Norwood High School - Silhouette Yearbook (Norwood, OH)

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CHARLOTTE E. KEHM Dean ol Girls: Director ol Guidance and Pl nt. aceme University of Cincinnati, B. A.: Columbia University, M. A. Many far sighted persons see in the War the end of one era in history and speculate on the na- ture of the new era which will begin with the peace. With nerv- ous tension a n d uncertainty thoughtful young people ques- tion the values of their every day lives, but where they think calm- ly they must realize that certain traits of character, habits of Work- ing and ways of thinking have survival value in any era. lf We control the major part of the World after the War, or if we are faced again with depression and hard times, surely We can do a 07' ana Gui Deans CARL H. ALBRECHT Dean of Boys: Principal oi Adult Evening School. Science: Capital University, B. Sc., Ohio State University, M. Sc. in Chemical Engineering better job of construction or re- construction by being intellect- ually and economically honest in our endeavors to Work, to speak, to Worship and to antici- pate the good life of a capable citizen. Every national crisis in the past has proven the truth which is indeed self evident- healthy, honest, self-reliant, Well 'trained and aggressively loyal young people are the foundation of democracy. Charlotte E. Kehm Carl H. Albrecht

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Om Qbministaatoas HAROLD S. BATES Superintendent ol Norwood Public Schools Lombard College, B. S.: Columbia Uni- versity, M. A. We face serious and trying times ahead-not only through- out the present emergency, but also in the years to come, in the World - after - the - War. America must prepare for peace. This is the responsibility of you young people. For most of you, the school room is the place during our present struggle. Secure for yourself a usable edu- cation to stand you in good stead in your adult years, and you do the largest possible serv- ice to your country. Foresight, preparing for the aftermath of national strife, is your truest form of patriotism. Harold S. Bates 3 ff B. M. HANNA Principal oi Norwood High School Franklin College, B. A.: University of Chicago, M. A. Democracy, our common but our most priceless heritage, is Worth fighting for. The enemy from Within is sometimes more deadly than the enemy from Without, and the best Weapon of defense for our youth is Educa- tion and Training. Our lives are now disturbed by Wars which unleash the Worst evils of past ages to kill and de- stroy. Young and old must share the burdens of War, but We must prepare for Peace. Let us do Well the task before us and Work for a just and lasting Peace for our- selves and for those who come after us. B. M. Hanna 60

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a1z....1J...9z....... C. McCLELLAN ALLEN Social Science Ohio University, B. A. CAROLINE BEAVERS English. Languages Ohio Wesleyan University, B. A. Ohio State University, M. A. GEORGE EDWARD BREEN Distrihutive Trades Program. Coordinator Yale University, B. A. Harvard, M. B. A. AVANELLE BRENNEMAN Dietitian Butler University, B. S. KATHERINE FOOTE BRIDGE English University of Cincinnati, B. A. DOROTHY BRUE Librarian University of Wisconsin, B. A. ELLEN BURNS English Denison University, Ph. B., M. A. ' ROBERT W. COLWELL Physical Education and Health. Chairman Indiana State Normal School, B. S. in Physical Education A. B. COOK Mathematics. Commercial University of Cincinnati, B. S., M. Ed., L. L. B. IOHN DOUGHMAN Vocational Education. Trades and Industries, Coordinator Wilmington College, B. S. in Ed. 80