Norton High School - Nortonian Yearbook (Norton, OH)

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Q-BHWHQWA Superintendent, Ralph C. Schlott The first faces we saw when as Fresh- men we entered Norton High School, and the faces of the graduation officials who gave us our coveted diplomas were those of the administration ---- the principal who gave us advice on our problems and repri- manded us when we did somethin wrong, the secretaries who take care of tie busi- ness department, and the superintendent who runs the Norton Township schools from his office in our building. During our four-year education, they gave us leadership and guidance as we went through the period of becoming young adults. It is only when we are about to leave and will receive their aid no longer, that gratitude, which was never expressed, is voiced. Thank you seems too inelo- quent, but meant sincerely, as it is here, it says more than overflowing prose. Secretary, Pat Wolfe l956 ire,t as iiii 1 'if' ritsi finn to at niitirrr irii at teir .1 ww t gl ii1 ai., l pie ,, t t, n s 5 .K ttt,,r M... at,,, i f . t V T ' ' in Principal, Robert C, Maus Secretary, Miriam Smith