Norwood High School - Silhouette Yearbook (Norwood, OH)

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Seniors spend much time reflecting the past and an- ticipating the future. They see themselves as individu- als greatly changed by the Challenges which have confronted them the past four years. For them, the fu- ture offers a much broader spectrum of opportunities for learning and growth. In retrospect, they realize that high school, with its moments of elation and disappointment, has prepared them for future endeav- ors. For each success and each failure to come, there will continue to be a new day to follow.

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As graduation approached for the classof 1. many of us began to wonder what we had 3315:; J g A during our high school yegs 51 me of ai$d W , f Joan TePe'secrEta'ry' knowledge in classes while' -rs of s ean.to- . ; .r' Worry that we had not we; iiigently enqugh g A ,' 'J - -- to prepare ourselves for g . yaars hich: lay '9 beyond highmschooi. Despil, ! ,w M 3:001:31, the classg Q ? d not have learned within the 1975 learned to work togeth .; Lriorder to sac0g;t and create change. , a The class of 1975 w '; e, we, as lowly freshmen halls. We survived with th . .. - year in the newly compl'etedr ' V-roved conditions. How . we remained the you . heless, we were d eg ew and diff t With the footba nior night approa , lots in Student Council proposed a Week and bonfire, events the administration had never before approved. We finally gained approval, and the success of Spirit Week may make this activity another annual event created by our class. Yes, the class of 1975 has witn many changes while creating others that will be as- sociated with our class. We leave knowing that as Norwood High School has changed us, we have also Changed Norwood High School. . SjeIIe Sched, president; Mike Montgomery, vice-president; Bev McWhorter, treasurer;