Norwood High School - Silhouette Yearbook (Norwood, OH)

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LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. William Schaneberger, Mr. Charles Evans, Miss Emma Jungblut, clerk, Mr. Ralph Thayer, Mr. David Ramage, Mr. Paul Sullivan, Superintendent Bates. NJ' HAROLD S. BATIS Superintendent of Norwood Public Schools 6 H on't qonco Cwlo Qu .lust a song title-yes! But what a difference it would make to our civilization if high school stu- dents were to use it as an expression of their educational ambitions. Gone, indeed, would be those false measures of educational achievement--required books to be read, so many credits to be earned, so many hours to be spent. ln their place would come the quest for the pertinent facts out of which iudgment grows. ln consequence, tomorrow's America would become a stronger, richer, better place in which to live. Not a bad idea-- Don't Fence Me ln!

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clllfhllla clflfan oral.: Cn Norwood men and women are fighting on every battle front and are giving an excellent account of themselves. lt must be our serious purpose to encourage them, to give them every support within our power, and to match their sacrifice in every way possible. Only by doing our full share may we be worthy of the lasting peace for which we are all striving. BEN M. HANNA, Principal B. M. HANNA, Principal of Norwood High School To employ oneself in the pursuit of education is The stability and good citizenship of our stu- to contribute an important service toward victory dents under the stresses of war increase our faith in the present war and an everlasting world peace. in their ability to solve the problems of peace. 1 RAY WARMOTH, CHARLOTTE E. KEHM, Acting Dean of Boys Dean of Girls Ray Warmoth, Acting Dean of Boysg Janet Bennett and Martha Rahe, Office Staffg Charlotte Kehm, Dean of Girls. 8