Norwood High School - Tiot Yearbook (Norwood, MA)

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The chief reward of the teacher is the knowledge that the pupils with whom he has worked have gone on to larger opportunities of service. The men and women with whom you have worked during the past three years hope that you may profit not only from the various instructional skills which they have attempted to impart but that you may derive some benefit from the larger lessons of citizenship and right living which have been incidental to all of your subjects. You are reading this book for the first time tonight in a room which has played a large part in your High School life. You met here for the first time to receive in- structions regarding your High School work; your social functions during the past three years have been held here; your varied assembly programs have taken place here, and last but not least, your gymnasium classes. As you leave this room tonight for the last time as undergraduates, we, the Faculty, wish you God-speed along the many roads which you are to travel; we hope that the lessons which you have learned here may stand you in good stead; and above all, we hope that you may come back to us from time to time with a record of service to society which has made your High School education possible. The Faculty 10

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n (ilHomin-tam MISS ORRELLE J. GRAY Teacher of English and Dramatics in Norwood Senior High School from September, 1927 through June, 1939 Died June 25, 1939 Out of the strain of the Doing Into the peace of the Done; Out of the Thirst of Pursuing, Into the rapture of Won. Out of grey mist into brightness, Out of pale dusk into Dawn — Out of all wrong into tightness, We from these fields shall be gone.

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MR. LEIGHTON THOMPSON Principal MISS RUTH GOW Dsan of Girls Head of Mathematics Detartment 11 MR. CHARLES HAYDHN Suhmaster