Norwood High School - Tiot Yearbook (Norwood, MA)

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MR. LEIGHTON THOMPSON Principal MISS RUTH GOW Dean of Girls Head of Mathematics Department MR. CHARLES HAYDEN Submaster

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194 1 TIOT EDITORIAL As youths all over the country graduate from their respective high schools this year, they face a world which is more troubled and uncertain than at any other time in history. In order to face this world with any degree of confidence each graduate must possess higher resources of moral strength, mental aptitude, and physical fitness than ever before was required. We who are graduating from Norwood High School have received as fine an education as could be obtained in any high school anywhere. However, we hope that as we leave the school we will take with us much more than the fundamental technicalities of our learning. We desire to carry with us the ideals which have been presented to us behind the facts which we have learned; ideals of democracy, patriotism, service and unselfishness. We want to remember the things we have learned about human relationships; making and keeping friends, and working with people in a spirit of willing cooperation. We wish to do more and greater things with the opportunities for individuality and originality which have been ours during these last three years. Lastly, we hope to carry with us into the outside world the ability to apply whatever knowledge we have acquired in school to the practical, everyday problems of life. All these things have been given to each of us during our years in high school, but each of us will cherish and use them in a different way. However, the degree to which each of us has absorbed these standards and ideals of real worth will determine the true value of our individual diplomas. Let us hope that those of us who have never consciously thought about all that high school does for a person, especially a modern, well governed school such as ours, will come to appreciate it and to show our appreciation by being a credit to it. The knowledge, the ideals, and the understanding of human nature which we gain in high school are the best implements with which we can face the troubled world. Marion Bailey, Marjorie Bodge, Editor s-in- Ch ief

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1 94 1 TIOT Miss Mary E. Coughlin Marjorie McCready Miss Irene L. Doyle Mr. John B. Kelley Miss Margaret Kenefick Commercial Commercial Commercial Commercial Commercial Miss Grace McGonagle Prof. John V. Dethier Mr. Clifford Wheeler School Treasurer Supervisor oj Music Supervisor of Practical Arts Head of Comm. Dept. Miss Marguerite Elliot Mr. James H. Butler, Jr. Mr. D. Vincent Kenefick Head of History Dept. History History Miss Elizabeth D. James Miss Louise McCormack Miss Eleanor Peaeody Miss Elizabeth O ' Sullivan Miss Mary Hubbard Head of English Dept. English English English English