Norwalk High School - Signal Yearbook (Norwalk, OH)
- Class of 1926
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For his sense of justice and honesty, his inter- est :xml syiiiputliy in the problems of High School stufl- ents, he is heloveml by all. To him we owe our high seliolzxsticv stziliflarcls and through his constant care Xor- wnlli enjoys an enviable SlQI1ClDjgWi01'l0110l'lDfLgOQfl spo1'tsiiiz1usl1ip in athletics. -3.- 7, 1 XORUHLLK HIGH SVUOOL Dedication W11o11 tho first No1'11'111111 17ZCl71y yoars ago F1111 1'11:t1111 10 the might of savage 1lCHl1C1S, lV111e11 those j17'STl 1l?'tLL'0 No1'11'al1u1f1111s 0111110 to 1511010 B1oo11s11o1l, 07161 !10!l11l1, 011,111 111'1fast111t111l la1111ls, They 1'oso f1'o111 out t11111'1' so1'1'o111. Still to ho The f111ft11f111 f011011,'l?1'S of that 71011113 guest T1lmItll 1111 them from th1'1f1' 1111111os 111'y0111l tho sea, They rosa again a1111 1111111111 1h,o1'1' faces west! U11111'1' our 011111 0111018 Sll7I7Ijf shy 7'111'y fo111111 It 1'1'f11g11. III 1'1'1111'11 1111'y 1111130 ,I 1111'11g1f of f1'111ty 111111 1111111111 11111. T111' '1ll1'1lLO1'y of 8101111161151 souls 111111 111'111'c. Th 11s 011 hor 1'e1:o1'1l, tho 111'1'y111 stars 111,611 are 1111l'1l' 1100118 C0'll-IYIQFOZIS 111111 t1111 'I1Y7'0'll1f,lS lhoy 11o1'o H1l,ll111 1111120111 forth t111f1'1' 110111111111 7111111108 tlffltl', 111111 light oar 11c1'lt11g11 fo1'o11o1'111o1'o. TI11' 1'1'11slci11 11a1111s 1111f1ro 101ly since p11ss1'1l away. Those F1l1'61l1.77,1C1S fCI,11Ll'I'S l1'fl It t1111 i11i11g town. Yet 7l1C'L'07' shall there 11111011 111111 single clay U'11c1'ei11 t1'11o 1'alo1' may not 11-111 7'U7Z'01U'fL. For t111'111, to 19711116 the f11r1111121'111'ss 111151 111i11l, For us, to raise o111' 1L!'fll1.S 111111 Z7l'0Il!11y 01111111 Tho f111i1' 11111c1'1ta111:1e of fl! F11'1'1a1111s' ohfllal, .t17Ll1 honor with 0'llfl' lives t111' l'1'1l'171CbIlC1S1 Hams. -4- ' 'I' ll I U l I I, lu' ,ll ,E A I 1 . . ACUI. -1.. N O R WA I, If Ill Cl ll S0110 O L v WlIjLl.XfXI W. i'll..UIl5I'Il2H .EDITH M. CLARK IMIEIHILI. Nm' llfcfvmzf Nornml School !t'llill1il'2ll Dl'2lWillQ,' and Shop Bookkvvping and Pluysiml Tminin Work-43 yours G years 1 1 cj. ct PATTEHSOX. A. B. ' l7t'l1I.SOIl Sllporiufelwdmlf-10 years ZS. ETHRT. M. FOSTER. .x. B. Bl7R'l'OX' H. CHAND-RER, B. S Jzlzmuc JliN1'ki1z Denison Slltilfllillld and Typing-12 yrs. .English :md Mathematics-3 yezu -5- HTIIE JIAPLIC LEAF PHILIP F. DYE, B. S. .XGA'l'HA HOGAN Denison Olmrlili lfLlS'lillCSS Cuflvgf Physics :uid Chemistry-1 year 00lllIllC1.'Ci.ili-5 .yours JAMES E. COLE, A. M. Buchtel Principal, Virgil-30 yilars i LUCY M. 1HLDEBRANfl',.-x. B. HOMER ELLIS, ia. s. Wesleyan Jf0ll1lf Union, English-4 years Biology-1 your -7- X 013 W A L If H I G ll S C If 0 O L HARRY ERANZ, A. M. MADGE U. MOSSMAEX, PIL 14. Miami and Colzinzbiri Deiziswi Mechanical Drawing and Shop ,I+'1'e1ic11 and Asst. Priiicipal--10 yrs Work-9 years . V - MARY Ti. JEEEERSON Uuiuursily of Jlliljllvigllll Mathematics-17 years OLIVE A- JENKINS: A- M- PIQDRQ J. GARCIA B TH si B D Denison Colgan? English and Physical Training Spanish-5 years. 105 years. -3- MTHE MAPLE LEAF . . . '1 im . ., f . 'ei' if Asif? 41-'iffy 75,2114 7 'A n g I .K ll I CHICSTOX L. HEATII, M. A. JEXXIIC H. REED, A. Is. Y ' Enffimzcl C0llS6'I'I'lll'0l',lf fffijl-ll-91.13 Iliram 11011090 Music-10 yours English-11 years DOROTHY JONES, Is. S. Oberlin Ari-'Z yoars FOliliI'1S'l' C. SANDS, is. CARL H. SEIBEL, is. 5. Ohio Stafe U7Z'iU0'l'SiL.Ij Denison Domestic Art-7 years xii1JEilE111HtiCS and Physical Training 5 years. ..9.. --YYY YYY- -ww-Y Y Y YY Y N O R W il L ll HI G ll S0110 O L a LUKE VAN HORN, A. B. H. H. VAUGHAY Ohio Nortlwm L0bCL7l'0lL i 1YIisf01'y-15 yours. Jr. High Principal and Shop Work f 9 years 5 s r l V DAVID s'1'1axvAnf1v, A. B. 1 TViZmil'Lgz504L Aluoricuu History, Civivs, N Mzlf11Ol11z1fiCs-5 years EULA M. YOUNG, A. B. IVI'-QZ1'jffHl Latin'-4 years Y N T ll ,lf JI ,L P L lu' I, 10,1 F ' CLA SSE S NORW.1l,K HIGH SVIIOOL .-fflfl' ' , Mfjiie-j,--111-, ' '-'iff' + 1'--jk. - Lf - -- 1-'L .. , 'f ,:.-:1,'f 'f',..' Yrs' X -. L.. , A 2559- u' ' n,',- ,. A' n- ' KY' clk-' ,-'. WJ. v-3. . . X 2 f:q,.4,,-1,4iig,1'cg:Lj..vfp . , , .L , fy .1 - . :I-..:j,3.,lq,, a, .X -' ,vw P 'L. 'Z- . I..-T- 'LT--, iff f '--:sk-.wiax-Jry.v2.' i -Q,-' .-1yg1..i:Q..-.- X ' KK 'N 'if53:fgx'..a-3... 1' ,. Q, ... LJ.--v' N 'SZ'-:lf I , gun:-1, . X , SENIOR HI TORY About four years ago, or to be exact, three and two-thirds years ago, on a bright sunny morning in early September, a crowd of eager, innocent-faced young- sters entered the august portals of X01'W2llli lli and were patronizingly told by the upper classmen that assembly would be held in the Gym. They truslingly waited there for some one to come-they didn'tl What a change! Xow there leaves this same school a group, greatly reduced in numbers, but bettered in body and mind by that institution. This class has been, we believe a good one in many ways, and we sincerely hope that we have added few gray hairs to Mr. Coles collection. We hope that by the end of the year every boy will have been out for some team. You remember we won the cup last year for the greatest interest and participation in athletics. On the scholarship side, we have live members in the Honor Society, and four of the five members of the National Athletic Scholarship Society. Our class is talented also, being lucky in having the service ot such splendid natural comedians as Tommy Hay, Ray Chapin and Alice Bailey to case the pain of just one darn class after another. Such sheiks as Tom Brown, Ed Firby, Ray Fay and Happers as llelen Sehlae- ter and Ruth Hirbe, will long be remembered and revered for their wisdom in alf- fairs of the heart by the children of the lower classes also. But as it is customary to give words ot advice in parting to the lower classes and as it is eonceited to speak only of ourselves, we say to the rest of you, ado your best to be the most successful class old X. H. S. has ever turned out, the most sports- manlike, the hardest fighting bunch in athletics and youill surely conie out all right. .-12... lll! lllll,E LEAFJ' THOMAS W. GABELE Scientijir' floufrsc Foolball CBJ, fill, C4753 Captain Hjg Pres. fill, f3j, 3 ,Basketball f2j, QSH, Q-ljg Track CBD, fill, H33 Class Play QCD, C453 Annual Board HJ. XELLIE MAY .XXDREll'S Scientific f 'ozlfrse Vice Pres. fijg Glue Club QU, CSU, fall 5 Honor Solviutlvg Class Play fill. Q-Hg Annual Board ffl-lg Signal Staff C47- MAHY l'lLlZAl3lC'l'll DPDLEY Enlglislzf fiilllll'-W' Illco Club QU, QYZQ, 135, Q-ljg Class Play flljg Secretary lllg Annual Board 443. OTTO M. LAXG - English fl0lll'SP lflootlnill 5 'llrcasurci' CBJ, HH. PHILIP A. AMATO English flUlll'Sl' Football QM, HJ: Flaws Play 131: limlitm' Annual Q-UQ Signal Staff 133. fl-jg liclitor NOIHVALK HIGH SCHOOL IJOHOTAHY BEIJLE ANDERSON Com nz I'l'f'l-ill Course ALIVE BAILEY E'Ilgll',Vfl COIITSI' Hnslwflmll QU, CH g Uaptnin f-lj: liloc Club CD, IHKTLXRID H. BAKER Englzfwll f'A'ozl1'.w Hamlin i'lulJ CU, fflj. MARY ELIZABETH BA'I I'LES Glcc Club CSD, ELEANOR A. BELL SC'ilHlHfiC C'0u1'sf: ual Stzllf Q3jg Annual Stull' Flaws Play Q-Hg .xllllllill HO2l1'd Ulnss Play QIUQ Baud CSU, H15 Sig- I HON MANY K.VI'llRYY BENIN Sl'l,f'lIll.fi!' l,1fIllI'.SU HIVIIAITIU BROWN fiyllylliwll f'0Q1's0 UIUC Ululx f-H: Allllllill Bmlrll CH , . Hlifllill Mall' 'PIIONIAS M. BHOWX Sffllflllllfff' C,'n11l'srf I1 2 u 445 11111 qu qu Ifouflm QU, ffl , g 'z 'C , 1.15, C4j:1'lasSI'lax' 133 1 Baskcflmll QU QM, H55 Uilpiillll HJ. Hfirlllifiz' f'0'lII'Sl' Glvol'lLllm1'2j,C23j,QWLjgI oo1lmlI Q-IJ lialskcilmll 1 lj. 'l'lll'Il,NI.X IC'l IHCL VRAXWFOIQIP Von: nz l'I'I'l.llf C'f111I'.w' Buslicibzlll CSU. HJ: Gluu Vlulm fly 1 wa. wa. ly Jlll PLE L EA FH YARQD FILXNKIJN UAVLFII I IJ li IIQI ll lx' ll I U If S C' H 0 O L NI XIIGUERITIC QIICAX E'If'IfIi NIAIJG EIJIE A. IGIIII EASTERDAY SITIIUIZIIWC f'0IIl'Nl' Annual Bozuwfl Q-Ip. Ii'I1yfl1'.wl: l'ruu'.w' J Ilan I'I11IJ CLI, ISSJ, I-II I fml1cI IIAYKIOXII X. I7.XY lf11g7i.vl1 f'o1u'.w' IUII I 1 Idlmll Hfjg GIQQ Club QZIJL I'I11Im I2 SKI -16- -H I. 105. IAII, I,. FI'I'ZSIMMI CI0IlI1llf'I'C'I'!If C'0ur.wf IJUINVIIIIY LOII ISIC FIU G-1'n1'ml IIOIIIUW' Signal SIQIII ISU. 1 .Xnnuz1I IizuIIo INS E JI .lc P L E' L E A F DOUGLAS P. GRIFFIN English Covmse Football CID, 3 Class Play f3j, HQ, Glce Club Q3jg Honor Societyg National Athletic Scllolarsluip Society. RUTII MARIE HIRBIC Covmvwrcial Course Glee Club Q3j MARY IIOIS KENNEDY SC7i07Lt'llfiC Course Cleo Club Q21 MARIAN KUGEL Scientific Course Class Play CSU C. BIINER 'l'lAVVltl4lNCl'l Slftlfllllllfflf C'01w's0 Football 1413 National Athletic Schol- :11'sl1ip Society. ,17- HIGH SCHOOL LOTISE CAROLINE LINDRR C0111 l7Z'i'l'C lTCl! f'UllI'Sl' MARGARET LUCILLE IIOATS Sf'7'l'l'lfl.fiC UU'LL7'SI' . Gln-mf Flub QU Q27 CSU' SCKfl'Ctil1'X .HCA NH'l'TIC W. l'FAlCXDlCK Gl'lll'l'flI C,'o11r.w' 5 ' cc Club UQ WlfIXDl'II,L S'I'R.XSSNlCR I'IlILL'l1'S Nl'I'I'Ilfl.fif' f'UllI'Sl' ,Mmuall Bomvl Hjg Signal 1331, LID Bunml QU, UU, CH. S'l'l'Il.l.A ll ICLICX WLOILXRSKY C,'o111,11zm'1'1'rl'l l'nur,sz: 'u ...1b.. X E .lI.1,l'LE LEA FH lCRlK D. POHLA English f,'oulrsz' Glec Club 125, Q35, H55 Annual Board H55 Signal Stull C455 Class Play C45- lfllllZABETH MARIE RICEDER SCl'!'IlllljfC Uozzrsrf Buskutball QS5, Q4-53 Honor Sociuty Annual Board C453 l5Iilll2lgQl' 135g C45. PAUL W. ROESER Vocational Gloo Club 1335, Q4-55 Radio Club f15, 125, 6555, C45- MILO H. SANDOW English Course Glee lflub 135, C453 Class Play THOMAS AXl5Rl'1W SAXGER English Course live Rll'A1lLl1' UI G' If S f' fl' O O L J S1111 Q15. HELICN E. SU1Il1M?'l'l'lli !,uf1'11 Uozzm' Y. I rcs. g Baskcfball CQQ, QCD, fly Honor Socictyg Class Play C-U5 55,1111 1 I Nl SYBLIU S'l'.XFlf'U,R . Sffljlflllfffilf CYUIIVNI' QI1 P111 4355 12111110 4'l11l1 fly U1 3l,21112lg0l' 511111 115. 1-11, 4111111111111 411, 121, 121,111 Track Qlij, FORREST N. S'l'1I11WAli'l' lfllgzl-SIL U0111'.ef' QSQ5 Glee Ulub Qlijg lll Phu' QSH5 ,xllllllkll 13011111 Qvljg S1 1111 .TUSICPITINIC U. S'I'Ol l'ENl'1I'I14 lfflzfin, F'07HHlU7'f'I1lIl f'0lIl'N!' C lu C lub UU. Cl-jgA11111mI 131111111 fly Signal Staff -20-. H SIC Play KSU, ff-Ijg A111111a11 131111111 C V Hill Sfzllf Qvlfi, 4.11. A FY. ' 'i.X'I I'0X Lllllilb Uofzzravv 10 Pros. Q35 Glvc P11111 Q-IH: KI: H E JI A P L E ff E .I F Hal , . WVILLARD F. WAHUH SI'I.IfIlll'f'ff' f'0IlI'S!' ,XIHIUQII HUQIIT1. Hjg Honor Society Signal SMH? CU, 133: GIQQ Vlub nd Q45 Vg Play C-H. Ul'1ll'l'H I'Dl+I NAIC WARD Nzflfzztlfjirc f1Ul!I'SI' i1lvut'h1b QU, 1533, HJ. ELICAXOR TAJVISIC WISH!! Sl'l.l'lI!I.fiI' f'UIIl'SI' L- '1,qf.5,q3y.f1m. llzlskvflmll QLD, fhlrjg Ulzlss l'lzlV Qfij 4 lu U11 ' IIICLICY O. WIVIQILUI Sffl'6'IIll'ff1' t'f11zr.s1' ,ILVXZICIQ 1R'EXlC W1I,I.l,UlS llon11'.sf1'c -Pl 1'l.v l'o11r.w l2lee1'lub f1j,Q72j, Q3j,Q-lj --fe LY Name Anderson Andrews Bailey Battles Ainato Linder Brown Caulfield Fay G abele Lang Sanger Crawford Reeder Schlaeter Pfaender Lawrence Griffin Phillips Stewart Elliot Pohla Stoutenburg Webb I lirbe Dudley Baker li. Brown M oats Williams Wlodarsky Kennedy Ward Berry lflasterday Stratton Sandow Warch 'Fry Wickham liocser Fitzsiniinons Kugel Bell Stafford N015 WA LIC ll I G11 S CIIOOL HOW WE KNOW THEM 11010 Called Doan Andy Bay Betty Phil Louise Toni Piggy Ray 'llom niie Otto 'l'on1niie Bed Biz Slocky Jean Bed Doug. Wendy Forrest Madge IJlCf Jo E. Webb Foot Dud Dick ll ich. M arg. llazcl Stella Lois Gert Blary lilo Tu tfy Milo Will ie Do ty W ickie Rabbit Sally Kugic Dunibell Si licmlezvoms Horne Otlice Cricket Eddics Ford l'lLLl,'0l'tlU Uf'IlIlllllll'UILS Walking 'Orating Making breaks Converting Eddie Everywhere but honic Ranting Nowhere University Veels QPJ liugieis School library Un the farm. Central Drug l0c Store ' Gym Candy Kitchen Church Unknown l'ratt's Madges locker Press otiice Her locker Where his hat is 'l'hree guesses D ltlnd rooin Colcls car 'Willow Brook Boy Scout H'd'qt's. Yo place With the chickens Tn the corridors C ?D With Gert With Lois In her car Public library Caddy Ford 'llelegraph oflicc Home Library Suburbs Church At Bayis Orchestra practice Batehaniis 22- Munibling Bluliing Spouting Watching liugie Forgetting Sleeping Dancing Walking with ? Giggling Cooking Playing organ Blushing Kidding Drawing lleddling papers Amusing Wendy Doing nothing Wasting tinie Bolling her eyes Hunting a thrill Thinking ot Bob Doing good turn Dreaming Beaining Showing otf Studying Cultivating her mind l+'oll'g Lois, example Business Looking wise Hunting a man Counting eggs Playing bass viol Self-effacing Hopping around Riding a. bicycle Acting childish Consoling Ray Arguing Visiting Dye THh' JIAPLE LEAF ALAN S. ANGELL ..................... C ..................... lwfsiclcfrli LUCILLE STRRATTOX . . . . . Vice-President KARL TRACE ....... .......... ............. .... S P C rctary DOXALD FORD . . . ........................... .... T rnasurcr J UN! ORS' IJIIHCUTOI5 l' Harriet Austin-Hardly Anclibleg Velores Buiwlne fY.E.R.j-Very lintlius- iasti Burhlerg Helen Carpenter4Highly Capalaleg Mary Cline fM.H.C.j-My llow Cautionslg Margaret Cooper-Marvelous Cook Vg Ruth Cox-Rushes Cease- lesslyg Clyua Creeelius QC.F.C.Q-Companion for Cookie Pushersg 'lielia B. Easter- clay-Lovely But Elnsiveg Helen Fifner CH.R.F.l--Has Roineos Foreverg Grace Forsehner QG.M.F.j-Got Manx' Fairiiolrlersg Lueile Fronier-Likes ,Fung Mar- garet Hoineriek-Must Hurryg Marjorie llnteliins--Man Hunterg Mable Kellar QM.A.K.J-Mighty Aniiable liiclg Hilcla Knoll-l-lates liidnlingg Virginia liee- Yery Lovingg Winona Leighton-Warbles Loiigingllvg Edna liimlsay-fXJEVer liateg Catherine Lynch-Casual liistenerg Genevieve Meade-Gentle Maiden. Wanda Myers-What Mannersg Alberta Nafus--Always Napfpingg Ruth Nafus -Rather Naughtyg lilliee Oviatt-Eye Upenerg Mary Rogers CM.E.R.j-Makes liveryone Rung Bertha Sehunnn-Beastly Shyg Lueile Stratton C'L.H.S.j-Likes Hot Stuffg Celia Swinnner-Can't Singg Mary Tossell fMi.F.'l'.Q-Makes Fine 'l'i1ne5 lihnily Williania fE.H.W.j-Exists, How Woofullyg Betty VV00rlward- 'Boosts Wanseong Celestina Young Ql4l.C.Y.j-Easily Caught 'Yawningg Helen Zink-Hot Ziggetyfg Alan Angell fA.S.A.j-Always Skipping Aroundg Charles Barnes-Clierry Blonmleg Fletcher Bowers-Flaming Rlushg Ray Chapin-Rough ,Chilfllg Leon Colvin--Likes Charlotteg Gordon Daviml-Gone llafllyg Harlan Per- cluyn-Hates P6ll0StT'lil1llS1I1Q lirlwin Firhy-Eteriiallv Flirtingg llonalml Forcl- lloos Flirtg Charles Forclhanl-C'harlestowns Foolishly. Ralph Forster-Regular Fellowg Lowell Gfell-Likes Girlsg 'lloin Hay-Too llighhatg Floyd Horning-Faet Hopperg Charles liainb-Catches Lacliesg Edwin l.awrence-lflxoessirely Learnoclg Robert MeClal'lin-Rambles Mostlyg Ray Miller- Rather 3lOfl0StjClil1llllllSi?9Lll'A'-Cilllit Xavigateg Earl Parker-'IC Playsg Xelson Parker-Xever Pretenclsg Forrest McDonald-Fast Mang Donalcl McDonald-'Does Manageg Ray Perrin--Rather Peeuliarg Morris Pratt-Moves Properlyg Ben Priest-Buzzes Perpetuallyg Harrlv Ruclcl--l'lilcla's ROIHOOQ Earl Snurr-Ever Snor- ingg Louis Strutton-Lengthy Speakerg Charles Sweet-Characteristieally .Silentg Karl Trace-Kute Trick 5 Paul Wilkinson-Pays Willingly. -231 NORWALK HIGH SCHOOL JUNIOR CLASS lst row--Left to right-Gi'ace Forscliner, Lelia Mlasterday, Marjorie Hate-liins, Ruth Cox, Lucille Froiner, Margaret Honierick, Helen Fifner, Mary Cline. 2nd -row-Left to Tight-Helen Carpenter, Mabel Keller, Margaret Uooper, Clyna Crecelius, Velores Burdne, Harriet Austin, Hilda Knoll. 3rd row-Left to Tfight-Edwiii Firby, Chas. Barnes, Ulias. lilormlliain, Alan Angell, Edwin Lawrence, Ralph Foster. 4th row-Left to 1'z'g7Lt--Clifford lflllis. Floyd llorning. Robert Mcllailiii, Gordon David, Russell Foeller, Fletch. Bowers. lst row--Left to right-lllary Tosacll, Bertha Sf,-lnnnin, lletty Woodward, Ce- lestina Young, Ruth Natub, Lui-ile Stratton, lidna l,imlsc.r. 2nd T010-lmfi to Mfgllit-lllary Rogers, Alberta Nafns, Wanda Meyers, lllllice Oviatt, Helen Zink, Celia. Swinnnerl. lfhnily Williams. Virginia Lee. 3rd row-Left to riglrt-liillian Selnvan. Forrest lllcllnnalil, Morris Pratt, Ray Miller, Earl Parker, Earl Snnrr. V 4th row-Left to riglrt--Louis Str-utton, Karl Trace, Paul Wilkinson, Uharles Sweet, William Sanger. IZWAIQIC ,HIGH SCHOOL -05- 'I' ll If JI .I I' l, la' I, lu' .I lf' X F x , mec- v 5 L HTHE MAPLE LEA F GUILBERT MARTIN .. ..... Pl'6S4fd8Ilt BETTY BELL ........... . . View-Presiclmit ROBERT MONTGOMERY . . .... Secretary GLEN WEIDEMAIER . . . . .T1'casurvr OPH OM ORE - DEFINED The other day one of our most revered, reverenced and respected English in- structors asked us the definition for the word Sop!L0n1,01'c . til ani mentioning no names, but it was the teacher noted for a broad grin and a fondness 'for deiinitionsj. Now, we are rash and impulsive by nature, but have been exceedingly wary about definitions ever since the ill-starred occasion ,when we unfortunately blurted out that a hamlet was a small ham, so asuming a. grave and meditative expression, we told him that we would think it over and report on the following day. Accordinfflv th-it eveninv' after collecting Noah Webster's Dietionarv the an . f ' sv r- V 1 Hieyclopedia. Bright-Ann-l-Can, and other periodicals of a like nature, we flung our weary carcass down. upon the cushions of an over-stuffed what-clo-you-call-it, and prepared to concentrate. As we delicately nibblcd at a inorsel of iishfood with one hand, and agitated our cerebral regions with the other, negligently pursuing from time to time an errant Ueootiet' lost in the dense tropical foliage covering our top- pieee,-We linally evolved the following: A Sophomore is a biped of the genus High School Student, in xvhorse nature are combined the most characteristic traits of thefthree other speciesmof this-gmius: namely t-he indubitalsle insoueianee of the Fresliinen, the illimitable crust of the Junior, and the celestial conceit of the Senior. Whereupon, looking at the family time-piece and perceiving that it was eight- thirty, according to our time-honored oustuni, we hit the hay. N ...Ql- N 0 R W A L K II l G H S Atherton, Annabel Atherton, Marian Bacon, Dorothy Bell, Betty Betts, Mary Louise Bixby, Marjorie Burley, Annabelle Burrill, Mary Cartwright, lllarian Cen-hovin, Agnes Christopher, Arlene Cooper, Rose Cox, Gladys Crist, Nora Davis, llnby Doane, Lucille liastinan, Ilazel Evans, Vivien Ferguson, Olive Fewson, Helen Fletcher, Goldie Gooilwin, Virginia. llaekett, ,lillizabeth llill, Elizabeth Howlett, Mihlreil Husted, Ora James, Marian Kiefer, Mary .lane Knapp, Eleanor Knight, Iona Marshall, Ellen Mt-'Ilhena, lndia Miller, Elsie Miller, Helen Myers, Dorothy Newton, liuth SOPHOMORES Nieolle, Lucille Parish, Mildred Pattereon, Ruth Peterson, Pauline liobineon, Dorothy Sehlageter, Rachel Schultz, Ennna Schwenn, Juanita Seeley, Nell Sipher, Jane Skinner, Dorothy Smith, lluth Spnrling, Velma. Stewart, Patricia Stout, lnez Taber, Frances Wetmore, Mary Wilson, .llilda Wood, Mary Wootlrutli, ,Nellie Wootlwarml, Aflele Allen, Arnold Anderson, Charles Atyeo, Orrin Bailey, Clayton Haque, lienneth Bilton, King Bishman, Robert llorgia, James llrown, ll'en1lell Bryant, Miller Cullman, Paul Dahlhofer, Robert Diinon, Sherman lillis, l'Iflwin Ford, Carl .nggk OHOOL y liiell, liuesell lleath, liayniontl lloinerick, George lloocl, Norman Laible, J ohn Lee, lxlowarcl Livergood, Urban McDonald, Donald Martin, Guilbert Mayberry, Paul Miller, Vaughan Montgomery, llobert Noble, Donald Parrott, Norman Pecliliain, Charles Picker, George Pickett, .Kenneth Potts, llerbert Price, Morley Rickard, Earl Sanders, Merwin Sellinger, Fred Shaellc, Austin Sheldon, Russell Smith, Clarence Sotios, Tlieonlore Spratt, Harold Spratt, Robert Stoll, Charles Vaughan, Denver Vincent, Harry Ward, liloycl Weideinaier, Glen Wilkinson, David Wood, Mortimer Young, Don HTHE JI.-lPLE LEAF ELIZABETH STRATTOX . ...... President TJSETTE WARCH ..... . . ,T'1'f'w-Pwsiclevlif JENNIE LINSOX . ..... Szfcretary JOHN SCHAUSS . . . . .Treasui-01' FRE HME A ?,ll'I'b'lll'l' frenz an Upper C'I1lss111a-11. The freshn1a1'1 is a fllllllj' c-1'eat11re. Without h1111 there would he 110 upper Classes. He has good points as well as his had points. His main good point is that he Wfllljt always be a freshmaii. His 111ai11 bad point is that he is a freshman. Freshmen can he divided into two classes: tl1e first elass that knows 1l0iZl1ll'lg, and the second class that knows it all. The last class is the worse because 1116111- bers of it aet as if they were sophoiuores, an uiipardonahle crime. They strut around, and put on airs, and give tl1e 11pper elass111e11 a. pain, be- cause when the upper i'l21SS1HCl1 were froshies. they k11ew that ill time they would not be bossed, but bosses. When they find the freshies XVOIl,t1 he lmossed, but act like sophs they lose tl1e pleasure they looked forward to. XVl1611 the preseint sophs were fl'GSllll1Cll, tll6y had to liek the sophs hefore they ceased to be oppressed. But now, though the freshies l1ave licked 110 0110, they act as if they had lieked all three of tl1e upper classes. But though fresl1111e11 are lllllS?l1lCCS and ClOl'1,t eve11 know the 1'igl1t stairway to go down, Werrshould tolerate them, l7Cl'2i1'lSl?tlHf:fJ6'li-JEll6rO'UlY thing we ea11 do. Wk should also re111e111ber tl1at we were freshies once, and hope the present freshies will grow up and become sophs. But worst of all, we will probably he fl'GSl11T1C1l again ourselves so with that ill mind, we should not he too severe with the verdant freshmeii, eve11 if they are both- ersome. -291 X O R ll' il. li K H I G I1 Austin, Elizabeth Borgia, Caroline Boss, Ruby Bower, Dorothy Burke, Dorothy Carr, Mary Ulark, Hazel tfolyin, Ruth Corrigan, Marian Dagne, Elizabeth Easterday, Evelyn Foeller, Grace Gebhardt, Rose Ann tlfell, Dorothy Gtell, Mary Godfred, Dorothy Harding, Ethel llaynel, Ruth Hirbe, Dorothy llollis, Xorine llosford, Mildred Janotta, Alina Kellogg, Eleanor ,e , Kendall, Laura Klein, Mildred Linson, Jennie Mellonald, Margaret M eyers, Marguerite Miller, Elaine Miller, Kathryn Morehouse, Iola Myers, Helen Xason, Doris Noyes, Gaynell Ohr, Verna Oleott, Marie Osiner, Goldie Robinson, Gertrude Sanders, lllargaret Seaman, Martha Sniith, Murtland Spranliel, Christine Stevens, Edna Stratton, Elizabeth Thornton, Corinne Wareh, liisette Webb, Janis Wheeler, Margaret Wolle, Dorothy Wood, Ruth Zink, lllllGll1121 Avery, Fred Bartley, llaul Bauer, Walter lleaeh, Kenneth llishop, Russell liizzarcl, Carl llrandal, Elroy llroolts, Karl llrown, Mark Hurley. Edwin Vanin. .Xlbert ln'alupbell, llobert Cook. lieonard florrigan, Eraneis f'rawI'ord. Gerald Froueh, Jesse Dolbee, Frank Dowler, William Dunn, llobert Fell, llayinond l ord, Edwin liahn, Allan Gawne, Robert Gessner, Paul llinltle, flloyd lfleyinan. Albert lfluinphrey, Howard lnuian, Vernon Kopfnian, Harold -g3o- SCHOOL liopfman, Theodore Lanib, Eugene Linder, Paul Lohbauer, Albert Lund, lllarenee Major, Charles Manahan, Hubert Martin, Elmer Mather, Adrian May, Donald Mills, Ray Newman, Jay Osborne, William Pearson, Carl Perduyn, Lyle Phillips, Gifford Plellqo, Earnest llressley, Oscar lleed, lllaydon Robinson, llonier Rogers, Wirt Sattig, Willis Sehauss, John Sehroek, lloward Sehuunu, llenry Seeley, .Xlbert Sellinger, Melyin Shoup, Kenneth Shuiner, Urban Smith, Mvilliam Snyder, liouis Souslin, Kenneth Stark, Menzo 'l'aber, 'llhonias Taylor, Reed Tossell, Cortland Winter, Kurt Woodward, Oliver Young, Britton 'I' ll la' .U AL I' I, la' I, If ,L J' LITERARY -3 1- NORWALK HIGH SCHOOL The Misses Nanette Cliquot and Gloria Gondola, 'in all their glory, swept out of the glamorous portal emblazoned as the Stage Exit, and turned scornful and contemptuous stares upon the Hook of eager-eyed gentlemen clustered about the door. They were imposing persons were th aforementioned ladies, their coats of chinchilla and baby fox, respectively, muffled their snowy throats and almost hid their silken knees. The rest were chiffon hose and golden shoes with four-inch heels. The shining boulders, that dangled from their obvious and ornamental ears, shot gleanis of flame into the humble air. They were the most wonderful beings that Reginald de Lacy Ambersweth had ever beheld, as they sailed toward him he compared them, mentally, to Aphrodite and Pallas Athene. lt seemed an impos- sibly rash presumption for such an insignificant nobody as himself to address the magnificent ereaturesg yet desperation propelled him forward, and he did the rest. The Misses Gliqluot and Gondola found themselves confronted by the heir of Am- bersweth. i The youth quailed before the east iron glare of the damselis eyes, but he cleared his throat and spoke bravely. lf, quoth he, 'fain Reginald Ambcrsweth-l've something frightfully important to say to you ers-ladies-H he ceased, and wiped his steaming brow. The east iron stares became Bessemer steel. Miss Cliquot spoke in a voice like iced champagne. 'fldig boyf' she said disparagingly, 'fYuh may, or yuh may not, be Reginald Wiladdyacallum, live heard your line before. You mush down ta th' next door, 'i'l brother. That's where the backstage chorus-janes exit. Youire in th, wrong cage. .Tockol Stalind aside rr Reginald stood aside instantly, imniediately and without dcmurg the lad was quite prepared to crawl away and die, he felt demolished, annihilated, set upon, cut into small pieces and thrown to the chickens. Rut in the rather less icy regard of llliss Gondola there stole a gleam of recognition. NWait, sonnyj' she requested. f'Say, Nanette, this child is one of the swells for sure. I -saw him in at the Ritz tea-room th, other day with that liorrimer girl an., her mother. He's tellin' us a straight story. The Lorrimer girl is a deb, and th' Sunday papers are full of her. ulllaybe he's their ehauffeuigv said Miss llliquot the skeptic. Be your age, sneercd Miss Gondola. They donit have tea with their chauf- feurs at the Ritz. lraddie, whaddya want P Reginald sighed. Itfs a long story, please. But-my carts here-I wonder N . . :cw , ' a:,- 1- arp, , K, I btop wondering, said Miss thquot. ll c, ie on, you may turn out to be tie Lorrimeris bootlegger, or somethin? not so good. But come along, guide us to the 'busfi Reginald felt himself a target for all the lights of Broadway as he, with a goddess on each arm, boarded his trusty tower-ear. Just drive around, Jennings, he told the sedate and horror-stricken chauffeur, and the lights shone and the post-theatre crowds hurried on, he briefly outlined his woes. He had selected Miss Audrey Lorrimer as the object of his ardent affeetionsg but in some fashion she had failed to respond, and held him in rather open con- -32- THE MAPLE LEAF tempt. I'm not wild enough for her, moaned Reggy. 'II was brought up in a band-box, as the saying goes, and shc's taken a fancy to things I don't know any- thing about . . . sheds paling around now with a chap that's a cross between an Apache and coal-heaver. It-it worries mef' On the left, Miss Gondola patted his hand. What can wc do for yuh, tho ?', Reginald marshalled all his forces. 'gI'd likef' he said faintly, to take you away to dinner where Audrey is some- tiine. just to show her that-that- . That you can go with - Apaches and coal-heavers, too ?'9 put in Miss Gliquot tartlyf' you nervy young pup. Not at allf, protested Reginald. Just to show her that I know my way around. Really, I didnft mean to be rude, Miss- Miss-,, '4Gliquot. Well, little brother, I reckon it wouldnit be so worse. It'll be worth a. good feed . . . which of us do you prefer and where youh gonna' stage this blow-out ? Reginaldis innocent young face beamed with joy. He had scored! Audrey and this fellowj, he confided, are going to have dinner at the Plaza tomorrow night. Ry conferring with the Plaza head-waiter, I can find out where their table is- which of you shall it be? I don't mind, truly. Well, now,'J considered Miss Clicquot, with the air of a connoisseurf, you know one of us is good, two of us is better! Take us bothf' Gloria nodded. You're both too good, exclaimed the young man ardcntly. Let's drive out to the Bamboo Gardens and dance. I'm hungry. And so that was that! On their way out, the three became very good friends. Arc you New York- ers ? asked Reggie Ambcrsweth deferentially. Yeah,D said Miss Cliquot. I ami. Gloria. was born in Syracuse . . . Our names aren't our Very owny-own, Reggie. Mr. Ambersweth noticed with extreme pleasure that he was accepted as an old pal by the versatile young ladies. I picked 'em out. Glory wanted to be a wop, so I called her Gloria Gondola. Clever, eh? I donno where I hear that name, Gondola 5 but it sounds swanky. I had a View for French stuff, so I picked my Parce tag off a ginger ale bottle. Itm sure crazy about it . . . have a lotta trouble spellin' it thot L They werenjt the sort of girls that Reginald had ever known, but they were certainly amusing. Miss Cliquot was a vivacious and witty maiden, the livelier and more talkative of the two, but Gloria was pretty and soft-eyed. She had be- gun to appreciate the bland good looks of Mr. Ambersweth, so she held his hand between her two small warm ones while Nanettc chattered like a parakeet. K The remainder ef the night and an hour or two of the morning were spent very pleasurably at the Bamboo Garden. Full pfrfun-andichicken chow-mein airdfraspberry ice, the girls took turns dancing with the blissfully happy Ambersweth, who, was not an especially good dancer- Dancingis not just in my linejj he said apologetically as he stepped a, second time upon Gloria's golden toes. The lady raised her large dark eyes and spoke forcefully. There,s so many things not in your line Re inaldj' she said ffentl . You o rr U Q g a ap NORWALK HIGH SCHOOL must cultivate 'em, now, f'r instanceej' she guided him to a secluded corner of the dance floor and, wihle the ebony syncopators giggled, taught him three steps of the Charleston. Yes, indeed, a pleasant time was enjoyed by all- Mr. Ambersweth left them at their up-town apartment at an early hour, promising to come for them the next night. They bade him. a warm adieu. The rc- sultant glow was still in little Gloria Gondolais sweet face, shining from under the vanishing cream, powder, rouge, lipstick, mascara and eye-brow pencil, when she faced Nanette in their cozy boudoir. ' Why Glory, deariej' marvelled the sprightly Miss Cliquot, ruiiiing her own flaming locks, you look so joyful-wha1ssamatter?,' Miss Gondola's reply was somewhat irrevelant. lim dyin, to get a close-up of that Lorrimer girlj, she said softly. The next evening found the two ornaments of the footlights-row arrayed like Solomon for splendor and magnificence, if not for abundance. Reginald could not have been more elated had his dinner engagement been with Fannie Brice and Pola Negri. He was not oifensive to the eye himself, he was possessed of a stripling fairness that made him at his best in the black-and-white of evening clothes. His young face went a bit crimson as he felt the beat of a few concentrated stars when they entered the Plaza 5 there were some people who knew the erstwhile sedate and staid young scion of the ancient and honorable Ambersweths. They busied themselves with menus, and Reginald had ample opportunity to observe the traditionally immense appetite of the American chorus girl. He didn't feel especiallyhungry, and was quite content to feast upon the beauty of his two fair companions. Nanette and Gloria were consorting over the comparative palatability of .fruit or oyster cocktails. Once Nanette said Clover Clubi' aloud and Gloria withered her with a glance of scorn. Reginald suppressed a growing desire to laugh, looked up suddenly, and beheld Audrey Loirrimer enter, the usual hard-Hearted Howard in tow. Reggieis face grew grave. A whispered word conveyed the knowledge to his guests. The three regarded Miss Audrey Lorrimer and her companion with very var- ious emotions. Reginald's heart contracted with wistful longing as he noted the loveliness of his adored one in silver tissue and amethysts. He occupied several good seconds in gazing at the dark and villainous character who :sat opposite her, basking in the radiance of her smiles. Envy like a Hame seared poor splendid little Gloria as she gazed into the fair patrician face of Audrey. She's skinny, Miss Gondola assured herself pathetical- ly, knowing that the Lorrimer heiress was a slender Venus. Poor Gloria! Nanette dropped her spoon and stared dumbly at the person with Audrey. Sweet spirits of nitre I she said slowing and distinctly. Her face was ashen under the shellac intervening. Her lovely mouth flew open. She swayed in her chair. Nanniel', cried Gloria. Miss Cliquotl What is wrong ?', ejaculated Mr. Ambersweth. Nanette drank a glass of water, and regained a bit of her composure. Her . .-34.- THE MAPLE LEAF 4 green eyes blazed, hor lips set in a grim narrow line. She turned to her corn- panions. Gloria-Reggie, she announced in the tones of a sentencing judge, that man-Apache ,and coal-hcavcr, is he, you young bum l-that man with Audrey florrimer--J' she choked. Oh, Nancttclv My dear girl, who is he tw Well-hels my husband, said Miss Cliquot simply. The others answered not a word. Speechless, they stared 5 speechless they watched her arise and walk steadily across to the other table. Reggie had the sat- isfaction of seeing the coal-heavcr grow pale and wan and frightened. His air of Mexican bravado dropped from him like a cloak. Nanctte confronted him sternly. Hello, Joef' she said coolly. I've been wondering where you were .... Oh, Nanctteln said Joe weakly. 'Tm gonna take you homef, announced Nanctte confronted him sternly. Hello, Joej, she said coolly. I've been Miss Lorrimer grimly. You're some sapj, she said scornfully, to ch-ase around with this atliiction of mine when youive got that dear boy Reggie on the run! You little fool. Go get him. T'hat's just my girl friend over there . . . Come on Joe. Audrey turned away her face from the stricken man's words of farewell. Nan- ettc lcd him over to the other table. Miss Gondola, Mr. Amberswethf, said she wearily, my husband-Joe de Suca. Excuse us, wejre in kind of a hurry. She too-k him out. She left them cold and amazed. At sight of Audrey, sitting alone, with bowed head, Reginald arose, took little tlloria.'s arm and went to her. 'Phat night there were two hearts out of three very happy. Reginald Ambersweth sat at the feet of his beloved and listened rapturously to the music of her beautiful voice, his frat pin glearned once more upon the bosom of the silver tissue frock. . f Nanettc raged and swore and scolded and forgave her husband, as she had be- fore, her shrill voice became tcndcr, her green eyes softened. Apres tout, he was her own. Joe. She was very happy. 'Little Gloria sat alone in a dimly-lighted room, her head down upon her white arms. Slow tears slipped from beneath her shut eyelids. After a while she turned on thc radio, curled up on the chaise longue with a box of Reymer's that Reggie had bought, and had a good cry and a. few chocolates. AT NIGHT ,. Our campfire low gives off but slumbering light, As, drowsy, we creep into blankets WVHTH1. i Q I-ig-11 ,Vi . H, , W, W, 4 .xii ,P The horned owl hoots! theres the star, bright, ,f ' 'l'hat's there to guard us from all harm. ig The silken air, with hints of balsam fir, gif' Of Natureis soft, sweet scent, and over all, I O'cr all there broods the peace which is of Her, M' Who all this mightly wilderness holds in thrall . . lif -351 . . .Al NORWALK HIGH SCHOOL WHAT PRICE FAILURE? Everyone remembers the rhyme which begins, Ulf at first you don't succeed,- try, try again? Lately a greatf deal has been said about making our failures step- ping stones to inal success 5 indeed, statistics would doubtless shovv, did they exist, that hundreds of young people have been advised not to Worry too much about do- ing a thing right the first time, as they may always try again. And yet, there is a price which one pays for failure. It is natural that the first enthusiasm for a task should fade after it has been done once, unsuccessfullyg and there is a certain bitterness about a battle won in the ashes of a previous defeat. And in further proof of my statement I offer the well-known saying f'Oppor- tunity knocks but oncef' This certainly is true, for the time, resources, and ability for accomplishing certain things are not granted a second time by Fate. By all means .try and try again, if you fail 5 but put your Whole time, your un- divided attention and your utmost ability into each task the first time you attempt it,---and you will avoid paying the price of failure. R. R. P. '28 Prologue To a Pirate Story Y ou boys and girls of this dull age- For Whom adventure is but found In storybooks, and captive bound Upon the humble printed page- The pirate-frigates are no more. The great steam-liners sail instead Upon whose decks have never bled 1 The valiant buccaneers of yore .... But come! come hear the sailor-lays Of those who for adventurejs sake Roamed the dim unknown sea.s that break On long lost shores of olden days. You search for thrills in endless quest. If this tale of the dead and gone Gives you one thrill-but even one- My story will have done its best, And so, wise children of today, If bold adventure lure no more My treasure house of pirate lore Beloved of me, must pass away. , f- df ' in V.-.,, -.,. -Lb.. I T ll E JI -I I' I, If L E ,L F THLHTICS NORWALK HIGH SCHOOL TRACK SEASON - - 1925 Norwalk 794, Clyde 27-5 Norwalk 63, Fremont 49 Norwalk 74, Monroeville 30 Norwalk 71, Bucyrus 51 Norwalk 625, Sandusky 845, Oberlin 57 Norwalk 235 Little Big Seven. FOOTBALL SCORES - - 1925 Team S0011 Team Score NORWALK 0 ASHLAND 12 NORWALK 37 NEW LONDON 6 N ORWALK 6 FREMONT 0 NORWALK 6 BELLEVUE 7 NORWALK 0 SANDUSKY 6 NORWALK 19 WILLARD 6 NORWALK 0 OBERLIN 0 NORWALK 0 ELYRIA 27 NORWALK 0 LORAIN 13 NORWALK 13 ST. PAUL'S 0 NORWALK 81 OPPONENTS 77 BOYS' BASKETBALL SCORES - - 1925-26 Team Score Team Score Norwalk 14 Sandusky Norwalk 24 Cleveland State 4 Norwalk 28 Oberlin Norwalk 26 Berlin Heights 15 Norwalk 31 Monroeville Norwalk 36 Townsend 6 Norwalk 19 Elyria Norwalk 29 Alumni 30 Norwalk 28 Bueyrus Norwalk 12 Mansfield 28 Norwalk 16 Lorain Norwalk 21 Toledo Waite 47 Norwalk 25 Tifydn Norwalk 42 Fremont 22 Norwalk 21 Mansiield Norwalk 26 Monroeville 21 Norwalk 36 St. Paul's Norwalk 17 Bellevue 19 N 0razvaJk 451 O p ponenis GIRLS' BASKETBALL - - 1925-'26 Norwalk 39 Clyde 8 Norwalk 58 Berlin Heights 18 Norwalk 23 Alumnae 14 Norwalk 20 Fremont 26 Bellevue 12 Norwalk 33 Galion 27 Norwalk 32 Milan 18 Norwalk 14 Thompson 12 Norwalk 30 Bucyrus 28 Norwalk 23 Fremont 20 Norwalk 33 Bueyrus 26 Norwalk 22 Ada 14 Norwalk 26 Warren 19 Norwalk 30 Liberty 47 THE MAPLE LEAF If this r or f 3 A X f f 3 - -H 1 r ' 1: - -:M jg N42 . E A. - is 3 5 1 Sv N -- l so 'Tr fl- .. I . 'LLKX 5 . 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Mr. Seibel has made a conspicuous success 3 success not always in games won by his teams, though they have been many, or in any other material way, but in the high ideals, and sense of loyalty that he has implanted in the minds of his players. He graduated from Denison Univer- sity in 1921, with an enviable record as an all-round athlete. He played end on the varsity football tea.m for three years, and played varsity baseball three years, eaptainring- the team of-Y 1920, For two years he held the 1410 pound boxing championship, and the wrest- ling championship of all weights of the Freshman and Sophomore classes of 1918. In the discus throw he also ex- celled. TOM GABELE As captain of the 1925 football team Tom .showed great pluck and ability. Although Tom always did leave his shoes, this time he leaves behind shoes hard to fill. ...391 NORWALK IIIGII' SCHOOL FOOTBALL SQUAD-1925-1926 Back frow, left 150 Mglbt-Coiach Seibel, Ford, David, Baker, Simmer, Snyciei Gawne, Lawrelice, Martin, Caulfield, McDonald, Mgr., Couch lillis. Second 1'0'w-Grifliu, Bilton, Chapin, Lzunb, Dimou, Brown, Miller, Firby. Front rozq-Trace, Amaio, Mz1ybc1'1'y, Gabele, Capt., Swect. CUl'1'igil11, Tuyloi -fl0- r ' Q Efiii l -i 1, Af! llffhf V iillfiill' li wwf? A W .1 Mu 4 mi l'ylI',1i A leg ll llll i will 'll' 1 l il il I l l ll I, l I ,I THE MAPLE LEAF fin lf 'f l ' Toni BROWN ' 'i W The success of this yearls basketball team is clue in no small degree to the sportsmzuilike endeavors of their crip- tain. Here is anolhei- Tom N. lil. S. will not soun forget. vii its a es 2345 , , 5 f 1 f Kfv wi to 54 ,,, ini is he W bl, Mall ,J Mel llll l liilllllllufumlllllllnll llwlli MMMll'Mllllllll.li'llllMlI7. l , jvc. , Tl A 'I' xxllflll ll li!! 3 f P- ?? sglfi. ' 5-A 'ell- , ll! ,N iv A I ge.wsaf5llf'l,l i Hqlgll 'lfllmlll ...J illlflifgmllilyilflsl ul, -.!,! ,l,,xl..-- ' nl: 1 W I llllillll'.lf'l'lll'l ll' 4 l vi , ' 'l i I ll lrl'.ll,1,llQlllll,yl' .ln A l'i1m'ii.f! 'li hl.i.1zw.' ll-llkafl I A l illliqfillf l fi 'I' I , i -'M ii' .w ifi : '-' V' l sves i S 71 1 s ee f T ,., fi . .- ,E I 3 - -: Q A , ., LQ' -- f Z gfglflj I :gi . 5 3 gi W i. Q . 1 I . i, ZI 1 'I se f -- ez -W A,,:Q,s,L..,,x if K Mk . A-,,.'- . , ,,'.- .,V, ' esss ,Q glam. ' f 1 'fzf ii-wi A L, .5 mf,-,,.,.::'g,fTgV l. 5 elee s, is e ie gi , V... fi lf es ell fe se i s' sss s s, . 'f's,f, ..- fs 1,: ,V f'1- 1 . eehh ' eses p i e l Iloiucli l3iI,T,I,S Hi: Ellis was Ql'2lilll2llOIl l'r0m Mit. Viiioii 4'-ollege willi :ui QXCCll0l1JE i'ocri1'ml in lmlh zillilm-lin-s ziiicl sr-liolzirsliip. Fm' llireu yezirs he pllziywl x':u'sil.x' fcmcmlilnzill, zmcl for Two 'vezirs vzlrsity llmslcellmll. Nr. Ellis was also :1 iiiomlmel' of the Gleo Q-lull at Ht. Union. He Game to N. H. Si alwtlie beginning of this your as insti iiQ'cor iii biology :mfl aszlssisli- mit 'liorxlilmll cum-li. As lieafl lmslcollmll emu,-li, iii his 'first sezismi here he pm- llllK'04Yl ai bzislcollmll twin of eliuixipioii- ship cinlilwc. .YORWALK HIGH SCHOOL BOYS' BASKETBALL SQUAD, 1926-Back row, left 250 1'-ight--R11y Fay, Pz111l, Blayberry, llOWil1'fl Caulfield, Charles l'eokl121111, King Bilton. First row--Co21cl1 Ellis, Ray Miller, guard 5 Tom Gabelo, forward 3 Tom Brown, center, Caplaing Austin Sliadle, fo1'wz11'd.5 Reed fllayloij, gimrdg Donald McDonald, student man11go1'. -42- HTIIE MAPLE' LEA FU Gil ll Q34 L39 B A3 Kilill WSAVLVL LUOILLE FROMER This was Lncyfs last year on Nor- walk's all star basketball team. She has made a brilliant record as player as well as being the energetic captain of lSl725-26. EDITH M, CLARK Miss Clark, coach of our girl's bask- etball team, is Well known as a player. This season she has played with two in- dependent teams, the Crickets of Nor- walk and the Pioneers of Willard, both of which play boys, rules. She plays forward and is very quick as well as a sure shot. 'tHap,', Who is Well known for her pep and ready smile, has kept up the spirit of the team and has taught us to take our defeats and victories in a truly sportsmanlike manner. ,43- X012 IV.l Ill! HIGH SUIIOOI, HIHIIS IIASIQICTBALL SQUAD Burl: Wow, left to 7 ig7Ll-1101911 Schlacter, centerg Jeanette Pfaender, guard Miss l'lzu'k, coachg Winona. Lcighfon. forward, Tllelma C1'awfo1'd. Fzvml 1'OIl,'-3IH1'gD.1'Ot 1IOllll'!'iCk, forwardg Mary Bennett, Lucille FTOIUQI QIILIIW1, ljilllfzlillg E1izu1mQH1 Hf3lWhxl':gll21I'd5 Eleanor Wvbb. -44- THE MAPLE LEAF 54' v , N Q Ns vw M 5g.......,. l ' 't.wf lf' A .f 'il' P. J. GARCIA A graduate of Colgate University in the class of 1929, Mr. Garcia had previously attended Berea College, Ken- tucky. He was a noted track athlete at both institutions. While at Berea he held the intercollegiate record for the half mile, 2 minutes, 2 seconds. .Xt Colgate, four- teen years later, he ran the two mile in 9 minutes, Mr. Garcia is the head track coach at N. H. S. Un- der his control, track athletics has assumed a place with football and basketball as a major sport in N. H. S. and has been supported as such. Track, which had heretofore received only an indifferent response when the annual call canie, gave our coach an agreeable surprise when he found nearly lifty men out the first night. After the usual procedure of training, which always before had made the as- piring runners decide that they would rather spend their time in a less strenuous occupation, our squad was only slightly reduced. This squad was the one that en- gaged Clyde in our first track meet, which we easily won T95 to lVe closed our season with the Little Big Seven meet at Oberlin. Against the eonibined schools of the league we scored some 25 points. Our miler, 'Brom Clarke broke the league record in that event by running it in 12131. llay Miller won the pole vault at 1O:6. Several of the other incn placed well in their corresponding events. The list of letternien is follows: Angell Cfi'apt.-electj, ld. 'Hilton fflaptj, K. Bilton, Brown, Clarke, Corrigan, Gabcle, Mayberry, Miller, Pecklianr. lleliain. Since 'Bilton and Clarke are the only inen lost, we expect another fine team next year. A great deal of credit for such a revival of interest in track must be given our coach, Mr. Garcia, who worked unfalteringly toward the success of the season. The prospects for the spring of 1926 are excellent. An unusual number of candidates are out. On account of the fact that George lXTcKain did not return to school this year a new captain was elected, Alan Angell. -4151 4 F9 3 '-.'Z :e ss, Q-.rr-:I '-q-'sf'-5'f2'-1 85:5 :4-:-.- tw-.4-.:'. 4 sm. F Tw- . , l , rf 1 1- ' 5 gs -1 . X X qfiz..-':.':1. . . A . , . ma Ill 3, 'v vm' f :I -' '54 1 I' - 'J ,A ' :. xi .Q . - li' ., , va M 'i ix hm , I N O If W rl L K U1 G H S C' II O O L 3rd Vow-Donald McDonald, mgr., frolnley Clarke, Floyd Horning, Urban Shunler, Tonl Brown, Paul Mayberry, Karl Trace, Coach Garcila. 27Zd 7 0Z,U-Ray Miller, Torn -Gabele, E. Bilton, Ray Fay, Chas. Peeklnun. lst row-Francis Cor- rigan, Alan Angell, George Mcliain. -46- Til If JIAPLIT LEAF , 'lbfgukx ' . '-- '. . -:-sf 'jiQu?'ix 094935 wi ' ffvg r'A7g?s 5' . :. .evj:ff'1 'ru YA N ' - , .4 ik 1 y'.,4 , I ' N - 'Z' wi rvff-wfv ,M F u ,. ,M V ' iii, -r.i'::'i's I' 1 A : F . .N -Q-'g.F-'L ... 'Q A Ml! 5 jf'-Ti , , I fE71:?wi,mWp:ydEg,?i II JI' ' ff? ff M -if 'iff ' , fgifgg-gg, 4 -ff A A R, , g.,,-f'5i,,.,1,,,.- .- L--f' ' 4 - ,119 ',....,-5?fffLi2',f-551 51?2ijQ' WEN . W' .. , 'f M It Sm 15: with-fg'eszf.rwgfam -HE-mjf' ?! 2mes:f.:, ink HHS' iii' !'2ew1f'l'f5wgfv2r1Tl wg-?2grnm:'? THE SAMFL IR NORWALK HIGH SCHOOL ANNUAL STAFF 1926 'PHIL AHATO ................... la'rl1'lor-in-K '11 iff NELLIE MAY AYDRENYS, TOM GABELE ........... .... . INSIIVIIIIZI' Erlilnrs ALAN AXGELL ...... ........ I f1m'11f'.w.w Jfgr. FORREST STEW-XH'I'. . A .... .l.w,wl. lI11s:':vr'.ws Jfgr. IIVTH STRAT'1'ON' .............. l1l.fl'l'llI lj ,la'rY1flof1' WILLARD WARFH' .......... .lNs!. l1l'fI'l'!ll'.lj lfflilm' JOSEPHIXE S'l'0l I'I'INl3lwHll MA'HGI'EHI'I'E EASTEHIJA Y EHIK POHLA RICHARD BAKER IGIQEAXOR BELL .... Thr' Sflllllllfl' MARY DUDTAEY MAD G EE EN E ELLI1 PTT WEXDELT, PHT ELI PS ................ rl Er!-MOI' .RICIIAHD 'BHOYYN ........ AlHllf'fI.I7 l2'rlil0r Qnoysj l'lIAlZ.XT3I'l'l'l'I l?l'lEl7l'IH ...... .llfllwlfn la'rlilan' fG f'l'7.vj MISS MOHSHAX ....... ......... I f'rlrufly A1!1'Ul'NUI' SIGNAL STAFF - - 1925-26 lf IU L AMATO ......... .... l L'rfa'lof1'-ill-I 'flllff XEETJE AXIHTICNYS ....... Alssl. lfflftnl' .XIAX AXGEEL ...... .... l fllxflll'-VN .1IlIlIfIyf'l' .HA'I',1'H FOSTER, 'lH l'H PATTERSON . . . . . .-I.v.wI. llus. Jlyrs. I,l'l'1cl:Ax1:Y f'0RlMI'I l'IiIC .X'l'IIl,E'l'Il' f'0MMl'I l'lCIC llulh SfI'2lH0ll, '26, lk'l1rl1'ru1rlH, Ihlllillfl NIl'DIlll21lll, 228. I'l1fIi1'u HiL'll2'll't1 BI'K7XX'l1,y 726 l3c'll',x' IM-ll. 'ZS Edwin T,z1w1'011cf0. QT NNW mine: 527 E1f1.x'l'l'R1c f'0KI1Il'I I'ICIC Wfiiw 'THINGS' ,ZS .TusupI1i11o Sfoufc-rmlmm. '26, Wim 1Xlil1l1'M Hosforcl. '29 YUIMW Hlmhw, .27 ' Mmygawt Sandmy 329 Pa1f1'ic'iz1 Sfuxvalrl, '27 NEWS C'o31M lim' me 'LMA Eastm-day, 7727, fY7IIll.l'HIllllf MVP l'm1m1'1 l'1-:la Erik Pohla, 726 Wmmh-ll 'Pl1iHips, ,2l3, Uflf!Il.7'llI!l7L 'Ruth COX, '27 Wvlosfiml Young, '27 ...Ag- E If .1 P ORWALK HIGH SCHOOL TUE MAPLE- LEAF HE PHYSICAL RAINING D PARTME T The l'h.vsieal 'l'raiuing1 llepartment this year was under the able inanagenient of f'oam-hes Seibel, l'lllis, Garcia, Jenkins ancl Clark. This flepartmeut is verlv extensive, covering indoor ealisthenies, light- and heavlv apparatus work. baseball, basketball. football, and track. The interest of the school bowl-v as a whole is greatly inc-reasing in this work. Un Marr-h 19 the girls' g'vmnasimu elasses hail their annual flyni Exhibition, in the Autlitorium. whieh was open to the publie. On March 26 the boys' physical training elasses gave their .Xlliletie t'arnival. These exhibitions ineluflecl the various lines ot work taken up in the g viunasium. The clireetors are to be highly eongratulatecl on their work. THE OFFICE TRAINING DEPARTME The Ullic-e 'l'raining1 Department deserves special mention in these pages. This elass invlucles beginning' anml ailvaneecl ste-nograplrv, flietation. typing. applied prae- tiee in olliw work, use ol' ilif-taphone. stenvilling. and use of the mimeograph. Mrs. Foster has recfeiveil high praise l'or the etlicient anrl business-like manner in whieh she 1-onmlur-ts her 1-lasses anfl for the able Stl'll0gI1'i11ll1Cl'S whom she turns out. 'l'he sehool paper in particular owes many thanks to the very kind eo-operation of this mlepartment, in preparing material for the printer. M NUAL RAININGA DDOME TICAR One ol' the most enjovvable occfasions of the year is the exhibit bv the Manual Training, Art, ami Domestie Art ilepartnients. lt gives an opportunity tor the publie to see the prorlu cts of the year's work of many students in eofnerete torni. The skill cilisplayml is a. matter ot prirle to the entire stucllent body as well as to the teachers anml pupils inunemliatelyv eoneernecl. This exhibit was given May 28 and '29 in 1925. 'llhis year a more elaborate prograin of an entire week will be given, beginning May 731. to be eallefl Art Week. lt begins with Miss Jenkins' pageant, 'l'he .Xrt 'lim-view . During the next week a loan art exhibit of the work of flleve- lanrl artists, will be open to the publie at the Parish House while the manual train- ing, art ancl rlomestie art exhibits will be presentecl in the show winrlows ot various stores ol' the eit-v. A lem-ture will be given bv Mr. Frary of the Cllevelaml .Xrt Mu- seum. Sueh an ambitious program has not been attempted before, but everyone looks l'orwarrl to it with mueh anticipation. r WA. T t Wanteilwllc-len Svlilaeteifs stannl in with Mr. Dye-.lolin Laible. Wanteflwlilizabetli l?eefler's height for use in basketball-.lane Sipher. f H ' Wanterl-ltefl hair like 'l'helma i'rawlorcl s: Uleai' state''price-Velores Bur- flue. Wanteml-lleleu Wiekham's 'tpetite' figure-Vivian Evans. Wants-cl-l'hil .Xmato's position ol' the stalt-Floyrl Horning. Wanterl-Some ol' .lean l'taenrler's abilitqv for reafling Virgil-Pat Stewart. Wanteml-A small portion of Dumbell's importance-Jan Webb. -011 L, l V V---4-L NORWALK HIGH SCHOOL Wanted-Home oif Dorothy Andersonis reserve--Rose Cooper. Wanted-Toni Brown's basketball ability--Ollie Woodward. Wanted-Wenfly l'hillip's artistic facilities-None Leighton. Wanted-W.ill'v Wareh's vocabulary-Jesse James. V tWe'll admit sho doesn't need it, but some people never are satistledj. Wanted-Toni Gabele's reliable Ford-Tom Taber. Wanted-Some of Lois liennedy's time for reading eredit books - Mary Bennett. Wanted-Gertrude Wards facilities for studying-Charles Peckham. Wanted-Forrest Stewart's reliability-Dorothy Hirbe. Wanted-A part of Margaret Moat's interest in Civies Class-Everybody. Wanted-Doug Grifiinfs sense of humor-Mr. Dye. Wanted-Alice Bailey,s good humor--Emily Williams. Wanted-Miner liawreneeis boldness-Dink Perduvn. Wanted-Betty Battleis Eddie Ellis-Mary Rogers. Wanted-Jo Stoutenburg's green stockings-Juanita Sehwenn. Wanted-Some of Hazel Williarrfs audacity-Ruth Cox. Wanted- A name like Stella Wloclarskyis-Rutli Smith. Wanted-Richard Baker's keen interest in chemistry-Juniors. Wanted-Mary Dudleyis business facilities-Verna Ohr. Wanted-Ruth Strattonjs taet--Sherm Dimon. Wanted-'Louise Linder's retieenee-Bill Bryant. THE GLEE CLUB This year the glee Club has surpassed itself over everv previous year. lfnrler the direction of Miss Mossinan and Mr. Heath there has been developed an ex- eellent eluh of singers. The interest and eo-operation ot th students is shown in their effort to make the eoneert a sueeess. There is' no doubt but that the glee elub will improve in future years. With the eombined labors of the band and glee elub the eoneert furnished the public with delightful entertainment. The new handmaster has eome up to all ex- pectations and We believe our band is Capable of competing with those of other eities of equal population. 'l'his eo-operation and interest on the part of the stud'ents ought to make the band and glee club features in the sehool's activities. WHAT'S IN A NAME? ls Celia to be considered one of Norwalles Hoating population because she,s a Swimmer? Is Louie stuek up because he's alivays a Strutton? ls Mr. Dye as deadly as his name implies? Because Dotts a cute Bacon, does that mean that she has anything to do with a Clunninghani? When was it that Russ and Lowell Gfell? CH I 'had the wings of an Angellj'-help us out Scotty. Is Tom Hay made mueh of only when the sun Sl1in0S? -52- T H E M A, P L E IQ E A, NOl?ll'.lLK HIGH SCHOOL Woulclu't it be niee it' a Forml could get a ease on a Carr? lJon't you know Mary? Fit, is Sherm valuable because lliinon can suggest so many things? Since we lack a Goliath. eoulmln't our little fa-hemj Davitl slay a Griffin? lsn't it too bail that we have no pans to go with our Potts? Soon, we expeet to see a revival of the guilcl. We have a good start already, Smiths, Millers, a Uarpeuter and a Cook. Is Eleanor so captivating because she is a Webb? Betty Battles-thatts enough. Willy Wareh? He might. What's all this Xolyes about Gaynell? Can Jane Sipher? What was it Mary Benn-et? QAte, my dearj. Isn't Charles Sweet? UNDISPU TED STATEMENTS 1. A one-arniecl doctor Cilllft feel his own pulse. . The human stomach holcls more on land than at sea. 3. Figliting is harder on the eyes than either reading or oroeheting. V 4. Snow always seems deepest to short people. 'llhe mluuibest person in the world is a fellow who ean't figure out when his watch stopped. 'tI'Il clrive, ' remarkecl the wife, as she climbed into the back seat. TREPIDATI ON I View with alarm the beauty of Kate, 1,111 atraicl l shall ask her to give me a mlate, I quake in my boots-she is really llivine. Q a iaver ie iiesioi 21 asc r ' I Sh ll Ici 1 tl 1 t incl l he to dmet I mutter her number, she comes to the phone, I ask her and turn ashen male at her tone. ,- l Nitin afraid that l ean't, she replies-it is queer, But alas, it is true-how contagious is fear! SE VEN TEEN May 18, 1925 High School ftuditorium Tun CAST William Sylvanus Baxter ............. ..... T OM GABELE Mr. Baxter ............ .......... P IBIILIP .UIATO Mrs. Baxter ........... MARY DAVDLEY Jane Baxter ,... ..... 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MAliilA'R.l+l'l' MDATS Wzillie Banks ..... . . .SYBLIC S'l .Xl+'lTOBD Miss Ethel Boke ........................................ lCl,l'IAXOl? BlCl.l, COME OUT OF THE KITCHEN Senior Play, 19735 Jllllfl 9, 1925 lliyiz, Hr-lmol ,llzflilwrfzlnz 'Fins Owl' Olivia Dzingeriielcl .... .................. h lB,l+ll7lQBlUli,X STBUTTDN Elizabeth ilJfzii1gei'iielml .......... ........ l QILLIAN RITGGLQIGS Paul Dangeriielcl ..... .... H OWARD L,X'l'HAM Cliurles Dungerlielml . .. .... B'ROlN'lLEY CLARKE Mrs. Falkener ..... ..... I IELEY CBIGCELIUS Corn Falkenei' .. .... IVIJDRENUE IIIGYMAN Ainzindzi ...... ..... , XIJYCE HAZZABD Burton llrzine ....... DON' DAYIS lizunly Weeks ..... ...... . IAMICS SMITH 'l'l1on1us liellerts .. ...ll.XliRiY DUDLICY Solon Tnekei' .......................... ....... X YADE 'l'0SSlfllili THE PAGEANT - - 1925 The liilgwllll- lust your was founded largely on the liilllllllill' stories of Mothei' Goose. lllnngy eliarining scenes with eostnnies, songs :incl clanees to interpret the c-lizmleters of olil rliynies were inost artistically given. Dlitlereiit grades from the several, buildings were responsible for Y2ll'l0US seeneg the whole pageant being planned unml enpevisecl by Miss Olive Jenkins of the High School faeulty. The sm-one froni H:k1'illbl2lll Night!! given hy high school girls, was Pkll'lll,'lllk11'lj' elaborate in detail :incl Won nmny liQl,X'O1'21lJlC eonnnents. JUNIOR CLASS PLAY -- 1926 MTHE WHOLE 7'UlVX'S TAl,1x'ING .Alpril 23 mul April 30, 19213 lliglz Sryfmol .l ll1fIAIiOl'I'llIll 'Flin Owl' Mr. ,llenry Sinnnons .......... ........ . XIAN ,ANGlQl.li Mrs. Hznwiel' Sinnnonf .. .... lilfIl.l.X liAS'l'lf1liD,XY Ethel Siinnions ..... ..,. l .lllflllli S'l'li.X'l l'lJN Chester Binney .... .... l 'IDWI N liAWliENUlC lletty Lythe ..... . . . l'lil,l'IS'l'lX.X YOUNG Donald Swift .... . . BA YNIUND Nl ll.l,lCl? Roger Shields .. , ......... ...... l ZiXl,P,l:l IVUSTIQII -55- THE MAPLE LEAF liila Wilson Sally Otis An nie ....... Sadie Bloom . . . Taxi Driver . . . June 11, 19226 James King . . . Corintliizi ....... Clinton DeWitt . . Julie DeWitt .... Evil King ...... Aunt. Ahhy Rocker Il-r. Jzlek Dehnnut Horaee Pilgrim . . Admin Smith .... ll .'l L K ll I G ll S K' H 0 O L .......MAliY CLlXIC ......lrlliLliX FIFXEH GliAl'IC lf'OliSt'HNElZ ...... WANNA M ICYICRS , . . . t'l'lAliIiES FORDHAM SENIOR PLAY 'HIDAJI .LVD EVA High SVTIOOZ zl.llIIl'Zl0l'l-Hill THE CAST ..........l+lRl.lil'OllLA . . . . . . . . .MARION KVGEL ..,.. WEXDICLI, PHI LLIPS ....NlQLl.llC MAY ANDREWS . . . . . . .TIELICX SCHLAC'l'ER . . . . . RUTH S'l'RAT'l'UN ...RIUHARD BAKER . . . . .WIIJQARIJ WARCII .........'l'U3I G.XBlCl,li Lord Andrew Gordon . . . . . . . ll'0l,'lll.AS GRIFFlX THE CLASS B TOURNAMENT The gym was the Seene ot' great excitement during the fllnse B tournament, Fell. T36 and 27. 'I'he opening ganne hetween St. l,illlliS :ind Monroeville did not prove to he the lmttle expeeted, St. ll2lllliS winning 21 to 12. Wakenmn lost to 'l'ownsend 19 to IS in ai hzird fought battle. Willard easily defeated Greenwich 37 to S. The most exciting game ot the evening was hetween St. l'aul's and Townsend. For ir time it seemed that St. lI2llll.S mieht no down before their eneniv but bv 21 P5 ,, 5 V rally in the lust halt were uhle to win 27 to 17. St. Mar-v's ot Fremont defeated New London 10 to 5. North l uirfield won from New Haven 17 to 13. S2ll1lll'fl2l.V afternoon Willard defezited St. lNIz1ry's IS to 16. ln the next game, between St. Pzmlk and Fuirtiehl, it seemed that St. Paulis would not hold their own hut hy 21 rally in the third quarter they overeznne Fair- field 21 to 17. Sziturdzrv night El feeling oi' snpressed exeitement prevaiiledg for were not Wil- lard :ind St. l'zinl's hoth stronv' teams, to ehish for the tinal hono-rs? rw During the first quarter the score remained even. 'l'hen St. Paulls, true to form, forged ahead. 'l'he gmne ended 25 to 15. Amid howling fans the cup was awarded to St. ljillllii. Willard received the pennant. -58- 'THE Jlll PLE l,E'.llf Tlzr' slay? of llzr' ANNIHU. mul of llze :SIGNAL zvislz fo r'.1'prz'ss fl1v1'1' Very SlllCl'I'6 upp1'0c'1'rzl1'o11 of ilu' SZIl?IJO'l'lf of Norzvallc l1zzsz'1zfs.s and professliomzl men, 1z'lz0.se fin- ancial bacluing has made our school pull- licallons possible. -59+ l31V.fl,l, J! ll I G ll S Cf' ll O O L M.. -50- THE MAPLE LEAF THE B. C. TABER C0. C. VV. Montgomery J. C. Major Ownmw FOR Gl2ADVA'l'l0N or Sl'MBll'IR VAUATIOX We are equipped to supply your ev- ery need. Vvhether Nxbe a dainty trock of snk or sheer cotton or whether you Wish to make your own dresses, you wiH ind R here Also Bags, Searfs, Gloves, Hosiery and Ilandkerchkis are here in great Variety. ++++??++66?++?+++4?+?++6++++ Pupil's Printing Patronage Pleases Printer Prentiss Prodigiously Slierin-ellonlt tell a soul. but I neeil tive bueksf, Cliapies- You eau clepenml on nie. I shall act as if you had not said a word about itfi .X Shoemaker gave a money guaran- tee that his shoes would last three months. A Seotehnian bought a pair. but in three weeks brought them baelc -in holes and eompletely worn out 'llliat's queerf, said the slioeinalier. You:re the only person who has eoui- plainerl. llicl they tit you all right ? Aye, but they were a wee bit tight for ina brither who Works at nightf, 'l'eaeher-f'Wliat were the ehilmlren of the ezar called fi' Tat- Klzarrlinesf' .g. .g. Q ., L? .g. -E' 'E' 'E' 'Q' 'S' 'fi' 'Q' 'E' 'Q' -2 .,. 'i' ., 'E' '4' 'E' 'Q' 'Z' 'E' 'i 't . 'ii '5 5 5 i i i i 5 i 5 i 5 i 5 !'.5, 'E' 'I' 'E' Iii .g. 33 3. . -2' -E' 'E' 'I' .3 'Z' 'E' '? .5 .,. '? ., 'I' .2. .5 ., 'EMM' '5 i 5 5 5' 'ini' '5 2 i i' '5 i 2 i i Z' '5 i i !' '505' 0,4 -S' .sw 55 -2- T? 'E' 52' -2' -5- ff- Os' I? 'z I? .za I? dz, 25' 'v -Q Mas4-++-s-++-a-:0a++++gEwz'++':Ms' -s 'Wi' 2'4- 4'4 'i i i' 'i i i' '5 i Z i E 5 i' '! i i E 4 !' 4. -Q- + 4' -:A -:Q 4' 4- -sf 4- 'Q' 4' 'za .sa -2. -:A -ff vie -za -:Q 4. '1- -:O .sa 4. -2- -4' -:Q A:- iw:-Ow-:Q-4' 04. -:Q -2' -2. -sy .sn sz. az- as -Q' 04' 4' vs. -:Q -:Q vs. -2. 4. As. 'za -Q' 4' -:Q sz' -:M 'S' T Snnrizimuu S Sehool bell tolls onee more. Mr. tfole nialies annual speeeh on -well something or other. Cooclbye. shekelsl Hello books! Sl One rlafs respite lfor students while faculty xvrestles with selienl- ule. IO li' o u n ml - numerous 'lfreslunan waiulering from room to room. 19 X. H. S. wears crepe after ganie with Ashland. 21 Freshie goes into lrrsteries upon seeing the eloeli jump. 26 Norwalk team nieps up the toot- ball field with Xen' llonrlon. 29 Chem. Class takes a quiz. 4.vp.g..3..g..g..',.g,.g..g.4.4..g.,g..3..f,.g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g. Golf Clubs Tennis Balls The Patrick - H iss Co. Hart Schaffner Sz Marx Clothes Spalding Athletic Goods Tennis Rackets Golf Balls NORWALK HIGH SCHOOL Graduation Day The searcli for si Suitable Gift should naturally leml you to llayle-U'Dell's. Gifts that last iuclieaie your thought- fuluess as well as good taste. 'l he1'e is so much of interest here for 'rift seeliers that selection becomes a las- eiualiou, Make your selection now at MAYLE-0'DELL .I ICWE LENS ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Our Milk- is Clean. llicfh :lull Sale. Our Butter- Sweet-lme sure it's KIIHVOII, Valley' Our Ice Cream -well. just try it auil vouviiice yourself. Solfl uufler the uzinie of Pl: lilllflffillll iam, Norwalk Dairy SH Norwood .Xu-. OC'I'oBEH 3 l'll'0ll10lIl1 rlelieati-cl, li-U. No speak- ing iu the Ilya- family! G lJis2'oy'ei'e4,l-a mystery! Luke c'ori'espomls with some one ut the Hotel Statler! Who is she? 8 liii-lc goal! The boys a1'e11't the only ones who know what il loot- hall 1s. 10 Bellevue game. Big fight! Little loss! i'heer up. llamfef Vicler! Finale, Clmrlestoiil Show ine the way to go home ll '13 lduglisli Classes wax poetic in he- hallf olf Uiglifjllllfll. ll Senior Assembly. First and only appearauee of the Blue Jllgn. -2- -2 'E' -E- If-I -2- 1? -2- -2 2? -2- 121 -2- -2- I? -2- 1? -2- -2- 23 23 -2--2--2 2, E 221 -2- Z? 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APPOINTMENTS for Ladies and Gentlemen in An Up-to-Date Shop All Hair Cuts 50c Including Shingle and Straight Bobs for Ladies. Kavanaugh's Barber Shop 17 W. Main St. Cigar Store Combined THE MAPLE LEAF , 'i i i 5 i i'iv402'-5''524''2 i i E i ! 2 Z i i i i Z 5 5 i 3 Z'jZ'4-+'Z Z !''i'4 Z Zw 'i E 5 5 Z Z i Z i Z'-i 5'-Z 'r'iv-Z'-5 '3' T We llress ,llfn fun! Boys from lleucl lo Fool' H. A. POH L Kirschbaum Good Clothes Slwfson llflts EvlUl'S,1.Wl.llI Shows 4 i 5 i+'i 5 i 2 5 5 2''inini''3WE Z i i i'-! Z 2'n 'i ! i I' Compliments of Jefferson Hardware Co. ll W. MAIN ST. 'i 5'+4 5 4 i'-5 5 i Z' 'Q' 405' 'ini' 'S'-ENE' '5 ! i i i i E 5 ! 5' .g,.g..5..3..g..g..g. .3 .524..g..g.4.eg..g..1..g..g.q..g..g..5..g..g..g. .g..5..g..g..g..g. She-L'l'1n the ln-Ile of the llillllllffl He- Yeul1l llilierty lic-ll.'7 Slie-Mllvllut rlo you lllCilll?., He- t'rac-lceml. Mary l'ooper-'ZX woman can never lose her reason. Earn Snurr-allow mine? Mary- Beeause. Many ure 4'0lll but few are frozen. Ruth S.-llow old would ai person be who was born in 1890? Forrest-Klan or Willllilll? Seniorf Wln' I get twiee as niueli sleep as you do. lfresliie-'gYou ought to. you've got twice as lllklllql' elasses as l lime. 'i'-E 5'-5'4 i i'+'5 5 5 i'-! i E 5-'5 i '! ! 5 5 5'-4 5 i' 405' '5 !'4 5 i i 5 i i' -505' 405' -2 -2- -2- -2- -2- -2- -2- -2- -2- -2- 2- -2- -2- -2- -2- -2- -2- -2- -2- -2- -2- -2- -2- -2- 2- -2- -2- -2- 35 : Q.'i 5' 0- 32- I -2 -2- -2- -2- -2- -2- -2- -2- -2- -2- -2- -2- -2- -2- -2- -2- -2- -2- -2- -2- -2- -2- -2- -2- -2- IT Selnieli-1' of Szunlusk-x' hands fle- leut to the Blue und Gold. 20 Blood 4-nrilling howls. groans, sliric-ks heard in QIQVHI. lnvestiga- lion-Cleo Club sineinv' the 'cBri- l'5 E5 dal l,lllOl'llS.u 21- We setl le last 'vear's debt with Wil- lard. Revenge is sweet! 336 Glorious surprise! A week of Va- cation. 21? Snow stornil Good morning win- ter. Ill Norwalk-Olwerlin. No score, too nuu-li mud. Novi-:ni-sian 72 .Xt it again! 'I''Z''X''Z''i i Z I i i 2 i ! 2 Z !'ei'+Z'-i i'22'-2'-i 2++i i4'ini' N. H. S. FOOT SERVICE Many a graduate or student of Nor- walk High School has walked to suc- coss in footwear fitted at our store. Per- haps your parents have been graduated in our shoes? Anyway, we welcome all the High School boys and girls to our store and believe that we can serve your footwear problems even better than in the past. E. O. FRIEND 8: SON 'FI'I'TERS OF FEET The Arch Preserver Store 1:2 c -22' SHO!-: 6+ 'KEEPS THE IOQY WELL' G ig. NORWALK HIGH SCHOOL To the Class of '26 WE OONGHATULATH YOU 'UPON YOUR GRADUATION FROM . HIGH SCHOOL OUR BEST NYISHES G0 WITH YOU, AND NVE 'll'0Pl'l FOR YOU THE BEST OF SUCCESS TlUl0l'Gl'l0l l' YOl'lI lVll'OLlC LTFH. JACKSON'S 'Z''Zvi''ini''Z''Z 5 2 3 ! ! Z 5 i' r-I ! ! 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Mrs. Miller-- Why don,t you wipe your feet before coming in ?', liay-MAW, mother, it would take too long to pull oft my shoes. 4.4.4.4.4..g..3..g.4.4.4.4.4.4.4..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g.. C. S. BATEHAM SL CO. Sales and Service for These Specialties Orthophonie Victrolas, Fine Pictures, Latest Victor Records, Picture Fram- ing, Perfected Radios, Cameras and Films, Radio Accessories, Developing and Finishing, Distinctive Gfts, Pho- tography. Art and Gift Store - Photograph Studio 54-56 E. Main St. -2ww-Q-zafsaxavsa-:+.2.A's4'sA':.xe'aweMifwe-we-we-we-as-ws'-:O-Q-4--Q'-sw+w+++++-:Asus-waves-:A-af-:Q G4- THE MAPLE LEAF clerkiug in a shoe store and got a job in a harclware store for a Change. His first customer in the new place was a fHI'1llCI',S flaughter who asked for some mule shoes. The young man forget that he was in the harmlware business and asked his usual question: What size mlo you wear? Now he is trying to get hack his old job in the Shoe store. 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You see I have grapefruit for breakfast every morningf' Mr. Chandler, in restaurant-fWhy does that dog sit there and watch me all the time iw Waiter- You7ve got the plate he us- fuslly eats from, sirff 4'Dacl, I ain't going to school any moref, t'Eh, why?'i It's no bally good. I ean't learn to spell. Tliteaeliw kwpsfelianging the words? ?4++++++++++++++++++++++6++++++++++++6++++6+++?++4+?+++44+4+ 20 The wicked Sophs break many Freshmen hearts by informing them there is no Santa Claus. 23 Christmas parties! Canes! Pop Corn balls! and presents ll Rush- ing business at W0olworth's. 'fMe1'ry Ohristinas ana Happy New Yearv nStll116tEly0ll.,, JANUARY 2 Mansfield lays ns low, but we shall grow strong in the rising. I Everyone back, flocked out in Christmas duels! The usual daz- zling ties and sweaters. 6 At last! We use our inoring pic- ture machine. Dark threats con- cerning our behavior when the lights are out. ++++?+++? +++?+ +++++ BANK BOOK .1 lV011.dff1'fuI Little Book ll'l9 Il.-lI'E ONE FOR YOU IT helps when it is so necessary. lT stanfls by you in sickness. IT is al ways your friend. IT all other books. The Citizens National Bank NORWALK, OHIO ++?4+++4+++?4?4?+?6+4?++?+?9 GARDEN SEEDS FLOWER SEEDS furnishes you the money to buy BULBS PLANTS GARDEN TOOLS SPRAY PUMPS SPRAY MATERIALS at Woodward Sz Fulst0w's Oar. Linzvoorl cf Sl'HZl'IlUI U Phone 50 ++++++++++++444+4t++++++?+++++++6+6+6++++++4?+?++++++?+++++4 66- TI! E JIJPL E LEAF 1JfP1f0VH11 e.-1.Rs Xian' lffrlelfs J. R. 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Blue anll llolcl girls hring the ba- eon home from Bellevue. 25-26-27 hlxains. ff'ountenanee like the morning after the night be- fore. 2522122522522522522522!22522522Z22522522522522522522522522!225225225225'2!22522522Z2252 Brit Young- Wliat is taet ? lloug. G.- My boy. it you tell a girl that time stands still when you look into her eyes, thatls taetg hut if you tell her that her face would stop a eloek, look outf' llay Fay- l make it a rule never to speak unless I know what Fm talking aholltf' Marian- .Xrenlt you afraid of los- ing your yoiee ?'i Pl1ilwt Wliat shall l say about the two peroxirle hlonrles who mafle sueh a fuss at the game F 'l'om ll.- Why-say the bleachers went wilrlf' 252252252252252252252252'i2'i i 5'2!22522522P'52'5'25'2i'2522522522522P2!22i2222252 NORWALK HIGH SCHOOL LENZ'S MARKET Quality Fresh and Smoked Meats Fresh Fish at all times. 58-60 wH1T'rLnsEY Ayn. Two Phones 362 4--:0zMsw:-f:-+++++++++++w-++++++++-:- BRKEMSER COAL CO. We Carry a complete stock of Build- ers Supplies, Hard and Soft Coal. Call us for Prices. Phone 37 Cor. Woodlavwn cmd Water St. 4 444444444444444444444444444 Fi BRUARY Mr. Cole's olliee crowded for en- tire day. Miss Hogan hies herself to Sunny South. Welcome, Mr. Seroggie. H2 S04 makes square meal on silk hosiery in 218. Luke found in 215 playing softly and sweetly on the piano with his eyes Hxed lovingly upon the eeil- ing. Physics class continues to study sound. N. H. S. continues to hear it! No sehool. Why weren't all our presidents famous, very famous? 4 4 4 4 4 Z? 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4' 4 4 4 4 4 4 123 4444 4 4 4 4 IZ -5- 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 33 4' 4 ii -2' ZS 1? Q 4444 44 444 44 44 44444444 444 44 444 4444444 44 '44 kl'l00fiKSllQl'111 is the niost wonder- ful driver. He can do anything with that car of hisfi Maggie- Yes, il suw hiin turn it into a pole yesterduyf, First Convict- When I get out of this place lim going to have a hot time, aren't you ? Second Conviet- I don't know. Fm in for life? Mr. Stewart in Study H2lllic4CCJ11lG, Lloyd, wake up li' Lloyd W.- I ean't.', Mr. S.-'tWhy ean't you ?', L. W.-'Tm not asleep? 4444444444444444444444444444444 44 4444444444444 44444444 44 44444444 44 444444 4:4 'sf .cw 4' -2- as -sf -:A -4. -:4 -2- us' -:4 -:Q 4 -:Q -:W ew 4:- va- -sp -2, -:W -an -:Q -:Q -2- -2- 4 Z-:V-swwwzp -4- -an 4:4 -4' -2' an as -za -2- vs' -:W as 1:4 -:Q -Ks- 4- -Q- -sv -an -as + -Q- -Q. -z. -af 4 -za 4:4 + T Drop in and see our line of SPRING SHOES You'll like the style and prices. F7 NA TION- WIDL' INSTITUTIUN - J Cllnney ' ' DERARTNEN1'5TOREs 4444444444444444444444444444 LAIBLE Sz BRADY FUNERAL HOME 92 E. Main St. THE MAPLE LEAF' 4++9666++?++++++be9696649+9499?9be9??++?+?????++6?++??9++++b 'i' Miss Young-'fl see you are carry- E .24 N. F. D. arrives at N. H. S., 1', D. ing home a new kind of breakfast 2 Q. when given an S. O. S. Finds foodf' 2 P. F. Il. and a llunsen burner. Miss Mossinan - 'fYes, .I'Ve been 2 wasting' too niueh tinie. The old brand Z 26-27 Class B. Tournament, St. Pauls required three seconds to prepareg you '5' keeps the enp in Norwalk. can lix this new brand in a second and E a half, Z THARCH 'Q' i Z 4 Percy Ferdinand is driven to fi sleeping as a nocturnal pastime. Johnny T..-'fl want a paekage of 2 Cieelfffes with Splltsdi Z 5-li Class A Tournament. Lucky is Leslie K'-Ciwlth Spills F. Z the man or wonian or child who J' TJ nYeSV' Cork filllwd-U Z owns a ear or a friend with one. T E The boys put up a good fight any- ? Way! Marguerite E.- 1 ley. what time is 3 it out there ?,' Z 9 Glee Club boys render Show Me Lelia E.- Twelve o'eloek3 what 2 the Way To Go Home for the time is it in there ? ' Q edifieation of Mr. Heath. 'Q' 'E''Z ! 5 5''E''iviwi''Q''Q''Q''Q''5'402''SMENZ''Z''ini''S''i 5 i i i i ii'405'405''Q''Qui''5''i i 5 5 5 ! 5 5 5 i 5 i 5 5 5 ! 5 ! !M!-+!' 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E 9 9999999999999999999999999999 T 9999999 Ohio Electric Power Co. noni: or uxnoi: syyixo l7l+IVli'ICS -:A .24 sie in 21 .zo .Ko 4 in . .zo :io .gl .io 131 4 9 .go .Io .Zo 4. 4. in .g. .zo ofa . favs'-:few-ans--an-swz'++ .g. Phone 21 Telephone Bldg. Norwalk Laugh, anml thc worhl laughs with you. Laugh, anil you laugh alone. 'lllic lirst when tho jokos on the pro- fcssor, 'llhe last when the joke's your own. -A -5 X1-llio lllay-f'Phil c-alls Martha his peach, anal tho apple of his eye. Why c'an't you call inc pretty things like that ? Goi'1lon-allow can l? lfle is in the fruit husinoss anal I-111 in the iish ii. tra cle. Broad is the staff of lite, hut that rloesn't justify a nian making his li to one ciontinnous loaf. ll .Xt Buvyrus. 'l'ln'1-0 C-lu-1-rs for our gi rls l Ili llinky linmls gorgeous liirtlulay cake in the hrcaml hoxl fllirs. Pin- ky flissolyes in tears. IT St. l'atrick's Day. HSay. clja hear tho one almout the lrislnnan and tho apes ?' lil Girls mlo their annual stunts for the exhihition. T31 Sprig has flot yefl cull clorth. '26 Boys' cxhilmition anil game with St. l'aul's. T39 lloarcl all flay in P. lf'.'s classes, This row is oflml, even, oflil, 4-tc. .g.4.4..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g.4..g..g..g..g..g..g,.g..g..g.,g..g..g.4. .g..g. Northern Ohio's Finest Store for Men THE J. KAHN CO. For 35 lY4'flI'N, .VOI'lI'llH'lN l,1'ful1'11g l'lo1'l1ir'1's 19999999999999999999999999999 - s RADIOLA l for 'lllioso who want the Rm! in RADIO Lambert's Radio Service I 29 Benomlict Phone 968 99999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999'Yr -70 'I' T H If .VA 1' I, If I, E .-l F DR. T. M. PATRICK Osteopathic Physician 211 Oirizicxs BIXK BLDG. Norwalk, O. QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ++QQ++Q COAL FLOUR - FEED - SEED POULTRY SUPPLIES Wuuiu-1 QifA1,i'1'Y t'oifN'1's F. A. JENKINS XL CO. Fl'l'r'1l1Yl'lj NF1'l'1'l'f'M 'Q' Q 'Q' 'Q' 'Q' 'Q' Q Q Q 'Q' 'Q' 'Q' 'Q' Q Q Q Oi 'Q' 'Q' Q 'Q' Z +++ 'Q' 'Q' 'Q' 'Q' 'Q' Q 'Q' 'Q' Q 3 'Q' 'Q' 'Q' 'Q' 'Q' 'Q' 'Q' Q 'Q' 'Q' Q Q 'Q' Q Q 'Q Q Q' 'Q Q' 'Q' 'Q Q Q' ?++ Mr. lleatli-'sl'iggy, you have a teumleney to let things slide. Piggy-4'Yes. I play the tronihone. ' t'laurlius rushing into lah-allr. Dye I'ye niarle a great tliseoveryf' Hr. Dye-'gWell, what is it? f'.- Pye iliseoyereil that the heavy enil ol' a inatc-h is the light enil V: A group of stuclents were riclieuling a eertain Prof's jokes when the Cer-A tain Prof. happened on the scene. 'tYoung men, he saifl inrliguantly, .I'll have you to unclerstanfl that my humor is not to he laughteml at. Mr. Stewart-44Young man, do you know anything about this course ? Lowell Gfell-HA little. sir5 what woulfl you like to know ? 'Q''Q Q''Z''Q Q''Q''! Q Q Q Q Q Q Q'Q Q'Q Q Q Q Q'+'Q Q Q Q Q'Q'Q''Q Q'Q'Q Q'Q'Q Q'Q Q'Q'Q Q Q Q Q'Q Q Q Q Q Q'Q'Q Q Q ?Qi--2+ Signal Staff anml Annual Board answer to look pretty. pleasevg at least clesperate attempts are made. Swiss Bell Ringers here again. 30 Flu hug entorees longer vacation. AI-nn. 0 cll1QH1. class Visits mill in lioraing oh, watta mlay! 12 Starting on last lap of school year. 16 X party gives way to school mlanee. 19 l'lauclius Netlry reposes in hospital alter asking' Bliss Jenkins to ex- plain ahout ereilit hooks. P3 Junior class presents The Whole Towu's Talking. DOGGY SHOES nat-- PUPPY PRICES Our 'Pup liflSf, is a fl0IlI71lI1g S11r'eesS Pilchard 8z Wells 'fisiirriau suonsn anee-+wfs-+++++++++++++++++-www COMMENCEMENT GIFTS Thai liefonie .lleirloonzs A Good Watch A J. W. PITKIN 22 W. Main St. Xonw,x1.K, O. 'Q Q Q Q''Q''Q''Q''Q''Q Q Q Q''Q'?++'Q Q'Q'6'Q'Q'Q'Q'Q'Q'+'Q ?'Q'QQ'Q+'Q'Q++'Q'Q6'Q Q Q'Q 71- N O R ll' .1 L K HI G H S C ll O O L 4+99464644446?94?9++???4+699494++4444+?4+++?++++++??+??++?++ Compliments of NORWALK ATTURNEYS E. G. MARTIN E. S. MILLER W. R. PRUN ER A. E. ROWLEY FRANK CARPENTER M- REX F. BRACY 9+++9+?++++++++++4946494+64449469944???4?++++99+4++?+?++++9+ 27 Mr. Patterson takes daily stroll lui inff or i-rg r '1 r s 'o i ' l it gl ca, etint tlndit parked in garage. 33 All students having a detention arrive in III promptly at 2535! BIAY gm Half of West Hain arrives late. The Stratton vehicle on a strike. ll Glee Club and Band join forces to give a eoneert. 17 Freshmen getting more mediocre every day. Seem to think they're Sophs already. h 21 Miss Jenkins spreads yearly pa- geant. Efforts of Niorwalk's bud- ding artists on display. Old Fogie-C'With all their dang autyhiles, gasoline engins, an' airyo- planes wot good are they, I ask ye, when a teller wants to sew on a pants button ? Han Cwho has hailed taxij- Beg pardon for stopping you, but can you tell nie what street ear I take to get to the Union Station ? Tiny- You drive awfully fast, donlt you ?', Scotty--'tYes, I touched seventy yes- terdayf' Tiny- Goodness, did you kill any of them ?', 6+44++4+++4+9+?44+6++++4?++9++??+?+++?4+4++4++++?9+?+??+?+6+ 13 THE MAP I, E I, E A F BARTON for FINE FLOWERS 44444444444444444444444444444 The Holiday 8z Tucker Co. ABSTRACTERS and CON VEYAN CERS 18 Benedict Ave. Norwalk 21 Sox holds head in highest clouds. Halt-Sox must have reeled off a whole sentence. 26 A test for toinorroyvji saith Prof. 44 E 4 4 4- 4- 4 4 4- 4 4 4 4 4 44 4 4 EE 4 44.44 .4 E .g. 4' 4- 4- 4 44 4- 4 4 4 4 44 44 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 44 44 44 'E' 'Y' 6666 66644446666 46 6666 64 4- .Zn 4 4- 4 4- 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 44 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 44 4 4 4 4- 4 4- 124444444-4 4 44 4 '? 43 4 44 44 53 4' 44 4' 4 4- 4+ 44 4- 4 4 44 4' 4. 4 4- '14 Q .,. 'l'eacher- Getting ready to go home? Why, it's hal l' an hour until the hell rings. llichard Brown-'4ll'cll, don't I have to get ready hallf an hour lmetore school starts to get there F Boss-5'Have you ever done any elerking before ? Bill Bryant, applaying for job- Yes sir, I used to be a draft clerk. Boss-'4Wl1at's that ?,' Bill-al opened and shut the win- dowsfj Mr. Dye-4'Can anyone tell me lioyv a stovepipe is made? .llorothy Bacon- First you take a hig, long hole, and then you wrap some tin around it. Q See us for all kinds of HARDWARE Dye. ' 28 Sieniors looking forward to vaca- Z J. C. Hardware tion. Z JWE 18 E. Main St. Norwalk 4 High School Picnic' 4. -4'444'4.4444444444.4444-44-444444444444 11 Senior class play a great success. 2 . , A, . ,, , For the Graduate 13 Baccalaureate. beniors prepare to say goodbye to old N. H. S. Ig ' I ' F ' ' S 16 Conunenceinent. Farewell to the Z We can suggest and help you solve class of '26, They look rather nit- Z the graduation NGIFTU problem by ty and important in caps and E looking over our stock of many items gowns, we must say! 'for the young lady or young num. 17 Prom!! Thus ends a perfect year. E The Central Drug Co. 6 666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666 -73- N O R ll ,fl L ly' H1 G H S ll' Il O O 1, Mrs. 'Arris tseeing sky-writing for tirst timel 'lQawk, Mrs. flggins, wot be that? Mrs. 'lggins- 'l'hat'll he some o' that there wireless caught tire, l'll be bounclf' A 'l'ew minutes after an alarm of fire was given in a hotel, one of the guests stood by the group that were watching the lire, ancl ehatteml them on their ap- parent excitement. g l'here was noth- ing to be excited aboutf' he saifl. 'cl took my time about ilressing, lightecl a eigaret. tlichft like the knot in my tie. so tieil it oyer again-that's how cool l w 1 ' i' RF. Fine, one ot his 'lrienils remarkeml. Hbnt why mlimln't you put on your trous- ei-7 ' 4 4 saw -an -4 sz' -:A -4' 4 9 +1- 'sf 2 -is 4 -:Q 4 4 '4- 4- .4- -4- .eb 4 4-z-M-4+-ai Z -sf 45 'B is '53 'A 4 -5- 4- -af -:Q 4 an -s- 4 Qs' .40 4 4. .2- 4- an -4' 3. 4 4 4444 444 4444 44 4 4444 44 44444 44 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 253 94' 4 4' 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4' 44 4' 4' 4' 4' 4 4' 4' 4 4 4. 4' 4. 4. 4 4 Q W 55 TDP' EE I 23 we EE ge Q is Url E CD U5 .L ..f C A Q ,- V C 'S : . .-1 l-4 .N ,- ,- 7. : . .J C 'L 'L f-. 4 G UQ CD A Hectic Day U5-33-4-Xol That isn't right! 5-2- 3-ti-Oh clear! What is that eonibin- ation ? lletlie Hiek was plainly t?l puzzled. She was a humble freslnnan, anml it was her first mlay. 5-4-3-72 l 'l'herel 'l'hat's right! Well. l knew it was 5 something. Grae- iousl What a bother these eonibinations are! Why don't they put them right on the loek? lt would be loails easier anil saye lots ot time. When 1,111 a Senior l shall speak to the principal about it. Y What do I have first? Latin? English? Algebra? Bi- l,et me see. now ology? Oh goodness. lsnft this a sweet iness Y 'l'hen, not realizing that all fresh- has set a new reeorcl tlns year in that it has ailmitteml only high sf-hool anal college gratlnates. This plaees the school in a class by itself. lt is probably the only business college in Ohio, and one ot the few in the entire c-ountry, which arl- mits only high school gratluates. That they appreciate the opportunity to stucly in a business college ol' college gracle. with sturlents ot their own age and prepara- tion, where amlyaneeml courses are otferecl suitecl totheir neeils, is shown a 1 by the tact that stumlents are enrollul this year from fiti mlitterent high sehools in Ohio, anil some from other States. lt is a serious loss ot time anrl effort for high school grailnates to stufly in the average business college along with pupils from the seventh anal eighth gramles, anal others who may have hacl only a part of the high school eourse. Many young people from this community who are now holcling splencliml business positions in all parts ot the country seeureml their business training at Oberlin. 444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444 N K it THE JIAPLIT I,E,lFU 4''if4''5 i E 5''5 5 i 5'-5r'5 i i i 5 ?'i ?'i 5 i 5 5 i i 5 i' The Bowen Company Insurance and Real Estate Bonds 301-T3 Citizens National Bank Bldg. iXoRw.xi,K, Onto '5 ! 5 i i 5 5 5 ? 5 5 5 5 5''5 ! 5 5 5 5 ! ! ! 5 ! i E !' W H IGN YOU Say It With Fl011rc1's SAY IT WITH OURS! Seasonable Plants and Cut Flowersg Funeral Designs Funeral Designs Given Care and Special Attention. Norwalk Rose Gardens Flower Shop 20 Whittlesev Ave. Opposite Post Oflice '5''?'5 !'+'5 5 5 5 5 5 i i i i i 5 2 ! 5 i 5 5''5 2 5 5''ini' men don't have the same schedules, she called out Oh Fanny, Fanny, what ilo you have iirst period W 'thlnglislif' answered Fannie, non- chalantly. Thanks,7' gratefully replied Hottie, now eoinpletely reassured. Then a terrible thought seized her. What room? Catching sight of Fanny she lied down the hall. But before she reached the door, that fatal bell rang. Our heroine stopped short, She saw a girl coming down the hall, to whom she addressed a question in an excited undertone. Say-er-ah what does a per- 4.-M2 405' 'QW'-i i i 5 5' 'int' 'i i 5 2 5 i i i' '5 i i i 5 5 i i' 'ini' 'i i 5 5 5 4 5' 'Q'-5' fzww-z'.4,i-:www-an 'M' 'Mui' 'MNH' 'i i ! i M ! ! 5 5 ! ! i 5 i 5 5 5 5 5 !' 4 5 2 5 252 2 D rg 2 ' : E rl in -v- -' . ' 9 O QT' lj ,-y- KD 0 if , ... 0 j ia- 55 :Q 5 3' Q -. 5-D i-v 3 3 O L 1 - ER S :' H. fm 0 7 SD ' N X' P-4 g-Q- X' A. 2. 1+ : L 5 LD SL g ee 5 Ps' 1 2 ' O .., b-a fx r-J Z E, Q E' 1' E5 - .J - .Q - Q Q -. ,1 'U UQ :D fi. Z' 'v fl! 2 l L1 0 W' - Q H fa T 2 I1 E - : ' Z ,Z 2 3 W w PP .-. Cl M - 2 lr' O 1 ,t .i t L C fl cp 20 5 1 H - H .. - U2 L Q 3 O ' X -.hd Z a U2 E P-4 ,. CJ 'Q' 405''if405''i i ! 5 5 i 5 i i 5 5 5 5 5 i 5 5 5 5 i''i 5 5 2' with more or less stainniering, 441,111 late to lllf' class. UWliat's your name? inquired the principal. Hottie Hickf' replied that person. The principal proceeded to inalqe out a slip and handed it to he1'. Hettie stood staring at it for a ino- nient, holding it gingerly between tlnnnb and linger. '4Well-er-uh what-um- She never finished but turned and lied from the room. When llettie got out into the hall she couldn't for the life of her reineni- her where that rooni was. As she was pacing the floor something dropped from her book. She picked it up and found that Hit' was her envelope of 'tticlcets' which all freslnnen received. She 'found her way to the Algebra class, 4''50205''M'4 5 5 5 i 5 9'9'5 i 5 5 i i 5 5 4 5 5'4-'i'+21'I+ p Compliments of The Home Savings 8z Loan Company Norwalk, Ohio Save and Have! --:ws-'sfffwefs-eweewew-weewww-:Q Is your Vacuum Cleaner in shape for the spring house cleaning? 'iwivi''IMI''EWS''I'-Z 5 i ! i 5 i ! ! i''i 5 5 5 i ! ! 5 5 ! ! 5 i i 5 5 ?''ic'5 5 i !''5 i i 5 ! 5 5 i i ! i ! i 5 4 5 !'-!+'!-0Z' -7 5-- . The Mad -it pays youu to buy. NORWALIC IIIGII SCHOOL l i 4- 4 4. -:Q -an 4 4- 4. an -sn 4 an -sf 4. -an as .an 4 4' -an 4 4- an -4 4 4' 3 -sus'-4'-4'-4-M-.,, an 'sl an vs' -:Q -sn as 4:4 Os. ss, -2. -sf -4 an -4- 4 Qs. 4. 4 -4 -sn an 4 4 he vs- 4 'E' 'Y' 44 444 44 4444444 44 a habit which he had acquired in or- . der to make himself more dignified Comphments of the looking. . The teacher ran his finger down a LlIlW00d Square Theatre list of uaines and stopped at one of thein. IUZUICQUH CL Gvod Slww Hettie Hiekf, spoke he, you may arisef, Y-y-es sir,'J answered llettie trem- 4444444444444444444444444444 Mundy TWENTY YEARS Name the bones of the arm, ' said the teacher. 444444444444444444 For more than twenty years it has been H V u Vi'-W--well, let's see, starnmered Hettie, 'fthere's the elbow, and the bone aboye the elbow and the bone below the elbow and, oh yes, the crazy bone. the policy of this store to sell -Nw wi Completely satisfied with herself, -if ef Z -as 4, F 33 ,Q 'U 2? ep 4 4' O -Q' ri, L71 4 i-4 an 3 Z fs' H an +4 4- i 'f' t 4 se -ze ee-w++.'gf1-M 4. 'Y' B--1 if S 5 if 9 -:Q f 'E' Z f-v- '3' 9 sz. 1 4 S .5 .4 4' 2, 4 : 4 1 4- :J '3' .. 4 5 'Q' Ei Z '11 4 9 4. f '5' r '5' E Z Ui 44 4444444 44444 44 44 44 444 44 4 'X' nga sz. an .Q- . -4 -an was -:N ef 4 an an fa .4 -Q. -4. .iv -:Q aio 'sf an -z- 4 an 9 iw:--we-vs--2'-an-sn:-Q:--s-'Q-+fs'w EE -sn 4. We ea 4 -4- 'za se an 4. .40 -an 4 .ss we 4 -4 -an -1- as 4 .4 'E' 4 gave her slip to the teacher, and inan- aged to 'Hnish the period with no more mishaps than talking' aloud, and sharp- ening her pencil when the teacher was Book is assigning the lesson. lflettie was now getting used to the rules, and when the third period end- the Product of the ed, she was quite coniplaeent. In the afternoon Hettie came back, late as usual, but went thru the ordeal safely, haying been instructed by a fel- Job D6p3.1't1T161lt of low pupil who had had experience. llettie found her way to the Biology class, altho she wandered about con- The Renector-H,erald siderably before she found it. As she entered the room, the teacher turned and glared at her. Indeed, Hettie thot she iuust have connnitted some terrible Norzralkfs Nezrsy Newspaper deed, so fiercely did he glare. But she found out afterwards that it was just ..75- . 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Iuakc me sic-kf' 444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444 NTHE MAPLE LEAFAJ' +P4+4++?+++4+++?+44+94++++++6+++++6+?6+++++4+++++?6++++++++ Compliments of N ORWALK PH YSICIAN S J. A. SIPHER ' G. F. LINN M. L. BATTLES K. E. SCHNEERER J. F. MAYNE E. N. HAWLEY I . 44+W+449464?+4??+4+44+4?+++64?4Q+4?6?+4++++?+++?????+++++46? -73- THE JIAPLE LEAF 6+6+9+++++4+++++6?4444+94494+494?++?+++6++?+++++6+++++?+++d SANDUSKY BUSINESS COLLEGE has long been one of the i4'2!llil1g1' business fl'ili1li11Q schools of llOI'Hl01'1l Ohio in point oif fair dealing and fhlvllgil K'OUl'SC.i :md IS lllililltilillillg' sun-11 ll'2lllCl'Slli1l tl1rougl1 its 11lTiliz1tion with business 11-1' sending young men and wonicn into the iiehl of opportu11ity fully prcpzlrvd to cope with the prolxlr-111s oif life. It is one of the iirst business schools in the state to Ire Accredited by the Natioxinl Association of Accredited f'o11111101'm'iz1i Schools whic-I1 111021113 that the school is co11sta11tly ll11di'l' the s111'1'eiUz11'1co of H10 regional l1oz1rtl of directors, iHSlll'il1Q l1ig'l1 inoral stz111rl11rds and :111l11'o1'e1l courses of sind-v. Ali'llll.JOI'S oi' the g1'ildlliljEiIlg' class are invited to attend this business t1'E1i11iIlQ school. W. O. LOUDENSLAGEL, Pres. 9?+++++??+++?+?+?+4++?6++6+4W4++?++9?6+4++6Q446+464++++64QW To the many sources of assist- ance and material that have aid- ed in making up this book We Seniors express our sincere thanks. We bespeak for the comm ing class of '27 the same interest and co-operation. +?+?++++?+++?+?+++++++++4++4+++4+++++6++?+++?+??++4++?++Q4+0 -r9- ,N sw, W1 A 5 'Z .v 4 .' I ' .uf ' 1v ?f'1i 21fQ2 2':Q .L, , aff, ' lr Q- 'A ' , :wif ' ' -' Y f .QA A W- -- V Q s gf. X.- A - K ,yi-ws 51- . 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