Norwood High School - Silhouette Yearbook (Norwood, OH)

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- - To know that we know what we know, and hat we' do not know what we do not know, that true knowledgef,-Thoreau The amount of knowledge gained in high school can determine your future. Your biology partner who dissected that frog so competently may, in a few years, he a skilled surgeon. The student who delighted in solving those physics problems may someday Je a capable engineer. The girl who finds pleasure in learning the mechanics of cosmetology may eventually he a Famed heautician. Doctors, lawyers, teachers, mechanics, irchitects-they all get their start in high chool. - acet learning is gained through the use of equipment. Mr. Earl 0. Henry demonstrates the force by which Colonel Glenn will orbit the earth. Biology students gain. lcnowleclge through the dissec- tion of frogs.

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Studying with friends makes that last-minute crmnming I1 lot more pleasant, mowile 0610 The Junior Prom, the HY, Girls' Week, ,dances-all of these activities help to add to our circle of friends. A Can you imagine a day in which no one gathers around the drinking fountain to dis- cuss the past and the future days' activities! Sharing our times, hoth good and had, is a big part of friendship. Miss Kiernarfs helpful guiclance is typi- cal of Norwoozlis csnmselors, Homeroom 105 sets up their result of many weeks of work. lable flecomtion-the 1 t t. X - N ad' ,f t