Norwood High School - Silhouette Yearbook (Norwood, OH)

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ywww 1 1 MW 1 wwawwfmfffwfmmw 1 ff Wz, M702 X' UAW, , W f 5 if, , 7 A Q5 Wfyflf ff QM Z W, f WWW WWW f fwfwffaj MILDRED DUB Mil never gets excited, nor is she ever in a hurry, Her delightful good nature is envied by many, As a saleslady, they say she is a whiz. Good luck, Mil, CLARA HILBERG Athletic Association '25, '26.' Getting to school before eight-thirty is Clara's daily bugbear, but where there is fun in store. she is always to be had immediately. Can she Charleston?-well, nothing else but. Recent records mean nothing to our Cleo when she's olf. Best wishes from your many friends. REYNOLD HORSATMEYER Athletic Association '23, '24, '25, '26g Bankers' Association '25, '26g Class Treasurer '25g President '26: Hi-Y '25, '26, Radio Club '25: Student Council '25, '26, Ray is our Class President, and one of the best liked boys of the class. We don't be- lieve, however, that anyone can accuse him of over-study. His hobby is hard to make specinc, so you'd better ask him. May good luck continue into his future. CARL SCHMUELLING Athletic Association '23, '24, '25, '26. Carl's quiet manner is never disturbed, and excitement is unknown to him. My, but a little calm is refreshing these days! They say he has knowledge of radios. Carl's pleasant personality has certainly gained many friends for him at N. H. S.

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' '--MA.,-,, 3. . --an Jheiw LAURA SHUFP Athletic Association '23, '24, '25, '26: Hik- ing Club '23. Laura is one of the jolliest members of our class. She has the most hewitching way of drawing hearty laughs from her classmates. We are not sure about her particular hobby, for she has so many unusual ones, such as Hdigging up new jokes for the next day at school, We have no doubt as to her success in the future. ETHEL VOLLMER A-B Council '25: Athletic Association '25, '26g Girls' Glee Club '23, '24, '25, '26g Masque and Scroll '25g Mirror Re- porter '23. Always bubbling over with merriment, and making everyone happy. Who? Why, Ethel, of course. As a pianist, Ethel might do well in Paul Whiteman's band. WILLIAM GRACE We're still wondering why Bill wouldn't have his picture taken for the SILHOUETTE. Perhaps it was just his sense of humor: we don't know. He has delightful oratorical ability, and we believe he really ought to earn his living making stump speeches. And, by the way, Bill writes well, too.