. Peabody, S. Camara; Row three: E. Haskell, S. Raymond, J. Spiffell, S. Keene. Missing: D. Fitton, E. Eisnor. MODEL CAR CLUB The Model Car Club v as formed to design and build plastic model cars. Weekly meetings were held throughout the year. Pictured right are the mem- bers of the Model Car Club. Left to right, bottom row to top, they are, Row one: K. MacCaffrie, R. Lovenbury (Treasurer); L. Stevens (Presi- dent); A. Bellevance (Vice- President); R. Sigman; Row two: J. Pierce, R. Pedro, L. LaRoque, D. Caswell, J. Atcheson, D. St. Pierre; Row three; R. Hardigan, W. Sprague, M. Desjardins, P. Smith, J. Lemaire. 70 JUNIOR LIBRARY CLUB The Junior Library Club consists of members in the seventh and eighth grades who aid in the library during some of their free periods. The members learn much about library work and be .o ' -ne very able assistants. Pictured right, bottom row to top, are the members of the Junior Library Club. Left to right, they are. Row one: C. Hyland (Treasurer); S. Lynch (Vice-President); A. Franklin (Secretary); S. Flynn (Presi- dent); Row two: M. Bartley, D. Jenks, L. Knox, L. Johnson, Miss E. Loud (Advisor). JUNIOR STUDENT COUNCIL The Junior Student Council is a very active organization within the Junior High School. It sponsors several seventh and eighth grade dances during the year. The Junior Student Council sends to Senior Student Council a representative who reports the Senior activities to his Junior group and informs the high school of its plans. Pictured left, bottom row to top, are the members of the Junior Student Council. Left to right, they are. Row one: G. Cruff, D. Rich (Treasurer), A. Faherty (President); R. Goodard (Vice-President); A. Rich (Secretary); J. Alston; Row two: M. Sigman, B. Monty, E. Waite, T. St. James, R. Molitor, Mr. A. Wagner (Advisor). Row three: F. Kulas, R. Araujo, K. Fiske, S. Melanson, M. Collins, S. Lynch, W. Bliss. 71 JUNIOR GOLD KEY SOCIETY Junior Gold Key functions in much the same manner as the Senior Gold Key. The seventh and eighth grade members act as monitors in the halls and help to provide a better organized school for their fellow students. Pictured above, bottom row to top, are the members of the Junior Gold Key Society, Left to right, they are, Row one: R. Thurber, J. Kosinski, A. Rich, A. Faherty (Captain); B. Monty, G. Bunker, E. Cameron, N. Murray, M. Wynn; Row two: S. Douche+t, D. Howard, S. Willis, L. Jacobs, R. Strom, D. Dumont, M. Bartley, B. Strother, Mr. T. MacDonald, (Advisor); Row three: K. Wynn, B. Hagstrom, D. Johnson, R. DaSilva, G. DeValk, K. Bischoff, L. Kerrigan, C. Hyland, C. Robinson; Row four: R. Boulay, D. Melito, S. Rich, L. Reynolds, R. Bangs, E. Gefis, D. Fernandes, D. Rappineau, W. Jean; Row five: A. Bryant, M. Danforth, F. Wiswall, E. Moulding, J. Barnett, D. Melanson, B. Murphy, A. Bohannon. JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY The Junior Honor Society members are chosen from the seventh, eighth, and ninth grades. The seventh grade members are probationary and must be chosen again in the eighth grade to become full members. Pictured above, bottom row to top, are the members of the Junior Honor Society. Left to right, they are, Row one: J. Azevedo (Treasurer); D. Burbank (Vice-President); M. Thomas (President), P. Moy (Secretary); Mr. J_. Blount (Advisor); Row two: S. Flynn, N. Hardent, S. Hall, M. Bartley, S. Melanson; Row three: S. Lynch, M. Collins, A, Franklin, C. Jackson. 72 BASKETBALL The Lancer basketball team had another fine season in the Tri-County League this year. After high-scoring sen- ior, Roger Ramsey, sustained an injury which prevented his playing for four weeks, the scoring load fell for the most part to Sophomores, Cliff Reynolds and Bob An- gus, and junior, Joe Lynch. Ramsey had been second in the area scoring department prior to his injuries. The members of the team were: (seniors) Captain Roger Ramsey, John Willis, Steve Wood, Ed Whitcomb; (jun- iors) Charlie Trabucco, Jack Howard, Joe Lynch; (sopho- mores) Cliff Reynolds, Bob Angus, Paul Rich, Jack Train- or; (freshmen) David Brown and Steve Prosky. Norton came in third in Division II of the Tri-County League behind Hopedale and Bellingham. With a 12-4 record in league play, the Lancers were unsuccessful in tournament competition, losing to Provincetown in the Bay State (49-46), and to Bourne in the Tech Tourna- ment (52-47). Above: COACH PHIL NORTON. Pictured above are the members of the Varsity Basketball team. They are, Left to Right; First Row. Joe Lynch, John Willis, Cliff Reynolds, Bob Angus, Roger Ramsey; Second Row: Ed Whifcomb, Paul Rich, Steve Wood, Charlie Trabucco, Mr. Phil Norton. 74 Pictured above are the faithfu l followers of the Lancers, intent on all the action of the game. An opposing basket at a crucial point in the game often brings violent screams from the cheerers. Pictured above is Joe Lynch just as he catches that important rebound. 77 CHEERLEADERS DONNA LEE CAPTAIN-SANDY Pictured above is head-cheerleader Sandy Camara with the other girls, leading the cheers in an exciting part of a bas- ketball game. The members of this year ' s cheering squad were: juniors, Sandra Camara, Captain; Cheryl Keifer, Creta Knox, Mary Rose Sylvia, Kirsten Dahl- man, Donna Lee Collins, and Carol Rei. Sopho- more members of the team were: Susan Brown and Sandra Bologna. These girls won their po- sitions in the faculty-judged try-outs last fall, and after many practice sessions, they became the basketball team ' s strongest supporters, by lead- ing the crowds in cheers for various basketball games, league and tournament play. The cheer- leaders themselves also participated in cheering tournaments, after the season was over. SANDY 78 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL The junior Varsity basketball team is considered to be the training team for the future Varsity basketball players. This year the team was coached by Mr. Albert Nuttall. A new captain of the squad was chosen for each game. The team won 16 and lost 6 games. Pictured above are the members of the Junior Varsity basketball team. They are, left to right, First row: W. Martin, M. Bartley, L. Conners, R. Lambert, L. Raymond, D. Brown, K. Dahlman, J. Young, R. Walker; Second row: C. Henson, R. Trabucco, F. Briggs, S. Prosky, J. Jasper- son, J. Yelle, D. Sigman, C. Robinson, T. Fitzgerald, Mr. Albert Nuttall (coach). JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS The junior high school cheering squad is made up of girls from the Seventh and Eighth grades. Each girl must maintain a high school standing in order to be on the cheering squad. The cheerleaders are advised and instructed by Miss Alma Andersson. Pictured above are the junior high school cheerleaders. They are, left to right: L. Knox, A. Franklin, M. Melsbach, M. Collins, M. Lacomb, S. Lynch, S. Melanson. •• . -- 79 EIGHTH GRADE TEAM The Eighth grade team did not, unfortunately, hav e a successful season. The coach hopes for better results with next year ' s team. Pictured above are the members of the Eighth grade team. They are, left to right, first row: J. Hayes, G. Bell, A. Faherty, W. Sprague, J. O ' Brien, F. Molitor, D. Peabody; Second row: M. Sigman, F. Bottomly, D. Rappaneau, R. Thurber, F. Kullas, D. Kerr, Mr. Phillip Norton- (coach). Third row: B. Faria, K. Bischoff, D. Rich, R. Hardigan, K. Bennett, F. Wiswall. SEVENTH GRADE TEAM The Seventh grade team fared a little better than the Eighth grade team. They should make a good team next year. Pictured above are the members of the Seventh grade team. They are, left to right. First row: G. Gilson, R. Goddard, J. Chapuf, A. Rich; Second row: S. Jackson, J. Kosinsky, D. Heneon, R. Pedro, Phillip Norton (coach); Third row: P. Hassey, D. Nason, L. Backstrom, P. Murphy, R. Holoway. 80 THE VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM Norton expects to have one of the best Baseball teams in its history this year. Last year ' s team is still intact except for Jim Watson, who graduated. Coach Ford hopes to weld together a strong team from last year ' s hold-ons and some outstanding freshmen from last year ' s successful freshman team. Coach Ford ex- pects spectacular performances from seniors: John Zaccardi, John Willis, and Roger Ramsey, and from un- derclassmen: Bob Angus, Ed Bouchard, Charlie Trab- ucco, and Richard AAarston. Last year, Norton nearly placed first in its division of the Tri-County League and this year. Coach Ford hopes for a championship season. The team will cer- tainly be a factor in 1963 ' s Massachusetts pennant race. Pictured above is Mr. J. Robert Ford, the team ' s coach. Pictured above are the members of the varsity Baseball team. They are, left to right: First row: B. Angus, J. Zaccardi, J. Willis, R. Ramsey, S. Wood, R. Marston, Mr. J. Robert Ford (coach); Second row: C. Trabucco, C. Reynolds, E. Bouchard, C. Cruff. 81 Pictured above are the Co-Captains of the baseball team, Roger Ramsey, and John Willis. Pictured to the right is slugger Roger Ramsey, the player with the highest batting average. Pictured above are, left to right: John Zaccardi, Bob Angus, and Stephen Wood. 82 TRACK TEAM Pictured above are the members of the Varsity Track team. They are: left to right, First row: J. Young, J. Lynch, I. Dunlop (Captain); A. Dunlop, W. Alston (Manager); C. Bowen; Second row: Mr. C. Haller (Coach); C. Metzger, J. Howard, M. Chadwick, G. Carlson, D. Shaw; Third row: E. Witcombe, P. Holbrok, H. Jennings, J. Grund, G. Peabody, K. Dahlman, L. Powel. Last year ' s track team did quite well, :onsidering that most of the opposing teams came from larger schools. This year the back-bone of the team con- sists of seniors, Ian Dunlop and Dennis Shaw. The outcome of the team de- pends upon Ian, Dennis and several under-class distance runners. Coach Haller will be watching the freshman milers, who did well on the Cross- country team. The major problem of the track team is not having a proper cinder track. Since the team has no track no home meets will be scheduled. Pictured above are three under-classmen runners. They are, left to right: A. Dunlop, J. Lynch, K. Dahlman. 83 Pictured left is Ian Dunlop, Captain of the Varsity track team this year. Ian is a senior and has been a member of the varsity track squad since his eighth grade year. As of his Junior year, Ian holds the school records for the 100 and 220 yard dashes and he usually accounts for 1 1 to T3 points in the team ' s total score. This year the ace sprinter hopes to break his old records in both the 100 and 220 yard dashes. Pictured right is the track team ' s star shot-putter Dennis Shaw. Dennis is a senior this year and has served the track team for five years. Dennis holds the school records for the shot-put and discus. This year, Dennis is expected to break his old records by quite a distance. Many times Dennis has helped the team in a tight spot by gaining 10 points in the shot-put and discus events and by running part of the 880 yard relay. 84 CROSS COUNTRY The otherwise blockbuster (1-6) cross-country season was brightened only by the hopes for the future which glinnmered. The 1963 cross-country team will see only John Willis gone, while letter- nnen Jack Howard, Joe Lynch, Karl Dahlman, Adrian Dunlop, George Gilchrist, Bill Stares and a host of promising Freshmen return. Lynch was the team ' s leading runner in 1962, and, unless another back injury benches him, he will continue his high-scoring record. In future years. Freshmen will form a strong nucleus for the team. Captain Jack Howard drives his teammates to greater efforts by his excellent example. Pictured above is Captain Jack Howard of the 1962-63 Cross- Country team. Jack is a Junior who will return to next year ' s team. Pictured above is the Cross-Counfry team in warm-up suits. Left to right, bottom row to top, they are: Row one: J. Azevedo, A. Dunlop, L. Raymond, j. Howard, R. Murray, G. Carlson, J. Lynch, Mr. C. Haller (Coach); Row two: B. Chadwick, B. Stares, C. Reynolds, G. Gil- christ, P. Cassidy, J. Willis, K. Dahlman. 85 ACTIVITIES SENIOR CLASS PLAY Elizabeth is the hard-taxed center of an irritating household. Her husband is a dullard; one of her daughters is hysterically In love with a cynical playboy; the other is very stridently precocious. There ' s a selfish old mother who hoards antiques and a fussy father-in-law who chases fires, and a nosey house guest and a bossy cook. Most of these people are worse than usual because they ' re panting after a legacy that Elizabeth has received. Having reached the breaking point, Elizabeth contracts a nice case of amnesia, in which twenty years are blotted out and she is a girl again. This enables her not only to indulge in caprices like taking up with her daughter ' s young rpan, but also to tell all the members of the family what she thinks of them. All these doings show results that promise well for the future of Elizabeth and her family. Mr. Homer Paulus directed the play. Pictured above: Elizabeth (Nancy Ford) is confused as Mercy (Carol Janelle) Pictured above: Vida sobs after quitting for the says she is not going to have a fit and Irene (Betty Texeira) looks on. sixth time and realizing that she is not really needed. Pictured above, left to right: Elizabeth (Nancy Ford), Andy (John Willis), Hubert (Bud Holbert), Jennifer (Robin Paulding), Harriet (Joan Barron), and Ralph (Steven Wood). Elizabeth sends Harriet home and then tries to find out just who Andy really is. 88 Pictured above: A r. Homer Paulus, director, gives last minute directions to, left to riglnt: Dr. Hollister (William Alston), Ralph (Steve Wood), Mr. Homer Paulus, and Mercy (Carol Janelle) at the dress rehearsal. 89 JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM 1962 The Junior-Senior Pronn was held on June 2, 1962 in the Nor- ton High School Cafeteria. A year ' s work of planning by the Class of 1963 ended that night when everyone began to dance to the music of Ebb Tide. Co-chairmen of the event were Robin Paulding and John Willis who were assisted by our ad- was a visors. The theme of the Prom Fantasy of the Sea with arge sand castle, the center of attraction. The Prom was climaxed with the crowning of Queen Kathleen Carmichael. After the dance, Jun- iors and Seniors dined at the Neptune room in Providence, Rhode Island. Pictured above: Queen of the Prom, Kathy Carmichael. Pictured above are the Queen and her court. Left to right, they are Lois Hanley, Geraldine Monty, Queen Kathleen Carmichael, Marcia Ford, and Janice Franklin. 90 91 THE 1962 GET-ACQUAINTED DANCE Pictured right are Sally Jennings and John Zaccardi, Seniors and members of Student Council, about to demonstrate a new dance step. The annual Get-Acquaint- ed Dance was held in the Norton High School Gym on September 28, 1962, and sponsored jointly by Student Council and the Senior Class. Music for twisting was pro- vided by numerous popular records donated by members of the student body and played by Seniors. The Sen- iors were also in charge of ticket sales and refreshments. Pictured left are students enjoying the music of the last dance of the evening. 92 SPONSORED BY THE SENIOR CLASS AND STUDENT COUNCIL 93 CHRISTMAS Pictured above are the officers of the Senior Class. They are, left to right: P. Estee (President); R. Ramsey (Treasurer); W. Alston (Vice-President); S. Jennings (Secretary). Christmas Wonderland was the theme of the annual Christmas Dance spon- sored by the Senior Class. The dance was held on De- cember 20, 1962 in the high-school auditorium and music was pro- vided by the Refugees. Pictured above awarding prizes at the dance are, left to right: I. Dunlop, N. Ford, and E. Texeira, who is receiving the prize. Pictured above are many of those who attended the dance ana enjoyed the music of the Refugees. Pictured above are the Refugees who provided the much en- joyed music of the evening. They are, left to right: R. Cook, I. Dunlop, K. Peterson. 94 WONDERLAND The Christ- mas Dance was a semi- formal event and the theme was developed by the use of Christmas wreaths, and a Christmas tree, placed on the stage. Several door prizes were awarded by the editor and co-editors of the yearbook. J i Pictured above are two Seniors doing the twist. They are: R. Paulding and R. Ramsey. Pictured above is the familiar scene of a ticket table. Seated are: M. Plummer and E. Bouchard. Buying the tickets are: Senior J. Barron and F. Collingwood. Pictured above are the Seniors selling coke. They are, left to right, behind the table: S. Wood, W. Alston, P. Estee, W. Holbert. Pictured above are the faithful chaperones of the even- ing. They are, left to right: Mrs. Lucille Zwicker, Mr. Lester Connors, Mrs. John Willis, Mrs. Frederick Kelly, and Mr. Frederick Kelley. 95 Pictured above is the High School Girls ' Glee Club, under the direction of Mrs. Judith Estes, singing a part of the Messiah. Right, is Mrs. Joanne Montesanti, guest soloist. CHRISTMAS The annual Christmas Concert was held on Wednesday evening, December 19, 1962 in the high school auditorium. Under the di- rection of Mrs. Judith Estes and Mr. Frank Montesanti, the con- cert featured the High School Girls ' Glee Club, the Elementary Boys ' Choir, the High School Chorus, and the High School Band. The Girls ' Glee Club sang sev- eral selections from Handel ' s A les- s ah, including the famous Hallelu- jah chorus, during which the audi- ence stood. Mrs. Joanne Monte- santi was guest soprano soloist. Pictured above are the members of the Elementary Boys ' Choir singing What Child is This? ' 96 Pictured above are the members of the High School Chorus receiving the audience ' s applause for their singing of Praise God in His Holiness. CONCERT Mrs. Hetty Preble Archer was accompanist. The Elementary Boys ' Choir sang traditional songs and a Madonna and Child tableau was used as a background for their performance. The High School Chorus sang three Christmas songs, and the Band played some musical selections with solos by freshmen: Karl Dahl- man, Jon O ' Connor, and David Brown. Pictured above are Mr. Frank Montesanti and the High School Band, after completing their part of the program with The Twelve Days of Christmas. 98 Best Wishes From COMMISSION AND SALES YARN DIVISION DRAPER BROTHERS COMPANY Established 1856 CANTON • MASSACHUSEHS CAn+on 6-0029 100 Congratulations to the Class of 1963 TOOL STAMPING INC. WEST MAIN STREET NORTON, MASSACHUSEHS SWEET PAPER BOX COMPANY Chartley, Massachusetts Metals and Controls, Inc. a corporate division of TEXAS INSTRUMENTS, INC. ATTLEBORO MASSACHUSETTS MAKE YOUR HOME COMPLETE at JACKSON BROTHERS ' NURSERY 217 West Main Street Norton, Massachusetts Telephone: ATlas 5-7951 Lawn and Garden Supplies; Trees and Shrubs We Do Landscaping. 102 SWEET MANUFACTURING COMPANY Attleboro, Massachuse+ts ANTAYA BROS. 53 Falmouth Street AHLEBORO, IvIASSACHUSEHS AUGAT BROTHERS INC. Electronic Hardware Metal Stampings NORTON CENTER GARAGE J. B. SCOTT. Prop. 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