North High School - Northern Lights Yearbook (Akron, OH)

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FORGET Forget it, dear friend, forget it; That’s the very best thing you can do. It will do you no good to remember That mean thing that was said about you. This life is too short to get even For all spiteful acts that you know; So forget it, dear friend, forget it. Show wisdom and just let it go. Many good men have been ruined. And many fine women, too. By some knocker starting a rumor With hardly a word of it true. So if you hear of some one knocking A man’s or a woman’s good name You can bet it’s a lie, so forget it. And never repeat it again. —Martha Hughes, ' 24 FRIENDSHIP I There are many kinds of friendship, and as through life you go. You will find they strengthen you much more than the friends themselves could know; The yearnings of your heart are filled when you stop to think with pride Of all the faithful friends you have, just trudg¬ ing at your side. II Always when your parents greet you in their sympathetic way. You straighten up and face the world, just as if to say: “The greatest thing that you can have, when upon life’s waves you’re tossed. Is the parents’ love that strengthens you when you think all hope is lost.” T flirty-six III Your brothers and your sisters, whose com¬ panionship you’ll feel. When Fate just turns against you and causes you to reel. Will always turn to help you when you begin to know defeat And make you try to realize that you’re still too hard to beat. VI There are teachers, there are schoolmates, from whom one little smile Will make you feel that living on this earth is quite worth while. And your feelings, as you leave them when your whole day’s work is done. Make you know that Life’s great battle is very nearly won. —Alice Milford,’26

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NineB Alexander, Donald Allen, Francis Arrington, Dorothea Baker, Frieda Baker, Harry Ball, Clyde Barber, Marian Beard, Norman Bechtel, Ruth Bell, Morris Bennett, Melvin Bentz, Lillian Bergdorf, Burdett Bishop, Henry Bishop Henry Boyes, Mabel Brandie, William Braunstein, Anna Braunsteen, Helen Briggs, Dorothy Brigham, Catherine Buckmaster, Robert Bussard, Marshal Cady, Geraldine Campano, Lewis Cantanzaro, Samuel Capatosta, Mike Captus, Anna Carney, Ruth Cardarelli, Margaret Carl, Mabel Cassidy, Adeline Clark, Lavona Coleman, Lorena Companion, Norris Costella, Anna Crano, Nellie Dey, Helen Dickson, Luelva Dickson, James Denaple Lucile Deyorio, Carrie D’lanni,Fanny DiLauro, Silvio Ewald, Ellison Fenton, Edna Field, Charles Finch, Charles Foster, Eula Fonts, Earnest Frantz, Harrv Fritsch, Carl Giancontieri, Catherine Gifford, Gladys Gingo, Rose Glover, Wilbur Gracey, Alice Gracey, Virginia Grassbaugh, Robert Griffin, George Hagen, Dorothy Harmon, Cecil Harpster, Albert Harrington. Mary Harrington, William Hawn, Thelma Headlough, Adelaide Herr, Charles Homer, Charles Hurlbut, Medora Hutchison, Jennie Jachimowicz, Stanley Jackson, Ethel Johnson, William Joiner. Lucille Jones, Florence Karadin, Mary Kepler. William Kerr, John Kinnan, Reed Kling, Victor Knuth, Verbena Konrad, Karl Kunkler, Veron ' ca Lance, Elsie Lantz, Karl Lapinsky, Tony Lauman, Martha Long, Josephine Loving, James Lozer, Charles Mackey. Ruth McGl nn. Helen McPherson, James Merold, Hcirrv Merrill, Cecil Merryweather, Raymond Moffatt, Laura Moodie, Gordon Morgan, Alice Morgan,Harry Morris, Larry Mosely, Louise Myers, Donald Nipple, Edna Nuose, Eleanor Ober, Kathryn Pagano, Aniello Palmieri, Modesti Parsons, Hugh Phemister, Arietta Piazza, Mary Polombo, James Popielarczwk, Barbara Porfido, Mary Pntt, Stanley Rankin, Mary Rawson, Medrith Reopke, Arlene Richards, Helen Richardson, Henry Robinson, Evah Rouse, Bessie Sanger, Lolita Sauter, Kenneth Sav( ia, James Scholz, Violet Seese, WiLon Schueneman, Ellsworth Sellers, Samuel Sferra, Livia Shawlis, Kathleen Shaw, Verna Shively, Russell Sladky, Albert Smith, Kenneth Smith, Charles Smith, Charles Sombrio, William Springston, Harry Stancliff, Robert Stinaff, Mildred Steffanowitz, Bruno Steiner, Robert Strump, Roy Tausch, Fred Testa, Louis Tisci, Lillian Tozer, Charles I ' rautwein, Alice Tucker, Margaret Vanak, Florence Vernotzy, Alvin Wallis Stanley Walsh, Marian Walters, Sterling Warden, Ralph Weber, Florence Welfley, Robert Wetz, Virginia Wickwire, Opal Weaver, ChcHes Wills, Otto Yacobcusci, America Zolton, Carl Zolton, George T hirty-j ' we

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®ur (lift from dnb From ' yond the gray where Angels play, He sent To me the dearest friend I ever had- (The sweet lady who oft made me repent, And cheered me when my life seem dark and sad.) My friends all failed me, when assailed, to fight Battles that they themselves had helped begin. No friend, other than my mother, in sight Shared each sorrow, each strife, through thick and thin. ’Tis known that God could not have trod this earth. Been everywhere, given full share of mirth. Never forsake us but help make us brothers; Men need a guide to drive aside the shame. Evil, and wrong of weak and strong; He came Upon a plan which would help man—Mothers. —Gabriel Jacoby,’25 T hirty-seven