Norwalk High School - Signal Yearbook (Norwalk, OH)

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Mistress of ceremonies Sandy Carvey crowns Ted Smith and Barbara Boyd king and queen of the dinner dance. Februar EBRUARY, the month of hearts and flowers and cupids, is the time for two very important dances at Norwalk. They are the annual Y-teens Dinner Dance and the junior High Heart Hop. The Dinner Dance has a French theme and dances to the music of a band called the Key Notes. The Heart Hop has a red heart theme and employs George Diehl, Wendy Robinson, Dave Thomas, and Ed Barker to provide the music. Carol Crawford and Steve Eleanor Twirchell and Grant Walls miss the cameraman while Dick Paplinski and Linda Usselton see him and smile. White enjoy refreshments. The Key Notes play for the dinner dance. 24 I Ioan Chapin passes out samples of her cookies after giv ing a speech in English II on how to bake them.

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Coach Woody Hayes speaks to an intcr- ested audience of 500. Players, cheerleaders, their families, and the coaches enjoy a well prepared meal. Lettermen pose with Coach Hayes at award assembly. Front row: Larry Ware, Paul Nease, Robert Baker, Dominic Capra ra, Dick Heaston, Tom Westrick, Phil May, Bill Zureich, Joe Murray and Coach Woody Hayes. Back row: Jim Witter John Harris, Karl Trace, Chuck Naley, Dave Hunter, Dale Liedorff, John Zink, Ken Miller, Stan Chapin, Grant Walls, Ir. , Jim Rogers, John Francisco, Jim Rolsten, Skip Howell, Allen Beach, Jim Zureich, and Coach Grant Walls. 23 s

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E s fx' . wt . Richard Vogt and Mr. Howard Wheeler demonstrate mu sical talents at the junior high heart hop is use sts' X iii, Wendy Robinson explains a point given in his speech on how to play cards in his English ll class. i The junior high auditorium looks quite festive during the dance. 'repug- A The auditorium looks deserted after the dance.