Norwood High School - Silhouette Yearbook (Norwood, OH)

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ZZ THE THELMA FRITCH. A soft enticing voice, And sweet and winning ways. Athletic Association. Basket Ball Team '16, C2111 Another twin and the same thing be said of Thelma, for she also is jolly and witty. For the Erst few years of llifgh school life Thelma wore glasses, which made it easier for us to tell her from her sister, but now the glasses are gone and we are left in the depths of mystery once more. For some reason or other, Thelma is very much interested in gunhoats-we wonder why! MIRROR MARTHA FRITCH. Infinite richcslin a little room. -lllarlowe. Athletic Association. One of the twins is her title for no one could ever tell them apart. Martha was always willing to help no matter what she was doing or how busy she was. at that moment. l-ler friendliness to all made up for her lack of heighth. just one thing we wish you would tell us, Martha- How can we tell you from your double ? t .X v

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THE MIRROR , 21 LORETTA PARKER. Angels listen when she speaks: She's my delight, all mank-ind's wonder. -Rochester. Yice President of Athletic Board '17- 'l8. Athletic Association '17-'18. Literary Society '17-'18 Girls' Athletic Editor of the Mirror '17-'18 Basket Ball Team '15, '16, '17, '18. Captain, Class Basket Ball Team '14- '15 As you can readily see. athletics is Loretta's hobby. She cages baskets with ease and grace and has won many of the Basket Ball games for us. There are other things she also cages, for she has been very popular all through her High School career. BUNDY THOMAS. The soul of music slumbers in his shell. -Rogers. President of Literary Society '16-'17. Orchestra '16, '17, 'l8. Tennis '16, '17, '18, Baseball '18. Under Bundy's able direction our or- chestra has become a reality instead of a dream. He is able to play any musical instrument from a comb to traps. His curly hair is the envy of all the girls, even if it is a bore to him. Bundy's ready wit and original jokes make him a favor- ite among his classmates, especially the fair sex.

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THE MIRROR 23 HAROLD MARQUA. My heart is wax to be moulded as she pleases, but enduring as marble to retain. Cervantes. Mfirror Reporter 'l6. Assistant Advertising Manager of Mirror '17. Advertising Manager of Mirror '17, Leaders' Class '16-'17. Literary Society. Class Treasurer '17. Athletic Association. lYhen you want to hear a joke, go to Harold. Smiling is Harold's hobby, for you never see him when he isn't joking. You can usually rind Harold in the lunch- room or cooking-room, for he is partic- ularly fond of eats and Domestic Science girls, or should we say a Domestic Science girl? MILDRED STEINBOCK. She will sing the savageness out of a bear. -Rogers. Literary Editor of Mirror 'l7. Secretary of Class '17, Librarian of Glee Club '17-'18. Athletic Association. ' Girls' Tennis Champion of Mixed Doubles '17, Leaders' Class '17-'18. D. S. Club '16. Class Basket Ball Team '14-'15, Steiny has the honor of being the smallest girl in our class, but makes up for this in many ways. As the Girls' Tennis Champion, we are very proud of her. Her witty remarks make every one smile and like her better as the natural result. Steiny, although not exceedingly fond of cooking, can usually be found in the cooking room, but then tlhere are oth- ers there, perhaps that is the attraction. amp,