Norwood High School - Silhouette Yearbook (Norwood, OH)

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HAROLD SCHULER MALVIN UCHTMAN HAROLD SCHULER HDiligence is the mother of good fortune. . Athletic Association, '21, '22, '23, '14; Orchestra, '21, .21. '23; Class President, '23; A.-B. Council, '24; Rooters' Club, '24 , Harold is one of our best students, yet he has time to take part in everything that comes along. He can be seen almost any afternoon driving around. And is he popular? Oh, Boy! MALVIN UCHTMAN It is good to iive and learn. Athletic Association, A21, '12, '23, 14; A.-B. Council, hz4; Class Treasurer, '24; Rooters' Club, '14; Hi-Y, '23 ; Tennis Club, EL MalA is the big boy, He stands six feet plus, and is as full of fun as he is tall. He is always in a good humor and ready for anything We prophesy that Nlal. will be a great success in what ever he takes up. Go to it, boy! lnl

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MILTON LEVY FLORENCE PRICE EVELYN READ EARLE MILLER MILTON LEVY Thoughts are mightier than strength of hand. Athletic Association, '2I, '27., '13, '24; A.-B. Council, '24; Rooters' Club, '24. Milt can be seen almost any time rounding corners with his Chev. on two wheels. He always has a smile for everyone, and has added much to our recitations with his humor. We're looking for big things, Milt! FLORENCE PRICE Her voice was sweet, gentle, and low, A thing excelient in women. Athletic Association, '21, '27., '23, '14; Vice-President of CEass. '23. Florence is the one girl in Our class who could resist having her hair bobbed; but who blames her with such hair? EVELYN READ 'Tis the things you say and the music you play That makes everyone so gay. Orchestra, '20. '21. '22,, '23, '14: Girls' Glee Club, '20. '11, '22, '23, '24; Vice-Prcsidcnt of Class, '14. Effie is the star pianist of Norwood Hi. Her playing has been the accompaniment of nearly all our singers and soioists during her stay here, Mr. Ren Mulford said that she was good to look at. EARLE MILLER Good health and good sense are two of life's greatest blessings. Athletic Association,'21,'12,'23.'14;Football, '20, '21, '27., '23; Basketball, '27., '23, '24; Baseball, '27.. '23, '24; Captain of Football, '13;Captain Basketball, '23;A.-B.C0unci1, '24: Rooters' Club. '14. Earle is our athlete, as his record above shows. He has been out for everythEng since his Freshman year, and has made a letter at each attempt. We know that with his pep and fighting spirit he will never know defeat in the business world. Izll

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Class Will E, THE February Class of 1925, being of sound mind, memory, and understanding, do hereby make this our last Will and Testament, and do devise and bequeath the following: I. To our Teachers and Mr. Howe, our sincere thanks and ap- preciation for the untiring efforts shown in our behalf. II. To the Freshmen, this little thought, that Every dog has his dayf III, To the Sophomores, the privilege of devising a system to skip detention hall. IV. To the juniors, the splendid example of a model class. V. To the june Seniors, the honor of graduating with us. VI. T0 the janitors, the sole right: of using our waste-papei' and peanut shells to the best of their advantage. V11. T0 the dogs of Norwood ibarring noneD, the privilege of gamboling 0n the green of Norwood Hi any day before 8.30 A. M. VIII. T0 the dear old school, our deepest love, homer, and esteem. Attested: HARVEY F. DUSTERBERG, President. In XVitness Thereof MAL. H. UCHTMAN. JULIA FLOTO. HAROLD DY SCHL'LER.