Norwood High School - Silhouette Yearbook (Norwood, OH)

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Ulbe Qilbuuette February Class History XVe're clasping hantls at the cross-roatls now, For the wa-vs ol' men ma-v sever: Anal xvcll Illillxv lll' lltbl' El llilj' allll il Illglll, Anil it well may he for ever. UXV, just what are you talking alroutf' askecl my lrientl. Xvell, l shall tell you all almout it. Xve the Felrruary Class came into existence four .vears ago when we startetl as Freshmen ina great lnig huihliug callecl Norwootl High School. Things were not entirely new to us as we hatl enteretl in Septemluer as Eighth Uppers, hut glatlllv tlicl we throw olvlv that much- hatecl name. Now we were Freshmen. Nve coultln't get lost we knew things too well. Ur we thought we tlinlg hut tconlitlentialllv5 ilitln't .vou once or twice catch a glimpse ol' us wantlering ahout those spacious halls hunting for room numlzers? Uur Freshman year was rather tlull until we were invitecl to that great event known as the Freshman Reception. From that night, we lrlossometl into gallant .voting gentlemen anal clignilietl young laclies, hut we couliln't he too proucl in the presence ol' those Hxvomlersn who were callesl Seniors. The next year macle us Sophomores, antl we promptly anal thoroughly loolcetl tlown u mon the incoming Freshies, commenting with scorn on all their Vi - A - greenness. V e hail grown much olcler anal knew just what to tlo antl when to clo it. Alter a year ol' struggle we eventually hecame luniors. Yve hail earnetl the privilege ol' organizing our class, with .Xliss Nellie Fairweather as our Faculty Aclvisor. For the first term we electetl: Presimlent, Tom Russell: Vice-Presitlent, Alvin llillelmrantlp Secretary, Doris Rol-insong anal Treasurer, Ruth llenilriclts. For the following semester we chose: President, XV. T. Porter: Vice-Presiclent, Yvesle-v Sarles: Secretary, lean Sintllingerg antl 'l'reasurer, Ruth llenclricks. Uur class meetings were most enioyalmle, as we supplementetl our lvusiness with programs consisting ol, music, hook-reviews aml iokes. Some ol' our classmates were electeml on the .xlirror Stall antl most ol' us went out for organizations, such as clramaties, Glee Chill, Track antl various other sports. Yve haul come to the time when we couhl thoroughly enioy school anal our school activities. Another -vear rolletl arouncl anal now we were Seniors, with .Xliss .Horton and ixlr. Dunn as Faculty Advisors. For the first term we-,electemlz presitlent, Xvalter Stuhlfauthg Vice-Presitlent. Bernartl Lintlemann: Secretary, lean Sincl- linger: 'l'reasurer, Doris Rohinson. For our last hall'-lvear we re-elected our Presiclent, Secretary antl 'l'reasurer, hut Bernard Linnlemann relinquishenl the too artluous cluties ol' the Vice-Presicl-:nc-v to Frank Burnett. This last -vear we have eniolvecl every inciclent ol' school lille anal we are sorry that all is enmleml. Let me close with a line from one ol' Fanny llurst's short stories, in which .. - - . - H she says: llow hitter, hut .vet how sweet, it is to reach our goal graduation. IHAN SINIJLINGER. --5-14-