Norwalk High School - Reminiscentiae Yearbook (Norwalk, CT)

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A w lt P F 2 Q RIClIARD MATIIEWS His penfil was striking, rcsistlcss, and grand, , His nzanners were gentle, conzjwlying and blandf' ig ff -' Richard is one of our talented pupils. 'It was through his efforts that we were able 2, y to obtain such hue designs for this book. He took part in the 1918 Senior play, Fi-Fi. I 3 Richard has been a good student, and always well-behaved and obliging. After completing his course here, he intends to go to college and continue his study of drawing. 5 ELL.-X lNl1DDLI2l3ROOK Read, nzark, learn, and inwardly digestf' -11 Ella comes from XVilton, but who could hold that against such an excellent student? ln all the years that we have known Ella she has alwagg been the same quiet, unassum- ing person. She is very industrious, and is rewarded by having her name appear on the honor roll every time. She is undecided as to her future, but we feel sure she will suc- ceed in any line she chooses. SAMIQIQL lVI1DDLElSRUOK Kn0wIvdgc is power. 'lSam is one of our brilliant students. However, we may not apply the term silent with A'studious in this case! He gets' splendid marks in all his subjects and still has time to engage in school activities. As chairman of the Senior Class, Sam worked faith- fully and well. He enters Wesleyan College in the fall, and leaves behind him a record to be very proud of. Fifty-seven I

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F fffQ?lP?l! 30' ' If lm- KE M 1 NISC-E Nrme I lla 1 6041114191 , :- ia f ti 3 if 'F Tl 4 fi I iz Q X. M i ,i 1 1 1'- 'P W 1 DOROTHY MACGREGOR A thirng of beauty is a joy f01'e've1'. WVell, here is Dot, whom we all love, and you can easily guess why. Although she is very demurc she was one of the best and. cleverest pupils in the Senior Class. As a commercial student Dot certainly has done Fine work, and has Won the respect and admiration of iher classmates by her even and unassuming disposition. These qualities ' well and again proved invaluable to the class. 3 0 BRIEN MCMAIfION And when a Iadyls' in the case, You know all other things give place. ' We have heard of class babies and class beauties, but seldom of class fighters, but we bestow that title upon Brien.. There isn't a person in the school who could beat Brien in a debate, discussion or argument! We all look upon him as a future politician. That he is popular with the class is evident by the fact that he was chosen President. VVe will also award him a laurel wreath for taking such creditable parts in the plays Some- where in America and OHicer 666. As President of the Dramatic Club during his Senior year, Brien made a Hne record. l MARGARET MCMAHON -9- Th0se obstinate questiohihgsf' .Q Margaret is one of the quiet members of the class. She is a conscientious student K and puts business before pleasure. She delights in Latin. Margaret intends to go to normal school in preparation for teaching. She will certainly make a good teacher as .- she is so devoted to her studies. From such a combination of ability and effort, success . cannot fail to result. , ' Fifty-six' lg g votf. y :mg . i 41343

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4 t.giQgg.,DlPQ5lPG?lv If If Q,Ef'lgl7NlSif-SgNTlAE il Nadi!! , l E . ,A I. I i FLORENCE MITCHELL hier beautiful eyes looked out full lovingly on all the world. . In the list of brilliant students, as well as industrious ones, we must class Flo. Be- ' V ' Q sides her school work, her singing in the Girls' Glce Club is to be commended. To those I who know her, Flo is considered a good sport as well as a good scholar. She goes to A Smith College next year and we hope .that our good wishes will help her along. Florence 1 V has ably taken part in the musical comedies which the various Senior classes have given. l HILDA MUTH 1 She nioves like d goddess and she looks like a queen. l l Hilda is a neat, bright young lady who has made many friends while she has been at ' l N. H. S. Hilda is one of the cleverest girls in the Manual Arts division. Her ability to i make an eliicient housewife has been shown in every branch of work that she has taken up Her chances for success and happiness are very large. ,L -, ALEXANDER NAGGY Thy nzodestys candle to thy nieifit , g . 4 .2 ff V I J , ' PJ .fe -Q Alex is tall and good-natured and usually quiet. There is only one thing we need L ' to criticize and that is that he spent too little study on certain Spanish vocabularies, con- ! sequently, certain bad breaks occurred when he recited in class!! Alex is a good baseball player and is a member of the tcam. He took the part of policeman in Officer 666. ' Best luck to you, Alex! A .2- l I lfty elght HPDIDIU IIE! lf Volta iiii ll, 'H'-?'li 1330?