Norwalk High School - Signal Yearbook (Norwalk, OH)

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Tom Lane and Melvin Rob' inson hold Pat Cross and Chuck Naley at gun point. Just before the big explo- sion occurs, Dick Meyers, Joyce Comer, Sandy Car- vey, Molly Crossen, San- dy Hendrickson, Chuck Naley, Alan Robinson, and Pat Cross bow their heads for prayer. l7 If Marlene Nickoli, Pat Cross, Joyce Comer, Alan Robin- son, and Molly Crossen go through one more big scene. ' h X 1f..::1:iE321.4' .r Stage Manager Don Schcid and Prompter Ann Crossen have a brief conference. Jim Spalsbury and Sandy Hendrick- son put the finishing touches on the love scene. sn O 'TY

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ni' X lliill The cast of the Junior-Senior Fall Play, Strange Boarders, appear for a curtain call: Mr. Donald Harness, di- rector, Molly Crossen, Pat Cross, Joyce Comer, Marlene Nickoli, Sandy Hendrickson, Sandra Carvey, Ronald Baker. Second row: Melvin Robinson, Roberta Sim, Dick Meyers, Chuck Naley, Tom Lane, Alan Robinson, Alan Angell, Jim Spalsbury, Novem ber HE play's the thing, and November holds more interest for play-lovers than any other month. Almost everyone tums out for the performance by members of the senior and junior classes. This year they were well entertained with Strange Boarders. The play is immensely enjoyed by the players as well as the audience . There are the weeks of rehearsal, of laughing at each other's mistakes, of getting made up, and of soaking up the atmosphere of the theater. Pat Wiggins gives Roberta Sim that old look. Ron Baker, Molly Crossen, Pat Cross, Tom Lane, and Joyce Com- er are all ready to go on the night of the play. 16 E-4 err 5

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Some of the cast of the junior high operetta, Hansel and Gretel. gather before the witch's cookie house: Linda Hart, Jane Cruse, Carlene Riddle, Sara Martin, Janet Lorcher, Chuck Rogers, Tim Sommer, Homer Stall, Pat Young, Marilyn Warner, Ruth Stower, Mary Moyer, Ann Brandal, Nancy Welch, Ka ren Hay, Connie Magill, Beverly Moore, Loretha Boyd, Pat Howell, and Betty Smythe. 'ml Christmas decorations in library are enjoyed by ev- eryone, including Dorlene Braker. Decem ber ECEMBER is the month everyone has been waiting for-the month of vacation, snow, parties and presents. But all this fun is not outside of the school. During the month of December the junior high chorus puts on a very impressive operetta called Hansel and Gretel. The spirit of Christmas is all over the school-from the music played to the students by the orchestra and sung by the chorus right down to the massive Christmas tree which adorned the center of the main hall. if 121' fi . M ,V-lip! 3 Eg,-',,gWx'v,-'X 1-A5 'T eiiiai? ini- ' ' Qfsis, 04' 9 , .,. riff? , s :hifi-Tj-is 18