Norton High School - Sojourn Yearbook (Norton, MA)

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DEDICATION Mrs. Debra Sweeney, advisor and friend to the Class of ' 87, has helped all of us in countless ways. Her enthusiasm and willingness to help will long be remembered by all members of the Class of ' 87. Whenever an individual needed help, she was always there to lend a helping hand; whenever the class needed help, she was always willing to work endless hours on our behalf. She guided us through dances, fundraisers, the prom, the spaghetti supper, the play, and many other activities; she stood by us when we needed her support to save Purple Key and acted as our ad- vocate in dealing with administrators and other faculty members. In addition to her understan- ding, work, and dedication, Mrs. Sweeney ' s golden smile and cheerful outlook are a tremen- dous asset to Norton High School, and the Class of ' 87 is proud to dedicate Sojourn 87 to Mrs. Debra Sweeney.

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APPRECIATION m rmm In addition to Mrs. Sweeney, our other class advisors have given us an enorm amount of help and support throughout our four years at Norton High School. Mi Maher, Mr. Leddy, and Mr. and Mrs. Nuttall have come up with countless ideas for fundraisers, pulled us through a successful prom in our junior year, pushed us through a super spaghetti supper in our senior year, and stood by us proudly in our battle for the reinstatement of Purple Key. These busy people have also withstood the frustra- tions of unpaid dues, fundraiser flops, and all the little annoying details behind our many plans and events. We, the Class of ' 87, wish to show them our heartfelt apprecia- tion for all they have done to make our class one of the best to come through Norton High School. Without them, our class would be just another group of students; with our advisors, we have an identity and a group personality that is totally unique. ■ Prom! ' you don ' t go to the