Norton High School - Sojourn Yearbook (Norton, MA)

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Supemtentent ' s Message yVe shall build an enduring peace only through the superiority of our citizenry. You students of today are the citizens and builders of tomorrow. Our country looks to you to perpetuate the liberties and the ideals for which our young men fight today. Our job as teachers and your job as learners is to prepare for the responsibilities ahead. That job requires the extra unselfish effort demanded of all individuals working to win a lasting peace. You will build better and more durably than we who have preceded you. That is the American way; it will be your way. George A. MacArthur, Superintendent Pmcipal ' s Message As you leave high school you will meet disappointments, hard work, and great changes in your life. I hope you meet them with the same fine spirit of giving and cooperation you have shown in your years at Norton High School. Very best wishes to each of you for true happiness. Henry A. Yelle, Pr ncipa Assistant Pmcipal ' s Message Life in a democracy is based largely on rights. In newspapers, on radio, and on television we read and hear constantly about voting rights, civil rights, and rights to work. What is seldom mentioned is the fact that along with rights come responsibilities. It is impossible to discuss a right that does not go hand in hand with a parallel responsibility. As your ship of life is preparing to sail into the future, make sure that, as a part of your educational cargo, you carry this idea-PROTECTION OF RIGHTS COAAES FROM THE ACCEPT- ANCE OF RESPONSIBILITY. Mr. James Blount, Assistant Principal 6

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SCHOOL NURSE: Mrs. Jacqueline Young, Sturdy Memorial Hospital School of Nursing. SCHOOL LIBRARIAN: Miss Emeline Loud, Wellesley College— B.S.; Simmons College— B.S. Library Science; Adviser to Library Club). ENGLISH DEPARTMENT: Miss Grace B. Kiernan, Chairman, Brown University— A. B. French; Boston College- M.A. English; (Adviser to Sojourn); Mrs. Lucille A. Zwicker, Wheaton College— B.A. English; Miss Jane L. Shapiro, University of Maine— B. A. English; (Adviser to Junior High Cheerleaders); Mr. Peter Klin, Emerson College- B.S. Speech and English; (Advisor to Dramatic Club); Mr. Peter J. B,Trtel , Providence College— B.S. Business Admirj- istrafion; (Coach of Football Team); Mrs. Dolores A. Robbins, University of Massachusetts— B.A. English. GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT: Mrs. Jean Findlater, Guidance Director, Wheaton College— B.A. History and Latin; Boston University— M.Ed. Guidance; (Advisor to the Senior National Honor Society); Mr. Victor J. Bissonette, University cf Massachusetts— B.S. Bridgewater State College- M.Ed. LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT: Mr. Thomas F. Galvin, Chairman, Boston College— B.A. Latin; (Adviser to Latin Club, and Junior Technicians); Mr. Walter Precourt, Providence College— B.A. Foreign Languages; (Advisor to Pep Club, Spanish Club, and Bov cling); Mr. Richard Lizotte, Stonehill College— A.B. French; (Advisor to French Club); Mr. Gerard E. Brousseau, Stonehill College— A. B. English. SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT: Mr. Albert Nuttall, Chairman, Bridgewater State Teachers College— B.S.: M.Ed. Education; (Coach of Junior Varsity Basketball); Mr. Ralph Rubin, Boston University— B.S. Physical Educatiorr; Mr. William Rowland, Springfield College— B.A. History; (Advisor to Ski Club); Mr. George Holster, Northeastern University— B.S. History; (Junior Varsity Baseball Coach); Mr. Thomas MacDonald, Boston State Teachers College— B.S. Education; Miss Mary Anne Coelho, Stonehill College— A.B. History. MUSIC AND ART DEPARTMENTS: Mr. Francesco Montesanti, Music Supervisor New England Conservatory of Music— B.M., M.M.; (Director of High School Band); Miss Regina M. Lopes, Boston University— B.M. in Music Education; Eastman School of Music (U. of R.)—M.M. in Music Education. BUSINESS EDUCATION: Miss Evelyn Rapoza, Chairman, Bryant College— B.S. Business Education; Mary F. Four nier, Bryant College— B.A. in Co. Ed.; Howard W. Crossman, Suffolk University— B.S. Business Administration. MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT: Mr. Frederick Kelley, Chairman, Stonehill College— B.S. Mathematics; Boston College— M.A. Mathematics; (Instructor to Student Driver Education).. Miss Mary-Elizabeth Milot, Regis College — B.A. Mathematics; Miss Diana Y. Berberian, Bates College— B.A. Psychology; Mr. Joseph Solmonese, University of Rhode Island— B.S. Mathematics; Bridgewater State Teachers ' College — M.Ed.; Mr. Andrew Whelahan, Massachusetts Maritime Academy— B.S. Navigation and Seamanship; (Assistant Football Coach). SCIENCE DEPARTMENT: Mr. Carmen K. Reade, Chairman, Gordon College— A.B. Philosophy; University of Utah— M.S. Chemistry; (Advisor to Science Club); Mr. Arnold F. Kenniston, University of Massachusetts— B.S. Biology; Mr. Thomas MacDonald, Boston State Teachers ' College— B.S. Education Mrs. Dianne M. Scully, Stonehill College— B.S. Chemistry; Mr. Paul Lyons, Boston University— B.A., M.A. Geology; (Advisor to Earth Science Club); Mr. George Holster, Northeastern University— B.S. ; (Junior Varsity Baseball Coach); Mrs. Fredda Megan, Regis College— A.B. ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT: Mr. Phillip A. Norton, Athletic Director, Boston College— B.S. History and Government; (Coach of Varsity Basketball): Miss Ruth Duddy, Bridgewater State College— B.S. Education; (Advisor to High School Cheerleaders). PRACTICAL ARTS DEPARTMENT: Mr. Richard Pino, Chairman, Bryant College— B.S. Business Administration; Mrs. Geneva G. Rounds, Farmington State College— B.S. Home Economics; Mr. Alan Morrison, Rhode Island College of Education— B.S. Industrial Arts; Mrs. Elizabeth Waite, University of Con- necticut— B.S. Home Economics.