Norton High School - Sojourn Yearbook (Norton, MA)

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We Dedicat Tikis S ©urn to o o o ■ whc ■ Life is made up, not of great sacrifices or duties, but of little things, in which smiles and kindnesses, and small obligations given habitually, are what win and preserve the heart and secure comfort. Sir Humphry Davy We, the Senior Class, dedicate our yearbook to Mr. Harold Woodward whom we have known for many years as a man on whom we could depend and a man who has merited our deepest respect. 4

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orewor During the past years, hundreds of students have passed through the halls of Norton High School and have striven to achieve the goals which have been set for them. Having achieved their goals, their sojourn ends, and they leave the school to begin a new life for which they have been prepared. As we approach graduation, we pause to reflect upon our sojourn in Norton High School. Memories of important and fun-filled events enter our minds, and we realize that we are neither the first nor the last group of Seniors to end its sojourn in this school. Scenes from past years become vivid, and we are made more aware of the passing of time. Time will continue to pass, and there will always be another Senior class to look back— to reflect upon its sojourn in Norton High School— and to look for- ward—to anticipate the future which lies ahead, yet, still out of sight.

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Imi ike M Mr, H oinmeir Paul us I We knew him as a fine man and a dedicated teacher. His objective was to educate every student in his classes. He utilized his valuable time to read a great deal of additional material which would be useful to his stu- dents. Countless hours were spent directing the Dramatic Club and Senior Class plays. He spent many nights alone, working on scenery, or rewriting a scene which he thought needed improvement. Often, the money for extra make-up and props came from his own pocket. Mr. Paulus passed away on October 16th, 1964, but he will always be remembered for his dedicated service and warm generosity. The class of 1965 wishes to honor Mr. Homer Paulus for his fine work as a teacher and for his superb efforts as a drama coach.