Norwalk High School - Reminiscentiae Yearbook (Norwalk, CT)

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JULIE SAcns Oh musizx' sphere descended maid, .Friend of Pleasure, l'Visd011z's aid. Julie is one of our academic students. As a rule, she conducts herself in a com- mendable manner with the exception of the fifth period history class in Room 23. julie has confidedto us that her chief aim in life is to catch the XYinnepauk car. Julie is without doubt the best athlete in the class and was an enthusiastic player on the Girls' Basketball Team. Her ability to play the violin has gained her the applause of the whole school. Julie has faithfully supported all school activities and served as chairman of the Senior Dance Committee. As yet, she is undecided as to her future work, but she hopes to go to normal school. i IdELEN SAUNDERS LV1'sest is he who knows not he is wisef' Helen is a general good student. She has a strong sense of duty. and not only preaches it but also practices it. Consequently, her work is excellent. Helen has a well- developed sense of humor which is very evident when one knows her. Her friendly, scholarly attitude gained her the position of Vice-President of the Senior Class. She enters college next fall, and, judging from her work here, we have no doubt as to her future success. TESSIE SEESE UiI,Ul'.Yltt1Si'L'C speech and more jversuasizie sighs, Silence QPD flzat spoke, and eloqzzenee of eyes. Tess is a commercial student. She came to our school in our Junior year and soon became one of us. She took the role of heroine in Molly. A certain person has informed us that when Tess is serious and silent her work is without reproach! How- ever. her wit and mirth have secured her the friendship of the entire class. She intends to take up ofhce work after graduation, and we are sure that she will make a most pleasing employee. Sixty-one 4 - J

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FRANK ROBINSON Who brarzwly dares must sonzcfimfs risk a fallf' Here we have our honorable representative of the Socialistic party. Frank is a strong arguer-especially on political subjects. just give him a chance to uphold his stand and the results will be surprising. Frank is one of the members of the Palace Academy and is master of the cue. He is a good commercial student, however, with a ine future ahead of him. PEARL12 RCJSENTIIAL Variety is the spice of life! Pearle came to N. H. S. from Stamford High School, and although she is now a member of our class, she has been an ardent admirer of her old school. She is a com- mercial student and expects to go into business after leaving high school. In one or two classes she had considerable trouble in suppressing her over-abundant supply of vivacity. Nevertheless, her future is sure to be a happy one. EVA RUSSELL 'JJ QuaZitas non quautitas. Though she is small, she can be seen and heard quite plainly, especially in history class. She is a good commercial scholar, too, and when she gets up to argue! Eva has the wear-ever smile which gains her many friends. XYe have used the word succeed many times, but it is the only appropriate word to employ in respect to Eva's future. Sixty

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