Norton High School - Sojourn Yearbook (Norton, MA)

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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

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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

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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