Norwalk High School - Signal Yearbook (Norwalk, OH)

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rf--H -- -----W - - XZQVL5 FRONT ROW: lOfficersl Beverly Collier, Social Chairman, Jane Stark, Treasurer, Gretchen Burkle, President, Phyliss Marion, Vice President, Arlene Thudium, Secretary, Pat Toomer, Program Chairman, Miss Mossman, Advisor, Connie Ford, Program Chairman. SENIORS: Pat Larson, Rosemary Baltes, Cathy Amato, Diane Dietz, Alice Tschanen, Jo Ann Ward JUNIORS: Lois O'DeIl, Marilyn Hackett, Judy Harkness, Beverly Mitchell, Nancy Cissne, Lois King, Regina White. SOPHOMORES: Betty Tite, Carol Price, Joy Ann Crandall, Connie Conner. FRESHMAN: Janet Pleasnick, Jackie Jackson, Alice Lawrence, Mary Bane, Harlene Earl, Ann Blackburn, Nancy Ellis, Sally Morton, Carol Switzer, Wilma Gilhousen, Norma Ballentine, Helen Opfer, Connie Arnold, Lois Giffer, Yvonne Butch, Alice Merit, Martha Ziegler, Beverly Hubble, Alvina Huffacker, Marilyn Butler, Faye Bolman, Joan Linn, Helen Sellinger, Betty Myer, Carol Cissne, ,3 ,ff ,g5ez,QgjE:.f-r,. !fgs-fffv ' I , 'X .'fAf'5?E 5: Q' gizig, -a sf , ' ,- si 57? ' ' 17 ,F 'E i Fi ,,, sf' fy. President Gretchen Burials Z6 Y-Teen Club of Norwalk High School participated in many activities during the year l948-49. October was highlighted by the Bellevue-Norwalk Jamboree, other events of import- ance were the Thanksgiving Semi-Formal Dance and the Christmas meeting with Mr. Garica as speaker. Something new was added by having a joint meeting with the ladies of the Opportunity Club at which time a skit, Youth on Trial , was presented:-4 Also new was the first re- vival of the Club Constitution since l927.'jln the spring the annual Father-Daughter Banquet and Mother-Daughter tea were held. Miss Madge Mossman was again the efficient supervisor. Sponsored by Jw 5535356

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Z- -FIRST ROW, lleft to rightl: Clifford Ellis, Chaplin, John Almendinger, Publicity Chairman, James Turrittin, President, Mr. C. N. Stevenson, Sponsor, Roland Wildmon, Vice President, Lyle Thorne, Secretary and Treasurer, John Borgia, Songleader. SENIORS: Norman Nestor, James Nicholson, Gordon Locke, Tom Knoll, Bob Tucker, Jack Lawrie. JUNIORS: Dave Hester, Don Weltin, Jim Blackburn, Dick Becker, James McDonald, Robert Burr, Nathan Lichtcsien, Bob Simons, lsadore Lichtcsien, Bill Balduff, Jack Hawley, Dick Kelly, Pete Strecker, Dave Lang, Dick Ringle. SOPHOMORES: Don Knight, Art Walker, Douglas Calvin, Jim Poth, Rudy Newton, Ted Geater, Bob Ellis, Eugene Hutchins. FRESHMEN: Donald Strack, Ronald Strock, Fred Stanford, Bob Sheldon, John Storer, John More, Jim Bolding, Jack Silcox, Dick Lasure, Jerry Eaton, Jim Boyer, Dick Liebold, Dick Thomas. NOT PlCTURED: Dean Lawrence, Glenn Jacobs, Louis Copsey, Pat Hiltz, Frank Hicks, Dave Peckham. 1 Hi-Y this year, instead of having two sepa- rate clubs, combined into one large organiza- tion. Under the capable supervision of Mr. C. N. Stevenson, and officers, James Turrittin, President, Roland Wildmon, Vice President, Lyle Thorne, Secretary and Treasurer, Clifford Ellis, Jr., Chaplain, and Johnny Almendinger, Publicity Chairman, the club has had a most successful year. Some of the programs have consisted of various speakers, swimming, roundtable dis- cussions, and other such topics. Several of the highlights of the year have been the Thanksgiving Dance, when the Y- Teens combined with the Hi-Y, the Father- Son Banquet, and the Valentine's Party, where each fellow brought his girl for a pot- luck supper. This page sponsored by RAY'S MARKET 154W Whittlesey Ave. Norwalk, Ohio I