Norwich Free Academy - Mirror Yearbook (Norwich, CT)

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THE NORWICH FREE ACADEMY HE Academy IS classlhed by the Connectrcut State Board of Educatron as an endowed and lncorporated Academy approved as a Hrgh School for certrficatron purposes and for the attendance of puprls whose turtron IS to be pa1d from publlc funds Thls means that lt 15 prrvate ln management and publ1c rn servrce For elghty four years rt has served th1s communrty and many surround mg towns The hope of ICS founders that rt mrght be a free school hrs never been fulfrlled Numb rs haxe mcreased far beyond the expectatrons of 1ts or1g1na1 donors and whrle lfS endowment both rn equrpment and 1n the years It requlres very l1tt1e thought however to see that the prrvate manage ment of the school has been of great fmancral value to Norw1ch The burden of expans1on to meet rncreasrng needs has not fallen on taxpayers but has been borne by prlvate cltrzens whose affectron for the school has been mam fested by numerous bequests and glfts These benefactors have belrex ed that they were helplng the communrty by provrdrng for the welfare of 1ts young people Srnce 1856 nearly 15 000 puprls have had at least 1 par tml course hert Over 5 000 have been graduated after a four year course It IS to be hoped that you the members of the Class of 1940 wrll take w1th you a lrvely sense of what you owe to past generatlons and a strong determ1nat1on to do your best to just1fy the hopes and sacrrfices of our bene factors HENRY A TIRRELI Prmapal ll ' ll . K K I I 1 ' . c X V l A ' L c ' ' ' . ' ' ' LL 57 2 y 9 ' ' I investments has steadily grown, the income per pupil has decreased through ' ' , , HB ' 11 I K 4 . 1 I I U x I , C x , ' I . T I 7 ' , y I n T C C - 'K ls X. , . , , , . 5 1 -o

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