Norwich High School - Archive Yearbook (Norwich, NY)

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Presentations Charles Lyons, a carton of gum to keep girls well supplied. Virginia Dunne, joint ownership in the Dougherty Products Corp. Dorothy Kenyon, ink to till the countless bottles given for the furtherment of education. Angelo Natoli, our best wishes for better success in night rides. Annabel Brennan, a set of muscle builders to give her a Hardyl' physique. Victor Norris, permission to join the teacher's training class. Mary Byrne, a box of McCoy's Cod Live Oil tablets to repair that anaemic condition. Frederick Obenauer, Earl Liedermanis booklet, That Perfect Posture. Josephine Favorito, a new nozzle for her fount of knowledge. Ronald Prmdle, a school publication omitting his name. Marian Browning, stilts to increase that stunted growth. Robert Rafferty, a one way ticket to Plymouth. lrma Loftus, a position as crooner for Billy Shaw and His Californians. Clifton Sabin, a new plow for spring planting. Adeline Welch, a Chicken Dinner for the wedding breakfast. Donald Shetron, a box of Smiths cough drops. Doris Watkins, a bottle of Kruschen's Salts to keep that school girl iigure. Martin Shriber, a copy of the song I wfonder where my baby is tonight. Lucy Machio, a box of song-bird seed for use as breakfast food. Vincent Smith, a correspondence course in typewriting. Emma McNitt, a house at VVarren's pond with Ferns around it. Hayes Steinhauser, a bottle of the new Tiquin hair tonic. Gertrude McFarlane, a monopoly on the Filter plant grounds after 9 l'. M. Charles Thomas, a hair-net for protection from girls continually trying to displace it. Eva Barnes, permission to take a course with Arthur Murray. liurton Walworth, our permission to have a junior operatoris license. Jennie Di Stefano. a carton of jumbo peanut bars tif you don't want them all, give some to the professorj Ernest Wilcox, a one way ticket to Muscle A'Shoals. Gertrude Thompson, a bottle of Dr. l-'inaud hair grower. Joseph Frank, his choice of the fair co--ids of the '31 class Marie Mallery, a paper medal for her proficiency at pounding the keys. Jane Tiquin, a booklet to be entitled How to Scintillateu by a regular little scintillater. Kathleen Thompson, a strong box in which to keep the popular diary and those letters from 'KU E. Frieda Nichols, the use of a radio from six to eight A. M. fthe time during which the setting up exercises are broadcastj. Autumn Bard, privilege, pen and paper with which to compose a book entitled Man- ipulating Making a Man. lietty VVilliams, a scholarship for Syracuse University to brighten the course of know- ledge before her. Mary White, a derrick to help her raise the devil now that her graduation is assured. Muriel Martin, Josephine Marshall, and Regina Marshall, a successful season at all the country dances hereabouts. Teresa Taranto, life ownership in a fruit Store. JANET HILL 'CHARLES LYONS

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Presentations TO: - Edith Albright. full rights to correct the dictionary. William Anderson, an Austin to do away with taxi fare to Plymouth and back. Margaret Allen, one of papa's Baby Lincolns in which to air the family pet. john Byrne, a Paquette Cpocketb book of change. Teresa Carey. a pass on all street car lines . . Newts won't be there next year. Russell Carpenter. a Christmas Club in the upper bank to combine business with pleasure. Rosemary Griffin and Mary Hartigan, a round trip ticket to Albany, so they won't be let down next time they plan to hear f'IJoc Peyton. Vtfilliam Clark. a medal for bravery in conquering the fair sex. Ruth Bloom, Marie Grotsinger, and Dorothy Greenleaf. a book entitled mllhe Three Must-get-theirs. Robert Connellan, a book on That iGa:'bo' 'liechniquefl Marion Case, the key to Carpis heart. Claude Cooper, a book entitled The 'Importance of QBushjes Around the Home. Anna and Celia Spano, and Rebecca Shriber, a tent to set up in front of Monkey W3I'diS to be saving of shoe leather Worn out formerly in picketing the block of the same. Kasson Crandall, our best wishes that he secure a cure for his Wails for VVales. Alura Holliday, the privilege of investigating NYhy men leave home. Joseph Dougherty, a roast of beef well 'KDunne. Marian Redmond, a toy bank to keep her amused now that she no longer has the ex-- cess class funds to play with. Raymond Fadden, the promotion to dictator on an Indian reservation. Eleanor Stager. a joint monopoly on senior study hall from 3 230 to 5:00, with Guess VVho.', Raymond Fernalld. the latest copy of 'fliire-side Headlines. Katharine Simmons, a liberal sized bottle of Corntiej Cure. Edward Gabler, a tube of VVilliams' shaving cream. Janet Hill, a bottle of ink remover for the UU. E. return. George Godfrey. a big Benn to eliminate tardiness. Pauline Salisbury, a niche in the Poet's Hall of Fame. Charles Hale. a liquid treatment to remedy blushes. Marian Rourke. full rights as 'fCourt Iesteru in S. S. H. or wherever she goes. Sherwood Hamilton, a book on HHow to be good in future civics classes. Margaret Russell, a go-cart. Melvin Herrick, a ticket to 'AZieg1ield's liolliesfy Alice VVasson. a megaphone for use in future History classes. Robert Kroeger, hopes that he will haxe better luck in corresponding with HG. G. ' at Ann Arbor. Gertrude Walke1', a package of Clark's gum. Maurice Lanfair, a medal for catching the biggest fish of 1931 class. Elizabeth Leman, a bottle of Sloan's Liniment in case she has a recurrence of that writer's cramp. Clifford Lawton, a monopoly on the Senior Study Hall from 3:30 to 5 100

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NA M15 Ii. Alhright Barnes A. Brennan M. Browning T. Carey ll. Greenleaf D. Kenyon M. Mallery L. Machio R. Marshall M. Martini E. MeNiu T. Loftus F. Nichols M. VVhite E, VVilliams R. Shriher lf. Leman I. Favorito M. Grotsinger A. 'Welch A. Spano C, Spano A. Holliday G. McFarlane G. Thompson D. VYatkins M, Brooks A. Bard C. VValker A. Vifasson T. Taranto M. Redmond R. Reynolds R. Rafferty E. Stager C. Lvons M. Hartigan R. Prindle V. Dunne J. Bi Stefano M. Case J. Tiquin R. Bloom J. Dougherty R. GriFFin M. Russell I. Hill M. Rourke VV. Anderson M. Allen C. Cooper Class Statistics NICK-NAME IVINDAGIT ay J Honest! Eve Oh dear! Ann Honestly? Mary Ann My land Tess Hey! Dot Aha! I thought so Dot Gee that's great 'Marie Oh goodness! Lou Vow-hoo Jeanie Oh Shoot! Mart llill's sore again Mickey XYh:it do you think? Dot Vin thrilled! Fritzic Hey. wait for me Murray Oh yeah! VVillie VK'orthy Opponents - Becky Boot ! Lizzie Hou' vile! Jo Get out of my seat!' Skeezix No fooling! Liney Oh you don't say so Annie Holy Gee! Shilly i'ool' Alura Oh dear Cert Hey there! Urudie Oh Dear! Uorrie My word! Topsy VU-ll, anyway A Blossom Oh, don't he foolish! Trudie XN'ell l'll he darned! Al l'iFHe! Tres. Oh! dear! Red My stars! Roxie Oh yeah! Bob Huh? ,Tinny H aw- -Haw--Haw Dick NYha ya sa? Mayme Honest and truly Ron Give me a hreak Ginny Really ? Jennie Tha1's nice Casey l should worry Tiekie VVait a minute Bloomie No kiddin Joe Razzherry! Griff Oh. that's smooth Shrimp Hot Spit fanny I love it Red Hey-kids Bill Shucks Oz. l'll he seeing you Cqop VVell, l guess so FATE llean of a College Nurse Trig expert Editor of hook How to keep thin Dental Hygienist S! Expert on hair waving A second Dorothy Dix' Champion Typist 1 Opera singer A second Gladys Glad NYritter for True Story A hungalow with Tom Famous Artist Editor of hook How to he pleasingly plump Critic of Love VVorld's most intellectual hlond Manager of Fishinan's Modern lfssayist Historian Chorus girl Blushing Bride French teacher Nurse Business Manager 'Xdvisor for Blondes Mary Pickford's Successor A ride with Lindy Social XVorkcr Notorious vamp Nurse A second Florence Nightingale Secretary Stenographer lndustrious Wife Take Einstein's place XYife of a hig oil man Professor of economies Crashing the cinema Henry Ford's Successor XX'il'e of Leader of Jack Burr's Band... Assistant to inexperienced school .teachers To get out of Norwich Night cluh hostess Taxi dancer President of Victory Chain A college student's wife Radio wise-cracker Become a nun VX'ife of one of our future lawyers Mayor of Plymouth lHoctor's wife Auctioneer