Norton High School - Sojourn Yearbook (Norton, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1969 volume:

NORTON PUBLIC LIBRARY SOJOURN Norton High School Norton, Massachusetts Volume 13 1969 I Table of Contents TITLE PAGE 1 TABLE OF CONTENTS 2 FOREWORD 3 DEDICATION 4 FACULTY 5 ORGANIZATIONS 13 ACTIVITIES 41 ATHLETICS 55 CLASSES 73 SCHOOL SCENES 88 SENIORS 91 SENIOR FAVORITES 112 ADVERTISERS 119 2 Foreword People, people who need people Are the luckiest people in the world We, the Class of 1969, have conic to the etui of our Sojourn at Norton lli ' li School. Unfortunately, we must leave behind our teachers, our friends, and a part of ourselves. There is one very precious thing, however, that we will he ahle to take with us — our memories of NHS. The?e memories are important for they are centered on our working and living with people. Thus, our yearbook is an account of people, living and maturing together, and our beginning of everlasting friendships. We only hope that through our pictures, we can make someone remember a happy experience with people . If this wish is fulfilled, then our Yearbook is a success. Dedication This year, the Senior Class had a great deal of difficulty in deciding between two of our teachers for the Sojourn dedication. We, therefore have hap- pily decided to dedicate the 1969 Sojourn to both Mr. Albert Nuttall and Mr. Robert Kelly. These men have proven themselves more than worthy of this honor, through their endless devotion to every facet of school life. To the Student Body they are not only teachers, they are sincere, dedicated men, who genuinely are interested in the students and care about Norton High School. They have earned the greatest respect from the Students and the highest esteem from their fellow Faculty Members. Thus, with much gratitude we say thank-you to Mr. Kelly and Mr. Nuttall for helping us live our motto: Grow up and be great! 4 Superintendent Mr. Henri A. Yelle has been principal of our High School for the past ten years. He always has the time to speak with students about their problems and to help the students in any way. His concern has resulted in an excellent academic and extracurricular pro- gram. Assistant Principal The Norton School system is very fortunate to have Dr. George MacArthur as its superintendent. A dedicated man in every aspect of school life, Dr. MacArthur has earned the respect of both faculty and students. Mr. Maurice Splaine Jr. has begun his second year in Norton High School. Besides his duties of Assistant Prin- cipal, he advises the Purple Key and Student Council. We are very proud to have him in the Norton High School Administration. 6 Reading Department Art Department Mr. Philip Gorman, B.A.— Providence College; Miss Janie Mrs. Anne Ross, B.S.— Skidmore College. Wetzel, B.A. — Barrington College. Science Department I Mr. George Holster, B.S. — Northeastern University; Mr. Charles G a ides. H.S. Massachusetts Maritime Aeaderm : Mr. Carmen Reade, B.A., M.S. — University of Utah, Pierre; Mr. Arnold Kenniston, B.S. — University of Massachusetts; Mr. Harvej Black- man, B.S., M.A. — Bridgewater State College; Mr. Leo Megow. B.S. M.Ed.— Boston State College. 7 Business Department Miss Carolyn Mulvee, B.S. — Bryant College; Miss Cloutier, Student Teacher, Bryant College; Miss Evelyn Rapoza, B.S. Business Education, Bryant College; Mr. Robert Kelly, B.S. — Suffolk University. ' Social Studies Department Mr. Thomas McDonald, Jr., B.S., M.Ed. — Bridgewater State College; Miss Delvina Perrault, B.A., M.A. — Fordham Univer sity; Mr. Albert Nuttall, B.S.Ed., M.Ed.— Bridgewater State College; Mrs. Katherine Honey, B.S.— Boston State College Mr. Ralph Rubin, B.S., M.Ed. — Bridgewater State College. 8 English Department Mr. Peter Bartek, Providence — B.S., Briagewater State College — M.Ed.; Miss Grace Kiernan, Chairman, Brown University — A.B. French, Boston College — M.A. English; Mr. Philip Gorman, B.A. — Providence College; Mrs. Dolores A. Robbins, Uni- versity of Massachusetts — B.A. English; Miss Mary Mulrennan, Regis College— A.B. English; Mrs. Lucille Zwicker, Wheaton College — B.A. English; Miss Patricia Marcussen, Boston University — B.A., State College at Boston — M.Ed.; Miss Kathleen Hannon, B.A. — Framingham State College. Guidance Department Psychologist (Sitting): Miss Joyce Joslyn, B.S., M.Ed.— Boston University; Mr. William Rowland, B.S.— Springfield College; Miss Elizabeth Vande- moer, A.B., M.Ed.— Worcester State College. Miss Nancy Newbert, B.A.. M.A. University. Ed. D. Boston Language Department J r - W ter L Preco « t. Providence College-B.A., Bridgewater State College-M Ed • Mr KTcSST Vi ' eM ' Q - A.B.-BHd E e.„„ E Sii Mi. Lynnc Hemmingsen, B.Ed!- Robert Maher, Chairman, B.A., Mathematics Department io Special Education Athletic Department Mr. Charles Dukes, B.Mus. — Boston U.; Miss Regina Lopes, B.M., M.M. — Eastman College of Music. Practical Arts Department Mr. Paul Mongeon, B.S.— Rhode Island College; Mrs. Helen Waltz. B.S. Farmington State Teachers College; Mrs. Geneva Rounds, B.S.— Farmington State College; Mr. Richard Pino, B.S., Ed.M. Northeastern University. School Librarian: Miss Emeline Loud, Wellesley College — ■ B.A.; Simmons College B.S. Library Science. School Nurse: Mrs. Jacqueline Young, Sturdy Memorial Hospital School of Nursing. Mrs. Helen Post, Cafeteria Supervisor. Mrs. Arline DeValk, Office Secretary. Mrs. Laura Stepanek: Guidance Office Secretary. Mr. James Neveu, Custodial Supervisor. 12 Senior Stu Under the direction of Mr. Maurice Splaine, the Student Council functions as the governing body of the school. Each member was elected by his respective class to represent the needs and desires of the student body. The Council works hard at reviewing and passing new ideas to improve the life at Norton High School. Some of the accomplishments this year were; a Welcome Dance, a Bonfire Pep Rally before the Thanksgiving game, and a Victory Dance Thanks- giving night. The Student Council feels the greatest contribution this year was a gift of over one hundred dollars to the Globe Santa Fund, to aid needy children around the Boston area. George MacArthur, our Student Council President, and Mr. Yelle are engaged in conversation while attending the Welcome Dance. Student Council Officers are: Dan Gefis, Treasurer; George MacArthur, President; Cheryl Holbert, Vice-President; and Pauline Fournier, Secretary. 14 ient Council (Sitting): C. Holbert, K. Prosky, M. Araujo, R. Fernandes, P. Tripp; (Standing): M. Kearns, W. Janelle, J. Warchal, S. Brown, P. Chamillard, A. Gerraughty, P. Fournier. (Sitting): D. Gefis, C. MacArthur, D. Vital, B. Lopes, B. Willey, M. Barnhill, J. Willey; (Standing) : D. Sheaff, S. Mahoney, K. Mahoney, B. Lesperance, S. Rubin, L. Adams, A. Bennett. 15 In September, the Purple Key members are chosen from a long list of volunteers. Mr. Splaine. the Advisor, chooses them for their abilities of leadership, honesty, and co- operation. The members are then placed at certain points of the corridor where they can control the traffic. Every day they can be found monitoring the halls, checking locker passes, and issuing sum- monses to anyone violating school rules. The Purple Key Officers are: Cheryl Briggs, Vice-President; Danny Gefis, Presi- dent; and Carol Ribeiro, Secretary. (Front row): M. McGrath, M. Sigman, V. Soldat, M. Gonsalves. K. Allen, T. McEndy, K. Adams; (Row two): P. Tr. ' p, M. Ka nios, J. Sousa, M. Lokitis, C. Ribeiro, D. Gefis, C. Briggs, G. MacArthur, M. Yarusites; (Row three): D. Vital, L. Smith. J, Moreau, J. Green, M. Brown, C. Sprague, K. Jackson, J. Friedman, I). Brasier, J. MacCorkle, J. Eisnor. N Harper. 16 Honor Society — Recognition of Achievement (Front row): M. Dion, D. Larson, K. Jackson; (Row two): B. Gorczyca, K, Allen, P. Tripp, C. Rib eiro, N. Beaman, J. LePage. Hard work and perseverance are the main qualifications for en- trance into the Jean C. Findlater Chapter of the National Honor Society. Each year a certain per- centage of Juniors and Seniors are chosen by a panel of faculty mem- bers on the basis of character, scholarship, leadership, and serv- ice. The students are inducted in a special assembly in March where parents and friends are invited. Honor Societj Officer : Marguerite Dion, Secretary; Nancj Beaman, Vice-Presi- dent; Bill Gorczyca. President: Pamm Tripp. Treasurer. 17 Sojourn Staff Portrays Sojourn Editors: George MacArthur, Photography Editor; Carolyn Landis, Photography Editor; Marguerite Dion, Associate Editor; Pamm Tripp, Editor-in-Chief; Carol Ribeiro, Associate Editor; Cynthia Sprague, Photography Editor. Much time and effort is devoted each year to creating a new edition of the Norton High School Sojourn. The yearbook staff, composed of seniors, is chosen in June by our advisor, Miss Grace B. Kiernan. During the summer and fall months, the advertis- ing staff is very busy finding sponsors who will help finance the yearbook. In September the business staff seeks prospective yearbook buyers. Quotation Staff: C. Briggs, D. Smith, J. Morrissey, D. Bennion, J. Teixeira, Quotation Editor; M. Brown, J. Eisnor. Once this is accomplished, the actual work of the taking, cropping, copy writing, and proofreading, staff editors begins. Through hours of planning, picture members compile the history of the year. Business Staff: (Front roiv) : D. Vital, J. MarCorkle, N. Beaman, J. LePage, Business Manager; D. Larson. J. Moreau, L. Smith; (Row two): K. Allen, R. Adams, B. Jaekson, M. Yarusites, D. Norlund. 19 The Earth Science Club is headed by Mr. Charles Gaides. It is composed of any interested student studying Earth Science. The Club raises money by sponsoring such events as movies and cake sales, which they use for the various trips they take throughout the year. Officers of the Earth Science Club are: Tommy Ohlson, Peter Berube, and Andrea Fonger. Members are: (Front Row): T. Ohlson, H. Landis, M. Seigler, P. Ken worthy, R. Kirby, H. Whitney; (Row two): A. Fonger, J. Willey, S. Todorsky, D. Fortin, P. Kulibaba, J. Melanson, D. Erikson; ( Row three): N. Dyer, D. Bennion, K. Grund, L. M Bride, L. Gerry, G. McBride, B. Willey, P. Berube, J. Logan, R. Kelly, L. Marchand. Earth Science Club Sparks Interest In World We Live In Le Club de Francais ■ French Club Officers are: Carol Ribeiro, Treasurer; Kay Jackson, President; Peter Berube, Vice-President; Andrea Fonger, Sec- retary. The French Club is an organization designed to promote a greater interest in France, its culture, its people, and its language. Membership is available to all students in grades nine through twelve who are taking or have taken French during their High School career. This year, the club held its fourth initiation. French pastry sales were among the many activities which made exciting trips possible. (Front row): M. Dion, N. Beaman, C. Landis, C. Bennett, J. Willey. J. LePage, .1. Ross, B. Lopes; (Second row): H. Joppich, K. Ja k-on. C. Ribeiro, S. Bonenfant, Mrs. Cruickshank, Advisor; K. Allen, A. Fonger, M. Dahlman, R. Kelly; (Row three): S. Wilcox, J. Collins, I). Larson, K. Crund, A. Erikson, P. Berubt ' . D. Bennion, R. Fernandes, M. Gorczyca, D. Norlund, J. I!artl . B. Atchison. 22 Latin Club The Latin Club provides, for its members, endless Then the same night of the Slave Sale, the club information about the culture of Ancient Rome. Mem- has its official initiation, where the new members are bership is open to anyone who has taken Latin in put through many ordeals. These activities not only high school. Each year a Slave Sale is held, where the provide a good time for all, but help in building up new members must be auctioned off to the students the treasury, and faculty. Office and Guidance Aides relieve the faculty of some of the more tedious jobs by delivering bulletins, finding students, and delivering mes- sages. They also learn, by working so closely with the teachers, how a school system is run. and the many problems administrators face each day. Guidance Aides (Front row): J. LePage, N. Beaman, D. Lesperance, B. Purham, D. Smith; (Row two): P. Fournier, C. Ribeiro, K. Jackson, J. Teixeira, D. Rogers, B. Atchison, T. Paradis, C. Landis. 24 Library Club Library Club Officers are: Donna Howes, Treasurer; Diane Howes, Vice-President; Denise Severence, Presi- (Sitting): J. Morrissey, S. Morse, Miss E. Loud, Advisor; (Roiv two): J. Silvia, R. Smith, D. Howes, D. Silva, D, I.eroux. D, Severence, J. Eddy, C. Harnden. 25 Seniors Introduced To Psychology Miss Newbert is helping Pat Fournier with an answer of which she is not quite sure. Psychology was added this year to the NHS cur- riculum for the Seniors. Miss Nancy Newbert, the School Psychologist, advises the class and shows the Students step by step the many areas of Psychol- ogy and the work being done in this field. The Seniors involved with Psychology are learning much about human nature and finding out how much they really know about themselves. 26 Teacher Education Students participating in the Teacher Education Program are: A. Boudreau, ( . Bachand, I). Haskell, R. Adams, L. Adam- K. Blanchard, S. Thiheault, D. Serras. Under the direction of Mr. Ferrara, the Teacher Education Program was initiated this year. Not only do the Students learn the teaching process and become acquainted with smaller children, but they also help the teacher by making bulletin boards, giving extra help, and planning the curriculum for a few hours. The program has proven to be a great success and both Elementary and High School Students have benefited greatly. Danny Haskell is helping the Elementary Students with their reading. Alice Boudreau is helping a student learn the basic spelling words for the week. 27 Art Club Reveals Creative Interest Art Club Officers are: Beryl Reid, Treasurer; Gene Rich, President; Brenda Willey, Vice-Presi- dent; and Dave Withers, Secretary. (Front row): C. Bennett, M. Barnhill, D. Withers, C. Burbank, B. Reid, B. Willey, L. Gerry; (Row two): S. Franklin, D. Etter, E. Rich, R. Reid. 28 Business Club Officers of the Business Club are: J. LePage, Treasurer; P. Fournier, Vice-President; Mr. Kearns, Secretary; P. Allen, Presi- dent; Carol Dion. Recording Secretary. Members are: (Front row): D. Lesperance. C. Dion. J. Morrissey, B. Carroll: (Row two): M. Brown. P. Allen. J, Morc.ui. S. Dubue; (Row three): B. Charette, M. Kearns, J. MacCorkle, L. Perry; (Row lour): P. Fournier. L. Smith, D. Smith, D. Vital, D. Messenger, G. Bacband, S. Robinson, Miss Raposa, Advisor; C. Sprague, P. Fernandes, J. LePage, .1. Wax. 29 Pep Club Sparks School Spirit (Front row): Mr. W. Precourt, Advisor; L. Brady, K. Minke, S. Franklin, P. Briggs, D. Smith, M. Barnhill, K. Prosky, J. Collins, B. Titus, G. Grund; (Row two): C. Landis, C. Levesque, P. Kulibaba, D. Howes, M. Morais, D. Leroux, D. Larson, M. Gorczyca, J. Melanson, J. Logan, P. Gonsalves; (Row three): S. Flink, C. DeValk, J. Moreau, D. Larson, L. Smith, D. Vital, L. Gefis, P. Martin, S. Jean, R. Stentiford; (Row four): S. McEndy, J. Willey, J. Ross, C. Briggs, D. Garceau, M. Sigman, J. Medas, T. Yarusites, D. Marvel, P. Lange. (Front row): D. Young, R. Barnhill, M. Melsbach, L. Gerry, B. Willey, C Holbcrt, J. Freedman, D. White, A. Gerraughty, S. Brennick, M. Dahlman; (Row two): C. Upson, D, Vital, K. Wynn, R. Reid, S. Wilcox, V. Teixeira, N. Bell, D. Severance, S. Bonenfant, J. Molitor; (Row three): J. Foster, P. Allen, C. Keifer, I ' . Wheeler, B. Lopes, D. Lincoln, W. Goddard, I). Nor- lund, J. MacCorkle, B. Charette; (Row four): C. Bliss, V. Leroux, E. Bennett, D. Melito, J. Lopes, L. Petipas, B. Atchison, C, Briggs, P, Serode, K. Brown. Mary Linda Sandi Majorettes ' Sue ' Rosemary Diane Carol The majorettes in their famous N formation. Under the direction of Mrs. Duke, the majorettes began their sixth year at N.H.S. The twirlers perform with the band in activities such as Parades, Concerts, and Saturda) football games. The girls ' routines add much glamor to the Lancer Band. The 1969 squad includes Sue Thibeault, Cap- tain; Rosemary Andrade. Co-captain; Linda Logan, Diane Riggs, Mary Sigman, Jean Medas, Marie Barnhill. Susan Bonenfant, Sandi Brennick, and Carol Bennett. Susan Marie Jean ' 31 Norton High s Under the direction of Mr. Charles Duke, the Lancer Band functions as an active and exhila- rating representative of our school. The band, having been in existence for nine years, is composed of students from grades seven through twelve. At athletic events, en- thusiasm is engendered by its spirited music and well-presented half-time shows at football games. Together with the chorus, it entertains at concerts during the school year. The band also marches in the Memorial Day and Veteran ' s Day Parades. The Lancers com- pete each year in the Southeastern Mass. Fes- tival. Our band is indeed an asset to Norton High School! The Lancer Band Officers are: Laurie Adams and Cathy Bennett. The 1968-1969 Norton High School Lancer Band. 32 Lancer Band Chorus Helps Students J. Molitor; Wardrobe Custodian, J. Freedman; Treasurer, R. Petipas; Vice-President, S. Kirby; President, K. Blanehard; Sec- retary, C. Holbert; Business Manager, Rosemary Andrade; Librarian. Under the guidance of Miss Regina Lopes, the chorus is taught the beauty of good music. 34 Appreciate Good Music 1 The Concert Choir is a large vocal group. Membership is open to all who are interested in working hard to attain perfection. Our Chorus sings at concerts and assemblies throughout the school year. 35 Junior Student Council Junior Student Council Officers are: (Bottom): Cheryl Carvalho, Presi- dent; Bruce Rich, Vice-President; (Second row): Kathy Trainor, Secre- tary; Mary Yarusites, Treasurer. (Front row): P. Hebert, D. Roberge, J. Bartley, C. Carvalho, C. Shaw, Mrs. Robbing, Advisor; (Row two): M. Schleicher, J. Fraser, K. Trainor, V. Berg, M. Yarusites; (Row three): K. LaPensee, J. Kirby, D. Mahoney, W. Gouveia, K. Willis, M. K.-nniston; (Row jour): B. Rich, M. Dufresne, W. Oberg, N. Briggs, M. Robitaillc. 36 Junior National Honor Society (Front row): D. Howes, D. Larson, P. Berube, L. Gefis, J. Willey, R. Kirby; (Row two): M. Gorczyca, V. Teixeira, C. Harnden, C. Bennett, R. Kelly, A. Fonger, S. Waz, J. Ross; (Row three): J. Logan, J. Collins, P. Young, G. McBride, M. Witt, S. Harnden, J. Lynch. Junior Library Club (Front row): C. Carvalho, B. Busmanis, D. Pickering, S. White; (Row two): 1). Eppich, J. Sousa, L. Perry, P. Gemughty, P. Knight, K. Mulcahy, B. Cronin, L. Haskins. 37 Seniors Show Enthusiasm The Scholarship Fund was es- tablished this year because of the great desire shown by Seniors to have more scholarships available. This interest was outwardly dis- played by the selling of candy, sta- tionery, and fruitcakes. They also distributed dime folders to Norton residents. Many roller skating par- ties were sponsored to reach our set goal of $2,500. Marguerite Dion and Nancy Beaman filling the candy boxes to sell during the lunch hour. ' Oh, where did my dime go? asks Ronnie Limas as Cheryl DeValk sells candy after school. 38 in The Scholarship Fund Patricia Fournier selling Victor Soldat a box of stationery. (Front row): C. Ribeiro, J. Eisnor, N. Beaman, J. LePage, P. Allen. M. Brown, K. Brown, C. Holbert, J. Molitor, J. Freed- man, D. Vital, C. Briggs, S. Robinson, M. Sigman, B. Atchison; (Row two): B. Jackson. P. Tripp. M. Dion. T. Thomas, K. Allen. R. Petipas, T. McEndy, L. Chase, M. McGrath, D. Norlund, C. DeValk, I). Larson; (Row three): V. Soldat, E. Rich, K. Mahoney, D. Bennion, L. Adams, P. Chamillard, S. Rubin, C. Sharpies. 1). Haskell, ( ' . Sprague. P. Fournier. ( . I .niili . 39 Ski Club Members of the Ski Club are: (Front row): L. McBride, R. Petipas, P. Bottomley, K. Mahoney, T. Thomas; (Row two): K. Minke, M. Melsbach, J. Collins, D. Riggs, M. Barnhill, M. Sigman, C. Briggs; (Row three): Mr. L. Megow, Advisor; R. Barnhill, S. Franklin, L. Marchand, D. Morrissey, D. Leroux, J. Lincoln, J. Peabody, D. Garceau, D. Marchant, M. Brown, C. Bennett. Under the guidance of Mr. Leo M. Megow, the Norton High School Ski Club has undergone an ex- pansion, not only in membership, but also in organization. The governing body is the Advisory Committee composed of expert skiers and novices and whose primary function is the developing of interest and ability in the fun-filled sport of skiing. The Ski Club has planned an exciting trip to Mount Cranmore in North Conway, New Hampshire. Hopefully, there will be day trips to local ski areas, providing we all THINK SNOW! The Advisory Board consists of: Mr. L. Megow, Advisor; Janet Collins, Cathy Bennett, Paul Bottomley, Mary Sigman and Cheryl Briggs. 40 ACTIVITIES Queen Betsy Monty, surrounded by her court: Marilyne Kearns. Cheryl Cameron, Pamela Rand, and Margot Brown. The Junior-Senior Prom of 1968 was enjoyed tremendously by all in attendance. The annual prom was once again held at the Grist Mill in Seekonk. The theme was Sayonara, an appropriate farewell to our Seniors. The highlight of the evening was the crowning of the Queen after the Grand March. Music was provided by Don Mello and his orchestra. The Grand March, being led by the Junior Junior and Senior girls, attended by their escorts, taking one last walk around the dance floor. 42 Brenda Willey. Ken Allen, Nancy Morrison, and Danny Gefis take a break from the dancing. Months of preparation and hard work were spent by the Junior Class in making their Ori- ental Creation a reality. The flower-studded Pagoda was proof that our dream prom had finally come true! Junior fzirls and their escorts enjoying the gala atmosphere. 43 September Journey to On September 11, 1968, the Senior English classes, together with chaperones, Miss Kiernan, Mrs. Zwicker, Mr. Bartek, and Mr. Kenniston, took a class trip to Mystic Seaport in Mystic, Connecticut. Although it began as an overcast, rainy day, nothing could dampen the spirits of the students. Mystic Seaport is an Old New England Whal- ing Village, restored and kept exactly as it was in the late 1800 ' s and early 1900 ' s. We saw the old country stores, the blacksmith ' s shops, the old homes, and the actual whaling ship, where men lived for years at a time on the rough seas. Everyone agreed that the trip to Mystic was a most worthwhile and enjoyable adventure. Sandra Dubuc, Suzanne White, Danny Haskell, and Victor Soldat are enjoying the early American atmosphere at Mystic Seaport. But Miss Kiernan, we thought you knew where we were! 44 Mystic Connecticut The Blacksmith has caught the undivided attention of the students, as he shows us his great skill in making tools! The Welcome Dance: A Chance to Get Acquainted! The annual Welcome Dance is presented each year through the comhined efforts of the Student Council and the Senior Class. This first social activity of the year gave the upperclassmen a chance to renew old friendships and to meet the new freshmen. Music was provided by the well-known Baron ' s Five. The dance was a night of unforgettable entertainment for all who attended. ' Are we late? ask Marilyne Kearns and Carol Dion of the police officer. Junior High students becoming acquainted with high school activities! 47 Laurie Adams was chosen for the Jewish Veteran ' s Brotherhood Award. Carolyn Landis was a Semi-Finalist in the National Merit Scholarship Award. tors The Christmas Dance, sponsored by our Senior class, was held on December 14, 1968 in the Norton High School audi- torium. All seniors helped in decorating a huge 20 foot Christmas Tree. The win- tery atmosphere was also enhanced by a sleigh full of presents in the middle of the dance floor. Music was provided by the British Rockers. The night was, in- deed, a perfect climax for the season ' s festivities. The only thing missing now is Santa ' s Reindeer! The British Rockers, a very talented band, made the night even more enjoyable. 50 inter Wonderland George Mac Arthur and Laurie Adams are picking the Hey, Diane, are you looking for someone? Santa, maybe? lucky winners of the door prizes. 1968-1969 Remembrances Speak Out 4 The Editors of the Literary Magazine are: John McKay, Nancy Beaman, Mr. Bartek, and M, McDonald, Advisors; Leon Chase. Chase. Speak Out is our Literary Magazine which was created this year by Mr. T. McDonald and Mr. P. Bartek. The purpose of this book is to give students an opportunity to express their views on the world around them. The work of this Junior-Senior staff is shared by authors, artists and typists. We hope that Speak Out ' s publications will be a tremendous success. Members are- Front row): C. Ribeiro, B. Willey, C. Bennett, C. Holbert, j. Molitor, J. Moreau J E.snor, J. Momssey mm Zo ?. Trip,,, M. Dion, J. MacCorkle, B. Jackson, H. Waite, R Barnhill. M. Brown, D. Vital, P. Fourn.er, N. Beaman, J. LePage; (Row three): T. McEndy, B. Adams, J. Foster, I). Haskell, G. Rich, R. Petipas. ATHLETICS Football Sparked by the worthy finish of the 1967 season, the Norton High football team looked forward to another promising season in the Tri-Valley League. Much speculation had been made about the fate of the three year old team which had lost nine men on Graduation Day. Preparation for the 1968 season began one week before school started, at Camp Burgess, on Cape Cod. During that week, the gridiron squad went through much effort to get itself into condition for the up- coming season. The league opener was with Holliston. The Pan- thers were seeking revenge for the 7-6 upset loss handed to -them by the ' 67 Lancers. Holliston drew first blood, but Bob Adams came back to give Norton a 7-6 halftime lead. Norton was contained in the third quarter, but a 21 yard right sweep by Panther Mark Bushnell dissolved the Lancer hold. The fight- ing Lancers came right back when Doug Reeves sprinted past three tacklers for 54 yards and a Norton score. The game was not over, as late in the last quarter, an Adams pass aimed for Tim McEndy was picked off and run back for a score, handing the Purple and White its first loss of the season. The Lancers were favored in the match to take place against the Hillers from Hopkinton. Norton was forced to come from behind on two occasions to battle for the 14-14 tie. Again, the opponent scored first. Midway into the second quarter, Tri- captain Dan Gefis broke through the line to block a punt and set up Norton for a score on the Hop- kinton 14. A pass to McEndy put Norton on the three, where Tri-captain Adams went over for the score. Early in the second half, Gefis stymied the Hiller offense by downing its punter in the end zone to tie the game at 8. Hopkinton went ahead early in the last quarter, but the Norton offense, unhampered by the cold weather, was able to muster a score with a minute and a half left, after a pass to Rick Silvia and a ground drive put Norton on the one, where Adams went over for the score. The placement by Bill Reay fell short of the uprights and Norton settled for a tie. The valiant Lancers spent the next week preparing for the game against the defending champions, Med- field. The largest crowd in Norton history turned out on the pleasant Saturday afternoon to witness the battle. There had been talk that Norton had a sur- prise for the Mustangs. On Norton ' s first play from scrimmage, Adams hurled an aerial to Reeves, who was uncovered by Medfield defenders and gained 47 yards. Norton was unable to tally until the last quarter, when a fumble was recovered on the visitor ' s 35, where Adams swept off right end for a score. The conversion pass to McEndy was complete, but the Mustangs proved too strong, as the Lancers sus- tained a 32-8 loss. Norton had now been picked as underdog for the game to take place at Millis. The Lancers were look- ing for their first victory in four starts with one tie, but could not find it in Mohawkland where the Purple and White went down by a score of 24-14. Norton started a three week home stand with a duel with the club from Martha ' s Vineyard. The Bartekmen scored first, and were able to click to- gether its first win of the season, by a 28-0 margin. The Lancers had to develop their defense in prep- aration for the game against Dover-Sherborn. With help from Ken Allen, Mike Yarusites, and Larry Lapointe, the Norton defense held the strong Raiders to a 14-14 tie entering the final quarter. Dover received a game deciding break, when a punt to Doug Reeves proved to be too hot to handle, and the resulting fumble allowed Dover to score with less than a minufe left. Norton was losing personnel due to injuries during the interim before the Dighton-Rehoboth game. The muddy field made play difficult, but the Lancers were able to host a 21-0 halftime lead. The Falcons came back, and with the final seconds ticking off, while holding a slim 21-18 lead, the Norton grid was trapped deep in its own territory. Adams was finally downed in the end zone for a safety, but the final gun sounded and Norton had chalked up another victory. Medway was the site of the last away game of the season. Norton never had a chance to score, as Medway proved too overwhelming and walked away with a 32-0 score. Turkey day came with much excitement. A pep rally fired up the Norton spirits. 800 spectators saw some Norton changes. Art Bouchard, who had been sidelined for most of the season with a shoulder injury, returned to his end slot. Bob Adams, who ran the Lancers from the quarterbacking position, had now moved to halfback, with Sophomore Wayne Reay calling the signals. Norton started off in the first quarter when from the Bellingham 48, three first downs brought the Lancers to the 8 where Adams ran a sweep right to hit paydirt. Norton ' s defense with the aid of Rick Wynn and Larry La- pointe, did not allow the Blackhawks to forge deeper than the Norton 39 during the first half. Bellingham fumbled on the kick to begin the second half, and Norton recovered. Reay initiated a reverse handoff to Adams, who passed to Bouchard, good for 41 yards and another score. The conversion by Adams was good, giving Norton a 14-0 lead. A quick four downs had Bellingham surrender the ball, where the Lancer line forged to within one yard of the goal line, and Adams went oyer for the score. Kevin Mahoney pulled in the conversion points, and left Norton victorious, 22-0, and closing out the Lancer ' s season record at 3-5-1. The record of the club hardly depicts the season that was turned in. The Lancers of Norton High have now been added to the list of strong teams in the Tri-Valley League. Bob Adams was tied for top scorer in the Attleboro Sun District, and many Nor- ton players entered their marks in area All-Star teams. As a representative of Norton High, the Football team will always abide by, We came, we saw, we conquered ! 56 1968 Football Squad First row: C. Sharpies, B. Reay, R. Wynn, M. Yarusites, D. Gefis, B. Adams, G. MacArthur, B. Gorczyca, G. Turgeon, T McEndy; Row two: P. Welch, F. Perry, D. Hooley, R. Rounds, C. Upson, L. LaPointe, R. Sylvia, D. Reeves, K. Allen, Coach Bartek; Row three: Mr. H. Kelly, Ass ' t Coach, B. Ferguson, R. Lima, W. Reay, D. Main, H. Kearns, J. Foster, S. Rubin Manager; Mr. R. Kelly, Coach. 1968 Football Record We They Sept. 28 At Holliston 13 20 Oct. 5 At Hopkinton 14 14 12 Medfield 8 32 19 At Millis 14 24 26 Martha ' s Vineyard 28 0 Nov. 2 Dover Sherborn 14 22 9 Dighton-Rehoboth 21 20 16 At Medway 0 32 28 Bellingham 22 0 57 Football How did I let that ball slip out of my hands? Varsity Team Members of the 1968-69 Varsity Basketball Squad are: (Front row): G. MacArthur, C. Sharpies, C. Burbank, R. Silvia, J. Ribeiro; (Row two): R. Gomes, Manager, D. Withers, B. Adams, K. Allen, L. Adams, R. Wynn, A. Gomes, A. Nichols, J. Sousa, Manager. 7969 Basketball Record Norton 65 Norton 63 Norton 75 Norton 83 Norton 43 Norton 80 Norton 48 Norton 76 Norton 70 Norton 43 Norton 72 Norton 62 Norton 61 Norton 52 Norton 69 Norton 61 Norton 63 Norton 47 Dighton-Rehoboth 54 Nipmuc 65 East Bridgewater 86 Blackstone 70 Hopedale 42 Norfolk 57 Bellingham 46 Medfield 56 Hopkinton 68 Dover Sherborn 90 Millis 50 Holliston 67 Medway 59 Blackstone 50 Bellingham 63 Nipmuc 63 Hopedale 65 Norfolk 64 61 Varsity Basketball The Captains of both teams are receiving last minute rules before the game actually begins. Say Al, is that how you do the Bunny Hop? Come on Ricky Wynn, get those rebounis! 62 In Action The Cheerleaders are right there behind the boys all the way! 63 Junior Varsity Members of the 1968-69 J.V. Basketball Team are: N. Murphy, D. Moulding, D. Etter, M. Araujo, R. Jackson; (Row two): D. Lokitas, R. Limas, W. Moreau, D. Jackson, A. Murray; (Row three): M. Harrington, E. Bennett, J. Lopes, R. Hanes. 1 969 J. V. Basketball Record Norton 16 Norton 28 Norton 31 Norton 31 Norton 35 Norton 54 Norton 28 Norton 38 Norton 39 Norton 23 Norton 34 Norton 25 Norton 27 Norton 44 Norton 34 Norton 28 Norton 43 Norton 47 Dighton-Rehobeth 36 Nipmuc 39 E. Bridgewater 46 Blackstone 16 Hopedale 29 Norfolk 5 Bellingham 45 Medfield 29 Hopkinton 24 Dover-Sherboi n 49 Millis 27 Holliston 50 Med way 45 Blackstone 47 Bellinpham 35 Nipmuc 26 Hopedale 24 Norfolk 16 64 Basketball I bet you didn ' t know I could balance a ball on my nose. How did I ever let it slip through my hands! Now you see boys, this is what we call a basketball, and over there is a basket ... 65 Cheerleaders Mean Spirit! 66 Freshman Basketball Members of the Freshmen Team are: (Front row): T. Ohlson, J. Bullock, J. Morrissey, V. Ferrini, Coach, Mr. A. Nuttall; (Row two): G. Perry, T. Withers, J. Warchal, W. Janelle, D. Ferguson; (Row three): Manager J. Petipas, C. Willis, A. La- Greca, Manager W. McKay. 1969 Freshman Basketball Record Norton 24 Norton 42 Norton 18 Norton 23 Norton 25 Norton 30 Norton 33 Norton 41 Norton 48 Norton 37 Norton 25 Norton 47 Norton 34 Norton 32 Norton 39 Mansfield 29 South Attleboro 28 Medway 49 Brennan 37 Millis 49 Thacher 57 Seekonk 67 South Attleboro 50 Bishop Feehan 47 Brennan 65 Seekonk 58 Bishop Feehan 44 Thacher 57 Medway 31 Millis 34 67 Junior High Cheerleaders In cheering formation: Mary Silva, Cheryl Cavalho, Jackie Bartley, Ann Lehtinen; (Standing) : Debby Alves, Karen Scott, Donna Smith, Connie Jennings, Susan Peterson. 68 Junior High Basketball The Seventh Grade Team is composed of: (Front row): B. Gouveia, J. Carvalho, B. Rich, D. Warchal, R. Leathers, T. Araujo. (Row two): K. Raymond, P. Beaudin, S. Gildersleeve, F. Walasalvage, T. Marvel.. The Eighth grade team is composed of: (Front row): M. Robitaille, A. Hawes, B. Hicks, R. Davis, D. Freeman, N. Bri g-. Manager C. Geroux: (Row two): J. Robitaille, K. Lcroux, J. Ribeiro, B. Coughlin, D. Hunt. S. Walasavage, L Birchill; Ron three): K. Beatty, J. Turner, I). Richmond, T. Young, T. Kinney, C. Perry. 69 (Bottom row to top): A. Bouchard, R. Wynn, G. Cruff, R. Adams, T. McEndy; (Row two) : K. Allen, M. Yaru- sites, S. Nichols, W. Gorczyca, S. Rubin; (Row three): W. Reay. P. Hassie, M. Wynn, (Captain), K. MacCaf- frie, G. MacArthur. In the 1968 Season, Norton broke quickly winning seven of its first eight outings. Then the Lancers dropped two games in a row to Hopedale and to Millis. At this time Nor- ton ' s Championship hopes looked bleak. However, the Never say die Lancers ral- lied at season ' s end to beat Millis for the division lead. On to the League Championship! The win was on the line between Norton and Hope- dale, and the Lancers were not to be denied! Led by most valuable player Captain Mike Wynn, the brilliant pitching of Ken Allen and timely hitting by Rick Silvia, Norton beat Hopedale with the final score of: Nor- ton 3. Hopedale 0. TRI-VALLEY LEAGUE CHAMPIONS FOR 1968— NORTON HIGH SCHOOL Norton 6 Norton 10 Norton 1 Norton 0 Norton 4 Norton 15 Norton 3 Norton 9 1968 Base Medway 0 Dover 3 Medfield 0 Millis 2 Holliston 2 Blackstone 3 Nipmuc 0 Hopkinton 0 all Record Norton 2 Norton 1 Norton 4 Norton 1 Norton 9 Norton 4 Norton 1 Hopedale 8 Millis 3 Bellingham 1 Medfield 2 Dover 8 Medway 2 Holliston 0 70 Our Senior Sluggers ARTHUR BOUCHARD Pitcher KENNETH ALLEN Pitcher TIMOTHY McENDY Catcher ROBERT ADAMS Outfielder 71 GEORGE MacARTHUR Third Baseman Cross Country Members of the Cross Country Team are: (Front row): Mr. Charles Gaides, Coach, K. Willis, S. McKay, E. Titus, M. Sigman, R. Oberg, E. Emerson, R. Peterson, C. Giroux; (Row two): D. Erikson, W. Janelle, S. Gray, K. Jackson, R. Haines, F. Rego, Captain, R. Rounds. This year the Cross Country Team had a 7-4 record. 72 Juniors The Junior Class is an extremely busy one throughout the year. In September, the students volunteer to serve on the various committees for the Junior-Senior Prom, and proceed to work very hard on their Special Night. It involves a great deal of expense. To raise the money they spon- sor such events as Cake Sales, a Car Wa?h and Spaghetti Suppers. Now, more than ever, the Juniors realize their stay at Nor- ton High School is slowly coming to an end, and they want to make the remaining year a memorable one! Junior Class Officers are: (Bottom to top): Cathy Bennett, Secretary; Judy Molitor, Treasurer; Cheryl Holbert, Vice President; Brian Lesper- ance, President. Room 134 I Bottom row to top): Mr. A. Kenniston, Advisor; J. Gove, C. Keifer, C. Holbert, P. Hunt, V. Leroux, C. Lemaire, K. Keis- ling; (Row two): W. Lander, K. Hebert, L. Geary, W. Goddard, P. Harnden, J. Green; (Row three): M. Czerwonka, L. I.apointe, K. Jackson, T. Larcooue, R. Haines; (Row jour): J. Lopes, K. Mahoney, B. Lesperance, D. Lokitas, D. LaPointe. 74 Room 128 (Bottom row to top): P. Serode, M. Sigman, D. Riggs, R. Smith, J. Pieretti, J. Silva, Mr. R. Rubin, Advisor; (Row two): D. Severance, P. Rogers, W. Rogers, J. Ribeiro, S. Rubin, M. Geary, E. Ricci, R. Rounds; (Row three): R. Rounds, L. Rob- ins, T. Ruskey, E. Rich, R. Silvia, D. Reeves, G. Signorelli. Room 131 (Bottom row to top): L. Paille, M. O ' Gonnor, D. Marchant, J. Molitor, K. Minke, M. Melsbach; (Row two): 0. Morin, T. Paradis, D. Morrisey, J. Miller, K. Prosky, J. Peabody, Mr. L. Megow, Advisor; (Row three): D. Moulding, K. M.issox, W. Reay, S. Nichols. W. Boyden; (Row four): J. Ramos, R. Petipas, M. Pedro, J. O ' Brien, M. McDade, N. Murphy, P. Medeiros. 75 Room 220 (Bottom row to top) : T. Flynn, C. Bennett, S. Fisher, C. Dudley, R. Desjardins, J. Freedman, K. Brown; (Row two): R. Barnhill, D. Garceau, C. Bliss, C. Beatty, R. Andrade, J. Foster, Mr. F. Kelly, Advisor; (Row three): B. Eisnor, C. Burbank, A. Bryant, P. Clark, D. Etter, M. Briggs; (Row four): J. Pieretti, G. Charette, M. Czerwonka, B. Carroll, R. Geary, B. Carney. Room 114 (Bottom row to top): H. Waite, A. Spencer, S. Sutherland, S. Watson, B. Willey; (Row two): I. Thatcher, T. Thomas, T. Tetreault, P. Welch, Mr. P. Mongeon, Advisor; (Row three) : D. Withers, G. Zachorn, G. Teixeira, J. McLeod. 76 Sophomores The Sophomores b) now have be- come acquainted with high school life and are al home in their new sur- roundings. They, too, have mone) raising events to prepare them finan- cially for the Junior From and Gradua- tion. They are learning the word re- sponshility and the many rewarding- pleasures high school can bring them today. Sophomore Class Officers are (Bottom to top): Janet Collins, Treasurer; Kris- ten Grund, Secretary; Michael Araujo, President; Chris FSaker, Vice President. Room 303 (Bottom row to top): S. Franklin, C. Harnden, L. Gefis, A. Gerraughty, V. GoodaU, S. Keisling; (Ron two): H. Ke.irns, P. Fournier, D. Howes, J. Godsoe, S. Harnden, N. Gove, D. Glassey, K. Grund; (Row three): R. Keisling, A. Gomes, D. Jack- son, R. Hodson, J. Kenworthy, D. Frikson. R. Kirhy, Mrs. L. Z wicker, Advisor; (Absent). 77 Room 208 (Bottom tow to top): T. Yarusites, J. Ross, J. Ross, D. Silva, L. Pieretti, T. Vacher, J. Willey, D. White; (Row two): D. Rogers, S. Waz, S. Todorsky, R. Reid, D. Titus, D. Sheaff, F. Perry, Miss Marcussen, Advisor; Row three: L Young, D. Smith, V. Teixeira, S. Wilcox, N. Teixeira, R. Turgeon, P. Penderg;ist; (Row jour): C. Woodland. C. Watson, G. Turgeon, R. Rohitaille, C. Upson, S. Prado, W. Reay, M. Harrington. A. Mowry. Room 216 (Bottom tow to top): J. Lavoie, P. Martin, J. Medas, L. Logan, D. Marvel, J. Leech, M. Morais, C. Lane; (Row two): Mr. Solmonese, Advisor; P. Kulihaha, L. Marchand. D. Larson. D. Leroux, K. O ' Brien, J. Lynch, S. Messenger; Row three: I). Main, G. LaPointe. 1). Melito. R. Lima, M. Witt, S. Morris; (Row jour): S. Monty, E. Lange, W. Moreau, S. Mahoney. L. McBride, M. Lundell. 78 Room 214 (Bottom row to top): J. Eddy, L. Brady, D. Dion, M. Barnhill, S. Brennick, M. Dahlman, L. Boulay, C. Bennett; (Row two): A. Fonger, D. Fortin, C. Briggs, J. Collins, S. Flink, N. Dyer, C. Caswell, M. Ba rganier; (Row three): N. Belanger, P. Briggs, M. Abreu, M. Araujo, B. Bramwell, S. Anderson, A. Arena; (Row four): T. Burkett, E. Bennett, P. Berube, W. Fergu- son, P. Bottomley, C. Baker, J. DeNicola, Miss Hemmingsen, Advisor. As Freshmen enter Norton High School, a whole new atmosphere of teachers, longer assignments, and new activities are set before them. Becom- ing acquainted with high school is only the first step; they must now think of fund raising events to make a solid treasury for their future years at N.H.S. Freshman Class Officers are: Rita Stentiford, Treasurer; Jeff Warchal, Presi- dent; Debbie Vital, Vice President; Sue Ann McEndy, Secretary. 79 Room 218 (Bottom row to top): G. Hadley, L. Keith, R. Hockenberry, J. LaPointe, C. Howes, H. Joppich, G. Grand, Mr. A. Nuttall; Advisor; (Row two): A. LaGreca, M. Gorczyca, P. Lange, R. Kelly, S. Jean, K. Keifer, L. Lesperance; (Row three): A. Fernandes, W. Janelle, E. Guertin, E. Hebert, T. Kenney, S. Gray; (Row four): L. Halko, D. Holbert, S. Goold, H. Landis, P. Kenworthy, P. LePage. Room 219 (Bottom row to top): M. Spencer, B. Titus, J. Stares, P. Youn . 1). Vital, T. Welsh, H. Whitney, S. Strang, B. Titus; (Row two): Miss D. Berberian, Advisor; R. Rounds, D. Shaw, C. Willis, A. Serode, M. Sigman, E. Titus, J. Silver, J. Warchal; (Row three) : M. Seigler, R. Slentiford, J. Souza, B. Silvia, B. Titus, P. Wheeler, G. Thiheault, C. White, T. Withers. 80 Room 91 (Bottom row to top): N. Bell, B. Bangs, K. Berg, G. Brady, L. Benaski, Mr. McDonald, Advisor; (Row two): F. Beatty, J. Camara, J. Minassion, S. Carter, L. Bachand; (Row three): S. Brown, L. Beaudoin, C. Bennett, G. Boyden, R. Bedard; (Row four): R. Damon, D. Balser, R. Bell, L. Beaman, S. Bonenfant, J. Bartley. Room 92 (Bottom row to top): R. Dion, D. Pieretti, R. Fernandes, P. Gonsalves, E. Emerson. Miss Hannon, Advisor; (Ron two): R. Cummings, M. Furtado, V. Foster, C. Dean, V. Ferrini; (Row three): G. Godsoe. G. Foster. D. Ferguson. A. Eppieh, J. Con- salves, J. Foster. 81 Room 121 (Bottom tow to top): P. Messenger, M. Nerney, J. Melanson, J. Logan, A. Mendes, S. McEndy, J. Rivard, B. Mar- vel; (Row two): M. Norlund, R. Peterson, J. Morrissey, E. Perry, B. Lopes, B. Marston, J. Petipas, C. Reeves; (Row three): R. Lincks, D. MacKenzie, S. Rochford, R. O ' Malley, J. McBride, G. McBride, W. McKay, T. Oberg. Mr. R. Kelly, Advisor (Absent). J-9 (Bottom row to top): K. LaPensee, S. Monteiro, J. Perry, L. James, K. Dunn, H. Kriedel; (Row two): P. Minutoli, S. Plante, S. Yates, Mr. Wagner, Advisor; R. Boulay, R. Harnden, G. Perry. 82 Room 88 (Bottom row to top): S. Walasavage, F. Vierkant, C. Watson, C. Mueller, B. Bailey, D. Freedman; (Row two): L. Danue, A. Lane, J. Robitaille, K. Denicola, L. LaCombe, C. Carvalho, Mr. G. Holster, Advisor; Row three: N. Briggs, M. Raulino, C. Laliberte, J. Moreau, D. Alves, D. Therrian, C. Jennings, V. Lehr; (Row four): H. Hasse, K. Vogt, B. Cronin, D. Jackson, D. Williamson, D. Richmond, M. Jordan, F. Bosh. Room 87 (Bottom row to top): K. Carroll, M. Serode, D. Pacheco, J. D ' Angclo, C. Giroux, D. Mahoney, J. Smith, I.. Coutourier; (Row two): S. Crogan, 1). Semas, V. Berg, K. Knight, D. Gonsalves, K. Anderson. L. Burchill, R. Sebetes, Mr. Blackmail, Ad- visor; (Row three): S. Melito, R. Caswell, R. Teixeira, B. Johnson, J. Prosky, M. Glassey, D. Levesque. 83 Room 816 (Bottom tow to top): T. Kelly, P. Montesanti, S. Shaw, D. Eisnor, M. Foster, K. Scott, R. Brown; (Row two): K. Schleicher, K. Scott, D. Pickering, C. Perry, J. Melito, R. Davis, L. Young, Mrs. K. Honey, Advisor; (Row three): S. Kenny, A. Rose, L. Perry, M. Kieffer, A. Yelle, M. Yarusites; (Row four):K. Mulcahy, D. Nowland, M. Dufresne, P. Kulibaba, T. Young, J. Fernandes. Room 86 (Bottom row to top): R. Bailey, S. McKay, K. Willis, H. Lehtinen, B. Briggs, T. Sharpies, S. French, J. Chamberlain; (Row two): Miss M. Mulrennan, K. Leroux, D. Hunt, P. Wynn, C. Hipson, A. O ' Connor, J. Sousa; (Row three): B. Avilla, K. Bachand, J. Turner, S. Bassett, D. Dion, J. Frasier; (Row four): V. Tripp, L. Waite, D. Layton, J. McDade, J. Pike, D. Ricci. 84 Room 85 (Bottom tow to top): D. Eppich, S. White, I. Godrey, N. Barboza, B. Busmanis, P. Gerraughty, D. Riggs, J. Bartley; (Row two): M. Perry, B. Merritt, L. Harrington, L. Haskins, J. Lynch, M. Dunn, B. Church, L. Valentine, Miss J. Wetzel, Advisor; (Row three): R. Warchal, P. Ratcliffe, H. Harnden, S. Arena, J. Ribeiro, J. Robitaille, L. Stearns, B. Hicks; (Row jour): G. Lehr, A. Howes, K. Beatty, K. Harper, G. Azevedo, P. Dudley, E. Logan. Seventh Grade Room 715 (Bottom row to top): H. Landis, D. Dunlap, C. Larson, W. Keiffer, G. Boudreau, M. Prado, J. McKay, B. Allender, J. Danue, S. St. Pierre, C. Warchal, P. Molitor, Mrs. D. Robbins, Advisor; (Row two): D. Pendergast, J. Weir, D. Murch, D. Lima, H. Brown, C. Esmeraldo, L. Harrison, D. Lay ton, K. Bangs, K. Allard; (Row three): D. Bucklev, K. Trainor, C. Benaski. J. Blanchard, D. Potvin, D. Field, W. Oberg, R. Bohannon, H. Fischer. 85 Room 725 (Bottom row to top): K. Miller, S. McCarthy, C. Liberty, G. Gilliard, N. Fonger, F. Walasavage, R. McKenna, C. Shaw, A. Lehtinen, J. McBride; (Row two): C. McDade, S. Pipatti, B. Beaman, R. Desjardins, J. James, J. Kirby, K. Lawlor, M. Barboza, S. Bouchard; (Row three): R. Caswell, T. Araujo, W. Teixeira, D. Zumult, J. Hockenberry, A. Titus, D. Balkcom, J. Rubasco, P. Jolly. Room 720 (Bottom row to top): M. Schleicher, H. Richards, M. Shaw, R. Boudreau, M. Silva, W. Gouveia; Row two: L. Cottrell, C. Carroll, L. Coutourier, K. Comerford, B. Perry, J. Sullivan, ' Mr. Precourt, Advisor; (Row three): W. Petipas, M. Lane, J. Czerwonka, D. Smith, G. Strang, M. Kay, J. Gonsalves, R. Carter; (Row jour): J. McPherson, P. Carr, W. Prophet, J. Valquette, J. Briggs, M. LaCroix, S. Bramwell, S. Allender. Room 718 (Bottom row to top): L. Hanley, D. Warchal, P. Hebert, C. Plausse, D. O ' Neal, E. Eisnor, J. Carvalho, J. Martel, D. Gal- lagher, Miss Appleton, Advisor; (Row two) : L. Dunham, J. Scott, D. Reade, R. Chaffin, B. Bliss, G. Marshall, S. Peterson, L. Roy, D. James, J. Lincoln; (Row three): B. Rich, E. Marvel, P. Beaudoin, M. Laroque, C. Smith, R. Enright, S. Jacobs, R. Oberg, R. Winsor. Room 717 (Bottom row to top): T. LeDuke, A. Sharpies, F. Emerson, D. Spencer, B. Sigman, J. Flynn, D. Moirissey, 0. Roberge, Miss Perreault, Advisor; (Row tivo): D. Johnson, E. Smith, B. Signorielli, P. Lundell, S. Allan) M Kenniston I Dion M Smith; (Row three): C. Howe, R. Rocha, G. Long, A. Hyland, D. T itus, G. Rivard, B. Wynn; (Row lour): I. Anderson, K. Raymond, S. Gildersleeve, S. Gildersleeve, M. Thibeault, R. Leathers. At N.H.S. My mother always said I had a green thumb! Don ' t worry Mr. Rubin, there ' s only five more Oh no, how do I tell Judy I forgot the tickets! minutes until the bell rings. Norton High ' s Band and a few fans waiting for the start of another game! 90 Senior Class Advisors -a Our advisors caught off-guard enjoying themselves. 5t i) The Senior Class wishes to extend its thanks to Miss Grace B. Kjernan and Mr. Charles Gaides for the time and effort they have devoted to our class. The success of the class of 69 was due in large part to their advice and encouragement. Senior Class Officers Officers for the Class of 1969 are: Michael McGrath, Secretary; Pamm Tripp, Vice President; Laurie Adams, President; June LePage, Treasurer. 92 LAURENCE JAMES ADAMS ROBERT RICHARD ADAMS Bob KENNETH ELTON ALLEN Ken Laurie ... ' 62 Rambler . . . Bucky . . . Red . . . good athlete . . . one of G.B.K. ' s . . . Mr. President . . . Gentle Giant ... ... G.B.K. ' s coffee goer . . . Seminary little boys . . . always laughing . . . who Bristol Farms ... our leader ... bas- way ... Hey Miss Kiernan? ... gump has chicken pox? ... ketball ... ... Oh-h Carol . . . 93 GERALDINE LOIS BACHAND NANCY ANN BEAMAN Nancy ANDREW EDWARD BENNETT, JR. Gerry . . . Fernandes ' bakery . . . Norm . . . Andy . . . quiet . . . pretty eyes . . . contacts Bebe ' s friend . . . answers her own • • • ' axi cabs . . . easy going . . . Has ... Tupperware parties? ... questions ... Do you get it, Nancy? anyone seen a runaway cow? ... Nice guy . . . 94 DORIS ELAINE BOHANNON Doris . . . happy-go-lucky . . . always a smile for everyone . . . studious? . . . ARTHUR H. BOUCHARD, JR. Art . . . fragile - handle with care . . . sports ... howling pro ... Strike three! ... ALICE MARIE BOUDREAU Alice . . . shy, hut not that shy . . . where there ' s Dianne there ' s Alice ... a smile for everyone . . . DEBORAH LYNN BRASIER Debbie . . . Plymouth . . . just keep smiling . . . long hair ... I don ' t know . . . lit- tle blue corvair ... school? ... CHERYL LYNN BRICCS Cheryl ... Margo ' s huddy ... the little cor- vair girl ... sweet and petite ... a smile she has for all ... 95 MARGOT ANN BROWN Margo BEVERLY ANN CARROLL Bev ... Blondie! ... What trip to Farming- ... S.M.T.I. ... the green Cadillac ham? ... Chip? ... Farms ... Birds ...Jimmy... . . . Skiing . . . early lunches . . . PAUL RICHARD CAAMILLARD Paul ... white Volvo .. .Norton Downs ... the Farms . . . spoolies . . . sideburns — earwarmers? . . . BERNADETTE ROSE CHARETTE Bern . . . Brockton ... ' 67 Charger . . . Fer- nandes — 11:30 ... white corvair ... LEON DAVIS CHASE Leon . . . Whatcha doing in Milady ' s . . . New York Trip ... who ' s talking? ... those dents in the Comet! ... 96 CAROL ANN CHASTENAY Caro . . . quiet . . . boys in general . . . clari- net ... tall ... boys, boys, boys! ... MARGUERITE FRANCES DION Bebe ... the gift of gab ... Physics! ... Danny ' s cousin?? ... Nancy ' s friend ... Good afternoon, Fernandes! ... JOHN ALLEN DUBUC John ... Blue Rambler ... Is that right? ... Fire?? ... CHERYL ANN DEVALK Cheryl . . . Lenny . . . Cheering . . . neat . . . NORTON, rah, rah, rah, ... errand girl ... Oh, no! ... Bermuda ... CAROL ANNE DION CaroC . . . where there ' s Marilyne there ' s Carol working at TI ... cute and quiet . . . 97 SANDRA L. DUBUC Sandy ... What party? ... oh mommy ... Hey Sue, cars don ' t fly!! ... Where are we working tonight? ... Chop- BARBARA ANN DURHAM Barb . . . roller skating . . . always looking for fun . . . talkative . . . JANET LESLIE EISNOR Janet . . . quiet . . . Hi, men ... a real goer . . . Barbara ' s pal . . . ANN ELIZABETH ERIKSON Ann . . . that English accent . . . long brown hair . . . graceful . . . scholar . . . PAT FERNANDES Pat . . . the friendliest girl in our class . . . Taunton . . . Donny . . . long hair and striking eyes . . . Stonchill . . . 98 blow on my foot . . . Hi, Honey . . . DANIEL STUART GEFIS Danny MICHAEL JOSEPH GONSALVES MICHAEL PAUL GONSALVES ... wheelies on the cycle ... pumpkin Mike Mike stealer . . . girls in general ... oh, ... white corvair . . . Janet . . . cutest . . . birds . . . P.O.D. class . . . Bristol those eyes! ... Dan ' s murder-cycle ... boy ... a greeting (or everyone ... Farms ... wedgie ... crash ... I guess you Know . . . 99 WILLIAM EDWARD GORCZYCA Bill . . . sport mind . . . guilty conscience Guillaume . . . Boy ' s State . . . DANIEL ALLEN HASKELL Danny The station wagon lover ... a wonder- ful smile for all ... a true friend to everyone ... a real hard worker in Almacs ... N. A. Girls! ... ELIZABETH DUANE HOWARD Duane ... ' 68 Camaro . . . U.S.O. ... I like them tall dark and handsome . . . GEORGE CALVIN GREEN George Quiet and shy, but look again! ... Judy . . . Loves to roller skate ... it happened in a Ford . . . NANCY LEE HARPER Nancy great sport . . . everyone ' s friend . . from overseas . . . 100 I f ■ 1HV AUDREY MARIE JACKSON Audrey . . . always a smile . . . quiet . . . petite ... Is it true blondes have more fun? ... BARBARA RUTH JACKSON Barb . . . Brains . . . everyone ' s friend . . . quiet . . . guitar picker . . . Stretch . . . KAY FRANCES JACKSON Kay . . . oh, I don ' t care . . . smart . . . KJ ... girl scout . . . any relation to that other one? . . . MARILYNE JANE KEARNS Marilyne . . . cute . . . lots of laughs ... TI ... squeaky voice . . . her mom ' s cougar . . . STEPHEN GORDON KIRBY Steve . . . mechanic . . . cars . . . the blue Chevy . . . Custer ' s Last Band . . . music? . . . 101 WALTER LA COMBE Wally CAROLYN ELIZABETH LANDIS DONNA JOYCE LARSON Donna Wheaton College . . . All the girls Carolyn Is it true what they say about blondes? love me ... a great guy ... ... the girl with the I.Q. plus ... a ... Cheryl ' s friend . . . love that cheerleader ... another blonde ... French class! ... a girl ' s best friend . . . 102 ' ■ . ; ' M . .. Jk. JUNE ALICE LEPAGE .. .. June . . a welcome personality . . . keeper of the money ... a hard worker . . . a smile for everyone . . . GEORGE DOUGLAS MacARTHUR George . . . Class clown . . . teachers ' pet . . . who ' s a dud? ... Bristol Farms ... VW bus driver . . . that race to Quincy Armpit . . . JANICE IRENE MacCORKLE Jan ... mom ' s car ... the innocent one? . . . wait up . . . horses . . . DONNA MAE LESPERANCE Donna . . . unforgettable girl with unfor- gettable eyes . . . petite but sweet . . . little green chevy . . . you ' ve got to be kidding me . . . MICHAEL PAUL LOKITIS Mike ... ' 57 Custom Ford . . . goo d looks . . . quiet, but not too quiet . . . good dancer . . . good guy . . . 103 MICHAEL JAMES McDADE Mike . . . June . . . Thunderbirds . . . blue eyes . . . always a greeting for every- one . . . TIMOTHY EDWARD McENDY Tim . . . Timbo . . . Mansfield . . . Guess what, Miss Kiernan? . . . Math Scholar? . . . Oh-h Carol . . . MICHAEL PATRICK McGRATH Mike ... O.A. Dances ... Crunch! ... is it true blondes have more fun? . . . What ' s at Dick ' s? ... Pamm?? ... 104 DEBORAH ANN MESSENGER JUDITH JOYCE MOREAU Judy Debbie . . . school spirit . . . Dip n ' Sip ... al- . . . that long red hair . . . wouldn ' t ways in Miss Rapoza ' s room . . . think of heing absent . . . THOMAS EDWARD MrOUINNESS Tom Janice . . . Bones . . . Make a ring . . . Yellow Chevy . . . Allan ' s brother? . . . Tom ' s Sunoco ... Who ' s late??? ... JOHN ALAN McKAY John . . . quiet ... a new comer . . . Brig- itte!! ... joking in 309 ... JO-ANN MORRISSEY Jo-ann ... a great typist . . . quiet . . . one of Miss Rapoza ' s helpers . . . Steve . . . 105 DEBRA LEE NORLUND Debbie . . . quiet . . . high IQ ... Donna ' s friend ... a sweet individual . . . MANUEL G. RAMOS Manny . . . English in 120 . . . quiet, but not too quiet ... a sincere person ... a pleasant smile . . . FREDERICK C. REGO, JR. Freddie . . . Joyce . . . athletic type . . . always full of fun . . . the deerslayer . . . THOMAS M. NORTON Tom LORRAINE ANN PERRY Lorraine . . . N.R.A. . . . Chevys are great Sonny ... vet ... wild dancer . . . J-C. ' s • • • only your hairdresser knows for sure . . . 106 CAROL ANN RIBEIRO Carol KATHRYN SUE ROBINSON Sue LINDA ELAINE RUBIN Linda . . . long brown hair . . . brains ... ... horses . . . Miss Rapoza ' s second . . . cute and quiet . . . pretty eyes . . . nursing . . . school spirit ... a smile hand helper . . . quiet ... a smile for connections . . . for all ... Oh, those boys in English all ... class! . . . 107 MICHAEL JOHN SIGMAN Mike DEANNA LEE SMITH Deanna LINDA ANN SMITH Smith . . . girl watcher . . . always ready to ... Paul . . . boys in general . . . only . . . Gene . . . Always in a laughing go ... Bristol Farms . . . Chartley her hairdresser knows for sure . . . mood . . . Taunton High . . . You like boy . . . it . . . Oh, no! ! ! ... 108 . . . Miss Rapoza ' s right hand helper . . . talk, talk, talk, . . . Watch that . . . the case of the missing ring . . . lover of horses . . . lover of boys, temper . . . She ' s got a tiger in her boys in general . . . too, . . . Lloyd . . . Vacations in Florida tank . . . PAMELA JEANNE TRIPP Pamm . . . dead blue chevy . . . nursing . . . leader of the pack . . . Oh, am I em- barrassed! ... everyone ' s friend ... Mike?? ... 109 ROBERT VACHER Bob DONNA LEE VITAL Puggy ... Hey, Javelin! ... quiet ... Dave ' s ... Mike ... Ham sandwiches, oranges friend . . . P.O.D. class ... ... will you peel my orange? . . . great kid, lots of laughs . . . S ers • • • know where we are working tonight . . . 1 10 RICKY ALLEN WYNN Ricky MICHAEL JON YARUSITES Mike ... Really took a turn ... the big ... Mr. Humblebees ... those blue appetite ... fun loving . . . Guess e yes ... the mouth . . . the Farms . . . what, Miss Kiernan? ... In Memoriam April 1951 May 1966 KAREN BUCKLEY Karen III Senior Favorites Most Talkative: Karol Blanchard and Leon Chase. 1 12 Senior Favorites Best Sports: Bob Adams and Pat Fournier. Cutest: Mike Gonsalves and Patti Allen. 113 Our Senior Favorites Friendliest: p a t Fernandes and Most Athletic: Bob Adams and Cheryl DeValk. Danny Haskell. 114 Now, our Yearbook lias come to an end, but we, the Class of 1969, have only begun. We must now enter the world for which Norton High School has prepared us. Fortunately, one experience that we have had in school and will continue having, is meeting people. Thus, we have learned that People who need people are the luckiest People in the world! LAURENCE ADAMS 99 West Main Street Class President 1, 2, 3, 4; Prom Com- mittee 3: Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Latin CI. 1, 2: French 1. 2, 3; Band 1, 2, Officer 3, 4: Baseball 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2, 3, Captain 4: Schol- arship Fund 4. ROBERT ADAMS 41 Young Avenue Student Council 3: Sojourn St aff 4; French CI. 1, 2, 3: Baseball 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2, Captain 3, 4; Foot- ball 1. 2, 3. Captain 4: Scholarship Fund 4. KENNETH ALLEN 331 So. Worcester Street Sojourn Staff 4: Latin CI. 1: French CI. 1. 2. 3, 4; National Honor So- ciety 3. 4; Purple Key 4; Baseball 1, 2. 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Foot- ball 1. 2. 3, 4: Scholarship Fund 4; Prom Committee 3. PATRICIA ALLEN 30 Wampum Road Class Secretary 1 ; Student Council 1: Sojourn Staff 4: French CI. 2; Business Club President 4: Pep CI. 1; 2. 3, 4: Library CI. 1; Ski CI. 2; Chorus 2: Office Aide 3, 4; Cheer- leader 2. 3, 4: Senior Class Play 4. RRENDA ATCHISON 75 Bay Road Senior Play 4: French CI. 4: Scholar- ship Fund 4: Library Aide 3; Guid- ance Aide 4; Pep CI. 4. GERALDINE BACHAND 32 No. Worcester Street Latin CI. 1: French CI. 1, 2; Business CI. 3, 4: Library Aide 1, 2. NANCY BEAMAN 5 Peter Street Sojourn Staff 4: French CI. Sec- Treas. 2, 3. 4; National Honor So- ciety 3, Vice-President 4; A.F.S. CI. 3; Guidance Aide 3, 4; Prom Com- mittee 3; Jr. National Honor Society 1. 2: Clinical Lab 3; Scholarship Fund 4. ANDREW BENNETT 313 West Main Street Student Council 4: Latin CI. 1, 2; Freshman Football 1. DAVID BENNION 267 West Main Street Senior Class Play 4; Sojourn Staff 4; Latin CI. 1, Questor 2; French CI. 1, 2, 3, 4; Lang. Lab. Technicians 1, 2, 3, 4; Science CI. 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Earth Science CI. 1, 2, 3, 4; Jr. Na- tional Honor Society 1, 2; Scholar- ship Fund 4. KAROL BLANCHARD 12 Sylvan Road Chorus 1, 4. DORIS BOHANNON 23 No. Washington Street ARTHUR BOUCHARD 260 West Main Street National Honor Society 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 4. ALICE BOUDREAU 13 Oak Street Purple Key 3. DEBORAH BRASIER 7 Park Lane Senior Class Play 4; Latin CI. 1, 2; French CI. 1, 2, 3; Pep CI. 1, 2, 3, 4; Guidance Aide 3. CHERYL BRIGGS 168 No. Worcester Street Senior Play 4; Sojourn Staff 4; French CI. 1, 2, 3; Ski CI. 2, 4; Art CI. 4; Majorettes Capt. 3; Pep CI. 2, 3, 4; Jr. National Honor Society 2. MARGOT BROWN 202 Taunton Avenue Sojourn Staff 4; Latin CI. 2; French CI. 2; Business CI. 4; Ski CI. 2, 4; Pep CI. 1, 2; Chorus 2; Office Aide 3; Library Aide 2; Guidance 2; Majorettes 3; Prom Committee 3; Scholarship Fund 4; Purple Key 4; Senior Class Play 4. BEVERLY CARROLL 23 West Main Street Business CI. 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Office Aide 3, 4; Prom Committee 3. PAUL CHAMILLARD 118 No. Worcester Street Student Council 4; Sojourn Staff 4; Scholarship Fund 4. BERNADETTE CHARETTE 81 Elm Street Class Treasurer 1; Sojourn Staff 4; Chorus 2; Purple Key 3; Pep CI. 1, 2; Scholarship Fund 4. Library Aide 1: Office Aide 3. LEON CHASE 4 Newbury Street Office Aide 4: Purple Key 4; Scholar- ship Fund 4; Sojourn Staff 4. CAROL CHASTENAY 9 Freeman Street Sojourn Staff 4; Business CI. 4; Scholarship Fund 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee 3. CHERYL DeVALK 280 Taunton Avenue Sojourn Staff 4; Scholarship Fund 4; French CI. 1, 2; Ski CI. President 3; Pep CI. 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Club 1; Office Aide 3, 4: Cheerleaders 1, 2, 4, Capt. 3. CAROL DION 16 Smith Street Sojourn Staff 4; Scholarship Fund 4; Ski CI. 4; Business CI. Secretary 4. MARGUERITE DION 37 No. Worcester Street Sojourn Staff Associate Editor 4; Latin CI. 1 ,2; French CI. 1, 2, Sec- Treas. 3, 4; Jr. National Honor So- ciety 1, 2; National Honor Society 3, 4: A.F.S. Treas. 3, 4; Scholarship Fund 4; Prom Committee 3; Guid- ance Aide 1: Clinical Lab. 3. JOHN DUBUC 57 Power Street Pep CI. 1, 2, 3; Guidance 2. SANDRA DUBUC 57 Power Street Latin CI. 1; Business CI. 4; Chorus 3, 4; Guidance 1, 3; Prom Committee 3. BARBARA DURHAM 27 Oak Street Guidance Aide 4; Chorus 1, 2, 4. JANET EISNOR 70 Cross Street Scholarship Fund 4; Senior Play 4; Jr. National Honor Society 1; Art CI. 1; Purple Key 3, 4 ; Pep CI. 1; Chorus 1. I 16 ANN ERIKSON 153 Bay Road Latin CI. 2; French CI. 2, 3, 4; Na- tional Honor Society 2; Chorus 2, 3,4. CYNTHIA FERNANDES 10 Pleasant Street Business CI. 4; Office Aide 4. MARK FONGER 167 No. Worcester Street Earth Science CI. 1, 2, 3; Band 1, 2, 3, 4. PATRICIA FOURNIER 101 No. Worcester Street Sojourn Staff 4; Business CI. 4; Guid- ance Aide 4; Scholarship Fund 4; Prom Committee 3. DANIEL GEFIS 120 West Main Street Student Council 4; Latin CI. 1, 2; Prom Committee 3; Band 1, 2, 3; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, Capt. 4; Spanish CI. 2, 3; Purple Key 4; Senior Class Play 4. MICHAEL J. GONSALVES 66 Power Street Student Council 3, 4; Latin CI. 1, 2; Prom Committee 3; Band 1, 2, 3; Baseball 1; Basketball 1, 2; Track 2; Football 1, 3; Spanish CI. 2, 3. MICHAEL P. GONSALVES 12 No. Washington Street Football Manager 1. WILLIAM GORCZYCA 27 Mansfield Avenue Latin CI. 1, First Consul 2; Jr. Na- tional Honor Society 1, 2; National Honor Society 3, President 4; Base- ball 3, 4; J.V. Basketball 1, 2; Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 4. GEORGE GREEN 75 Walker Street NANCY HARPER 20 Sturdy Street Sojourn Staff 4; Purple Key 4; Schol- arship Fund 4. DANIEL HASKELL 46 No. Worcester Street Senior Play 4; Sojourn Staff 4; Scholarship Fund 4; Dramatic CI. 1, 2; Band 1; Spanish CI. 2; Pep CI. 1, 2. DUANE HOWARD lo2 Last Main Street BARBARA JACKSON 217 West Main Street Sojourn Staff 4; Latin 1, 2; Jr. Na- tional Honor Society 1, 2; A.F.S. CI. 3; Pep Club 4; Science CI. 4; Guid- ance Aide 3; Prom Committee 3; Scholarship Fund 4; Senior Class Play 4. KAY JACKSON 202 Taunton Avenue Latin CI. 1, Second Consul 2; French CI. I, 2, Vice-Pres. 3, President 4; Jr. National Honor Society 1, 2; National Honor Society 3, 4; A.F.S. CI. 3; Scholarship Fund 4; Pep CI. 1; Purple Key 4; Prom Committee 3; Guidance Aide 3, 4. MARILYNE KEARNS 308 West Main Street Student Council 4; Sojourn Staff 4; Business Club Sec. 4; Ski CI. 4; Scholarship Fund 4. STEVE KIRBY 402 Old Colony Road Chorus 4; Football 2. WALTER LaCOMBE 30 Power Street CAROLYN LANDIS 207 Oak Street Sojourn Staff Photo. Editor 4; French CI. 1, 2, 3, 4; Jr. National Honor Society 1, 2; Lang. Lab Technicians 1, 2; A.F.S. CI. 3; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Clinical Lab 3; Office Aide 4; Li- brary Aide 1, 2; Cheerleaders 4; Scholarship F und 4; Prom Commit- tee 3; Senior Class Play 4. DONNA LARSON 18 Richardson Avenue Latin CI. 1, 2; French CI. 3, 4; Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4; Pep CI. 1, 2. Capt. 3, 4; Library Aide 1, Sec. 2: Office Aide 1, 2, 3, 4; Scholar- ship Fund 4. MARY JANF LEECH 64C Elm Street PAMELA LEHR 202 No. Worcester Street Chorus 3. 4: Guidance Aide 3. JLNE LePAGE 276 So. Worcester Street Class Treasurer 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2, Treasurer 3: Sojourn Staff Business Manager 4; French CI. 1, 2, 3, 4: Business CL Treas. 4: Jr. National Honor Society 1,2; National Honor Society 3, 4: Prom Committee Co-Cbairman 3: Guidance Aide 1, 2, 3, 4: A.F.S. CI. 3; Scholarship Fund 4: Purple Key 4. DONNA LLSPERANCE 1 1 Oak Street Sojourn Staff 4: French CI. 1: Busi- ness CI. 4: Purple Key 3; Chorus 3; Guidance Aide 4: Pep CI. 1; A.F.S. 2, 3: Prom Committee 3: Scholarship Fund 4. MICHAEL LOKITIS Leonard Street Band 1. 2. 3, 4; Dance Band 1. 2, 3, 4. GEORGE MacARTHUR 50 Oak Street Student Council Vice-Pres. 3, Presi- dent 4: Sojourn Staff Photo. Editor 4: Latin CI. 3. First Council 4: Purple Key 4: Dramatic CI. 2: Scholarship Fund 4: Ski CI. 2, 4: Pep CI. 1; Guidar.ce Aide 2, 3; Baseball Mana- ger 3, 4; Basketball 1, 3, 4: Track 2: Football 1. 2. 3. Capt. 4: Senior Class Play 4. JANICE MacCORKLE 200 Taunton Avenue Sojourn Staff 4: Business CI. 4; Art CI. 3: Purple Key 4: Pep CI. 4: Spanish CI. 2; Prom Committee 3. JANICE MARCHAND 56 Newcomb Street linda McCarthy 10 Library Square Scholarship Fund 4. MICHAEL McDADE 7 Ma flower Road TIMOTHY McENDY 60 Power Street Class Vice-President 1. 2: Student Council 1. 2. 3: Sojourn Staff 4: French CI. 1. 2. 3: Band 1. 2. 3: Base- ball 1. 2. 3: Basketball 1. 2. 3: Foot- ball 1. 2. 3. I 17 MICHAEL McGRATH 21 Noyes Street Class Secretary 3, 4; Sojourn Staff 4: Band 1, 2, 3; Dance Band 2, 3; Basketball 2, 3; Track 2; Football 1. 2: Cross Country 3; Purple Key 4; Prom Committee 3: Scholarship Fund 4. JOHN McKAY 42 So. Worcester Street DEBORAH MESSENGER 184 So. Worcester Street Sojourn Staff 4: Business CI. 4; Chorus 4. JUDITH MOREAU 242 Oak Street Sojourn Staff 4; Business CI. 4; Art CI. 3; Office Aide 1; Prom Commit- tee 3: Purple Key 4; Pep CI. 4: Span- ish 2. JO-ANN MORRISSEY 54 Plain Street Sojourn Staff 4; Business CI. 4; Spanish CI. 2. DEBRA NORLUND 221 Oak Street Sojourn Staff 4; Latin CI. 1, 2; French CI. 2, 3; Pep CI. 4; A.F.S. CI. 3; Scholarship Fund 4; Jr. Na- tional Honor Society 1, 2; Clinical Lab 3: Jr. Lab Technician 1: Office Aide 3. 4: Library Aide 1, 2, 3; Senior Class Play 4. THOMAS NORTON 176 Lincoln Street Chorus 4; Lang. Lab. Technicians 3, 4; Earth Science CI. 1, 2, 3, 4: Sci- ence CI. 3; Cross Country 2. LORRAINE PERRY 50 Burt Street Business CI. 4; Art CI. 3; Library Aide 2. 3. 4. MANUEL RAMOS 42 Reservoir Street Sojourn Staff 4: Purple Key 4; Schol- arship Fund 4. FREDERICK REGO 53 Barrows Street Track 4: Cross Country 3, Capt. 4. CAROL RIBE1RO 6 Robinson Lane Sojourn Staff Associate Editor 4; Latin CI. 1, Second Consul 2; French CI. 1, 2, 3, Treasurer 4; Jr. National Society 1, 2; National Honor Society 3, 4; A.F.S. CI. 3; Chorus 1; Guid- ance Aide 4; Office Aide 4; Clinical Lab 3: Purple Key Secretary 4; Prom Committee 3: Scholarship Fund 4; Pep CI. 4; Science CI. 4. SUSAN ROBINSON 41 Hill Street Chorus 1, 2, 3; Prom Committee 3; Scholarship Fund 4. LINDA RUBIN 123 East Hodges Street DIANE SERRAS 80 West Main Street Jr. National Honor Society 1, 2. CRAIG SHARPLES 2 Holly Street Pep CI. 2, 3: Scholarship Fund 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 1; Latin CI. 1, 2; So- journ Staff 4; Purple Key 3. MICHAEL SIGMAN If! Union Road Purple Key 4. HENRY SOLDAT 103 No. Worcester Street Purple Key 4: Scholarship Fund 4; Baseball 2: Basketball 2, 3; Track 4. HENRY SOUSA 232 West Main Street French CI. 1, 2, 3, 4: Ski CI. 4; Clin- ical Lab 3; Earth Science CI. 1. 2, 3. 4; Science CI. 3; Jr. Lab Tech- nicians 1. 2, 3, 4; Jr. National Honor Society 1, 2; Purple Key 4; Senior Class Play 4. DEANNA SMITH 60 King Phillip Road Sojourn Staff 4; Chorus 3, 4; Library Aide 1. 2, 3, 4; Guidance Aide 4. LINDA SMITH 105 Plain Street Sojourn Staff 4; Pep CI. 4; Chorus 3, 4; Guidance Aide 2, 3; Purple Key 4: Office Aide 4; A.F.S. CI. 3; Prom Committee 3; Scholarship Fund 4. CYNTHIA SPRAGUE 166 So. Washington Street Sojourn Staff Photo. Editor 4; Busi- ness CI. 4; Purple Key 4; Spanish CI. 2; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Scholarship Fund 4: Guidance Aide 1, 2; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee 3: A.F.S. CI. 3. JUDITH TEIXEIRA 22 Taunton Avenue Sojourn Staff Quotation Editor 4; Business Club 4: Chorus 1, 2, 3; Of- fice Aide 3, 4; Guidance Aide 4; Prom Committee 3; Jr. National Honor Society 1, 2. SUSAN THIBEAULT 149 West Main Street French CI. 1; Spanish CI. 2, 3; Chorus 2, 3; Library CI. 1, 2, Sec- retary 3; Science CI. 2, 3; Pep CI. 1, 2, 3; Guidance Aide 1, 2; Majorette 1, 2, 3, Captain 4; Senior Class Play 4. PAMELA TRIPP 50 So. Washington Street Class Secretary 2, Vice-President 3, 4: Student Council Secretary 2, Mem- ber 3, 4; Sojourn Editor-in-Chief 4; French CI. 1, 2, 3; Dramatic CI. 2; National Honor Society 3, Treasurer 4: Pep CI. 1, 2, 3; Ski CI. 2, 4; Schol- arship Fund 4; Chorus 2; Library Aide 1, 2; Guidance Aide 3; Cheer- leader 4; Prom Committee, Chairman 3: Purple Key 4; Senior Class Play 4. DONNA VITAL 364 Old Colony Road Sojourn Staff 4; Business CI. 4; Chorus 3, 4; Pep CI. 2, 3; Purple Key 4; Office Aide 2, 3; A.F.S. CI. 3; Prom Committee 3; Scholarship Fund 4. JAMES WAZ 150 No. Worcester Street Latin CI. 1 : Business CI. 4. SUZANNE WHITE 95 So. Worcester Street Sojourn Staff 4; Latin CI. 1; A.F.S. CI. 2; Business CI. 4; Chorus 3, 4; Guidance Aide 3, 4. RICHARD WYNN 19 Cobb Street Baseball 1, 2, 3; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3. MICHAEL YARUSITES lOf! Barrows Street Sojourn Staff 4; Band 1, 2, 3; Base- ball 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2; Football 1, 3. I 18 THE FIRST-MACHINISTS NATIONAL BANK Personal Loans Mortgage Loans Business Loans Auto Loans Improvement Loans Insurance Loans Appliance Loans Regular Checking Accounts Special Checking Accounts Savings Accounts Safe Deposit Boxes Register Checks Travelers Checks Christmas Clubs Norton Office 31 West Main Street 285-4830 Extra Hours Thursday 6-8 P.M. 120 NORTON COUNTRY CLUB 9 Holes Semi-Private Complete Pro Shop Swimming Pool Clubhouse Facilities Available for Banquets Dances and Parties 188 Oak Street Norton, Massachusetts Tel. 285-3840 BEST WISHES to the Class of 1969 THE CAMEO SHOP North Worcester Street Norton, Massachusetts A FRIEND hand cut 55 TASTE TEMPTING VARIETIES ALWAYS FRESH 121 LADY FAIR BEAUTY SALON AVENUE DAIRY BAR Route 140 Norton-Mansfield Line Home Cooked Food West Main Street Norton, Massachusetts Tel. 222-5390 CLARENCE P. RICH PLUMBING HEATING GAS FITTING 79 West Main Street Norton, Massachusetts MASTER PLUMBER Reg. 6693 KELLEY AND TATARIAN Insurance Agency EDWARD J. KELLEY THOMAS C. TATARIAN 104 Park Street Attleboro, Massachusetts Tel. 222-6446 122 JACKSON BROTHERS ' NURSERY Lawn and Garden Supplies Tree and Shrubs 217 West Main St. Norton, Massachusetts Tel. 285-7951 PLEASANT PHARMACY INC. Attleboro Massachusetts FRED COOPER OLD COLONY PRESS Complete Printing Service Offset and Letterpress Wedding Invitations and Service Metal Spinning All Metals Precision Work Prompt Service tifooptr 47 South Worcester Street Chartley, Massachusetts 02712 398 Old Colony Road Chartley, Massachusetts Tel. 222-2528 123 Italian and American Food THE GONDOLA Restaurant and Lounge LOCATED AT 1094 Bay Street Taunton Massachusetts SWEET MANUFACTURING COMPANY Pioneer Makers of Quality Jewelry Chain Gilbert Street West Mansfield, Massachusetts Tel. 339-2961 METALS and CONTROLS, INC. 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Serving the Jewelry and Electronics Industries 301 West Main Street Chartley, Massachusetts 02712 ARENA ' S GARAGE General Auto Repairing Body and Fender Work 85 Mansfield Avenue Norton, Massachusetts Tel. 285-4231 126 Compliments of THE OLD GRIST MILL Excellent Accommodations for Dinners, Proms, and Banquets 390 Fall River Avenue Seekonk, Massachusetts Tel. 336-8450 OLD COLONY HARDWARE Swimming Pools Garden Supplies Hardware Housewares Old Colony Road Norton, Massachusetts Tel. 222-0860 BUSTERS AUTO BODY SHOP 39 North Worcester St. Norton, Massachusetts Tel. 222-6602 127 GEORGE GREEN MOTOR SALES Old Colony Road Norton, Massachusetts 02766 RAY SOUZA ' S AUTO BODY SHOP 56 Burt Street Norton, Massachusetts H and H PRODUCTS Specializing in the manufacture of quality easelbacks 41 Pleasant Street Norton, Massachusetts HOB NOB Famous Name Fashions at Savings Up to 50% OPEN Mon.-Fri. 10-9 P.M. Sat. 10-6 P.M. TRI BORO PLAZA North Attleboro, Massachusetts Tel. 695-0496 128 7 t GOOD FOOD BRISTOL FARMS It ' s A Pleasure To Serve You Chartley Massachusetts T. J. HOLMES COMPANY West Main Street Chartley, Massachusetts 129 DICK ' S AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR ATLANTIC 125 West Main Street Norton, Massachusetts ANN ' S PLACE Food At Its Best Seafoods, Steaks and Pizzas 48 Bay Road Norton, Massachusetts STYLE-ARAMA BEAUTY SALON 185 North Worcester St. Chartley, Massachusetts GLORIA BATTISTELLO Tel. 222-4701 BERGERON ENGRAVING CO. INC. Engravers, Engine Tuners Lacquer Enamelers, Pantograph 406 Old Colony Road Norton, Massachusetts 130 IF IT ' S COOP FOOD YOU OBRIEN ' S COFFEE SHOP Old Colony Road Char+ley, Massachusetts RYAN AND SONS GOB SHOP 15 North Main Street Attleboro, Massachusetts Tel.: 222-3038 GEORGE ' S CLEANERS Mansfield, Massachusetts Tel.: 339-7742 STERLING MANUFACTURING CO. Division Scientific Scales Corp. MAKERS OF TECHNICAL EQUIPMENT 9 West Church Street Mansfield, Massachusetts 131 SPIC and SPAN CLEANERS QgfiPjl cleaning Union Street Attleboro, Massachusetts MONIZ ATLANTIC C Of SERVICE 62 Mansfield Avenue Norton, Massachusetts SILVA FUNERAL HOME INC. WILLIAM R. SILVA, Funeral Director Taunton, Massachusetts D. J. MOITOZA CONSTRUCTION CO. Asphalt Paving Loam Fill Gravel 81 Bay Road Norton, Massachusetts Tel. 822-6164 822-1352 132 Best Wishes to the Class of ' 49 CHARTLEY ENAMELING COMPANY 316 West Main Street Chartley, Massachusetts If It ' s Good Food You Want, Try FRATES DAIRY PRODUCTS at LEONARD ' S of NORTON By the Reservoir SERVING Ice Cream, and Fountain Treats Sandwiches and Pizza Dinners (a la carte) Route 140 Mansfield Avenue Norton, Massachusetts Tel. 285-4870 K. J. LAWLESS CO. Paint Contractor . . . You Name IT . . . Residential We Do IT . . . Industrial Commercial Attleboro, Massachusetts Tel. 226-0734 133 LEWIS S. RUBIN West Main Street Norton, Massachusetts SWEET PAPER BOX CO. Maple Street Chartley, Massachusetts SPRAGE AND REYNOLDS COMPANY 181 West Main Street Norton, Massachusetts NURSING HOME INC. 184 Mansfield Avenue Norton, Massachusetts 134 91 JOHN G. LACOMBE SUNOCO SERVICE !UN0C0 General Repairs Radiator Service West Main Street Norton, Massachusetts Tel. 285-4288 LOBSTER HUT Mansfield Avenue Norton, Massachusetts SILLMAN ' S SHOE STORE In Business for Over 56 Years 43 Park Street Attleboro, Massachusetts OLD COLONY FLOWER SHOP Prompt Free Delivery 376 Old Colony Road Norton, Massachusetts 135 KILBURN GLASS INDUSTRIES, INC. I I I South Worcester Street CHARTLEY Massachusetts 136 1 zte tti te TOOL and STAMPING INC. CHARLES C. VALENTINE Engineer and Designer West Main Street Norton, Massachusetts Telephone 285-4167 J 37 CARUSO ' S LOUNGE Where Smart People Meet!! 490 Pleasant Street Attleboro, Mass. Tel. 222-4410 DENZER CONSTRUCTION CO. General and Masonry Contracting 695-5070 275 Elm Sr., N. Attleboro RENT-IT INC. Old Colony Road Norton, Massachusetts 138 our DEPENDABLE DRUGGIST HASKINS PHARMACY . Prescriptions . . . Sick Room Supplies . . . Cosmetics Norton, Massachusetts 02766 139 NORTON GARAGE Lubricating — Wheel Aligning Repairing REPAIRS Rear 107 West Main Street Norton, Massachusetts Tel. 285-3869 RIPLEY and GOWEN CO. INC. Mechanic Street Attleboro, Massachusetts AMICI Funeral Home A Refined Service Within the Reach of All Best Wishes From EDGAR M. HOLMES Insurance Agency 115 North Main Street Mansfield, Massachusetts Tel. 339-7595 Insurance of Every Description 32 West Main Street Norton, Massachusetts 140 ERNEST J. PRECOURT, INC. Electrical Contractors 19 Noyes Street Norton, Massachusetts Tel. 222-1286 141 FUNERAL HOME 19 Clapp Street NORTON, MASSACHUSETTS Tel.; 285-4402 339-2783 Funerals Pre-arranged Serving All Faiths WARREN CLARK Funeral Director and Embalmer WARCHAL ' S Flower Shop and Greenhouse The Right Flower for Any Occasion Wedding Bouquets Funeral Designs Corsages Potted Plants Cut Flowers Call 285-4552 I 1 8 Plain Street Norton, Massachusetts CUT N ' CURL SHOPPE 276 South Worcester Street Norton, Massachusetts Tel. 285-4050 ALICE LePAGE 142 Best Wishes to The SENIOR CLASS NORTON STORE West Main Street Norton, Massachusetts 143 WARREN KAY VANTINE STUDIO INC. Official Photographer for The Senior Class of Norton High School 132 Boylston Street Boston, Massachusetts 144 144