Norwood High School - Silhouette Yearbook (Norwood, OH)

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16 THE MIRROR MABEL JONES. Her very frowns are fairer far Than smiles of other maidens are. -Coleridge. Secretary of Class '17. Vice President Literary Society '18. Senior Hockey Team 'l7. Tennis Club '17-'18, Glee Club '16-'17, Leaders' Class '16-'l7. Athletic Association '16-'17. Mirror Reporter 'l8. Debating Team 'l8. Mabel is quiet and demure. Her popu- larity is shown by being chosen Class Orator. She is a feminine Daniel Wes- ster and her orationis always pleased the entire school. She is small in stature, but what she lacks in size is made up in brains. Although Mabel joined in every- thing, her lessons never fell below the standard and in fact usually exceeded the limit. WALLACE MCINTIRE. To live in hearts you leave behind. --Campbell. Mirror Reporter 'l6. Leaders' Class '16-'l7. Class President QUpper junliorj 'l7. Footlbal Team QNJ 'l7. Swimming Manager '18, Track Team 'l8. Class President QUpper Seniorsj 'l8. Athletic Association '17-'l8. The most popular boy in the school can easily be applied to 'VVallie,' for every one knows him. The Senior Class like him so well they elected him twice for their class president. Wlallie is not only athletic, but literary also, and always en- livens any social event. Perhaps our grandchildren will have him as their principal and we are sure they will like him as well as we do. X

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THE MIRROR 17 IDABELLE WELLMAN. mllake. U. take those lips away. That so sweetly were forsworn: And those eyes, the break of day. Lights that do mislead the morn. Shakespeare. Athletic Association. Literary Society. Basket Ball '14-'l5. Hockey '17-'l8. ldabelle is the dark-eyed beauty of the Class. Her hair is dark and we advise you to try for the movies, ldabelle, for with your eyes and raven locks you can readily replace Theda Bara. ldabelle is particularly fond of sailors. especially liight-haired sailors. l DUDLEY ROBINSON. Great Lakes Training Station. You hear that boy laughing-you think he's all fun. But the angels laugh, too. at the good he has done. -Homes. Track '16, 'l7. Cheer Leader '16, '17. Und used to be our cheer leader, but it is now our turn to cheer for he is one of Our Boys. He is now training to be an aviator and it is our hope that he soon maybe able to fly over Berlin. The best wishes of all his classmates 'are surely with him.