Norton High School - Sojourn Yearbook (Norton, MA)

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Appreriattmt A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance Bible We wish to extend our deepest appreciation to Mrs. Lucille Zwicker for all the services which she has so generously ren- dered to us, the class of 1967. Having been our class advisor for all four years of our sojourn at Norton High School, Mrs. Zwicker has taken part in our movie trips, our Junior-Senior Prom, our Senior Class Supper, our trip to Stratford and other events which we have presented. Through- out all these four years, Mrs. Zwicker has always shown a cheerful heart — however exasperated our antics must have made her. Therefore, Mrs. Zwic- ker, we want to express our heartfelt thanks for all the sacrifices which you have made in order to keep our class and its events running smoothly. We wish you the best of health and happiness in all your future years.

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Bebtcatttm When one loves his work, he will serve well. This statement can be ap- plied to Mr. Arnold Ken- niston, one who certain- ly loves his work as a bi- ology teacher. In his work as a town conservationist, Mr. Ken- niston has shown a com- bination of good citizen- ship and his love of bi- ology. Having been a teacher at Norton High School for the past eight years, Mr. Kenniston makes his classes interest- ing by citing his own ex- periences and bringing in various subjects for dis- cussion. Mr. Kenniston has shown great dedication in his work. A few years ago, he was responsible for the addition of a greenhouse to the school. One often sees this green- house abounding with beautiful flowers and plants and one can exam- ine experiments which are frequently taking place. We, the class of 1967, dedicate our yearbook to Mr. Arnold Kenniston, a teacher who has shown an earnest desire to teach all the wonders and mir- acles which are so much a part of his biology course, to each and every student. Most of all, in Mr. Kenniston, we see a sincere, responsible, and dedicated teacher. 4

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In reflection, each and every one of you will notice the great change that has taken place in yourselves over the past four years. This change has enabled you to carve out at least the image of your future life. Now that image must be perfected and protected until it is not a mere picture, but a reality. This is your challenge! You are now ready to meet that challenge. Do it willingly, with the youthful spirit that is yours, and, always keep in mind, that only through the wholesome blending of keen interest, God given ability and untiring effort, can you achieve the goals which are your destiny. George A. MacArthur Superintendent |Jrmttpafs Your fine spirit of cooperation, your service and help to your school and class have been unique. This spirit will lead you to true happiness after you leave Norton High School. To each of you, my sincerest best wishes for happiness. Henri A. Yelle Principal lJrinripal ' 0 Menage The courage and faith of the legendary Cru- sader-Lancer of the Middle Ages goes unques- tioned. My graduation wish for this class of 1967 Lancers is that you possess and cultivate these virtues: courage to face squarely the problems that will confront you throughout your adult years; and the faith in your own judgment and in God ' s help to solve them for the good of all men. James E. Blount Assistant Principal 6