Norwood High School - Silhouette Yearbook (Norwood, OH)

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Health ELL rings . , L Susie settles down . . . hears announcements being read . . . health charts are due today, omigosh . . , remembers that she forgot to fill hers out . . . rumages through notebook . . . finds it . . . starts to till in the blanks . . . thinks aloud as to what she has and hasn't done , . . is called down by the teacher for her disorderly conduct , , . didn't go to bed early last night . . . But, oh Louise, he was so cutel . . . subtracts one point . . . takes oft another tor wearing high heels to school the other day . . . tinds chart isn't signed . . . tries to sign her mother's name . . . in case she really were dishonest . . . surveys her masterpiece , . . knows it doesn't look any more like her mother's signature than lNlapoleon's-eerases it and starts over again . . . thinks that it she has to erase again she'll make a hole in the paper , . , wants to run home to have mother sign it , . . can't get excused . . . knows better than to skip class . . . gives up all hope ot getting health chart in on time . . . resolves to do better next time . . . settles down to do her neglected home-studies while humming her favorite tune, Thats Lite l Guess. 133 is MH

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Hffzin USIE starts on hikeaeefeels like a child next to all those high and mighty seniors- 4 gets seated on a nice logeetries to impress upper classmen with her age-doesn't succeed-junior comes upe-asks her to help build the fire-wonders why peo- ple pick on her-knows she wouldn't feel that way if senior had asked hereejoins in fun-the silliesetheyre really not as high and mighty as she had supposedecaift realize it's time to go homee-doesn't know when she's had so much fun-A :gz sp ai: :gc Time Marches Gneso does SusieeSusie's a senior-looks forward to Saturdays hike-remembers first hike--wonders if freshman feels the way she did-decides to take it easy this timeeftells freshy to get some woode-'relents in time to go with her-just knows freshman is tickled-fthey can't hide their feelings at that age- lower classman haunts her all afternoonedoesn't mind-everyone likes a following- realizes it's her last hike-remembers time she fell in the river-and oh that time she turned her ankle-and the overnight tripeeand oh she surely will miss these hikes. 132

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afzclzefui OLVVE never shot an arrow? Not really! Well you simply must. ltls so easy- just pull back the string, close your eyes, and let go. Some of them hit the weird- est things. lAnd Virginia Murphy, who is the archery manager, wishes here to announce that there is absolutely no truth in the story that in one afternoon she picked off two of those white chickens in the next yardl All the archers take their contests very serious- ly and usually become very proficient after some practice. Under able guidance the girls learn how to stand, how to hold the bow and arrow in position, how to judge distance, and all the other important tricks of the sport. lt you join the archers, you will have to work hard tor your points, as the girls will tell you, and when you make your first bulls-eye, you will be almost overcome. Every one likes arch- ery because she is sure to hit something any way she points. 134 f