Norwood High School - Tiot Yearbook (Norwood, MA)

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IN MEMORIAM: ROBERT DOUCETTE The class of 1972 will always re- member Robert Doucette, who was very active during his high school years. He was a member of the Swim Team, Tiot Circulation Editor, and participated in the Senior Play. Bob was most ac- tively involved in music, where his fine tenor voice brought him such accreditations as the greater Bostonians, All-State Chorus, and Southeastern Massachusetts Dis- trict Chorus. At graduation Bob, who was planning to attend the University of Massachusetts in Amherst, was awarded a scholar- ship. To those of us who knew Mel as a student, team mate, friend or brother, he left us with much more than an outstanding record. We will always remember Bob. ' • M 13

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Something new changed our senior year — open campus. Many were skeptical — They won ' t know what to do with their spare time, — but we proved those skeptics wrong. Open campus at Norwood High School created a study-oriented, yet relaxing atmo- sphere; an atmosphere of freedom, yet of responsibil- ty. This new system not only gave us a chance to uti- lize free time in the manner we chose, but also brought us closer to maturity. n

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IN MEMORIAM: MISS LOUISE G. McCORMACK The class of 1972 expresses its deepest regrets upon the death of Miss Louise G. McCormack, who spent thirty-four years teaching English at Norwood Senior High School. Miss McCormack was a devoted teacher and is remem- bered by many of her former pu- pils. 13