Norwood High School - Silhouette Yearbook (Norwood, OH)

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4, fnwmfwrrfwff SEASONS When the red brown leaves have fallen, And the chill winds sough through the trees When the anxious birds fly southward, 'Mid the warming hum of the bees 5 When the peaceful sapphire waters Best reflect the hue of heaven, VVhen the ships flee the storms of winter - Will you think of twenty-seven? When life in the trees has awakened, And buds break the bonds of birth, When green shoots of grass are all perfumed With the warming aroma of earth, When birds point their bills to the northland, And snakes change old garments for new, When waves greet the shore with warm kisses Twenty-seven will think of you. MIRIAM SARLES.

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fwwwff WW WWMWW, 2 Q fr ZW! V3 .HIM Q 1 XQMJA nf THE GIFT OF THE FEBRUARY CLASS HE happiest days of our life, the four years spent at Norwood High, are by the time the Silhouette goes to press only pleasant memories. The members of our class were few, so few, in fact, that we did not consider it neces- sary to have a class organization and treasury until late in our Senior year. With the wisdom that comes with time and experience we have often repented this folly. We desired to express, and grandly, our sincere gratitude to our Alma Mater for the many services she rendered us. Alas! our treasury per- mitted nothing great. However, we realized that love and esteem are shown not by great value, but by true sentiment. Therefore, we chose a practical gift to present to our school as a token of our love and a remembrance of the joyful days passed there. It was with the best of spirit that the February Class of 1927 presented Norwood High School with a cork bulletin board. We hope it will be most useful in serving the school for many future years. . WILLIAM LANGE. 21