Norwood High School - Silhouette Yearbook (Norwood, OH)

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C' -1 ' ' ,s , D N . .Q , .. rf. - . . , . - DONALD BEHRMAN Masque and Scroll '22g Class Secretary '22g Class President '23. A witty joke, a bright flashing smile and then a jolly laugh' that's Donald. He is a friend to everyone, generous, good-natured and well-liked. He has caused many laughs among his classmates with his famous cartoons. EVELYN BAKER Dark hair, shining eyes, Merry humor she's a prize. Mirror Staff '22, '23g Masque and Scroll '23: Hiking Club '22, Evelyn is the possessor of a sunny smile that flashes upon the slightest provocation. In her are united capability and sociability H- a most happy combination. There is no one who has known or met her, but feels the sterling qualities of her character. JOHN BURGOYNE Hi Y John is rather quiet but a good student and a hard worker. What he doesn't know about radio isn't much. He is a good friend to everyone and liked by all. Good luck to him. NELLIE LOSH She's as modes! as any, and bliihe as she's boring. Class Treasurer '22, Nellie - a little ray of sunshine. She is a cheer- ful and willing worker in everything. You will always find her tomorrow what she is today. She is never swayed by the thoughts of others, for she can see things in the right light herself. Wi wish her the best of luck at Miami next year. i 13 I

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CLASS HISTORY FEBRUARY, 1923 FOUR years ago the February Class of '23 started to Norwood High School with McKinney Gash as their leader. The first day of school McKinney was seated in a nice basin of cold water while others were welcomed in a similar way. Nevertheless, the class survived, and by June rose so high as to gain the title of Educated Freshiesf' It was not long after this until we were sophomores with headquarters on the second floor. We surely did think we were the bee's knee when we had gained the title of sophomore. But it soon wore off and we began to wonder if we would ever be juniors or seniors. Eventually we became juniors and were allowed to organize our class. At our first class meeting we elected Joe Mottern, President, Evelyn Baker, Vice- President, Stanley Crane, Secretary, and Newman Briggs, Treasurer. At this meeting we selected our class colors, green and gold, and our class motto, Multum in parvo. Several of our classmates excelled in athletics, namely Joe Aston on the football team, Howell J ones on the basket-ball team, and Virginia Warner on the girls' basket-ball team. Evelyn Baker and Joe Mottern represented our class on the Mirror Staff in '22. Finally our senior year did come and David Frisch was hailed as our presi- dent. Those assisting him were Thelma Nickel, Donald Behrman, and Nellie Losh. During our second semester of 1923 Donald Behrman was chosen as our illustrious president, with Mildred Pendery, Marion Roney, and David Frisch completing our staff of officers. We were represented this year by Joe Aston and David Frisch in football, Stanley Crane as art editor of the Mirror, and Virginia Warner in basket-ball. All in all, our class was the shining light of N. H. S. during this fall. Our days at Norwood High are now past but there are memories of old Norwood which will not pass, but will linger with us forever. . JOHN BURGOYNE. I 12 l

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afwzwnu. Y ff s fr. J. I - .,---H JOSEPH MOTTERN Class President '21. Joe is a good dancer and quite a ladies' man. He is one of those cheerful, lively people and along with Joe Aston made a virtual Damon and Pythias. MARION RONEY Class Secretary '23. VIRGINIA WARNER She is a form of life and light, Laughing eyes and marmer bright. Girls' Basketball '21, '22, '23g Glee Club '22, '23g Glee Club Vice-President '23g Athletic Asso- ciation Vice-President '23g Hiking Club '223 Masque and Scroll '22. Virginia needs no introduction - she speaks for herself. She can show more enthusiasm and pep than any other girl in the school, whether the occa- sion be a football game, basket-ball game, or Glee Club meeting. She is surely one of the most all-around girls in the school, and we wish her luck wherever she goes. Marion is sure to make a success at either music or automobile mechanics, being gifted in both. Marion is our class wit and who ever saw him looking sad? THELMA WORK She is wise, fair and true, And never oversteps the bonds of -modesty. Thelma has two constant companions - a happy smile and a pleasant word. Her kind and gentle disposition has won her many friends and we feel sure she will be appreciated wherever she goes. She is our friend, and we wish her success. U41 ' -. q.- Jia.-