Norwalk High School - Reminiscentiae Yearbook (Norwalk, CT)

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522 'AY ' ' 1 ' LMBXE NWL5'-b fiilxleif-i -l 1' l l . W yn as ' fi 1 .l i l l l v I l CARRIE FERRETTI 2 i I High selzool is one long C0ll'Zf'f7l'SLlfl0H rhequered by disputes. E , l Evidently she is fond of candy and sodas, for many of us have seen her working CPD 5 2 in a drug store after school hours. Carrie is studious, good-natured and sociable. She l likes talking, but doesn't like demerits, so she shows her good sense by usually subduing 4 all impulses to engage in conversation. Industry and efficiency are her watch words, a11d i l following these, it is inevitable that she will achieve success. 5 pl A l 2-,U ,al 5 l l, l LUELLA FINCH Thy smile eau make a summer' where darkness else would be. 1 Here is a sweet, amiable member of the Commercial department. She is a good, ' faithful student. There may not be much to say about Luella except that she has a sociable manner and sunny disposition, but that counts a lot. Also, we mustn't neglect to mention how well she sang in the musical comedy, Somewhere in America, and in the ' 1 i annual musical concert of all the musical organizations of high school. Whatever your 3 future plans, Luella, here's to your success and happiness! 1 Ll MARCIA GODFREY Such gifts as these are not to be :ejected Heres the country maiden Cbut you ought to see her nowlj who scored a hit in tne llay Officer 666 Survey those winning features of hers and then one of the reasons why she is so wall liked IS obxious Not only her sparkling eyes and bewitching smile Iut also her cheery nature has won her many friends Although she completed the com merclal course, she also took up classical subjects in preparation for entering New Lon don college She is planning to be 1 private secretary Qwe envy her future boss who will have such a Chafmlllg employeelj Cannondale ought to be proud of you, Marcia' Forty eight er new lv? on 'J 1 Hali53l'3ifi nl ,. lr ' , ' u , Y . v . . , 3 2 1 . , . , , Y . L X . , V. . k . . . . y s - ' ' 1 . 1 j' f 4 Q - ' 1 5 f l X .. W -A . qi . Fw. - Y Q -I P

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Glzoluse EAKLAND HiIhvr I conzf' from the itdldtuoods of Wilton! In spite of the fact that this gentleman hails from NVilton, he's a good dancer and he knows how to run a flivver, that is, a Ford! He gets spells of stutliousness and sur- prises the class. However, George is a good sport, ancl always pays his dues! He and Rose Serke are so obliging to start off the dances at those informal Dramatic Club socials. Rensselaer will claim George next year, and they will soon learn to know and like him. fIt's too bad that he and Eleanor Jenks canyt go to a co-ed collegellj BENJAMIN EDISCJN I'Ve grant, altlzouglz hc had much wit, Ha was very shy of using ii. XYe haven't much to say about this quiet UD, pert young fellow. He believed in tl1e adage, Constant attention wears the mind, Blots out her powers and leaves a blank be- hind. However, he has the pep and ability necessary for a successful business life. He enters New York University in the fall, carrying with him the best wishes of our Class of 1920! IDUNALD FAIRCIULD And tlzcu this clvwr youth did tell a light rouzance, W'h1flc some laughed loud and long, and oflzcrs looked askancef' Behold! he who tells such newC?b, interesting jokes and storiesg he who always has a pun on the tip of his tongueg he who makes bad breaks and then tries to mend them. But he's a good natured chap and takes such medicine as two hours college preparatory work without a whimper. XVesleyan College will be that much better when Donald enters it next fall!! Forty-seven

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fi 1 1 1 ll! i' Er! la-lil 1 1 tv Z ! l ! l 1 1 ! l I i ! f 1 1 Q 2 Ei 3 MAS? I 1X l 2 ! I i I te, lm EU? Eff 1:1 Qi W '1e IREN12 GORHAM To those who know thee not, no words can paint, And those who know thee know all words are faint! We take pleasure in complimenting one of the most likeable, sociable, and amiable girls in our class. Not- especially talented along any one line, but well versed in almost everything fhistory dates for instancelj. Irene is going to some business school after graduation, where perhaps she will have less chance of showing to the best advantage her charming dimples. Never mind, Ig, we really admire your winning ways and we just know you'll be a success! VVILLIAM CTREGORY Oh, bed! Oh, bed! delicious bed! That heaven on earth to the -weary head. He is one of those quiet CU, unpresuming students from Cranberry, but, oh, how he loves to take little naps in school! However, even when he is roughly awakened from peaceful slumber by being called on to recite, his good humor and cheery nature are never lost. Bill knows how to- play baseball, too, as testified by the fact that the day he went to have his picture taken for this class book, he had received a black eye from beating his opponents so strenuously. CW'e hope the photographer smoothed over this injury!J Bill is planning to take pugilistic work, and like in baseball, driving his flivver, or just sleeping, he is sure to go into it with good will. MARGARET IJALL Not derstepjning the bounds of nzodestyf' Here's Peg, who always takes prim, dignified roles in plays, but who is jolly and talkative in real life. She usually does her spelling, and she doesn't get too many demerits, and she plays the piano, and she's a good sport. She isn't exactly in love with Lati11 Cputting it mildlylj. But somehow she passed all those difficult subjects characteristic of the classical course, so she deserves credit. If you go to college, 'tPeg,,' which you are now planning to do, we hope you'll hnd joy in studying!! Forty-nine , fi In E ..! E1 1 is Vg -ti 5 1T i l l l 1 If 1 ! ffl 1 l ! 2 ill lf! 1 E. gi Elf, lk li ' VOPEQQQEYEQQ nl i f . ...wi