Norwood High School - Silhouette Yearbook (Norwood, OH)

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bg 'Ihgugtfg aww . 5 RUTH HENDRICKS .lm 11 .-'lmfmi Rall: 1.1-4-lv--uf-, Ilzlqlz n1m'k.rnluvzymq law ylmfv.-' 11 if Athletic Association, l--243-4 Fasslal Clulm, lr'-fl Sec'y, 12 Glee Clnlm, l'-if Stuclent Council, 3 Opera Cluh. 3 -4 Hygr., .3 Alaslc ansl Scroll, .lf-4 Mirror Staff, 4 Tennis Clulr, 12--3 Silhouette Stall, 4 Class Treasurer, 3 Class Play, 4 Can you imagine Ruth with anything hut a ninety on her report? Her untiring eflbrts won for her the honor ol' heing Salutatorian. Slay she upholil her splentlitl recornl at U. C.l FRANK BURNETT Sum: l l'11nk wziff win rraflr11111'.rf411m', .Ind pill lfliff Tllfifvn muff! In .rfnllmk Athletic Association, l -fllfvflf-4 Tennis Cluh, l -'ff - 3-4 Class Vice4Presiilent, 4 Baslcethall, IZ-'S Baseliall, I2-3 Student Council, QI -3 Glec Cluh, l-2 Franlfs list ol' activities surely speak lor his interests. To judge hiv the way he argues we imagine he will follow his father's foot- steps and hecome a law-ver. Il' not, we wish him luck in whatever he cloes. Opera Cluh, 4 Hi-Y, 3 -4 Alirror Stall, 3 Class Play, 4 , V f 'Y '1 f i . Wi. A r fs . fi i 'X EDMUND BOSWORTH Uh, fum' our ICU vnu .qi4rn'opi1li'.' l11.rji1::, .lfu11'ff.f11nl, 1.r up-lu-Jnlr. Athletic Association, l-i2-nl -4 Orchestra, lffffl Banil, lfflfl f4 Hi-Y, 3 4 Cheer Lc-arler, 4 Class Play, 4 YVho will ever lorget Etlclit-'s hitting those snappv chords? Tickling the ivories is not his only ahility for he is also a clever cartoon- ist. Alany a clark ilay was lrrighteneml lrkv his wit. HOWARD CORDES Wlztn II 1'nmr.r In wnfklifrhq nmllz, llmvnni door fl :ml Ivy hall. Athletic Association, l-2 Glee Cluh, l Mirror Reporter, 3 Hi-Y, 344 Homlmly has a hahit ol' concealing his thoughts, until suddenly out of a clear sky some happy idea hursts forth. At trigonometry he can- not he disputed, as his gramles have shown. 25-

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The bilbnuette -Kama ,eww wp I1 Q l, ,, . ,Ikea l I l ROBIC RT IOHNSTON .Yu1'mw fn m1'lmrI1'a and lnmif Il l1i'n lfulr lln' lmm mm' vful lvl ,I-Imni. Athletic Association, Ifil '-.lf 4 Bancl, I -2- 3--I Orchestra, I -2!3f-I Glee Cluli, I ' 2 Upera Clulv, 3 4 BUII Licrtilinl-Y Illlfl il IVQHIQIIQSS lxllr Slliilll In' strnmentsl As an example, loolc at the sousaphone and lxass viol. May his future unrlertalcings lie as great as his musical talents. IRWI N KAPLAN L'lm'1jf11l1n'.r,r In .rraru lla' lrlm'.r,' flzir ,rnzlfv lfn' n1m'n'.r uulilfll In 11,-'I Athletic Association, I-IZ .ii -I Scrilililers' Clulx, 4 .xlanager Class Play, -I Izzy helil the responsiliilit-x' ot' Ixusincss manager ot' the class play anal certainly iliml put it over. XYe hope his smile will win as many tiriemls at U. C. as it rliml at N. II. S. -27 A :L+ iw -' E Y, -1 , Wagga g it 1 ,-.ff A, ,TY 55? , , I 5-flftifif ,:?f5Lg'f.ff . , .,. .asf '-if .-. LUIS MURDOCK Tfn'l'L'i.4' 'mln' llmll' fi11'l'11lnf fmln' Irion' Juli' Than fhf.ryn1u1.41 frinzid wlm'.r p1'rluf'm' lzenf. Athletic Association, I fl?-3-4 Glee Cluli, lffl Mirror Reporter, I Class Play, -I I.ois is the fairest memlrcr ot' our class. Iler friends as well as her ambitions are nianuv, At present she is attending lrusiness Schotil, anal hollcs tt' IICLYIHIL' Slfnlclllllllxgs lilonclc stcnographer. GEORGE KUPFERSCHMI DT . I fwuyx .rn11'f1'rl-11, a lwnyf yay, ffmljqz' can lu'1-qlzlvfi any Jay. Athletic Association, I ffl Remember George as a glacliator in the Class Play? Truly, no Roman coulil have gladi- atelln more successfully. Ile niaiv help out Stuart IValker some ot' these days.