Norwood High School - Silhouette Yearbook (Norwood, OH)

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A Reflection of Norwood HighSchaul 19 Qllazaz 15mm Old Norwood High, to you, adieu! We partethe Class of Twenty-two, With heavy hearts, that once were light, We start on life,s journey, which now seems bright VVeive labored with zeal for four short years; Now at parting in our eyes are unbidden tears, For we,ve had with you our pleasures many; The best there wereewhen there were any. Yes, on the whole, weive liked it so, That now, in truth, we loathe to go, But in going, you will be, Embossed in our memory. So, dear High School, as we leave thee, We in all our thoughts shall keep thee. You have won our faith. love and esteem, And our hearts are sadder than they seem. So we go. and in years after Weill smile as we think of the trials or laughter XVeive had within thy walls, 01d Norwood, Farewell, dear school, our way lies forward. Good-hye, dear classmates; good-bye, clear teachers! These are N0rw00d,s outstanding features, And N H. S., whate,er you do, Never forget the class of Twenty-two. Old Norwood High, our best wishes to thee. May good luck and fortune ever with thee be. Now the Class Of Twentyetwo Bids thee, Alma Mater, our last adieu! MILDRED L. KAHLE.

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18 THE MIRROR 01 l a 2a a m i l 1 JUNE, 1922 To Whom It May Concern: XVHEREAS, We, the June Class of 1922, being of sound mind, memory and understanding, do hereby make this qur last Will and Testament in manner and form follow- mg: We give, devise and bequeathe I. To the Faculty, our sincere thanks and apprecia- tion for their untiring efforts shown in our behalf. II. To the Freshies, the thrill of becoming, some day, a Senior. III. To the Sophomores, the free and inherent right of escaping all examinations. IV. To the Juniors, our best reputations in all our studies and good impressions left on teachers. V. To the School, increasing honor and glory, to- gether with our fondest memories, love and esteem. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, we the undersigned testa- tors do hereby set our hand and our seal this first day of June, in the year of our Lord One Thousand Nine Hun- dred and Twenty-two. JUNE CLASS, 1922, ALFRED PORTER, President. lSEALl LYMAN ABBOT Witnesses: .......... JOE JASPERS IRENE CLAWSON

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THE MIRROR $13155 Sanity, tTune of Ty-Teel In old Norwood High is a class with a llrepfl For itls known for originality and pep; And ltis the Class of June Nineteen Twenty-two, 'Norwood High, now we leave you. C h0rus-- Norwood, dear Norwood High, we say g'ood-bye. Oh, how sad we are to go. We shall, we promise thee, honor thee 50, And we are loath to leave thy walls and merry halls behind us. Ever we shall keep you in all our tholts- And we hope that youlll forget us not. Twenty-two, Twenty-two, luck to you; Norwood High, Nprwood High, luck to you! Oh, High School, we say good-bye to you! For this class of oursis a merry band, Which now is ready in the world to take its stand. Norwood, without us, whatever will you do? Hurrah for Nineteen Twenty-two! C Izoruse Norwoqd, dear Norwood High, we say good-bye. Oh, how sad we are tqgo. ' We shall, we promise thee, honor thee so, And we are loath to leave thy walls and merry halls behind us. ' Ever we shall keep you in all our thots- And we hope that youlll forget us not. TWenty-two, Twenty-two, luck to you; Norwood High, Norwood High, luck to you! Oh, High School, we say good-bye to you! MILDRED KAHLE. CHESTER OSTERMAN, HELEN HARDIG.