Norwood High School - Silhouette Yearbook (Norwood, OH)

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24 THE MIRROR THELMA ADAMS nThe sccrrt of her charm 'tis hard to tell, But that skis lowed is Immuu full wull. Athletic Association. Hiking Club. Class Secretary, '21. Mask and Scroll. Thelma is small, but did you ever see her grades? She started the bobbcd-hair epidemic among the Sen- iors. Although Thelma gets high grades, she doeswt miss any of the good times and has gained many friends. LYMAN ABBOT ThrnVs 110 art . T0 xlmzv tho mmd: COHSH'HFIIOH m Ihc ,, fact. Athletic Asmciation, '18, '19, ,20, 21. Hi Y, 21, 22. Lyman is rather a quiet chap, until you know him. He is a good sport and always willing to do his part in any- thing. As a business man we know he will succeed.

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A Reflection of Norwood High School 23 Our last and our best year of our sojourn at Norwood Hi. The officers for the year were: Edward Mottern, President; Catherine Doll, Vice:President; Mile dred Kahle, Secretary; Walter Emmerling, Treasurer. Second semester: Alfred Porter, President; Anna Rees, Vice-President; Rachel Latham, Secretary; Joe ylaspers, Treasurer. This year we explored a new fieldaChemistryeand, being brilliant chemists, there were no czlsualtiesl We also developed a dearer friendship with Messieurs Frazer et Squair than in our Junior year. One of the biggest social events of the year was the Freshman Reception, which, in our opinion, was a sub cess. The MIRROR was talten over. as is the custom, by the Seniors, and it has progressed in all lines of its activities. We were entertained in February with 21 dance given by the Juniors, and it was at this affair that one of our most honored Seniors endeavored to empty the punch-llowl by himself. Later the Seniors enter- tained the Juniors by :1 simiiar :1..air. Essays, if they are to be judged by Carlylels Essay on Bums, are certainly dry, Lut we sincerely hope that our csauays, with which we struggled, were not dry for Miss Jacob. Although our days at Norwood High are fast drawing to a close, the days spent there will remain happy memories with us throughout life. We leave with thoughts of tender affection lor our school and all it means. The precepts which have been inculcated here will never be forgotten, and in the future, tlwhen manhood totters and success wretlts with honor, we shall be haunted by the memories of gentle. firm, strong meniour teachersiwho never lost the vision of virtue and culture, and in our darkest hours their shadowing hands shall seem to beckon us upward. JULIUS HALL, JOSEPH JASPERS, ELIZABETH MCCARTHY. LE! Q

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EDITH BAILEY All ilmt in a wummz is ua'orrd. Athletic :Xsmcizllinn, '19. '20. '21. Mask and Scroll, '22 Tennis, 21. Basket Ball, '10, 720. MIRROR Reporter. 'lW Hiking Club, 22. Did you ever see Edith when she xlidlft 100k :15 though she had jmt stepped out of :1 bundhox? She is the fashion plate of the claws of ,22. A1111 was she not the Hvzunlw in Our c'usx play? Edie is not only one of the pret- tiest and sweetest girls nf the thus, but one of the most popular. A Refirrlimz of Narzwud HighSrhaoI 25 ANNETTE BARKER U'ith rirrlvxs feel, rimzw an, dawn on! Hiking Club. Annette is small and vivacioust She can play the piano. sing and, oh, how she can dance! She wears a variety of becoming costumes with charm. Her weapons are deadly, men ! Beware ! ! l