Norwood High School - Tiot Yearbook (Norwood, MA)

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DEDICATION Mr. Kenneth Nolet Norwood High lost a very special person this year. Economics teacher and former basketball coach. Ken Nolet, died on January 16, 1979. His enthusiasm for this school and his love for his students and players made Mr. Nolet one of the best loved people ever to teach at Norwood High. We will miss the stories which he seemed to have for every occasion. We will miss his playing matchmaker at Senior Prom time. We will miss his genuine love for youth, probably best exempli- fied by his pet project, the Big B rother-Big Sister program at the high school. But most of all we will miss you, Mr. Nolet. You may be gone, but you will never be forgotten. Your spirit and love for this school and its students will never die. You have left us with all we could have asked for — beautiful memories. It is in your memory that we dedicate TIOT ' 79. We ' re going to miss you. Love, The Class of ' 79 Mr. Nolet at Careerfest ' 78 18