Norwood High School - Silhouette Yearbook (Norwood, OH)

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W. MCINTIRE, Principal

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SEE EUE555555H55 1'Bnarh nf Einrratinn John P. Frey ............ ........... P resident C-eo. Guckenberger ............... Vice-President ' Edwin M. Craig, M. D. Geo. R. Harris E. Wm. Cesper, Jr. Harold Ryland .................. Clerk-Treasurer W. S. Cadman .......... Superintendent of Schools High Srhnnl Glrarhrrz W. W. Mclntire .......... ..... P rincipal Elizabeth K. Fairweather. . . ..... French Nellie H. Fairweather ..... . ........ Latin Amy I... Foote ........................... Latin Honora jacob. ......................... English Cora Morton ..... . . .Chemistry and Mathematics Julia L. Sutor. . . ........ English and History F. B. Dilley ..... ................ H istory C. E. Pattison ...... .... P hysics and Mathematics Mrs. August Eckel ....... Physical Culture for Girls Louise M. jackson ............. Domestic Science Frieda B. Rogatzky ..................... English Margaret H. Benedict ....... ......... S panish Charles G. Peabody ................. Commercial Mary F. Bryan ..................... Commercial C. H. Fordyce ...... .... P hysical Culture for Boys W. R. Dunn ..... ...... B otany and History John C. Koch ..... ................ M usic Edna C. Jackson ..... ..... D omestic Science H. E. Davis ......... .......... M athematics Mary E. Cellarius .... .... E nglish and History Hannah Scofield ..... . .... Athletics for Girls !HQEH55 !!55!!Qmf,.-... E .Effw

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'THE MIRRCR -dl-ll-I--It .lnin-.ll-.u...ll-.qi-.u-1.-.n..u1..1g....l.1q..-up-u Qllmm 'iHHil1-Elunr, IBIS We, the .lime Class of 1918, being of sane mind, do, this first day of June, declare this our last will and testament, and do devise and bequeath the follo'wz'1ig.' I. To Mr. Melntire and the teachers, the honor of having successfully educated the largest and presumably the brightest class that ezfer graduated from Norwood High School. II. 'To the succeeding Commercial and Do- anestic Science classes, the task of living np to the example set for them by the pioneer classes in these branches. III. To the February Class of 1919, we Ieafzfe our desks, in Room 23, with all the senti- ments and confectionery attached thereto. IV. To the pupils of Norwood High School the task of jilling the position of Orchestra leader, of running the Mirror on at profitable basis, of paying for the hair-drying apparatus and our places in the 1IHZC'1l'l1.llC, to him or her, 'who gets there first. V. To all, the lillfj' of buying Thrift Stamps and Liberty Bonds, and supporting the gozerument to the fullest extent. lVe do solemnly swear this to be our last 'zcfiil and testament, and do hereby affix our hand and seal. nffadfre ymfnndlrf President. QSEALD 0 lm '6' June Jzifluf ff ,W1elzh17. . VV1tnesses. npnuu1uu1qn-nuh4uadua. mgp1qf4m1 lF-l'1 F i --------'-- '- 'l,' I HHS! jj' hda.4lBa-.lBn.Hc.4llun.ih1hls.uuiu.lKa.nglg41 4-g in-sl