Norwood High School - Silhouette Yearbook (Norwood, OH)

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Examinations SENIOR EXAMINATIONS: This is what we all chart our courses by, and which all, the brave as well as the fair, dread. Like death and taxes—

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The first superintendent of Norwood Schools was W. §. Cadman who died in 1923. He was succeeded by C. W. Johnson whose term ended in 1936 when H. S. Bates became our superintendent. One of Norwood’s most distinguished graduates was Edward Robinson, 1912, who was a professor of psychology at Yale University from 1927 until his death in 1937, The first Silhouette was published in 1923. The editor was Tom Grace. The first annual, an enlargement of the school paper, was published in 1908. It was first called The Beacon, then The Mirror. Norwood High School has grown from 6 pupils to 1700. Still the enrollment increases. Several years ago it was necessary to retain the seventh grade in the ele- mentary schools. It may become necessary in the very near future to remove the eighth grade to the elementary schools. The curriculum has been enlarged and rounded out: extra-curricular activities have been increased. Norwood High continues to grow and develop, to retain its place among today’s most modern high schools. Dear Alma Mater-— Shout loud acclaim, Faithful forever and ever To thy beloved name. This view was chosen to remind you of your ups and downs.

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