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K6 ' ducatwn Is Intellectual Travel This seene of Norwalk Higlfs open door with the sehool lllH'2,l'lill1S grouped at the entrance might mislead one to think that the boy-girl ratio is entirely out of ba,lanee. Not so. The sehool you r begun with two more boys enrolled than girls in a total of 364. However as eighteenth birtlldriys rolled around, Uncle Sam summoned the eligibles to fields ol' wider service and the list of boys dwindled. With so iimiiy of our good friends going into the service, we of the student body have become more and more war-eoriseious. Spare hours have been used to relieve labor Sl101'llEl,gGS in factories and in stores. Appeals for 'Iiuncls have inet with our hearty response. Almost 311,000 worth of war bonds and Sl'2lll'lDS was purchased in the first Semester alone. The contribution to the Red Press was 34200. and 0 was given to the drive agziirist infantile paralysis. As we go clay by day on our seemingly careless way to and from sehool, we are not unlnind- ful of our responsibility to all those who represent us on the battle line. fl' rw ,Q X -. .- .,,- I E f'1. i f.'! ' fif ty- ' T A - V . 1, . .
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orwalk Norwalk is a little town With lots of great big treesg There's no one liere of great renowng lt's average, if you please. The fine old trees are really prettyg There are lots of small ones toog Old Timers call it Maple City, And travelers smile as they pass through.. We live upon a quiet street And if, by Cll2l1li't', we later roam, We'll oft return, our friends to meet For we all like to eall this home. Bob Malcolm, '45 Nontzdlq, beautiful capital of the Fire- lands and f-ity of pioneer traditions, lies at the crossroads ot the nation at war. Main Mrffct, whieli marks the course of transeontinental highways along which in earlier days rumbled ox-earts and trolley cars, now serves as llllO1'OUgl1fi1T6 for a, gigan- tic motor transport company earriying the name of Novrwalk throughout the Midwest. l The Winter of 1 the Blg Snow
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XR. L. Gandolf Cqinowleclge comes but wisdom lingers. H. U. Ellis Supt. of Schools Board of Education D-V. T. M. Patrick, Pros. v Dorothy M. Furlong, V. Pres. kgtlllzlv? geftel A. o. Elmer, olm-If ' ell? ffl? 0 Ij111lC11lZ1l. Dr. G. F. Linn Susan Griflin Stock Room allied April 15, 1945 ZOHHDPFUHUDP-QZHEUUP Emi Emi 226. p-7.00 5.-+ WEE. Sign-H ,-J :L- '91-+0 :OH rf- C. N. Sfevenson Principal of Norwalk High School Joan Tucker Secretary
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