Norwood High School - Silhouette Yearbook (Norwood, OH)

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RutuA aan ROAaheQQe Rufus and Rosubelle went to every football game. Led by Rosabelle they cheered for the star player whoeyou've guessed-- was Rufus. They attended every class play and applauded their own inspired performances. Day and night tand sometimes during classes toot they slaved over Mirror copy, or for Silhouette dead- lines. And when the eagerly awaited publications came out they spent hours decoding their scandal or marvelling cut their skill as photographers. Along with the lowliest freshies they laughed them- selves hoarse over their uproarious class day skitst Then, of course, there was the more serious side of a seniofs lifeeexoms! term papers! oh-h, letts not dig those up! Instead Rufus and Roscbelle will remember that long-uwoited night when they marched down the endless auditorium aisle to the lingering strains of Pomp and Circumstance.

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gntnodl ucing Rebeca, Rufus and Rosabelle, they got aroundothe Aurora football game, Mirror Staff, the Silhouette dance, Christmas Assembly, Nine Girls, and the Junior Prom. They were a part of every school or- ganization and took courses in every subiect offered, passfng proc- ticaliy all of them. Their good record was not just luck, though, for in every class they were under the able instruction and guidance of Professor Roscoeoo very versatile mun, iust about as versatile as Rufus and Rosabelle themselves. For if you are a senior or a high school teacher, you definiieiy are busy. And if your teacher is a one-mon faculty; and you and your girl are all the seniors rolled into twooyou get around. Yes, they certainly were unique. Every school has the usual three r's: reudin', ritini, and trithmetic, but only Norwood could have Roscoe, Rufus, and Rosabelle.

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ContantA cgachte These are the patient counselors, recipients for iour years of bored expresslons and casual atten- Hon from Rufus and Rosabelle, who even now are beginning to feel grateful for the knowledge that managed to seep in. genionb Rufus and Rosabelle impatiently sat out three Molasses in Januarye' years of Norwood. Then, after the fourth had flown by they were so reluct- cmt to leave they wouldhve consented to be sopho- mores again to prolong their stay. MRhERCQQhAMEn Mos? lower classmen are blissfully ignorant of their good fortune in attending Norwood. At ofher schools they are looked down upon, but here the seniors tolerate fhem wlth graceein fad, we sorl'u like them!