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The Milestone kkk kirk . A L U M N I. + To the Alumni of the N. H. S. We have tried in this, your section of the annual, to please the alumni and sincerely hope that we have succeeded. It is common for people to become so absorbed in the pleasures and duties of this busy world, that they unconsciously sever connections with those associations which seem less immediately important. But there are a few relationships that we never wish to sever, among them are those of the home, the church and the school. Our ideas have been directed and guided by these three institutions, until they seem a part of ourselves. The first two institutions are nearly as various as the number of families represented, but the word school brings us to common ground. This is the one institution for which our boys have fought while our girls stood by and cheered. Surely there is no one of our alumni who cannot remember how his heart beat when he was nearly ready for a contest with a neighboring school. While our hearts are beating in anticipation of such a contest in debating, track, basketball, football or baseball we do not expect our alumni to be so excited, but we would be very disappointed and surprised if any one of them did not expect and want us to have a wanning team. We feel that even more important than these contests is our scholarship. If we raise the standard of this, we not only help ourselves as individuals, but even reflect credit on our former graduates. If our scholarship were the highest in the state, every graduate would be proud to say that that is his high school. So we feel that we have a common tie that binds us tighter than we often think. Very many of our graduates are gone from Norfolk and are walking in almost every path of life. Many are in the service of Uncle Sam serving their country. Not only are the men doing their best in that great struggle but the women too. Some are training to be nurses; it is impossible to mention all the good they are doing. To the nurses, the soldiers and the sailors much credit is due, but the others who are making homes and looking after business interests are just as important in relation to our government as they. Even though your interests are great, dear Alumni, please do not forget your school.
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