Norwalk High School - Reminiscentiae Yearbook (Norwalk, CT)

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jenrrn Tnoxirsox 1 atm rvs0lt'c'a' to grow fat, lltl7'f' cz good flilllf, and look yaznig !1'.'l forfy, ' This bright-eyed young lady has kept tis all interested and breathless in her various eseapades. We always breathe a sigh of relief when she emerges safe and sound from the latest one. XYC all rather envied Judy when she was taking her two weeks vaca- tion. She read far more interesting excerpts than we found in Yirgil or Burlce's Speech. She is an excellent dancer and violinist, and plays in our orchestra. Judy expects to go to Packard Commercial School and we are sure someone will consider themselves lucky to get such a pleasing employee. Three cheers for Judy! She's a good sport! LXNNA XV.-XLSIIA 'Atif'n1jvt the mid and 1n'2'c'1' stand in doubt. Anna is a great help wherever she goes, especially as a substitute during the absence of members of the faculty. Her amiable nature and her willingness to offer assistance has won her much favor with her classmates. ln stenography and typewriting, .Xnua has been exceptionally efficient. so much so that many times she has been excused from tests. llve all envy Anna for her eleverness and we are sure that she will prove very valuable to her future employer. XVIi,Li.xxi XVARIJ .S'0111c' fveofvlc xzctw' s1z11'lv!ff1Uy only grin. Bill is taking the Classical Course, and like many in that course, is preparing for college, and expects to take up law. Bill is an accomplished piano and mandolin player. He is an active member of the Dramatic Club. having taken part fin several plays. XXX' might well call Bill the baby of the class if we were to consider age. but we hasten to add that in spite of his youth. Bill is ainong the best students of the class. He enjoys history and Civics immensely. His friendly dis losition and obliyingf natur' have 'rained for him the good will of all. l s s W- as Sixty-live

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.1 - 'iii 3 ' 1 'f ,a- 7, - ' u 'fun vi wg?-3 1:- 'Qi -f ' ... 1--'? 'k..u. :.,Z'R5-,1.gr.l, Leo STULL l Those whom quawcls iutorjvosc V lllusz' often wipe a bloody uosc.',' t 5 Among other admirable qualities, Leo is good-natured. He always has a smile for K his classmates. Vile all know that, in general, everyone likes a smile, and the class of 1920 is no exception. Leo is taking the Academic course in preparation for studying at New York Dental School. Leo took part in the Dramatic Club play, Officer 666. He I has informed the outer world of high school doings by writing the school notes for the Norwalk Hour. VVe wish our future D.D.S. success! 5 if S I EDITH SPOONER , L i Edith is another excellent example of our Domestic Science students. She is deft 3 with the needle and is an efficient cook. She is always cheerful and willing to help her 1 friends in trouble. She expects to take up further study at the Danbury Normal School next fall. Vile wish her success. v - I 1 5 i k Q Q i MAYI.AI'I SMITH Park up your troubles in your old kit bag and smile, smile, smile. Maylah believes in smiling, even when she gets late for school almost every morning. 1 Like many other students, she came to Norwalk High School because she desired a thor- ough education. She works after school in the Central Trust Co., where she will con- tinue after graduation. Much credit is due Maylah 'for her original translations in Latin class! But she will make good, undoubtedly, as she is a good Worker. Sixty-four ., T V... ,. Y . V H li Y A Q - 4' 1 I i,,7,..,,.?r?.jm -. Gi 'A , ' V ',...., .flfil , l !Ab,L,R

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ELETIIEA WEBB A still .wzall voice. Elethea evidently believes in speaking little and thinking much. Nevertheless, this does not deter her from giving her own opinion when called on to do so. And let us say right here that her opinion is always worth while. She is a diligent student, and does good work in English. Although lilethea enters college next fall she is, as yet, undecided as to what kind of work she will do. VV'e are, however, assured of her success in almost any line of employment. GLIVE VVEISB In youth, rvisdonz and beauty is but rare, But in here we ind it C'Z'Cl'y'ZU,1Cl'C.U There is a serenity about Olive that makes her presence both felt and enjoyed. Of course, golden hair and limpid grey eyes, we grant, help to make one pleasing. Olive is another one of those fortunate students who might be labeled 'fa good worker. Listen, this is a. secret. Olive has a great longing o be an authorcss. In spite of her reserve, she has her own opinions and expresses them with conviction. We have no doubt that such a commendable combination of demureness and vivacity will win for her many friends at college. MARY WEINSTIJCK Wl1ile thou lizfest, kccjv a good tongue in thy head. Here is another one of our efficient substitutes. Mary has proved very helpful in the absence of members of the faculty. She has also been of great assistance in the ofnce. Special credit is due Mary for her instruction of the Commercial Law class, filling the vacancy left by Mr. Blake, until another teacher could be obtained. In spite of her numerous duties., Mary has found time to gain many friends-also a few demerits due to her love of conversation. Sixty-six