Norview High School - Pilot Yearbook (Norfolk, VA)

Page 22 text:

FOR HELP AND UNDERSTANDING . . . . . dear old Norview High The little red school house was still red, still a school house, but no longer little! lt grew every year we were here and September l947 saw the addition of vocational buildings and four tempo- rary frame structures. However, no matter how much it grows, we will always be able to recognize it by the rectangular main building with the annex stretching out like a limb from a huge strong body. To the left we can see our gymnasium and just back of it our stadium which we built. At the side, grows the elementary building where the first graders learn their abc's, and across the way are two home economics cottages ..... The path across the green lawn, the circular drive way, the greenness of spring, the invigorating, bright autumn, the big emptiness of winter becoming a fairy land at the first snow of the year-all these combine to form a concrete picture of Norview in our minds and hearts.

Page 21 text:

WE STOPPED AT THE OFFICE Lady on the Spot was Mrs. Chittum. The main office was the busiest place in the school and we could always depend on Mrs. Chittum being there ready to answer our questions, return our lost articles, give us directions, and lend aid whenever it was necessary. MRS. SUE K. CHITTUM, Clerk OFFICE VVORKERS Dz'ar1.'.s' Ojice, Main O jfce, AssisfczntP1 inc'ijJc1l's O jice The students who worked in the offices were secretaries, lile clerks, typists and messengers. They helped to keep the wheels of the school industry running.

Page 23 text:

-- 2 eeemessemeemeg Q T EE S: 4? 4 7 X